From 3e1d10186f6eb9224fc4b256546d6015ab3b2ac1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 10:56:39 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 01/53] fix: a snapshot scrubs purged ids; a sealed record's op is skipped; hold takes retention 0 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - bootstrap: mergeBatch scrubs every id the snapshot carries as purged once the batch is durable, as a peer's page does — a node that held a record's ops and bootstrapped after the purge kept the payloads in its log - apply: a peer's op on a record this node keeps encrypted is logged and relayed flagged `skipped`, never accepted as applied, so no replay or fold of the log applies what the node did not - storage: `ahead: 'hold'` accepts `retention.ops: 0` (keep everything); `repair(id)` counts a held op this node has since applied (`appliedHere`) - docs: the log's open files are rewritten by a scrub; index.json's real keys; the sealed-record skip in hooks.md; the snapshot scrub in storage.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 11 +++++++++++ CLAUDE.md | 6 +++--- docs/guide/hooks.md | 3 ++- docs/guide/schema.md | 2 +- docs/guide/storage.md | 6 ++++-- docs/guide/sync.md | 4 ++-- src/apply.js | 5 ++++- src/bootstrap.js | 5 +++++ src/log.js | 3 ++- src/storage.js | 10 +++++++--- tests/storage.encrypted.test.js | 19 +++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/purge.js | 23 +++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/schema.js | 8 ++++++++ 13 files changed, 91 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index f26be7e..16d3da6 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -395,6 +395,17 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A snapshot that carries a purge scrubs the joiner's log.** A node that + held a record's ops and then bootstrapped from a peer where the record was + purged kept the payloads in its log and served them to the peers behind + it. The bootstrap merge now scrubs every id the page purges, as a peer's + page does. +- **An op on a sealed record is skipped, not accepted.** A peer's op on a + record this node keeps `encrypted` was logged as applied, so a replay or + a fold of the log would have applied what the node never did; it is + flagged `skipped` now. Also: `ahead: 'hold'` accepts `retention.ops: 0` + (keep everything), and `repair(id)` counts a held op this node has since + applied. - **Offline writes past retention reach the host.** A node that wrote more ops than `retention.ops` before reaching a host had the oldest compacted, and the host took none of them — nor any later one of that stream — diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 61a2d1f..f692516 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -152,9 +152,9 @@ docs/ VitePress site - **A purge is a scrub, not a delete.** `purge` wins at any stamp and a purged entry takes nothing but another purge or a merge (`applyOp` returns early). The payload leaves the log through `OpLog.scrub(id)`, - which rewrites files in place; `persist` in `src/apply.js` scrubs every id - of the batch whose entry is purged, after the batch is durable and before - the relay. Never log a payload for a purged id through another path. + which rewrites files in place; `persist` in `src/apply.js` and `mergeBatch` + in `src/bootstrap.js` scrub every id of the batch whose entry is purged, + after the batch is durable and before the relay. Never log a payload for a purged id through another path. - **`packOps` is 17 positional slots, both halves together.** `v` (13), `actor` (14), `sig`, `digest` and `nonce` (15–17) were appended; a reader of fewer slots ignores the rest, a reader of more takes an absent slot as diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index 1c1c5d3..b5eeb16 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -107,7 +107,8 @@ peers make their own with their own `beforeApply`. A skipped op is flagged in the log so a reopen's replay of the unsealed tail leaves it alone too. The same path takes an op that would leave the record invalid under this node's [schema](./storage#validation): skipped, logged, relayed, and reported through -the `error` event rather than a hook. +the `error` event rather than a hook — and a peer's op on a record this node +keeps sealed (`encrypted: true`), which is logged and relayed, never applied. `applyRemote` reports it: `{ applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope }` — `applied` counts every accepted op, skipped ones included; `applied - skipped` diff --git a/docs/guide/schema.md b/docs/guide/schema.md index 1366b0d..52bdaa1 100644 --- a/docs/guide/schema.md +++ b/docs/guide/schema.md @@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ know the shape — and emits `schema` `{ kind: 'ahead', op, held: false }`. open runs that version; the held ops are then applied and `schemaInfo.held = { replayed, lost }` says how many, `lost` counting ops retention dropped before the upgrade (a hold needs `sync.retention.ops` of -1000 or more). +1000 or more, or `0` — keep everything). ### Drift diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index 069f89c..28e3e62 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -94,7 +94,8 @@ in this node's log — their `data`, `meta`, `key` and `value` are stripped, in memory and in the files, with the position, origin and stamp kept so the vector and a resuming peer are unaffected. A peer that receives the purge scrubs its own log the same way, and so does any peer that receives -anything else about that id afterwards. The chain keeps hashes only. A +anything else about that id afterwards, or that learns of the purge from a +snapshot it bootstraps from. The chain keeps hashes only. A purged record is listed nowhere, reads as `null`, and a `Record` of it reads `null` too. @@ -582,7 +583,8 @@ forward-tolerant; the validator does not know the shape), and emits `schema` and flagged with its version, relays it, and applies it at the first open that runs that version — `schemaInfo.held` is then `{ replayed, lost }`, `lost` counting held ops that retention dropped before the upgrade. A hold -needs `sync.retention.ops` of 1000 or more, and a directory that ran a newer +needs `sync.retention.ops` of 1000 or more (or `0`, keep everything), and a +directory that ran a newer version cannot be reopened with `'hold'` on an older one. ## On disk diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index f8be4e6..225c200 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -154,9 +154,9 @@ recovered by replaying the log on the next open: ``` log/ -├── open/.json one file per appended batch, never rewritten +├── open/.json one file per appended batch, rewritten only by a scrub ├── seg-.json sealed segments, rolled from open/ every `rollAfter` batches -└── index.json { epoch, floor, vector, segments } +└── index.json { epoch, floor, next, vector, segments, droppedHeld, latestTs } ``` The log has two cursors, for two different questions. diff --git a/src/apply.js b/src/apply.js index cba05af..105e378 100644 --- a/src/apply.js +++ b/src/apply.js @@ -287,8 +287,11 @@ const applyOne = async (batch, op) => { const current = await currentOf(batch, op); if (current === undefined) return; if (current?.encrypted) { + // Sealed here for this node alone: the op is logged and relayed, never + // applied — flagged skipped, so neither a replay nor a fold of the log + // applies what this node did not. core.logger.warn({ event: 'sync.op.encrypted', id: op.id }); - accept(batch, op); + skip(batch, op); return; } // A `false` from beforeApply skips the op HERE only. A throw aborts the diff --git a/src/bootstrap.js b/src/bootstrap.js index bdcea64..c0c4243 100644 --- a/src/bootstrap.js +++ b/src/bootstrap.js @@ -124,6 +124,9 @@ const mergeOne = async (batch, record) => { op.seq = ++batch.seq; batch.ops.push(op); batch.touched.set(id, entry); + // A record the snapshot carries as purged: what this node held of it — + // a peer's ops taken before the purge — is scrubbed once the batch is durable. + if (entry.meta.purged) (batch.purged ??= new Set()).add(id); batch.deltas.set(id, { ...(batch.deltas.get(id) ?? {}), ...delta }); batch.pending.push({ ctx, op, started }); }; @@ -145,6 +148,7 @@ const mergeBatch = async (core, records, via, from) => { touched: new Map(), deltas: new Map(), pending: [], + purged: null, }; for (const record of records) await mergeOne(batch, record); if (batch.ops.length === 0) return; @@ -156,6 +160,7 @@ const mergeBatch = async (core, records, via, from) => { const first = entries[0].seq; const last = entries[entries.length - 1].seq; if (await core.persist(batch.touched, first, last)) core.log.applied(first, last); + if (batch.purged) for (const id of batch.purged) await core.log.scrub(id); core.flush(); for (const { ctx, op, started } of batch.pending) { try { diff --git a/src/log.js b/src/log.js index 4f9063c..549e7e1 100644 --- a/src/log.js +++ b/src/log.js @@ -12,7 +12,8 @@ // which has not been announced to anyone yet // seg-.json sealed segments: the open files rolled together once // enough of them accumulate -// index.json { epoch, floor, next, vector, segments } — a summary; +// index.json { epoch, floor, next, vector, segments, droppedHeld, +// latestTs } — a summary; // the files are the source of truth and anything the // index lacks is rebuilt from a directory listing // diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 73999ef..9073957 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -43,6 +43,10 @@ const STORAGE_HOOKS = ['beforeWrite', 'afterWrite', 'beforeRead', 'afterRead', ' // The ops that leave a record's whole state behind them — where a repair // can start replaying from. A purge counts even scrubbed; the others not. const WHOLE = new Set(['write', 'merge', 'delete']); +// Whether this node applied a log entry: not skipped, or held for a schema +// version this node now runs (`#replayHeld` applied it; the flag stays). +const appliedHere = (entry, version) => + !entry.skipped || (entry.held !== undefined && version !== null && entry.held <= version); // A service file this storage wrote itself and cannot read any more. const corrupt = (file, cause) => @@ -205,8 +209,8 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { // A held op lives in the log until this node runs its version; // retention that would drop it first makes the hold a silent loss. const retained = options.sync?.retention?.ops; - if (this.#ahead === 'hold' && retained !== undefined && retained < 1000) { - throw new TypeError("open({ schema }): ahead 'hold' needs sync.retention.ops of 1000 or more"); + if (this.#ahead === 'hold' && retained !== undefined && retained > 0 && retained < 1000) { + throw new TypeError("open({ schema }): ahead 'hold' needs sync.retention.ops of 1000 or more, or 0"); } } @@ -999,7 +1003,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { } async #repair(id) { - const entries = this.#log.entriesOf(id).filter((entry) => !entry.skipped); + const entries = this.#log.entriesOf(id).filter((entry) => appliedHere(entry, this.#version)); const whole = ({ op, scrubbed }) => op.type === 'purge' || (!scrubbed && WHOLE.has(op.type)); const start = entries.findIndex(whole); if (start === -1) { diff --git a/tests/storage.encrypted.test.js b/tests/storage.encrypted.test.js index ff3b5a7..c729760 100644 --- a/tests/storage.encrypted.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.encrypted.test.js @@ -84,4 +84,23 @@ test('encrypted storage', async (t) => { await storage.close(); await plain.close(); }); + + await t.test("a peer's op on a record sealed here is skipped: logged and relayed, never applied", async (t2) => { + const dir = await createTemp(); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, encrypted: true }); + const id = await storage.insert({ secret: 'mine' }); + const op = { origin: 'peer', seq: 1, ts: Date.now() + 1, type: 'set', id, data: { secret: 'theirs' } }; + const result = await storage.applyRemote([op]); + assert.strictEqual(result.applied, 1); + assert.strictEqual(result.skipped, 1, 'accepted for the log and the vector, not for the record'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { secret: 'mine' }); + const entry = storage.log.since(undefined).find((e) => e.op.origin === 'peer'); + assert.strictEqual(entry.skipped, true, 'flagged, so no replay or fold applies it'); + assert.strictEqual(storage.vector.peer, 1, 'the vector moved'); + await storage.close(); + const reopened = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, encrypted: true }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await reopened.get(id), { secret: 'mine' }, 'the replay leaves the sealed record alone'); + await reopened.close(); + }); }); diff --git a/tests/suites/purge.js b/tests/suites/purge.js index c098151..06e0437 100644 --- a/tests/suites/purge.js +++ b/tests/suites/purge.js @@ -176,6 +176,29 @@ const runPurgeTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(await holdsSecret(storage), false); assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + + await t.test('a snapshot that carries a purge scrubs what the joiner held of the record', async (t2) => { + const a = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 } } }); + const d = await createStorage(t2, 'D', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 } } }); + const id = await a.insert({ ssn: SECRET }); + await a.update(id, { more: SECRET }); + // D took the record's ops from A before the purge, as any peer would. + const ops = a.log.since(undefined).map((entry) => JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(entry.op))); + const result = await d.applyRemote(ops); + assert.strictEqual(result.applied, 2); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await d.get(id), { ssn: SECRET, more: SECRET }); + assert.strictEqual(await holdsSecret(d), true); + await a.purge(id); + // D missed the purge op itself and learns of it from A's snapshot. + const page = await a.snapshot(); + await d.mergeSnapshot(page.records, { from: a.nodeId }); + assert.strictEqual(await d.get(id), null); + assert.strictEqual(await holdsSecret(d), false, 'the joiner scrubbed its own log'); + const entries = d.log.since(undefined).filter((entry) => entry.op.id === id); + assert.ok(entries.length >= 3, 'the two ops it held and the merge'); + assert.ok(entries.every((entry) => entry.scrubbed === true)); + assert.strictEqual(await d.validate(), true); + }); }; module.exports = { runPurgeTests }; diff --git a/tests/suites/schema.js b/tests/suites/schema.js index fe42599..7dfc1dd 100644 --- a/tests/suites/schema.js +++ b/tests/suites/schema.js @@ -832,6 +832,8 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { () => createStorage(t2, 'G9', { schema: { ahead: 'hold' }, sync: { retention: { ops: 10 } } }), /ahead 'hold' needs sync.retention.ops of 1000 or more/, ); + const kept = await createStorage(t2, 'G10', { schema: { ahead: 'hold' }, sync: { retention: { ops: 0 } } }); + assert.strictEqual(kept.schemaInfo.held, null, "retention.ops 0 keeps everything, so 'hold' is fine"); await assert.rejects(() => e.migrate({ entities: 'Post' }), TypeError); await assert.rejects(() => e.migrate({ batch: 0 }), TypeError); assert.deepStrictEqual( @@ -891,6 +893,12 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(upgraded.schemaInfo.previous, { version: 1, hash: null }); assert.deepStrictEqual(await upgraded.get(post.id), { n: 1, $type: 'Post' }); assert.deepStrictEqual(await upgraded.get('mine'), { mine: true, $type: 'Post' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await upgraded.repair(post.id), + { ops: 1, alive: true }, + 'a held op this node has since applied counts for repair()', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await upgraded.get(post.id), { n: 1, $type: 'Post' }); await upgraded.close(); const again = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { schema: v2 }); assert.deepStrictEqual( From 89c814ce963e04fefb8a1b23cf4ad826bd88f1c3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 11:01:24 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 02/53] docs(comparison): the Jazz column describes 2.0, not Jazz Classic MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Jazz 2.0 (alpha.59, the version jazz.tools documents) is a server-merged relational database: typed tables, queries with joins and aggregates, lenses, row-level policies, queryable history and branch views — and no CoValues, no list or text CRDT, no per-change signatures, no hash chain, no purge, no peer-to-peer. Every cell is re-decided from the repository's architecture specs and docs at commit 16cadcf, cited as the source. The method gains the rule for a project whose npm `latest` is legacy; the prose of comparison.md, why.md and README follows (Jazz joins the databases; four others have counters; four keep a tamper-evident history). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 7 ++ README.md | 4 +- docs/comparison.json | 205 ++++++++++++++++---------------- docs/guide/comparison.md | 245 ++++++++++++++++++++------------------- docs/guide/why.md | 5 +- 5 files changed, 236 insertions(+), 230 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 16d3da6..00d97ef 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -627,6 +627,13 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Changed +- **Comparison: Jazz at 2.0.** The Jazz column described 0.20 (Jazz Classic); + it now describes 2.0.0-alpha.59, the version jazz.tools documents — a + server-merged relational database with queries, lenses, row policies and + queryable history, and without CoValues, per-change signatures, list or + text CRDTs or a purge. The method gains the rule for a project whose npm + `latest` is legacy, and the prose counts follow. + - **Browser budget 41 → 42 KB.** The fixes above — scopes checked on the record, own ops kept until delivered, `REWOUND`/`UNDELIVERABLE`, `UNPERSISTED`, scoped collections, canonical index keys — add about 1.2 KB diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 634b6dd..04d5b47 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -161,8 +161,8 @@ nodes converges. ## Compared with alternatives -syncom sits where the CRDT libraries (Yjs, Automerge, Loro, Jazz), the local-first databases -(RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof), the peer-to-peer and event-sourced stores +syncom sits where the CRDT libraries (Yjs, Automerge, Loro), the local-first databases +(Jazz, RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof), the peer-to-peer and event-sourced stores (GUN, OrbitDB, Evolu, LiveStore) and the sync services (ElectricSQL, PowerSync, Zero, Triplit, InstantDB) meet. The [comparison](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison) puts all nineteen in one table of forty features, each cell decided from the published source. In short: diff --git a/docs/comparison.json b/docs/comparison.json index e5d8920..456650e 100644 --- a/docs/comparison.json +++ b/docs/comparison.json @@ -1065,217 +1065,212 @@ "id": "jazz", "name": "Jazz", "url": "https://github.com/garden-co/jazz", - "direction": "local-first framework", + "direction": "local-first relational database", "package": "jazz-tools", - "version": "0.20.19", + "version": "2.0.0-alpha.59", "cells": { "version": { "mark": "", - "text": "0.20.19 (`jazz-tools`)", - "note": "Jazz 2.0 is a rewrite in alpha (2.0.0-alpha.59: tables, SQL-like queries) and jazz.tools/docs already documents it; the 0.20 docs ship in the package (`bin/docs-index.txt`) and at classic.jazz.tools.", - "source": "pnpm view jazz-tools dist-tags (latest 0.20.19, alpha 2.0.0-alpha.59); https://jazz.tools/llms.txt; jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt" + "text": "2.0.0-alpha.59 (`jazz-tools@alpha`); npm `latest` 0.20.19 is Jazz Classic", + "note": "The table compares 2.0: jazz.tools/docs documents only it, and 2.0 throws `JAZZ_CLASSIC_API_REMOVED` on every 0.x API; `latest` has not moved since 2026-07.", + "detail": "Cells cite the repository at commit 16cadcf (2026-10-23), which carries the architecture specs (crates/jazz/SPEC) the tarball does not ship.", + "source": "pnpm view jazz-tools dist-tags (latest 0.20.19, alpha 2.0.0-alpha.59); jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/classic-api.ts:9-17; https://jazz.tools/llms.txt" }, "released": { "mark": "", - "text": "2026-07", - "source": "pnpm view jazz-tools time — 0.20.19 published 2026-07-03 (2.0.0-alpha.59: 2026-10-04)" + "text": "2026-10 (alpha); `latest` 2026-07", + "source": "pnpm view jazz-tools time — 2.0.0-alpha.59 published 2026-10-04, 0.20.19 2026-07-03" }, "license": { "mark": "", - "text": "MIT (`jazz-run` server MIT); Jazz Cloud managed", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19, cojson@0.20.19, jazz-run@0.20.19 package.json license; docs-index.txt:2670-2745" + "text": "MIT; Jazz Cloud managed", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf LICENSE; jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json license; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/client.mdx:116" }, "deps": { "mark": "", - "text": "18 — `zod`, `cojson`, ProseMirror…", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 package.json dependencies (18 entries)" + "text": "17 — OpenTelemetry SDK + OTLP exporters, `jazz-wasm`, `jose`, `esbuild`…", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json dependencies (17 entries)" }, "impl": { "mark": "", - "text": "TS + Rust crypto core (WASM/N-API/RN)", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 package.json deps cojson-core-wasm/-napi/-rn; jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:9685-9710 ('Full native crypto')" + "text": "TS client + Rust core (`groove` query engine): WASM in the browser, N-API on Node, native on RN", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/1_intro.md:5-12; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/typescript-server.mdx:22; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/client.mdx:104-105" }, "node": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "workers, `jazz-run sync` (SQLite); Node ≥20", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 src/worker/index.ts:49,62; jazz-run@0.20.19 dist/startSyncServer.js (getBetterSqliteStorage); bin/docs-index.txt:7450-7453", - "detail": "`startWorker` defaults `syncServer` to `wss://cloud.jazz.tools` when none is given." + "text": "`jazz-napi` runtime (SQLite storage), `jazz-tools/backend`; Node ≥22.12", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/typescript-server.mdx:22-25; jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json exports ./backend, engines" }, "browser": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "IndexedDB (`cojson-storage-indexeddb`)", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 src/browser/createBrowserContext.ts:2,55" + "text": "IndexedDB page store behind a `SharedWorker`", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/how-sync-works.mdx:49-51; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/9_topology.md:79-86" }, "mobile": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "React Native and Expo (SQLite)", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 package.json exports ./react-native, ./expo; peerDependencies op-sqlite, expo-sqlite; bin/docs-index.txt:5013-5240" + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "React Native/Expo in alpha (`jazz-tools/react-native`, `jazz-rn`); Expo Go unsupported", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/client.mdx:104-111; jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json exports ./react-native, ./expo" }, "server": { "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "a sync server: Jazz Cloud or `jazz-run sync`", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:2670-2745 ('Sync and storage: Jazz Cloud or self-hosted')" + "text": "a Core server: Jazz Cloud v2 or self-hosted `jazz-napi`", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/9_topology.md:5-13; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/client.mdx:116; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/install/typescript-server.mdx:22-25" }, "model": { "mark": "", - "text": "CoValues (maps, lists, feeds, text) in a graph", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:1685-1765, 5448" + "text": "relational tables (UUID rows) with row history; mergeable or serializable transactions", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/1_intro.md:5-8; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/2_data_model_identity.md:140-144; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/3_transactions.md:5-9" }, "schema": { "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "Zod-based `co.*` schemas; runtime check defaults to `warn`", - "note": "Runtime validation (0.20.10+) defaults to `warn`: invalid local writes go through with a console warning, although the source comment says `strict`.", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 src/tools/implementation/zodSchema/validationSettings.ts:17-21; bin/docs-index.txt:1680" + "text": "typed `s.table()` columns; no runtime check at write — a commit is never rejected for its schema", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/dsl.ts; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/10_lenses_migrations.md:29 (INV-LENS-16)" }, "migrations": { - "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "`withMigration()` on every load; no versions", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:937-968, 5590-5602" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "published schema versions + bidirectional lenses; any version reads any other", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/10_lenses_migrations.md:5-10; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/schemas/migrations.mdx:19" }, "queries": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "none — traverse references from known ids", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:5542 ('Discovering CoValues without knowing their ID is only possible by traversing references')" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "typed builder: where/orderBy/limit/offset, includes, joins, aggregates; `db.all`/`db.subscribe`", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/6_queries.md:117-142; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reading/queries.mdx; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reading/history.mdx:13-20" }, "indexes": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "none", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt (no index API)" + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "declared as hints (`indexOnly`, `compositeIndex`), maintained by the engine; no index API", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/typed-app.ts:48-106; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/11_branch_views_time_travel.md:43,219; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/14_lowering_to_groove.md:493-505" }, "unique": { "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "`getOrCreateUnique`: deterministic id per group", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:985-1011, 5581-5582 (no built-in uniqueness of items)" + "text": "no constraint; a `serializable` transaction checks its read set at commit", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/3_transactions.md:5-9, 299-383; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/11_branch_views_time_travel.md:533-540" }, "live": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "`subscribe`, `useCoState` hooks", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:2143-2230" + "text": "`db.subscribe` on any query, maintained incrementally", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/branches.mdx:58-60; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/16_maintained_subscription_views.md:3-60" }, "text": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "`co.plainText()`, `co.richText()`; ProseMirror", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:1034-1165; cojson@0.20.19 src/coValues/coPlainText.ts:48 (extends RawCoList)" + "mark": "❌", + "text": "strings are LWW; the recipe stores Yjs update bytes in rows", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/recipes/data-patterns/collaborative-text-editing.mdx:9-30; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:17" }, "lists": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "`co.list()` (ordered CRDT)", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/coValues/coList.ts:18-25 (pre/app ops by OpID)" + "mark": "❌", + "text": "rows are the list, ordered by a column (LWW); `g-set` arrays grow only; no sequence CRDT", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/dsl.ts:470-481; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:676-682" }, "counters": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "no counter type", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/coValues/ (account, binaryCoStream, coList, coMap, coPlainText, coStream, group)" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`counter` columns: deltas summed by Core; non-nullable integers, overflow rejected", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/dsl.ts:481,493; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:110-137; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/2_data_model_identity.md:146-153" }, "topology": { "mark": "", - "text": "client–server through sync servers", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:2670-2745, 4864-4870 (sync.peer URL)" + "text": "client–server: Core orders and merges every write; relays store and forward", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/9_topology.md:5-13, 110-126; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:91-97" }, "transport": { "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "WebSocket (`cojson-transport-ws`)", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 package.json dependencies (cojson-transport-ws); bin/docs-index.txt:4864-4870" + "text": "WebSocket with ordered channels, credits and streaming compression", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/14_ordered_transport_channels.md:5-13, 18-41" }, "webrtc": { "mark": "❌", - "text": "not built in", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt (no WebRTC mention); package exports" + "text": "no peer-to-peer", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:658-674" }, "partial": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "per CoValue, loaded on demand", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:2143-2280 (resolve queries, deep loading)" + "text": "per query subscription, narrowed by the row-level read policy", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/8_sync_protocol.md:664-700; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/7_authorization.md:5-9" }, "resume": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "known-state diff per CoValue", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/sync.ts:1234-1280 (knownState per session, new content only)" + "text": "reconnect resumes subscriptions from persisted watermarks", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/8_sync_protocol.md:914-985" }, "bootstrap": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "no snapshots — full history per CoValue", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/ (no snapshot/compaction code; GarbageCollector.ts only unloads memory); bin/docs-index.txt:5537 ('CoValues track their full edit history')" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a new subscription gets a full snapshot of its authorized set, no history replay", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/8_sync_protocol.md:664-700" }, "conflicts": { "mark": "", - "text": "LWW per key by wall-clock `madeAt`; CoList CRDT", - "note": "`compareTransactions` returns 0 for equal `madeAt` from different sessions, so a same-millisecond tie falls to arrival order.", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/coValueCore/coValueCore.ts:1842-1855; src/coValues/coMap.ts:153-159" + "text": "LWW per cell in Core's acceptance order; counters add; every version kept", + "note": "The docs say the edit Core receives first wins; the spec and its invariant tests say the last write Core accepts wins per cell. The spec is followed here.", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:17, 246-256; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/how-sync-works.mdx:113-121; jazz@16cadcf crates/invariant-registry.jsonl" }, "offline": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "local-first; merges on reconnect", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt (FAQ: 'apps will always work, even offline')" + "text": "writes apply locally, queue, and upload on reconnect; `.wait({ tier })`", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/how-sync-works.mdx:45-58; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reference/durability-tiers.mdx:12-19" }, "serverAuth": { - "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "signature/role checks; content opaque to server", - "note": "A write by a non-writer is stored and relayed, then ignored by every reader (`markInvalid`); content checks need a server worker.", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/permissions.ts:145 ('Transactor has no write permissions'), src/sync.ts:1274-1300; bin/docs-index.txt:6969-6978" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Core applies the write policies before accepting; a rejected write is rolled back locally", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/7_authorization.md:223-248; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reference/durability-tiers.mdx:22-28" }, "tamper": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "BLAKE3 hash chain per session", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:5864-5869 ('Integrity protection')" + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no hash chain; versions keyed by (time, node); nothing signed", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/2_data_model_identity.md:59-75; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:665-666" }, "signing": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "Ed25519 per session", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:5833-5842, 5867" + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no per-change signatures; a write is authorized by the authenticated session", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:665-666; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/7_authorization.md:403-412" }, "atRest": { - "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "stored encrypted; keys kept locally", - "note": "The browser keeps the account secret in `localStorage` by default, so this protects data from the server, not from someone with the device.", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 src/coValueCore/verifiedState.ts:56-59 (encryptedChanges); jazz-tools@0.20.19 src/browser/BrowserContextManager.ts:48 (LocalStorageKVStore)" + "mark": "❌", + "text": "SQLite / IndexedDB in plaintext; the E2EE adapters cover app-managed values only", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/9_topology.md:79-86; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/E2EE_CRYPTO_FORMAT.md:194-196" }, "e2ee": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "XSalsa20 with group read keys", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:5844-5852, 5862-5870", - "detail": "Removing a member rotates the key for new data only; they keep what they could already read." + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`jazz-tools/e2ee` envelope adapters (XChaCha20-Poly1305); no key lifecycle or table integration yet", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/E2EE_CRYPTO_FORMAT.md:51-65, 194-196; jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json exports ./e2ee" }, "access": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "Groups: reader/writer/admin, cryptographically enforced", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:4206-4400; cojson@0.20.19 src/permissions.ts" + "text": "row-level read and write policies written as queries, enforced by Core", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/7_authorization.md:85-103, 223-248, 439-467" }, "purge": { - "mark": "✅", - "text": "`deleteCoValues` (admin), erased in background", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:1848-1870; cojson@0.20.19 src/storage/DeletedCoValuesEraserScheduler.ts", - "detail": "Physical erasure runs on the sync server's schedule, and Jazz Cloud backups may keep data until overwritten." + "mark": "❌", + "text": "tombstones; a deletion never erases content history", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/2_data_model_identity.md:669-671; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reading/history.mdx:6-8" }, "history": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "`$jazz.getEdits()`; branches (unstable)", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:3827-3920" + "text": "`$history` tables, queryable and subscribable; branch views over a captured snapshot", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reading/history.mdx:6-20; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/branches.mdx:283-290; jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/11_branch_views_time_travel.md:255-271" }, "hooks": { "mark": "❌", - "text": "none", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt (no write middleware; server workers act through their own account)" + "text": "none before a write; `onMutationError` after a rejection", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reference/durability-tiers.mdx:22-28" }, "observability": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "OpenTelemetry metrics (`jazz.*`); no spans", - "source": "cojson@0.20.19 package.json dependency @opentelemetry/api; src/sync.ts:178-194, src/queue/IncomingMessagesQueue.ts:27-48" + "text": "OpenTelemetry traces and logs (OTLP); Inspector", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/runtime/sync-telemetry.ts:1-6; jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json dependencies; jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reference/inspector.mdx" }, "errors": { - "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "load states `unavailable`/`unauthorized`/`deleted`", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 src/tools/subscribe/JazzError.ts:4-11, src/tools/subscribe/types.ts:5-33" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "coded: `permission_denied`, `transaction_conflict`, `write_rejected`, `not_observed`…", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src (`code:` literals in client/, runtime/, internal/); jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/branches.mdx:286" }, "types": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "inferred from `co.*` schemas", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 bin/docs-index.txt:2352 ('Type safety with co.loaded'), 1633-1690" + "text": "inferred from `s.table()` schemas", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/branches.mdx:29-42" }, "ui": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "React, RN/Expo, Svelte; Vue (`community-jazz-vue`)", - "source": "jazz-tools@0.20.19 package.json exports ./react, ./react-native, ./expo, ./svelte; npm community-jazz-vue@0.20.19" + "text": "React, RN/Expo, Solid, Vue, Svelte, Effect", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json exports ./react, ./react-native, ./expo, ./solid, ./vue, ./svelte, ./effect" } } }, diff --git a/docs/guide/comparison.md b/docs/guide/comparison.md index 460ed60..4e735a0 100644 --- a/docs/guide/comparison.md +++ b/docs/guide/comparison.md @@ -1,9 +1,10 @@ # Compared with alternatives syncom is a data engine that keeps records on the device and replicates them between nodes. That -puts it where four kinds of tools meet: the **CRDT libraries** (Yjs, Automerge, Loro, Jazz), which -merge documents and leave storage and queries to you; the **local-first databases** (RxDB, PouchDB, -TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof), which store and query records and sync them through a backend; +puts it where four kinds of tools meet: the **CRDT libraries** (Yjs, Automerge, Loro), which +merge documents and leave storage and queries to you; the **local-first databases** (Jazz, RxDB, +PouchDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof), which store and query records and sync them through a +backend; the **peer-to-peer and event-sourced stores** (GUN, OrbitDB, Evolu, LiveStore); and the **sync services** (ElectricSQL, PowerSync, Zero, Triplit, InstantDB), which replicate a server database to clients. The table compares syncom with eighteen of them, with every feature in one table rather @@ -17,8 +18,8 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in ## What the table shows - **A database or a merge, rarely both.** The CRDT libraries merge text and lists - character by character, but they have no queries, no indexes and no schema (Loro and Jazz - have partial ones). The databases and services do query, but most of them resolve a conflict + character by character, but they have no queries, no indexes and no schema (Loro has + partial ones). The databases and services do query, but most of them resolve a conflict per document or per revision, or let the server decide. syncom sits between the two. It gives you records with a schema, Mango queries, indexes and unique keys, and it merges concurrent writes field by field, with counters that add up. That makes it a database that @@ -31,27 +32,28 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in syncom host runs the same validators, hooks and scopes on a peer's op that it runs on its own writes, but it still relays an op its validator or hook skipped, so every node behind it judges that op for itself; only out-of-scope and unsigned ops stop at the host. -- **Counters that converge are rare.** syncom, Automerge, Loro and Dexie Cloud have them; Dexie - Cloud replays the operation on its server. Everywhere else, two replicas that increment the +- **Counters that converge are rare.** syncom, Automerge, Loro, Jazz and Dexie Cloud have them; + Jazz sums the deltas on its server, Dexie Cloud replays the operation on its. Everywhere else, two replicas that increment the same number at the same time lose one of the increments. -- **A history that cannot be altered usually cannot be purged either.** Five keep a - tamper-evident history: syncom, Automerge, Jazz, Fireproof and OrbitDB. Automerge, Fireproof +- **A history that cannot be altered usually cannot be purged either.** Four keep a + tamper-evident history: syncom, Automerge, Fireproof and OrbitDB. Automerge, Fireproof and OrbitDB cannot take a payload back out of it. syncom's `purge()` removes the payload - from the op log and keeps the record of the operation; Jazz erases a CoValue on its server. + from the op log and keeps the record of the operation; Jazz 2.0 keeps every version of a row + and has no purge. Zero, Triplit, InstantDB and TinyBase can delete for good because they keep no history to begin with. - **Unique keys across replicas.** Only syncom and InstantDB enforce a unique key. syncom checks it on every write and reports a clash between two peers as a `conflict` event. In the others the key is per device, or it is checked only where the server writes to Postgres. -- **Where syncom is behind.** It has no collaborative text and no list CRDT (Yjs, Automerge, - Loro and Jazz do). End-to-end encryption is a recipe, field by field (Jazz signs and - encrypts every change; Evolu encrypts). There are no UI bindings and no React Native target, and it is +- **Where syncom is behind.** It has no collaborative text and no list CRDT (Yjs, Automerge + and Loro do). End-to-end encryption is a recipe, field by field (Evolu encrypts everything it + syncs; Jazz 2.0 ships encryption adapters, not yet wired into its tables). There are no UI bindings and no React Native target, and it is not yet on npm. - **Some are no longer moving, or are moving away.** PouchDB has not published since June 2024, and GUN's npm release is from July 2025. Triplit's last release was July 2025 and its site is gone. Instant Cloud closed to new signups and shuts down on 2027-08-31; InstantDB stays open - source for self-hosting. Jazz's npm `latest` (0.20) is not the version its site documents - (2.0, in alpha). + source for self-hosting. Jazz's npm `latest` (0.20, Jazz Classic) is a product its + maintainers call legacy; the table compares 2.0 (alpha), as the method below says. ## How the table was made @@ -59,6 +61,9 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in October 2026: the published tarball, plus the official docs. Where the docs and the code disagree, the cell follows the code and a footnote says so. A service is judged as client and server together; the cell says which side a feature lives on. +- **Which version.** A library is compared at its npm `latest`, except when the project's site + documents a later published version as current and treats `latest` as legacy: the Version row + then names both and a footnote gives the lag (Jazz). - **What ✅ means.** A feature counts as ✅ only when it ships in the project's own packages, and the package is named in the cell. A third-party package, a paid tier or an experimental flag makes it ⚠️, with the reason given. @@ -85,7 +90,7 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in Yjs
CRDT library Automerge
CRDT library Loro
CRDT library -Jazz
local-first framework +Jazz
local-first relational database RxDB
local-first DB PouchDB
local-first DB TinyBase
reactive store @@ -104,51 +109,51 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in Package -Version compared0.0.1 (@alexify/syncom)13.6.33 (yjs)3.5.0 (@automerge/automerge); repo 2.6.0-alpha.311.16.4 (loro-crdt)0.20.19 (jazz-tools)217.6.0 (rxdb)9.0.0 (pouchdb)10.0.1 (tinybase)dexie 4.4.6 + dexie-cloud-addon 4.4.1630.24.19 (@fireproof/core, use-fireproof)0.2020.1241 (gun, SEA and RAD included)4.0.0 (@orbitdb/core)8.23.2 (@evolu/common)0.5.0 (@livestore/livestore, beta)@electric-sql/client 1.5.28; server 1.8.1@powersync/web 2.5.0 (node 1.2.0, react-native 2.3.3)1.11.0 (@rocicorp/zero)@triplit/client 1.0.50 (db 1.1.10, server 1.1.8)1.0.67 (@instantdb/core, /react, /admin) -Latest releasenot yet on npm (pre-release)2026-092026-092026-092026-072026-102024-0642026-092026-10 (addon), 2026-09 (dexie)2026-042025-0752026-052026-102026-102026-092026-102026-102025-07, no release since62026-087 -LicenseMITMIT (providers and server MIT too)MIT (sync server MIT too)MIT (protocol packages MIT too)MIT (jazz-run server MIT); Jazz Cloud managedApache-2.0; Premium plugins paid8Apache-2.0 (CouchDB too)MITApache-2.0 client; server commercial9AFL-2.0 per npm; Apache-2.0 file10Zlib OR MIT OR Apache-2.0MITMIT (client and relay)Apache-2.0Apache-2.0, client and serverApache-2.0 client; service FSL-1.1-ALv211Apache-2.0 (client and zero-cache)AGPL-3.0: client, db and server12Apache-2.0 (client and server) -Runtime dependencies✅ 01 — lib0 (same author)✅ 0 (automerge-repo: 8)✅ 018 — zod, cojson, ProseMirror…24 direct + required peer rxjs; 74 installed14 (pouchdb); 3 (pouchdb-browser)✅ 0 (integrations are optional peers)5 (dexie-cloud-addon); dexie 05 (@fireproof/core)1 (ws) + optional @peculiar/webcrypto10 (+ Helia/libp2p you supply)5 (kysely, @noble/*, @scure/bip39, random)3 (+ peer effect)1: @microsoft/fetch-event-source5 (wa-sqlite, comlink, commander, …)48 (client and zero-cache ship together)134: @triplit/db, logger, comlink, superjson3: uuid, mutative, @instantdb/version -ImplementationJS (CommonJS), no build stepJS (ESM + CJS build), JSDoc typesRust → WASM, TS wrapperRust → WASMTS + Rust crypto core (WASM/N-API/RN)TypeScriptJavaScriptTypeScriptTS client; closed-source serverTypeScriptJS (hand-written UMD, no build)JS (ESM)TS; SQLite (WASM / native)TS on Effect; SQLite WASMElixir service + TS clientTS SDK + Rust SQLite extension; TS serviceTypeScript; zero-cache on Node + SQLiteTypeScript client + Node/Bun/Cloudflare serverTS/JS client + Clojure server on Postgres +Version compared0.0.1 (@alexify/syncom)13.6.33 (yjs)3.5.0 (@automerge/automerge); repo 2.6.0-alpha.311.16.4 (loro-crdt)2.0.0-alpha.59 (jazz-tools@alpha); npm latest 0.20.19 is Jazz Classic217.6.0 (rxdb)9.0.0 (pouchdb)10.0.1 (tinybase)dexie 4.4.6 + dexie-cloud-addon 4.4.1630.24.19 (@fireproof/core, use-fireproof)0.2020.1241 (gun, SEA and RAD included)4.0.0 (@orbitdb/core)8.23.2 (@evolu/common)0.5.0 (@livestore/livestore, beta)@electric-sql/client 1.5.28; server 1.8.1@powersync/web 2.5.0 (node 1.2.0, react-native 2.3.3)1.11.0 (@rocicorp/zero)@triplit/client 1.0.50 (db 1.1.10, server 1.1.8)1.0.67 (@instantdb/core, /react, /admin) +Latest releasenot yet on npm (pre-release)2026-092026-092026-092026-10 (alpha); latest 2026-072026-102024-0642026-092026-10 (addon), 2026-09 (dexie)2026-042025-0752026-052026-102026-102026-092026-102026-102025-07, no release since62026-087 +LicenseMITMIT (providers and server MIT too)MIT (sync server MIT too)MIT (protocol packages MIT too)MIT; Jazz Cloud managedApache-2.0; Premium plugins paid8Apache-2.0 (CouchDB too)MITApache-2.0 client; server commercial9AFL-2.0 per npm; Apache-2.0 file10Zlib OR MIT OR Apache-2.0MITMIT (client and relay)Apache-2.0Apache-2.0, client and serverApache-2.0 client; service FSL-1.1-ALv211Apache-2.0 (client and zero-cache)AGPL-3.0: client, db and server12Apache-2.0 (client and server) +Runtime dependencies✅ 01 — lib0 (same author)✅ 0 (automerge-repo: 8)✅ 017 — OpenTelemetry SDK + OTLP exporters, jazz-wasm, jose, esbuild…24 direct + required peer rxjs; 74 installed14 (pouchdb); 3 (pouchdb-browser)✅ 0 (integrations are optional peers)5 (dexie-cloud-addon); dexie 05 (@fireproof/core)1 (ws) + optional @peculiar/webcrypto10 (+ Helia/libp2p you supply)5 (kysely, @noble/*, @scure/bip39, random)3 (+ peer effect)1: @microsoft/fetch-event-source5 (wa-sqlite, comlink, commander, …)48 (client and zero-cache ship together)134: @triplit/db, logger, comlink, superjson3: uuid, mutative, @instantdb/version +ImplementationJS (CommonJS), no build stepJS (ESM + CJS build), JSDoc typesRust → WASM, TS wrapperRust → WASMTS client + Rust core (groove query engine): WASM in the browser, N-API on Node, native on RNTypeScriptJavaScriptTypeScriptTS client; closed-source serverTypeScriptJS (hand-written UMD, no build)JS (ESM)TS; SQLite (WASM / native)TS on Effect; SQLite WASMElixir service + TS clientTS SDK + Rust SQLite extension; TS serviceTypeScript; zero-cache on Node + SQLiteTypeScript client + Node/Bun/Cloudflare serverTS/JS client + Clojure server on Postgres Runtimes -Node.js, as a replica✅ ≥22, node:fs✅ y-leveldb + y-websocket client; Node ≥16✅ storage-nodefs + WebSocket adapter; Node ≥22.13 (repo)⚠️ runs (WASM); persistence is app code✅ workers, jazz-run sync (SQLite); Node ≥20⚠️ ≥20; free persistence via MongoDB/FoundationDB storages14✅ LevelDB via native leveldown✅ file, node:sqlite, Postgres persisters⚠️ IndexedDB shim only; not documented✅ files under ~/.fireproof✅ RAD files on disk; engines ≥0.8.4✅ ≥22; LevelDB + Helia blockstore❌ no Node client; relay only (≥24.20)✅ @livestore/adapter-node (Node, Bun, Deno)✅ client + PGlite on filesystem; no engines15✅ @powersync/node, better-sqlite3; no min declared⚠️ client in Node undocumented; memory fallback✅ client + sqlite/lmdb storage; engines ≥18❌ @instantdb/admin: online HTTP/SSE, no local store16 -Browser persistence✅ OPFS, IndexedDB (/idb), memory✅ IndexedDB (y-indexeddb)✅ IndexedDB (storage-indexeddb)⚠️ none built in — app stores exported bytes✅ IndexedDB (cojson-storage-indexeddb)✅ IndexedDB (via Dexie), localStorage; OPFS Premium✅ IndexedDB; memory, localStorage adapters✅ IndexedDB, OPFS, localStorage, SQLite WASM✅ IndexedDB✅ IndexedDB (encrypted CAR files)✅ localStorage default; IndexedDB via lib/rindexed✅ IndexedDB via level + Helia blockstore✅ SQLite WASM on OPFS, encrypted✅ OPFS only; in-memory fallback✅ PGlite: IndexedDB, OPFS; client in-memory✅ SQLite: IndexedDB (default), OPFS, memory✅ IndexedDB (default) or memory✅ IndexedDB (cached in memory), memory17⚠️ IndexedDB cache: recent queries, pending txs -React Native / mobile❌ not a target; fsi is injectable⚠️ pure JS; RN storage third-party (y-op-sqlite)⚠️ Swift/Java bindings; React Native not documented⚠️ Swift (loro-swift); RN binding outside loro-dev org✅ React Native and Expo (SQLite)⚠️ React Native/Expo via Premium SQLite or filesystem⚠️ third-party pouchdb-adapter-react-native-sqlite✅ Expo SQLite, RN MMKV/SQLite, Capacitor⚠️ Capacitor/Electron WebView; no React Native❌ no React Native support documented⚠️ wiki recipe: gun/lib/mobile + AsyncStorage (lib/ras)❌ not documented✅ @evolu/react-native (Expo, SQLCipher)✅ @livestore/adapter-expo (expo-sqlite)✅ React Native/Expo: client react-native export✅ @powersync/react-native (op-sqlite), @powersync/capacitor✅ React Native/Expo: expo-sqlite, op-sqlite stores✅ @triplit/react-native (Expo), expo-sqlite storage✅ @instantdb/react-native (AsyncStorage, MMKV, expo-sqlite) -Server needed to sync✅ none — any node can host✅ none with y-webrtc; @y/websocket-server relay18✅ none required; automerge-repo-sync-server relay19✅ none required; loro-websocket SimpleServer⚠️ a sync server: Jazz Cloud or jazz-run sync✅ any backend: own endpoints, CouchDB, GraphQL, Supabase…✅ CouchDB-compatible, self-hostable; or none✅ none (BroadcastChannel) or WsServer relay⚠️ Dexie Cloud SaaS or paid on-prem⚠️ Fireproof Cloud; self-host undocumented20✅ none; any GUN peer relays (gun/lib/server)✅ none; libp2p relay for browsers⚠️ relay needed; self-host @evolu/relay / Docker21⚠️ central backend: Cloudflare DO, Electric, S2, custom⚠️ Electric service + Postgres ≥14; self-hostable⚠️ PowerSync Service + source DB + your API⚠️ zero-cache + Postgres 15+ + your API⚠️ @triplit/server required; self-host only⚠️ Instant server + Postgres; Docker self-host or Cloud +Node.js, as a replica✅ ≥22, node:fs✅ y-leveldb + y-websocket client; Node ≥16✅ storage-nodefs + WebSocket adapter; Node ≥22.13 (repo)⚠️ runs (WASM); persistence is app code✅ jazz-napi runtime (SQLite storage), jazz-tools/backend; Node ≥22.12⚠️ ≥20; free persistence via MongoDB/FoundationDB storages14✅ LevelDB via native leveldown✅ file, node:sqlite, Postgres persisters⚠️ IndexedDB shim only; not documented✅ files under ~/.fireproof✅ RAD files on disk; engines ≥0.8.4✅ ≥22; LevelDB + Helia blockstore❌ no Node client; relay only (≥24.20)✅ @livestore/adapter-node (Node, Bun, Deno)✅ client + PGlite on filesystem; no engines15✅ @powersync/node, better-sqlite3; no min declared⚠️ client in Node undocumented; memory fallback✅ client + sqlite/lmdb storage; engines ≥18❌ @instantdb/admin: online HTTP/SSE, no local store16 +Browser persistence✅ OPFS, IndexedDB (/idb), memory✅ IndexedDB (y-indexeddb)✅ IndexedDB (storage-indexeddb)⚠️ none built in — app stores exported bytes✅ IndexedDB page store behind a SharedWorker✅ IndexedDB (via Dexie), localStorage; OPFS Premium✅ IndexedDB; memory, localStorage adapters✅ IndexedDB, OPFS, localStorage, SQLite WASM✅ IndexedDB✅ IndexedDB (encrypted CAR files)✅ localStorage default; IndexedDB via lib/rindexed✅ IndexedDB via level + Helia blockstore✅ SQLite WASM on OPFS, encrypted✅ OPFS only; in-memory fallback✅ PGlite: IndexedDB, OPFS; client in-memory✅ SQLite: IndexedDB (default), OPFS, memory✅ IndexedDB (default) or memory✅ IndexedDB (cached in memory), memory17⚠️ IndexedDB cache: recent queries, pending txs +React Native / mobile❌ not a target; fsi is injectable⚠️ pure JS; RN storage third-party (y-op-sqlite)⚠️ Swift/Java bindings; React Native not documented⚠️ Swift (loro-swift); RN binding outside loro-dev org⚠️ React Native/Expo in alpha (jazz-tools/react-native, jazz-rn); Expo Go unsupported⚠️ React Native/Expo via Premium SQLite or filesystem⚠️ third-party pouchdb-adapter-react-native-sqlite✅ Expo SQLite, RN MMKV/SQLite, Capacitor⚠️ Capacitor/Electron WebView; no React Native❌ no React Native support documented⚠️ wiki recipe: gun/lib/mobile + AsyncStorage (lib/ras)❌ not documented✅ @evolu/react-native (Expo, SQLCipher)✅ @livestore/adapter-expo (expo-sqlite)✅ React Native/Expo: client react-native export✅ @powersync/react-native (op-sqlite), @powersync/capacitor✅ React Native/Expo: expo-sqlite, op-sqlite stores✅ @triplit/react-native (Expo), expo-sqlite storage✅ @instantdb/react-native (AsyncStorage, MMKV, expo-sqlite) +Server needed to sync✅ none — any node can host✅ none with y-webrtc; @y/websocket-server relay18✅ none required; automerge-repo-sync-server relay19✅ none required; loro-websocket SimpleServer⚠️ a Core server: Jazz Cloud v2 or self-hosted jazz-napi✅ any backend: own endpoints, CouchDB, GraphQL, Supabase…✅ CouchDB-compatible, self-hostable; or none✅ none (BroadcastChannel) or WsServer relay⚠️ Dexie Cloud SaaS or paid on-prem⚠️ Fireproof Cloud; self-host undocumented20✅ none; any GUN peer relays (gun/lib/server)✅ none; libp2p relay for browsers⚠️ relay needed; self-host @evolu/relay / Docker21⚠️ central backend: Cloudflare DO, Electric, S2, custom⚠️ Electric service + Postgres ≥14; self-hostable⚠️ PowerSync Service + source DB + your API⚠️ zero-cache + Postgres 15+ + your API⚠️ @triplit/server required; self-host only⚠️ Instant server + Postgres; Docker self-host or Cloud Data model -Data modelJSON records in collectionsshared types: Y.Map, Y.Array, Y.Text, XMLJSON-like CRDT documents, many per RepoJSON-like CRDT doc: Map, List, Text, Tree, CounterCoValues (maps, lists, feeds, text) in a graphJSON documents in collectionsJSON docs with revision treesin-memory tables + key-valuesIndexedDB tables; Y.Doc propertiesJSON docs in a Merkle CRDT ledgergraph of nodes (souls) with fieldsappend-only log; events, KV, documentsSQLite tables; LWW per columnevent log → SQLite tables (materializers)Postgres table rows, synced as shapesSQLite tables (views over JSON rows)Postgres tables (rows) with relationshipsdocuments in collections, schema-defined relationsentities in namespaces + links (triples in Postgres) -Schema validation of writes✅ metaschema, Standard Schema, ajv; local writes and peers' ops22❌ none❌ none — TS generics only⚠️ loro-mirror DSL; local setState only⚠️ Zod-based co.* schemas; runtime check defaults to warn23✅ JSON Schema via validate-ajv, validate-z-schema24❌ none client-side⚠️ cell types + defaults; zod etc. converted25❌ index spec only, no validation❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ Standard Schema types; app validates input26✅ Effect Schema per event, encoded on commit⚠️ Postgres constraints; Standard Schema via TanStack DB⚠️ Schema declares views; raw-table SQLite constraints27⚠️ mutator args via Standard Schema; schema.ts types only28✅ own DSL Schema as S; optional (schemaless mode)✅ own DSL i.schema/i.entity, enforced by server -Schema versions and migrations✅ version on every op; lens on read; migrate()❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ withMigration() on every load; no versions✅ version + migrationStrategies❌ none❌ no versioned schema⚠️ version().upgrade(), unsynced tables only❌ none; normalize in index functions❌ none❌ none⚠️ append-only schema; no migration functions✅ state rebuilt from the eventlog⚠️ your Postgres migrations; DDL forces shape re-sync29⚠️ none needed for JSON views; no migration API⚠️ Postgres DDL; expand/contract deploy order⚠️ schema push with compatibility checks; no migrations⚠️ instant-cli push schema diff + renames; no data migrations -Queries✅ Mango select(), order, top-k❌ none — app reads shared types❌ none — load documents by URL⚠️ JSONPath (RFC 9535) over one doc❌ none — traverse references from known ids✅ Mango (mingo); query-builder plugin✅ Mango (pouchdb-find), map/reduce✅ queries module (TinyQL: select, join, group)✅ where() on indexes + filter()✅ map-function indexes, key ranges⚠️ graph traversal; LEX key ranges via RAD⚠️ query(fn) scans the whole log30✅ typed SQL via Kysely✅ SQL + query builder (SQLite)✅ SQL where per shape; local SQL via PGlite✅ SQL (SQLite); Drizzle, Kysely drivers✅ ZQL builder; named queries resolved by your API✅ own builder: Where, Order, Include, subqueries✅ InstaQL (nested JSON: where, order, cursors) -Secondary indexes✅ entity index fields, equality only, in memory❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ schema indexes, compound✅ Mango indexes, map/reduce views✅ indexes module (slices)✅ compound, multi-entry✅ persistent prolly-tree indexes❌ none; app-built index nodes❌ none; keyvalue-indexed indexes keys only✅ indexes config (Kysely builder)✅ table indexes✅ PGlite CREATE INDEX; client has none✅ indexes in Table options✅ automatic: Postgres indexes mirrored; client in-memory❌ collection scan or id lookup only✅ .indexed() attributes, built on the server -Unique constraints✅ unique keys; a peer's clash is a conflict event❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ getOrCreateUnique: deterministic id per group❌ primary key only❌ _id only❌ row id only⚠️ & index per device; sync not documented❌ _id only❌ none❌ only the indexBy key❌ rejected by design⚠️ isUnique index, per client only31⚠️ Postgres UNIQUE, when your API writes⚠️ source DB on upload; raw tables locally⚠️ Postgres enforces; .unique() only declares❌ only the id key✅ .unique(), enforced by the server -Live queries / change events✅ watch(), change events✅ observe/observeDeep, doc update events✅ DocHandle change events with patches✅ subscribe, subscribeJsonpath✅ subscribe, useCoState hooks✅ $ observables (event-reduce)⚠️ changes({ live: true }) feed✅ listeners at every level; UI hooks✅ liveQuery()✅ subscribe(), useLiveQuery✅ .on() on any node or path✅ events.on('update'); no live queries✅ subscribeQuery, useQuery✅ queryDb, signals, computed✅ ShapeStream, Shape.subscribe, useShape✅ query().watch(), differentialWatch(), onChange✅ useQuery, materialize(); incremental view maintenance✅ client.subscribe, useQuery; incremental view maintenance✅ every query is live: useQuery, subscribeQuery -Collaborative text❌ none✅ Y.Text (rich), Y.XmlFragment; editor bindings✅ text with marks and blocks (Peritext)✅ LoroText rich text; ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings✅ co.plainText(), co.richText(); ProseMirror❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ Y.Doc props via y-dexie (Yjs)❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ pair with Yjs / Automerge / Loro⚠️ Yjs via @electric-sql/y-electric provider❌ none built in; Yjs-as-rows demo❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT; S.String is a register❌ none; strings are last-write values -Ordered lists that merge❌ no ordered list; an array field can be an observed-remove set (add()/remove())✅ Y.Array (YATA sequence)✅ lists with insertAt/deleteAt✅ LoroList, LoroMovableList, LoroTree✅ co.list() (ordered CRDT)⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ array cells are LWW⚠️ Y.Array; add() sorts plain arrays32❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ set() is unordered (random keys)⚠️ events log: append-only, merged order❌ none⚠️ fractional indexing (Rocicorp package)⚠️ only inside a Yjs doc; columns replaced whole❌ rows, or a JSON column replaced whole❌ no sequence CRDT; rows or json() columns❌ S.Set only; arrays are replaced whole❌ arrays are JSON values; links are sets -Counters that converge✅ inc(): per-origin sums33❌ no counter type34✅ Counter type✅ LoroCounter❌ no counter type⚠️ crdt plugin $inc❌ one revision wins❌ cells are LWW✅ add(n)/remove(n) replayed on server❌ one winner per _id❌ LWW fields; concurrent increments overwrite❌ no counter store in v4❌ LWW columns only⚠️ increment events + your materializer❌ not built in; DIY in your API❌ no; PATCH uploads absolute values⚠️ server re-runs mutator; no counter type35❌ numbers are last-write registers❌ no increment op; read-modify-write +Data modelJSON records in collectionsshared types: Y.Map, Y.Array, Y.Text, XMLJSON-like CRDT documents, many per RepoJSON-like CRDT doc: Map, List, Text, Tree, Counterrelational tables (UUID rows) with row history; mergeable or serializable transactionsJSON documents in collectionsJSON docs with revision treesin-memory tables + key-valuesIndexedDB tables; Y.Doc propertiesJSON docs in a Merkle CRDT ledgergraph of nodes (souls) with fieldsappend-only log; events, KV, documentsSQLite tables; LWW per columnevent log → SQLite tables (materializers)Postgres table rows, synced as shapesSQLite tables (views over JSON rows)Postgres tables (rows) with relationshipsdocuments in collections, schema-defined relationsentities in namespaces + links (triples in Postgres) +Schema validation of writes✅ metaschema, Standard Schema, ajv; local writes and peers' ops22❌ none❌ none — TS generics only⚠️ loro-mirror DSL; local setState only⚠️ typed s.table() columns; no runtime check at write — a commit is never rejected for its schema✅ JSON Schema via validate-ajv, validate-z-schema23❌ none client-side⚠️ cell types + defaults; zod etc. converted24❌ index spec only, no validation❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ Standard Schema types; app validates input25✅ Effect Schema per event, encoded on commit⚠️ Postgres constraints; Standard Schema via TanStack DB⚠️ Schema declares views; raw-table SQLite constraints26⚠️ mutator args via Standard Schema; schema.ts types only27✅ own DSL Schema as S; optional (schemaless mode)✅ own DSL i.schema/i.entity, enforced by server +Schema versions and migrations✅ version on every op; lens on read; migrate()❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ published schema versions + bidirectional lenses; any version reads any other✅ version + migrationStrategies❌ none❌ no versioned schema⚠️ version().upgrade(), unsynced tables only❌ none; normalize in index functions❌ none❌ none⚠️ append-only schema; no migration functions✅ state rebuilt from the eventlog⚠️ your Postgres migrations; DDL forces shape re-sync28⚠️ none needed for JSON views; no migration API⚠️ Postgres DDL; expand/contract deploy order⚠️ schema push with compatibility checks; no migrations⚠️ instant-cli push schema diff + renames; no data migrations +Queries✅ Mango select(), order, top-k❌ none — app reads shared types❌ none — load documents by URL⚠️ JSONPath (RFC 9535) over one doc✅ typed builder: where/orderBy/limit/offset, includes, joins, aggregates; db.all/db.subscribe✅ Mango (mingo); query-builder plugin✅ Mango (pouchdb-find), map/reduce✅ queries module (TinyQL: select, join, group)✅ where() on indexes + filter()✅ map-function indexes, key ranges⚠️ graph traversal; LEX key ranges via RAD⚠️ query(fn) scans the whole log29✅ typed SQL via Kysely✅ SQL + query builder (SQLite)✅ SQL where per shape; local SQL via PGlite✅ SQL (SQLite); Drizzle, Kysely drivers✅ ZQL builder; named queries resolved by your API✅ own builder: Where, Order, Include, subqueries✅ InstaQL (nested JSON: where, order, cursors) +Secondary indexes✅ entity index fields, equality only, in memory❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ declared as hints (indexOnly, compositeIndex), maintained by the engine; no index API✅ schema indexes, compound✅ Mango indexes, map/reduce views✅ indexes module (slices)✅ compound, multi-entry✅ persistent prolly-tree indexes❌ none; app-built index nodes❌ none; keyvalue-indexed indexes keys only✅ indexes config (Kysely builder)✅ table indexes✅ PGlite CREATE INDEX; client has none✅ indexes in Table options✅ automatic: Postgres indexes mirrored; client in-memory❌ collection scan or id lookup only✅ .indexed() attributes, built on the server +Unique constraints✅ unique keys; a peer's clash is a conflict event❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ no constraint; a serializable transaction checks its read set at commit❌ primary key only❌ _id only❌ row id only⚠️ & index per device; sync not documented❌ _id only❌ none❌ only the indexBy key❌ rejected by design⚠️ isUnique index, per client only30⚠️ Postgres UNIQUE, when your API writes⚠️ source DB on upload; raw tables locally⚠️ Postgres enforces; .unique() only declares❌ only the id key✅ .unique(), enforced by the server +Live queries / change events✅ watch(), change events✅ observe/observeDeep, doc update events✅ DocHandle change events with patches✅ subscribe, subscribeJsonpath✅ db.subscribe on any query, maintained incrementally✅ $ observables (event-reduce)⚠️ changes({ live: true }) feed✅ listeners at every level; UI hooks✅ liveQuery()✅ subscribe(), useLiveQuery✅ .on() on any node or path✅ events.on('update'); no live queries✅ subscribeQuery, useQuery✅ queryDb, signals, computed✅ ShapeStream, Shape.subscribe, useShape✅ query().watch(), differentialWatch(), onChange✅ useQuery, materialize(); incremental view maintenance✅ client.subscribe, useQuery; incremental view maintenance✅ every query is live: useQuery, subscribeQuery +Collaborative text❌ none✅ Y.Text (rich), Y.XmlFragment; editor bindings✅ text with marks and blocks (Peritext)✅ LoroText rich text; ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings❌ strings are LWW; the recipe stores Yjs update bytes in rows❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ Y.Doc props via y-dexie (Yjs)❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ pair with Yjs / Automerge / Loro⚠️ Yjs via @electric-sql/y-electric provider❌ none built in; Yjs-as-rows demo❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT; S.String is a register❌ none; strings are last-write values +Ordered lists that merge❌ no ordered list; an array field can be an observed-remove set (add()/remove())✅ Y.Array (YATA sequence)✅ lists with insertAt/deleteAt✅ LoroList, LoroMovableList, LoroTree❌ rows are the list, ordered by a column (LWW); g-set arrays grow only; no sequence CRDT⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ array cells are LWW⚠️ Y.Array; add() sorts plain arrays31❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ set() is unordered (random keys)⚠️ events log: append-only, merged order❌ none⚠️ fractional indexing (Rocicorp package)⚠️ only inside a Yjs doc; columns replaced whole❌ rows, or a JSON column replaced whole❌ no sequence CRDT; rows or json() columns❌ S.Set only; arrays are replaced whole❌ arrays are JSON values; links are sets +Counters that converge✅ inc(): per-origin sums32❌ no counter type33✅ Counter type✅ LoroCounter✅ counter columns: deltas summed by Core; non-nullable integers, overflow rejected⚠️ crdt plugin $inc❌ one revision wins❌ cells are LWW✅ add(n)/remove(n) replayed on server❌ one winner per _id❌ LWW fields; concurrent increments overwrite❌ no counter store in v4❌ LWW columns only⚠️ increment events + your materializer❌ not built in; DIY in your API❌ no; PATCH uploads absolute values⚠️ server re-runs mutator; no counter type34❌ numbers are last-write registers❌ no increment op; read-modify-write Replication -Topologymesh; hubs that dial each otherany — client–server or WebRTC meshany — client–server or peer-to-peerany — app moves bytesclient–server through sync serversclient–server; P2P over WebRTCmulti-master, any pair of DBsrelay hub, local peers, customclient–server onlyhub: cloud or custom gatewaymesh (DAM) with relay peersp2p mesh (libp2p pubsub)client–relay; several relays at onceclient–server (central backend)client–server only; CDN fan-outclient–server only (service + your backend)client–server: Postgres → zero-cache → clientsclient–server only, one sync serverclient–server only -Transport✅ injected link; wrpc WebSocket/WebRTC✅ providers: WebSocket, WebRTC; y-protocols sync✅ adapters: WebSocket, MessageChannel, BroadcastChannel✅ any (bytes); loro-websocket⚠️ WebSocket (cojson-transport-ws)✅ pluggable: HTTP, WebSocket, WebRTC, GraphQL…⚠️ HTTP (CouchDB protocol); socket-pouch third-party✅ WebSocket, BroadcastChannel, custom⚠️ HTTPS + WebSocket, fixed✅ pluggable gateways; cloud over WS/HTTP✅ WebSocket, WebRTC, UDP multicast; adapters✅ libp2p transports (TCP, WS, WebRTC…)⚠️ WebSocket only✅ pluggable SyncBackend; WS / HTTP in sync-cf⚠️ HTTP only: long-poll or SSE⚠️ HTTP streaming or WebSocket; not pluggable⚠️ fixed: WebSocket to zero-cache, HTTP to your API⚠️ WebSocket; transport option undocumented⚠️ WebSocket, SSE fallback; not pluggable -Browser to browser (WebRTC)✅ wrpc PeerLink + PeerHost✅ y-webrtc (signaling server only)36⚠️ no official adapter; automerge-repo-network-peerjs (third-party)⚠️ possible; no official adapter❌ not built in✅ replication-webrtc (simple-peer)❌ no maintained plugin❌ none built in❌ none❌ none built in✅ gun/lib/webrtc (relay for signaling)⚠️ via @libp2p/webrtc + circuit relay🔜 P2P planned (Protocol docs)❌ central backend required❌ every client reads from the Electric service❌ no; all data flows through the service❌ no peer-to-peer❌ sync always goes through the server❌ no; even presence/topics relay through the server -Partial replication✅ scopes per peer, enforced by the host on the record⚠️ per document (room); subdocuments37⚠️ per document; sharePolicy⚠️ per document (room)✅ per CoValue, loaded on demand⚠️ one replication per scope; backend filters✅ filter, doc_ids, selector❌ whole store per path✅ realms the user can access❌ whole ledger✅ on demand: only nodes you get❌ whole database log✅ per owner (useOwner, shard owners)⚠️ per store (storeId) only✅ shapes: table, where, columns, subset snapshots✅ Sync Streams (subscriptions with params, TTL)✅ per-query sync; TTL up to 10 min✅ per-query sync, filtered by read permissions✅ per query; view rules filter results -Resume after a disconnect✅ from the last event id✅ state-vector exchange on reconnect✅ sync state per peer, persisted✅ export({ mode: 'update', from }); rejoin by version✅ known-state diff per CoValue✅ checkpoints✅ checkpoints in _local docs✅ hash-tree diff on reconnect✅ delta since last server revision✅ clock heads; missing CAR files fetched⚠️ re-sends live gets with value hashes✅ heads exchange; fetch only missing entries✅ range-based set reconciliation✅ pull from cursor (seqNum)✅ offset + handle per shape✅ from last op id per bucket✅ base cookie + server CVR, kept 7 days✅ per-query checkpoint: server timestamp + cached ids⚠️ queries re-sent; server returns full results -Bootstrap a new replica✅ streamed snapshot past the log's retention✅ state-vector diff of merged state✅ whole compressed doc to an empty peer38✅ snapshot; shallow snapshot trims history❌ no snapshots — full history per CoValue✅ state-based: pulls current docs✅ changes feed: leaf revisions only✅ state-based: diff by content hashes✅ server snapshot of the user's realms⚠️ compact() merges CAR files, keeps clock39✅ state-based; no history to replay❌ newcomer traverses the full log❌ fetches the full change history🔜 full eventlog replay; compaction planned (#136)⚠️ shape log starts with a snapshot; compaction opt-in40⚠️ compacted bucket history, not a snapshot✅ clients hydrate current query results, no history✅ current query results, no history replay✅ server sends current query results -Conflict resolutionLWW per field by (stamp, origin); counters addCRDT (YATA); Y.Map key: higher clientID wins41CRDT; map key LWW by op id, losers kept42CRDT; Map LWW by Lamport, then peer idLWW per key by wall-clock madeAt; CoList CRDT43custom conflictHandler; default master winsdeterministic winner; _conflicts keptLWW per cell (HLC)server-authoritative; LWW per property44Merkle clock; deterministic winner per _idHAM: LWW per field, wall-clock state45LWW per key (Lamport clock, writer id)LWW per column (HLC)46backend total order + client rebase47server authority: your API writes Postgresserver authority: your backend decides48server authority; client rebases pending mutations49attribute patches; the last to reach the server wins50server order, last write per attribute; merge for JSON51 -Offline writes✅ local op log, kept until the hosts have it52✅ local edits merge on reconnect (y-indexeddb)✅ local changes merge on reconnect✅ local edits merge on import✅ local-first; merges on reconnect✅ local writes, pushed later✅ local DB, replicate later✅ MergeableStore merges later✅ local IndexedDB, synced later✅ local ledger, synced later⚠️ local write; in-memory send queue53✅ local append; heads exchanged on join✅ local SQLite; synced later✅ local eventlog; pushed after rebase⚠️ DIY patterns; @tanstack/offline-transactions (TanStack)✅ local SQLite + upload queue (uploadData)❌ rejected once disconnected (default after 60 s)54✅ durable outbox, optimistic, rebased on server data✅ queued in IndexedDB, replayed on reconnect -A server can reject a write before it spreads⚠️ out-of-scope and unsigned ops stop at the host; one its validator or beforeApply skips is relayed55⚠️ none in @y/websocket-server; Hocuspocus hooks (third-party)⚠️ per-document access only; no change validation⚠️ authenticate → read/write per room; no op checks⚠️ signature/role checks; content opaque to server56✅ backend is master; RxServer changeValidator✅ CouchDB validate_doc_update❌ relay forwards client to client57⚠️ permissions enforced; no custom validation❌ cloud stores blocks and meta only⚠️ relay middleware can drop; SEA checks signatures⚠️ every peer checks canAppend + signature58❌ relay is blind (E2EE)✅ onPush can reject a batch (sync-cf)✅ your API is the only write path✅ writes reach others only via your backend✅ server mutators in a Postgres transaction✅ server re-checks schema and permissions; can reject✅ server applies every tx; rules can reject +Topologymesh; hubs that dial each otherany — client–server or WebRTC meshany — client–server or peer-to-peerany — app moves bytesclient–server: Core orders and merges every write; relays store and forwardclient–server; P2P over WebRTCmulti-master, any pair of DBsrelay hub, local peers, customclient–server onlyhub: cloud or custom gatewaymesh (DAM) with relay peersp2p mesh (libp2p pubsub)client–relay; several relays at onceclient–server (central backend)client–server only; CDN fan-outclient–server only (service + your backend)client–server: Postgres → zero-cache → clientsclient–server only, one sync serverclient–server only +Transport✅ injected link; wrpc WebSocket/WebRTC✅ providers: WebSocket, WebRTC; y-protocols sync✅ adapters: WebSocket, MessageChannel, BroadcastChannel✅ any (bytes); loro-websocket⚠️ WebSocket with ordered channels, credits and streaming compression✅ pluggable: HTTP, WebSocket, WebRTC, GraphQL…⚠️ HTTP (CouchDB protocol); socket-pouch third-party✅ WebSocket, BroadcastChannel, custom⚠️ HTTPS + WebSocket, fixed✅ pluggable gateways; cloud over WS/HTTP✅ WebSocket, WebRTC, UDP multicast; adapters✅ libp2p transports (TCP, WS, WebRTC…)⚠️ WebSocket only✅ pluggable SyncBackend; WS / HTTP in sync-cf⚠️ HTTP only: long-poll or SSE⚠️ HTTP streaming or WebSocket; not pluggable⚠️ fixed: WebSocket to zero-cache, HTTP to your API⚠️ WebSocket; transport option undocumented⚠️ WebSocket, SSE fallback; not pluggable +Browser to browser (WebRTC)✅ wrpc PeerLink + PeerHost✅ y-webrtc (signaling server only)35⚠️ no official adapter; automerge-repo-network-peerjs (third-party)⚠️ possible; no official adapter❌ no peer-to-peer✅ replication-webrtc (simple-peer)❌ no maintained plugin❌ none built in❌ none❌ none built in✅ gun/lib/webrtc (relay for signaling)⚠️ via @libp2p/webrtc + circuit relay🔜 P2P planned (Protocol docs)❌ central backend required❌ every client reads from the Electric service❌ no; all data flows through the service❌ no peer-to-peer❌ sync always goes through the server❌ no; even presence/topics relay through the server +Partial replication✅ scopes per peer, enforced by the host on the record⚠️ per document (room); subdocuments36⚠️ per document; sharePolicy⚠️ per document (room)✅ per query subscription, narrowed by the row-level read policy⚠️ one replication per scope; backend filters✅ filter, doc_ids, selector❌ whole store per path✅ realms the user can access❌ whole ledger✅ on demand: only nodes you get❌ whole database log✅ per owner (useOwner, shard owners)⚠️ per store (storeId) only✅ shapes: table, where, columns, subset snapshots✅ Sync Streams (subscriptions with params, TTL)✅ per-query sync; TTL up to 10 min✅ per-query sync, filtered by read permissions✅ per query; view rules filter results +Resume after a disconnect✅ from the last event id✅ state-vector exchange on reconnect✅ sync state per peer, persisted✅ export({ mode: 'update', from }); rejoin by version✅ reconnect resumes subscriptions from persisted watermarks✅ checkpoints✅ checkpoints in _local docs✅ hash-tree diff on reconnect✅ delta since last server revision✅ clock heads; missing CAR files fetched⚠️ re-sends live gets with value hashes✅ heads exchange; fetch only missing entries✅ range-based set reconciliation✅ pull from cursor (seqNum)✅ offset + handle per shape✅ from last op id per bucket✅ base cookie + server CVR, kept 7 days✅ per-query checkpoint: server timestamp + cached ids⚠️ queries re-sent; server returns full results +Bootstrap a new replica✅ streamed snapshot past the log's retention✅ state-vector diff of merged state✅ whole compressed doc to an empty peer37✅ snapshot; shallow snapshot trims history✅ a new subscription gets a full snapshot of its authorized set, no history replay✅ state-based: pulls current docs✅ changes feed: leaf revisions only✅ state-based: diff by content hashes✅ server snapshot of the user's realms⚠️ compact() merges CAR files, keeps clock38✅ state-based; no history to replay❌ newcomer traverses the full log❌ fetches the full change history🔜 full eventlog replay; compaction planned (#136)⚠️ shape log starts with a snapshot; compaction opt-in39⚠️ compacted bucket history, not a snapshot✅ clients hydrate current query results, no history✅ current query results, no history replay✅ server sends current query results +Conflict resolutionLWW per field by (stamp, origin); counters addCRDT (YATA); Y.Map key: higher clientID wins40CRDT; map key LWW by op id, losers kept41CRDT; Map LWW by Lamport, then peer idLWW per cell in Core's acceptance order; counters add; every version kept42custom conflictHandler; default master winsdeterministic winner; _conflicts keptLWW per cell (HLC)server-authoritative; LWW per property43Merkle clock; deterministic winner per _idHAM: LWW per field, wall-clock state44LWW per key (Lamport clock, writer id)LWW per column (HLC)45backend total order + client rebase46server authority: your API writes Postgresserver authority: your backend decides47server authority; client rebases pending mutations48attribute patches; the last to reach the server wins49server order, last write per attribute; merge for JSON50 +Offline writes✅ local op log, kept until the hosts have it51✅ local edits merge on reconnect (y-indexeddb)✅ local changes merge on reconnect✅ local edits merge on import✅ writes apply locally, queue, and upload on reconnect; .wait({ tier })✅ local writes, pushed later✅ local DB, replicate later✅ MergeableStore merges later✅ local IndexedDB, synced later✅ local ledger, synced later⚠️ local write; in-memory send queue52✅ local append; heads exchanged on join✅ local SQLite; synced later✅ local eventlog; pushed after rebase⚠️ DIY patterns; @tanstack/offline-transactions (TanStack)✅ local SQLite + upload queue (uploadData)❌ rejected once disconnected (default after 60 s)53✅ durable outbox, optimistic, rebased on server data✅ queued in IndexedDB, replayed on reconnect +A server can reject a write before it spreads⚠️ out-of-scope and unsigned ops stop at the host; one its validator or beforeApply skips is relayed54⚠️ none in @y/websocket-server; Hocuspocus hooks (third-party)⚠️ per-document access only; no change validation⚠️ authenticate → read/write per room; no op checks✅ Core applies the write policies before accepting; a rejected write is rolled back locally✅ backend is master; RxServer changeValidator✅ CouchDB validate_doc_update❌ relay forwards client to client55⚠️ permissions enforced; no custom validation❌ cloud stores blocks and meta only⚠️ relay middleware can drop; SEA checks signatures⚠️ every peer checks canAppend + signature56❌ relay is blind (E2EE)✅ onPush can reject a batch (sync-cf)✅ your API is the only write path✅ writes reach others only via your backend✅ server mutators in a Postgres transaction✅ server re-checks schema and permissions; can reject✅ server applies every tx; rules can reject Integrity and security -Tamper-evident history✅ hash-linked chain, unsigned (optional)59❌ none✅ SHA-256 change hash graph; checked on load❌ checksums detect corruption only✅ BLAKE3 hash chain per session❌ none❌ none❌ hashes serve sync diffs only❌ none✅ SHA-256 content-addressed Merkle clock⚠️ signed fields, # content-hash souls; no log✅ Merkle-DAG of CIDs (sha256, dag-cbor)⚠️ AEAD per change; no hash chain❌ none❌ not built in❌ bucket checksums catch corruption, not tampering❌ not built in❌ no hash chain❌ none -Signed changes✅ Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; 'require' to enforce60❌ none❌ none — author is unsigned metadata❌ none✅ Ed25519 per session❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none; cloud uses JWT auth✅ SEA signs user-space (~pubkey) writes61✅ every entry signed by its identity❌ shared owner key, no signatures❌ none❌ not built in❌ JWT per connection; changes unsigned❌ not built in; auth via cookie/token❌ JWT per connection, not per change❌ none; auth by session token -Encryption at rest⚠️ per record (encrypted: true), never synced62❌ none — y-indexeddb stores raw updates❌ none❌ none — storage is the app's⚠️ stored encrypted; keys kept locally63⚠️ encryption-crypto-js per field; WebCrypto Premium64⚠️ third-party crypto-pouch❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted (beta for Dexie 4)✅ AES-GCM by default⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt; stores plaintext otherwise⚠️ encryption module encrypts stored entries✅ SQLCipher (web, Electron, Expo)❌ not supported (issue #70)❌ not built in⚠️ opt-in encryptionKey; Node needs cipher fork⚠️ op-sqlite encryptionKey on React Native only❌ no local encryption❌ IndexedDB cache in plaintext -End-to-end encryption⚠️ recipe: wrpc's HPKE sealer in hooks, per field⚠️ y-webrtc: DTLS + room password❌ none (Keyhive pre-alpha, separate)⚠️ %ELO via EloAdaptor (experimental)65✅ XSalsa20 with group read keys❌ replication reads decrypted docs66⚠️ third-party comdb (beta)❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted above the sync layer67⚠️ blocks encrypted; key sent with meta68⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt / SEA.secret (ECDH)⚠️ @orbitdb/simple-encryption, unaudited69✅ XChaCha20-Poly1305, always on❌ DIY via schema transform (issue #70)❌ app-level; official example only❌ DIY: sync app-encrypted values❌ no; zero-cache runs queries on plaintext rows❌ server reads all data❌ no; server reads all data for rules -Access control where data is served✅ host scopes for reads and writes, authorize⚠️ per room, in your WebSocket upgrade handler⚠️ shareConfig.access per peer/doc (experimental)70⚠️ per-room read/write via server authenticate✅ Groups: reader/writer/admin, cryptographically enforced✅ RxServer authHandler, queryModifier, changeValidator (rxdb-server)71⚠️ CouchDB per-database roles72⚠️ authenticate the WS upgrade per path✅ realms, roles; table/row/property rules⚠️ per-ledger tokens via Fireproof Cloud⚠️ owner-only user space, SEA.certify; reads open⚠️ write ACLs; no read control73⚠️ owner keys; write-key token; relay isOwnerAllowed⚠️ DIY: validatePayload, onPush / onPull⚠️ your authorizing proxy; API open by default74✅ service: JWT + stream queries; backend: writes✅ your query/mutate endpoints, from server context✅ roles + per-collection filters, server-enforced✅ CEL-style rules in instant.perms.ts, server-side75 -Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge() scrubs the op log76⚠️ deleted content GC'd (gc: true default)77❌ history kept; delete() is local only⚠️ delete + shallow snapshot; redactJsonUpdates78✅ deleteCoValues (admin), erased in background⚠️ cleanup plugin purges tombstones79⚠️ purge(), indexeddb adapter only80✅ no history; a delete keeps no payload⚠️ DELETE /users/:id; records not documented❌ no API; Merkle history immutable⚠️ put(null) overwrites; opt-in lib/erase❌ immutable log; del appends a tombstone🔜 owner deletion planned; deleteOwner is a stub81❌ append-only eventlog⚠️ Postgres DELETE; shape logs keep the payload82⚠️ delete at source; compact drops old payloads✅ hard DELETE; no history kept✅ hard delete; no history to scrub✅ delete removes the triples; no history kept -History / time travel⚠️ op log within retention; repair(id); no read-at-version⚠️ Y.snapshot; needs gc: false✅ view(doc, heads), diff, getHistory✅ checkout, forkAt, revertTo✅ $jazz.getEdits(); branches (unstable)⚠️ latest revision; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document⚠️ get(id, { rev }) until compaction⚠️ checkpoints: in-memory undo/redo❌ no API⚠️ changes(since); no read-at-version❌ latest value per field only⚠️ full oplog via log.iterator()✅ evolu_history table, queryable⚠️ eventlog via store.events()❌ no; replica=full adds old_value only❌ current checkpoint only❌ not built in❌ current state only❌ no versions; nightly backups only +Tamper-evident history✅ hash-linked chain, unsigned (optional)57❌ none✅ SHA-256 change hash graph; checked on load❌ checksums detect corruption only❌ no hash chain; versions keyed by (time, node); nothing signed❌ none❌ none❌ hashes serve sync diffs only❌ none✅ SHA-256 content-addressed Merkle clock⚠️ signed fields, # content-hash souls; no log✅ Merkle-DAG of CIDs (sha256, dag-cbor)⚠️ AEAD per change; no hash chain❌ none❌ not built in❌ bucket checksums catch corruption, not tampering❌ not built in❌ no hash chain❌ none +Signed changes✅ Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; 'require' to enforce58❌ none❌ none — author is unsigned metadata❌ none❌ no per-change signatures; a write is authorized by the authenticated session❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none; cloud uses JWT auth✅ SEA signs user-space (~pubkey) writes59✅ every entry signed by its identity❌ shared owner key, no signatures❌ none❌ not built in❌ JWT per connection; changes unsigned❌ not built in; auth via cookie/token❌ JWT per connection, not per change❌ none; auth by session token +Encryption at rest⚠️ per record (encrypted: true), never synced60❌ none — y-indexeddb stores raw updates❌ none❌ none — storage is the app's❌ SQLite / IndexedDB in plaintext; the E2EE adapters cover app-managed values only⚠️ encryption-crypto-js per field; WebCrypto Premium61⚠️ third-party crypto-pouch❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted (beta for Dexie 4)✅ AES-GCM by default⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt; stores plaintext otherwise⚠️ encryption module encrypts stored entries✅ SQLCipher (web, Electron, Expo)❌ not supported (issue #70)❌ not built in⚠️ opt-in encryptionKey; Node needs cipher fork⚠️ op-sqlite encryptionKey on React Native only❌ no local encryption❌ IndexedDB cache in plaintext +End-to-end encryption⚠️ recipe: wrpc's HPKE sealer in hooks, per field⚠️ y-webrtc: DTLS + room password❌ none (Keyhive pre-alpha, separate)⚠️ %ELO via EloAdaptor (experimental)62⚠️ jazz-tools/e2ee envelope adapters (XChaCha20-Poly1305); no key lifecycle or table integration yet❌ replication reads decrypted docs63⚠️ third-party comdb (beta)❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted above the sync layer64⚠️ blocks encrypted; key sent with meta65⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt / SEA.secret (ECDH)⚠️ @orbitdb/simple-encryption, unaudited66✅ XChaCha20-Poly1305, always on❌ DIY via schema transform (issue #70)❌ app-level; official example only❌ DIY: sync app-encrypted values❌ no; zero-cache runs queries on plaintext rows❌ server reads all data❌ no; server reads all data for rules +Access control where data is served✅ host scopes for reads and writes, authorize⚠️ per room, in your WebSocket upgrade handler⚠️ shareConfig.access per peer/doc (experimental)67⚠️ per-room read/write via server authenticate✅ row-level read and write policies written as queries, enforced by Core✅ RxServer authHandler, queryModifier, changeValidator (rxdb-server)68⚠️ CouchDB per-database roles69⚠️ authenticate the WS upgrade per path✅ realms, roles; table/row/property rules⚠️ per-ledger tokens via Fireproof Cloud⚠️ owner-only user space, SEA.certify; reads open⚠️ write ACLs; no read control70⚠️ owner keys; write-key token; relay isOwnerAllowed⚠️ DIY: validatePayload, onPush / onPull⚠️ your authorizing proxy; API open by default71✅ service: JWT + stream queries; backend: writes✅ your query/mutate endpoints, from server context✅ roles + per-collection filters, server-enforced✅ CEL-style rules in instant.perms.ts, server-side72 +Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge() scrubs the op log73⚠️ deleted content GC'd (gc: true default)74❌ history kept; delete() is local only⚠️ delete + shallow snapshot; redactJsonUpdates75❌ tombstones; a deletion never erases content history⚠️ cleanup plugin purges tombstones76⚠️ purge(), indexeddb adapter only77✅ no history; a delete keeps no payload⚠️ DELETE /users/:id; records not documented❌ no API; Merkle history immutable⚠️ put(null) overwrites; opt-in lib/erase❌ immutable log; del appends a tombstone🔜 owner deletion planned; deleteOwner is a stub78❌ append-only eventlog⚠️ Postgres DELETE; shape logs keep the payload79⚠️ delete at source; compact drops old payloads✅ hard DELETE; no history kept✅ hard delete; no history to scrub✅ delete removes the triples; no history kept +History / time travel⚠️ op log within retention; repair(id); no read-at-version⚠️ Y.snapshot; needs gc: false✅ view(doc, heads), diff, getHistory✅ checkout, forkAt, revertTo✅ $history tables, queryable and subscribable; branch views over a captured snapshot⚠️ latest revision; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document⚠️ get(id, { rev }) until compaction⚠️ checkpoints: in-memory undo/redo❌ no API⚠️ changes(since); no read-at-version❌ latest value per field only⚠️ full oplog via log.iterator()✅ evolu_history table, queryable⚠️ eventlog via store.events()❌ no; replica=full adds old_value only❌ current checkpoint only❌ not built in❌ current state only❌ no versions; nightly backups only Extensibility and operations -Write hooks / middleware✅ open({ hooks }): writes, reads, peer batches❌ none — doc events cannot veto❌ none❌ subscribePreCommit sets message/timestamp only❌ none✅ pre/post insert/save/remove⚠️ transform-pouch (pouchdb-community)✅ middleware: willSet*/willDel* (v8+)✅ DBCore middleware, table hooks❌ none (storage gatewayInterceptor only)✅ Gun.on('opt') → put/in/out middleware⚠️ custom access controller canAppend❌ none⚠️ materializers; onPush on the backend⚠️ your API; Phoenix.Sync.Writer callbacks (Elixir)⚠️ your backend's upload handler; no client hook✅ custom mutators + handleMutateRequest handler❌ no write hooks; permissions only⚠️ no write hooks; rules reject, webhooks after commit -Observability✅ OpenTelemetry spans and metrics (injected), stats()❌ none⚠️ setLoggerFactory, doc-metrics events; no OTel❌ none (Inspector for debugging)✅ OpenTelemetry metrics (jazz.*); no spans⚠️ logger plugin (Premium)⚠️ pouchdb-debug logging only⚠️ getStats() counters; dev Inspector❌ none; syncState observable⚠️ structured logs (FP_DEBUG), tracer events⚠️ console.STAT, lib/stats.js counters❌ none⚠️ structured Console; no OpenTelemetry✅ OpenTelemetry built in; devtools✅ server: OTLP traces, Prometheus/StatsD, Sentry⚠️ service: Prometheus metrics, JSON logs; client logger83✅ zero-cache: OTLP logs, traces, metrics84⚠️ log levels, client.logs; Sentry on server⚠️ client verbose/logger; server OTel traces to Honeycomb -Typed errors✅ SyncomError with a code❌ plain Errors, no codes❌ plain errors, no codes❌ plain Error messages, no codes⚠️ load states unavailable/unauthorized/deleted✅ RxError.code (e.g. COL23)✅ status + name (e.g. 409 conflict)⚠️ tinybase:<n> in messages, undocumented✅ Dexie.*Error by name; policy codes⚠️ NotFoundError; otherwise plain Error❌ ack.err strings❌ plain Error messages✅ typed errors (Result, EvoluError)✅ Effect tagged errors (_tag)⚠️ error classes, FetchError.status; no codes⚠️ service PSYNC_* codes; client errors untyped✅ ErrorKind codes, ApplicationError, StorageFailureError⚠️ TriplitError subclasses: name + HTTP status⚠️ InstantAPIError body.type on HTTP; transact untyped -TypeScript types⚠️ hand-written .d.ts; record data unknown✅ shipped .d.ts (from JSDoc)✅ TS .d.ts; Doc<T> generics✅ TS .d.ts; typed containers✅ inferred from co.* schemas✅ TS; doc type inferred from schema⚠️ @types/pouchdb (DefinitelyTyped)✅ TS; schema-typed with-schemas✅ TS; EntityTable, DexieCloudTable✅ TS; generic document types✅ shipped .d.ts❌ none shipped (JSDoc only)✅ TS, inferred from schema✅ TS, inferred from Effect Schema✅ TS; ShapeStream<Row> generic, no codegen✅ shipped; row types inferred from Schema✅ TS, inferred from schema.ts✅ TS, inferred from schema (Entity, QueryResult)✅ inferred from i.schema; instant-cli pull writes it -UI bindings❌ none⚠️ editor bindings official; React via react-yjs (third-party)✅ @automerge/react, Svelte store, Solid primitives✅ loro-mirror-react; editor bindings✅ React, RN/Expo, Svelte; Vue (community-jazz-vue)✅ rxdb/plugins/react; Vue, Angular, Preact signals⚠️ third-party use-pouchdb✅ ui-react, ui-solid, ui-svelte✅ dexie-react-hooks; liveQuery observables✅ use-fireproof React hooks❌ none official❌ none✅ @evolu/react, @evolu/vue, @evolu/svelte✅ @livestore/react, solid, svelte✅ React useShape (@electric-sql/react)✅ @powersync/react, @powersync/vue, TanStack✅ @rocicorp/zero/react, /solid; Vue/Svelte community✅ @triplit/react, react-native, svelte, vue, angular, solid✅ React, React Native, Svelte, Vue, SolidJS packages +Write hooks / middleware✅ open({ hooks }): writes, reads, peer batches❌ none — doc events cannot veto❌ none❌ subscribePreCommit sets message/timestamp only❌ none before a write; onMutationError after a rejection✅ pre/post insert/save/remove⚠️ transform-pouch (pouchdb-community)✅ middleware: willSet*/willDel* (v8+)✅ DBCore middleware, table hooks❌ none (storage gatewayInterceptor only)✅ Gun.on('opt') → put/in/out middleware⚠️ custom access controller canAppend❌ none⚠️ materializers; onPush on the backend⚠️ your API; Phoenix.Sync.Writer callbacks (Elixir)⚠️ your backend's upload handler; no client hook✅ custom mutators + handleMutateRequest handler❌ no write hooks; permissions only⚠️ no write hooks; rules reject, webhooks after commit +Observability✅ OpenTelemetry spans and metrics (injected), stats()❌ none⚠️ setLoggerFactory, doc-metrics events; no OTel❌ none (Inspector for debugging)✅ OpenTelemetry traces and logs (OTLP); Inspector⚠️ logger plugin (Premium)⚠️ pouchdb-debug logging only⚠️ getStats() counters; dev Inspector❌ none; syncState observable⚠️ structured logs (FP_DEBUG), tracer events⚠️ console.STAT, lib/stats.js counters❌ none⚠️ structured Console; no OpenTelemetry✅ OpenTelemetry built in; devtools✅ server: OTLP traces, Prometheus/StatsD, Sentry⚠️ service: Prometheus metrics, JSON logs; client logger80✅ zero-cache: OTLP logs, traces, metrics81⚠️ log levels, client.logs; Sentry on server⚠️ client verbose/logger; server OTel traces to Honeycomb +Typed errors✅ SyncomError with a code❌ plain Errors, no codes❌ plain errors, no codes❌ plain Error messages, no codes✅ coded: permission_denied, transaction_conflict, write_rejected, not_observed…✅ RxError.code (e.g. COL23)✅ status + name (e.g. 409 conflict)⚠️ tinybase:<n> in messages, undocumented✅ Dexie.*Error by name; policy codes⚠️ NotFoundError; otherwise plain Error❌ ack.err strings❌ plain Error messages✅ typed errors (Result, EvoluError)✅ Effect tagged errors (_tag)⚠️ error classes, FetchError.status; no codes⚠️ service PSYNC_* codes; client errors untyped✅ ErrorKind codes, ApplicationError, StorageFailureError⚠️ TriplitError subclasses: name + HTTP status⚠️ InstantAPIError body.type on HTTP; transact untyped +TypeScript types⚠️ hand-written .d.ts; record data unknown✅ shipped .d.ts (from JSDoc)✅ TS .d.ts; Doc<T> generics✅ TS .d.ts; typed containers✅ inferred from s.table() schemas✅ TS; doc type inferred from schema⚠️ @types/pouchdb (DefinitelyTyped)✅ TS; schema-typed with-schemas✅ TS; EntityTable, DexieCloudTable✅ TS; generic document types✅ shipped .d.ts❌ none shipped (JSDoc only)✅ TS, inferred from schema✅ TS, inferred from Effect Schema✅ TS; ShapeStream<Row> generic, no codegen✅ shipped; row types inferred from Schema✅ TS, inferred from schema.ts✅ TS, inferred from schema (Entity, QueryResult)✅ inferred from i.schema; instant-cli pull writes it +UI bindings❌ none⚠️ editor bindings official; React via react-yjs (third-party)✅ @automerge/react, Svelte store, Solid primitives✅ loro-mirror-react; editor bindings✅ React, RN/Expo, Solid, Vue, Svelte, Effect✅ rxdb/plugins/react; Vue, Angular, Preact signals⚠️ third-party use-pouchdb✅ ui-react, ui-solid, ui-svelte✅ dexie-react-hooks; liveQuery observables✅ use-fireproof React hooks❌ none official❌ none✅ @evolu/react, @evolu/vue, @evolu/svelte✅ @livestore/react, solid, svelte✅ React useShape (@electric-sql/react)✅ @powersync/react, @powersync/vue, TanStack✅ @rocicorp/zero/react, /solid; Vue/Svelte community✅ @triplit/react, react-native, svelte, vue, angular, solid✅ React, React Native, Svelte, Vue, SolidJS packages @@ -157,7 +162,7 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in ✅ built in, or in an official package of the same project (named) · ⚠️ partial, opt-in, with a caveat, or through a third-party package (named) · ❌ not built in · 🔜 planned by the maintainers, no code yet · — does not apply. Every cell of the alternatives was decided by reading the source of the latest published package and its official docs in October 2026, not its README; the syncom column is this repository. 1. npm latest of @automerge/automerge-repo and its adapters points at an alpha (2.6.0-alpha.3); the last stable is 2.5.6 (2026-05). -2. Jazz 2.0 is a rewrite in alpha (2.0.0-alpha.59: tables, SQL-like queries) and jazz.tools/docs already documents it; the 0.20 docs ship in the package (bin/docs-index.txt) and at classic.jazz.tools. +2. The table compares 2.0: jazz.tools/docs documents only it, and 2.0 throws JAZZ_CLASSIC_API_REMOVED on every 0.x API; latest has not moved since 2026-07. 3. The addon peers on dexie ^4.4.7, which is published only under the dev tag as of 2026-10-21. 4. No npm release since June 2024. 5. npm lags the repository: master has commits through October 2026, but nothing has been published since July 2025. @@ -178,68 +183,65 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in 20. toCloud() defaults to dev endpoints (fireproof-v2-cloud-dev.jchris.workers.dev, dev.connect.fireproof.direct); the backend source sits in the repo's cloud/. 21. The default transport is wss://free.evoluhq.com, a testing relay that admits anyone and may delete data. 22. A snapshot merge (bootstrap) and an op from a newer schema version (ahead: 'apply', the default) are applied unvalidated, and a record outside any collection has no validator. -23. Runtime validation (0.20.10+) defaults to warn: invalid local writes go through with a console warning, although the source comment says strict. -24. Documents are validated only when the storage is wrapped with a validator plugin. -25. A cell that fails the schema is dropped or defaulted silently, and schematizers keep only type, enum and default. -26. Mutations accept already-validated values: Evolu does not run the column validators on insert/update, nor on received changes. -27. The client Schema does not validate writes (mismatched types are silently CAST); validation is your backend's on upload, and a rejected write is rolled back at the next checkpoint. -28. createSchema/table().columns() only type ZQL and declare relationships: the client's insert/update store values unchecked, and Postgres checks them when the server mutator commits. -29. Adding, removing or renaming a column invalidates every shape on that table, so clients get 409/must-refetch, drop their local copy and re-sync from scratch. -30. Documents.get(key) also walks the oplog from the head, so reads cost O(log length). -31. Two clients can commit events that collide; a materializer that then fails rolls back that event, which the docs say will 'typically halt' the system. -32. add([x])/remove([x]) merge across sync but return a sorted array, so element order is not kept. -33. A counter that one node resets while another increments it does not converge to the intuitive value; see Guarantees and limits in the Sync guide. -34. A number in a Y.Map is a register: of two concurrent increments, one is lost. -35. Increments add up only if the server mutator applies them atomically (raw SQL n = n + 1, or serializable + tx.retryOn); the default isolation is Postgres read committed. -36. y-webrtc defaults to the public signaling server wss://y-webrtc-eu.fly.dev; pass your own signaling list (and a password) for anything private. -37. The docs say providers sync subdocuments, but y-websocket, y-webrtc and y-indexeddb contain no subdocument handling — you open one provider per subdocument. -38. The compressed document still carries the full change history — Automerge does not drop history. -39. Compaction copies every block the clock reaches into the new CAR, so a newcomer still downloads the history. -40. Docs still call compaction planned, but the code has it behind an undocumented experimental_compaction shape param (default false), so by default a newcomer replays the snapshot plus every change since the shape was created. -41. Not wall-clock LWW: a concurrent Y.Map set is won by the writer with the higher random clientID, whatever the times. -42. The winner is chosen by operation id (counter, then actor), not wall-clock time; getConflicts returns the losing values. -43. compareTransactions returns 0 for equal madeAt from different sessions, so a same-millisecond tie falls to arrival order. -44. A whole-object put() overwrites concurrent property updates; where().modify() is re-run on the server. -45. Order comes from each writer's machine clock (+new Date): a write stamped in the future is held in a setTimeout until then and wins; equal states break by comparing JSON strings. -46. A change stamped more than 5 minutes ahead of the receiver's clock is quarantined until system time catches up. -47. Merge-conflict handling isn't implemented yet (#253): concurrent events simply apply in the backend's order. -48. The client never merges: it holds its checkpoint while uploads are pending, then adopts the server's checkpoint exactly; plain UPDATEs in the backend give per-field LWW by arrival order. -49. No field-level merge: the server re-runs each mutator against current Postgres state, so concurrent writes to a column are last-processed-wins unless your mutator checks. -50. The FAQ still describes per-attribute HLC timestamps from 0.x. In 1.x the server stamps each incoming batch with its own clock when it arrives, so an edit made offline hours ago overwrites newer values when it finally syncs. -51. Order is server arrival, not a timestamp: an offline write replayed on reconnect overwrites newer writes made meanwhile. -52. Ops written before any node was registered, and compacted since, cannot reach a host (UNDELIVERABLE). -53. Reconnect re-sends only queued messages held in memory and live gets; there is no persisted outbox, and src/websocket.js:5 still reads 'TODO: resync upon reconnect'. -54. Writes queue only while connecting (disconnectTimeoutMs); docs-vs-code: the shipped client also accepts writes in needs-auth, which the docs list as rejected. -55. A withheld op would leave a gap in its origin's stream, so a host that skips an op still relays it and every node re-checks it; a throwing beforeApply refuses the whole page instead. -56. A write by a non-writer is stored and relayed, then ignored by every reader (markInvalid); content checks need a server worker. -57. middleware on the server's own MergeableStore guards only that copy; WsServer still relays the message to the other clients. -58. A rejected incoming entry is caught and only console.error'd; the app gets no event for it. -59. Whoever can write the directory can rebuild the chain; a read checks a record against the block its file names, so a block planted beside the chain passes. The ops in the log are what is signed. -60. The default 'verify' takes an unsigned op; sync.signatures: 'require' refuses it. A bootstrap re-signs the host's state under the joiner's key, and hello does not yet prove possession of the key. -61. Only data under a user's ~pubkey soul is signed and verified; the public graph accepts unsigned writes from anyone. -62. The RSA key pair that unseals the records sits unprotected in <path>/keys/, beside the data. -63. The browser keeps the account secret in localStorage by default, so this protects data from the server, not from someone with the device. -64. The free plugin is AES-CBC in crypto-js's passphrase mode (MD5 key derivation, no MAC); an unsalted SHA-256 of the password is stored beside the data. -65. The Loro team says not to rely on it for production-grade security yet. -66. The encryption wrapper sits below collection.storageInstance, which is what the replication reads. -67. Needs the encryption middleware moved above sync by hand; indexed fields are not encrypted. -68. MetaGateway.put attaches the ledger's key material to every meta update, so the sync service holds the key although the docs call sync end-to-end. -69. In 4.0.0 the documents type destructures encrypt instead of encryption, so document stores silently stay unencrypted (issue #1253, fix PR #1257 open). -70. Peer ids are self-asserted in the WebSocket join message, so access by peer id needs authentication at the socket. -71. RxServer is SSPL and its defaults are open: with no authHandler every request is admitted, and the Express adapter's CORS reflects any origin with credentials. -72. CouchDB has no per-document read rules; the usual pattern is a database per user. -73. Anyone who knows a database address can replicate and read it unless it is encrypted. -74. Electric serves any data its Postgres role can read to any caller; ELECTRIC_SECRET must be added by a proxy that also pins the shape's table and where. -75. A rule that is not set evaluates to true: everything is open until you write rules. -76. The chain keeps an unsalted SHA-256 of every version of the record, which can confirm a guessed record. -77. GC clears the document state only; update logs kept by providers or peers hold the payload until they compact (y-indexeddb merges after 500 updates). -78. A shallow snapshot only syncs with peers past its start version, and other replicas keep their full history. -79. A removed document keeps its data in the tombstone until cleanup (default 31 days, after replication is in sync). -80. Purges do not replicate; other adapters return an error. -81. deleteOwner and deleteDatabase call todo(); rows can only be soft-deleted (isDeleted) and stay in evolu_history. -82. Without compaction a deleted row's earlier entries stay in the shape log on the Electric server (and in HTTP caches) and are replayed to new clients until the shape is deleted (DELETE /v1/shape) or rotated. -83. No tracing and no OTLP push to your own collector, yet the self-hosted service pushes anonymous metrics over OTLP to pulse.journeyapps.com unless telemetry.disable_telemetry_sharing: true. -84. zero-cache also sends anonymous usage telemetry to Rocicorp by default (ZERO_ENABLE_TELEMETRY=false or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 to opt out). +23. Documents are validated only when the storage is wrapped with a validator plugin. +24. A cell that fails the schema is dropped or defaulted silently, and schematizers keep only type, enum and default. +25. Mutations accept already-validated values: Evolu does not run the column validators on insert/update, nor on received changes. +26. The client Schema does not validate writes (mismatched types are silently CAST); validation is your backend's on upload, and a rejected write is rolled back at the next checkpoint. +27. createSchema/table().columns() only type ZQL and declare relationships: the client's insert/update store values unchecked, and Postgres checks them when the server mutator commits. +28. Adding, removing or renaming a column invalidates every shape on that table, so clients get 409/must-refetch, drop their local copy and re-sync from scratch. +29. Documents.get(key) also walks the oplog from the head, so reads cost O(log length). +30. Two clients can commit events that collide; a materializer that then fails rolls back that event, which the docs say will 'typically halt' the system. +31. add([x])/remove([x]) merge across sync but return a sorted array, so element order is not kept. +32. A counter that one node resets while another increments it does not converge to the intuitive value; see Guarantees and limits in the Sync guide. +33. A number in a Y.Map is a register: of two concurrent increments, one is lost. +34. Increments add up only if the server mutator applies them atomically (raw SQL n = n + 1, or serializable + tx.retryOn); the default isolation is Postgres read committed. +35. y-webrtc defaults to the public signaling server wss://y-webrtc-eu.fly.dev; pass your own signaling list (and a password) for anything private. +36. The docs say providers sync subdocuments, but y-websocket, y-webrtc and y-indexeddb contain no subdocument handling — you open one provider per subdocument. +37. The compressed document still carries the full change history — Automerge does not drop history. +38. Compaction copies every block the clock reaches into the new CAR, so a newcomer still downloads the history. +39. Docs still call compaction planned, but the code has it behind an undocumented experimental_compaction shape param (default false), so by default a newcomer replays the snapshot plus every change since the shape was created. +40. Not wall-clock LWW: a concurrent Y.Map set is won by the writer with the higher random clientID, whatever the times. +41. The winner is chosen by operation id (counter, then actor), not wall-clock time; getConflicts returns the losing values. +42. The docs say the edit Core receives first wins; the spec and its invariant tests say the last write Core accepts wins per cell. The spec is followed here. +43. A whole-object put() overwrites concurrent property updates; where().modify() is re-run on the server. +44. Order comes from each writer's machine clock (+new Date): a write stamped in the future is held in a setTimeout until then and wins; equal states break by comparing JSON strings. +45. A change stamped more than 5 minutes ahead of the receiver's clock is quarantined until system time catches up. +46. Merge-conflict handling isn't implemented yet (#253): concurrent events simply apply in the backend's order. +47. The client never merges: it holds its checkpoint while uploads are pending, then adopts the server's checkpoint exactly; plain UPDATEs in the backend give per-field LWW by arrival order. +48. No field-level merge: the server re-runs each mutator against current Postgres state, so concurrent writes to a column are last-processed-wins unless your mutator checks. +49. The FAQ still describes per-attribute HLC timestamps from 0.x. In 1.x the server stamps each incoming batch with its own clock when it arrives, so an edit made offline hours ago overwrites newer values when it finally syncs. +50. Order is server arrival, not a timestamp: an offline write replayed on reconnect overwrites newer writes made meanwhile. +51. Ops written before any node was registered, and compacted since, cannot reach a host (UNDELIVERABLE). +52. Reconnect re-sends only queued messages held in memory and live gets; there is no persisted outbox, and src/websocket.js:5 still reads 'TODO: resync upon reconnect'. +53. Writes queue only while connecting (disconnectTimeoutMs); docs-vs-code: the shipped client also accepts writes in needs-auth, which the docs list as rejected. +54. A withheld op would leave a gap in its origin's stream, so a host that skips an op still relays it and every node re-checks it; a throwing beforeApply refuses the whole page instead. +55. middleware on the server's own MergeableStore guards only that copy; WsServer still relays the message to the other clients. +56. A rejected incoming entry is caught and only console.error'd; the app gets no event for it. +57. Whoever can write the directory can rebuild the chain; a read checks a record against the block its file names, so a block planted beside the chain passes. The ops in the log are what is signed. +58. The default 'verify' takes an unsigned op; sync.signatures: 'require' refuses it. A bootstrap re-signs the host's state under the joiner's key, and hello does not yet prove possession of the key. +59. Only data under a user's ~pubkey soul is signed and verified; the public graph accepts unsigned writes from anyone. +60. The RSA key pair that unseals the records sits unprotected in <path>/keys/, beside the data. +61. The free plugin is AES-CBC in crypto-js's passphrase mode (MD5 key derivation, no MAC); an unsalted SHA-256 of the password is stored beside the data. +62. The Loro team says not to rely on it for production-grade security yet. +63. The encryption wrapper sits below collection.storageInstance, which is what the replication reads. +64. Needs the encryption middleware moved above sync by hand; indexed fields are not encrypted. +65. MetaGateway.put attaches the ledger's key material to every meta update, so the sync service holds the key although the docs call sync end-to-end. +66. In 4.0.0 the documents type destructures encrypt instead of encryption, so document stores silently stay unencrypted (issue #1253, fix PR #1257 open). +67. Peer ids are self-asserted in the WebSocket join message, so access by peer id needs authentication at the socket. +68. RxServer is SSPL and its defaults are open: with no authHandler every request is admitted, and the Express adapter's CORS reflects any origin with credentials. +69. CouchDB has no per-document read rules; the usual pattern is a database per user. +70. Anyone who knows a database address can replicate and read it unless it is encrypted. +71. Electric serves any data its Postgres role can read to any caller; ELECTRIC_SECRET must be added by a proxy that also pins the shape's table and where. +72. A rule that is not set evaluates to true: everything is open until you write rules. +73. The chain keeps an unsalted SHA-256 of every version of the record, which can confirm a guessed record. +74. GC clears the document state only; update logs kept by providers or peers hold the payload until they compact (y-indexeddb merges after 500 updates). +75. A shallow snapshot only syncs with peers past its start version, and other replicas keep their full history. +76. A removed document keeps its data in the tombstone until cleanup (default 31 days, after replication is in sync). +77. Purges do not replicate; other adapters return an error. +78. deleteOwner and deleteDatabase call todo(); rows can only be soft-deleted (isDeleted) and stay in evolu_history. +79. Without compaction a deleted row's earlier entries stay in the shape log on the Electric server (and in HTTP caches) and are replayed to new clients until the shape is deleted (DELETE /v1/shape) or rotated. +80. No tracing and no OTLP push to your own collector, yet the self-hosted service pushes anonymous metrics over OTLP to pulse.journeyapps.com unless telemetry.disable_telemetry_sharing: true. +81. zero-cache also sends anonymous usage telemetry to Rocicorp by default (ZERO_ENABLE_TELEMETRY=false or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 to opt out). @@ -252,8 +254,9 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in character by character; storage, queries and access control are yours. Yjs has the largest ecosystem of editor bindings, Automerge keeps the full history, and Loro has the richest container types. -- **Jazz**: an app framework built on signed, encrypted CoValues, with groups and roles. It needs - a sync server (Jazz Cloud or self-hosted). +- **Jazz**: a local-first relational database (2.0): typed tables, queries with joins and + aggregates, row-level policies, history and branch views — merged by its server, so it needs one + (Jazz Cloud or a self-hosted `jazz-napi`). - **RxDB**: a reactive JSON-document database with many storages and replication plugins. Disk storage on Node.js and several features are Premium. - **PouchDB**: CouchDB's replication protocol in the browser, with a CouchDB as the hub. diff --git a/docs/guide/why.md b/docs/guide/why.md index 24c2695..26f418d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/why.md +++ b/docs/guide/why.md @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ engine also covers what an application keeps next to replication: nodes, sets keep every concurrent add, and tombstones revive. Two replicas that edit different fields of one record both keep their change, two that increment one counter both count, and two that tag one record keep both tags. Of the eighteen - alternatives in the [comparison](/guide/comparison), three others have counters that + alternatives in the [comparison](/guide/comparison), four others have counters that converge. - **The host decides what it accepts.** A hub checks a peer's op before applying it: the op's shape and clock skew, the peer's scopes, the entity's validator and `beforeApply`. A failing op @@ -72,7 +72,8 @@ in memory, where Yjs and Loro pull 100,000 — `sync.signatures: false` trades t - **End-to-end encryption.** Ops are signed, but an encrypted record stays on the node that wrote it. End-to-end encryption is a [recipe](/guide/scaling#end-to-end-encryption) (wrpc's sealer in the hooks, field by field, with no counter, index or query over a sealed - field). Jazz signs and encrypts every change, and Evolu encrypts everything it syncs. + field). Evolu encrypts everything it syncs; Jazz 2.0 ships encryption as adapters, not yet + wired into its tables. - **Ready-made UI bindings, React Native, a managed cloud.** syncom ships none of them. RxDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, InstantDB and others do. - **A package with a track record.** syncom is a pre-release (0.0.1), not on npm yet, and its From 6fc88dfbc157998e6390c0e444628aedd9f6503e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 11:18:58 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 03/53] feat(sequence): the engine behind the list and text kinds src/sequence.js: Fugue placement over runs (one run per insert, a writer extends its own run at the tail), run-length content with tombstones collapsed to lengths, cuts as idempotent range unions, pending runs, cuts and extensions bounded by PENDING_MAX, the iterative walk with each element's ordinal and visible position, local placement and ranges, the reset rule (prune) and the snapshot join. No consumer yet: ops.js wires it in next. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md carries the MIT notices of what it adapts (fugue-simple, Yjs, list-positions) and ships with the package. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 7 + THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 102 ++++++ package.json | 1 + src/sequence.js | 805 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/sequence.test.js | 412 +++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 1327 insertions(+) create mode 100644 THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md create mode 100644 src/sequence.js create mode 100644 tests/sequence.test.js diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index f692516..8e64f64 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ idb.js / idb.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/idb subpath (src/idb.js) — the I search.js / search.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/search subpath (src/search.js) — the trigram text index behind `$text`; the core knows only the TextIndex contract index.d.ts the Node type surface (hand-written) browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 3 async crypto fns +THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md the MIT notices of the algorithms adapted (Fugue, Yjs, list-positions…) and the files that carry them src/backend.js the fsi contract (isFsi/checkFsi), createMemoryFsi, withSync — no requires src/emitter.js the Emitter both halves extend — no requires src/logger.js createLogger, the duck-typed logger writer — no requires @@ -30,6 +31,8 @@ src/keys.js loadKeyPair — the on-disk key pairs (RSA for sealing src/scope.js GLOBAL_SCOPE, inScope, opInScope — the one definition of "in scope" — no requires src/signing.js canonical form, signOp, verifyOp — what a signature covers (the header + a salted payload digest) and the verdict on a peer's op src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellFormed — what enters is checked here +src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, run-length content, the walk, + local placement, pending ops, prune and join — requires vector.js only src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -67,6 +70,10 @@ docs/ VitePress site ## Rules that bite +- **An adapted algorithm brings its notice.** Code or a rule taken from an MIT project is named in + `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` (project, commit, the syncom files that carry it) with the upstream notice. + Nothing is copied from json-joy (AGPL-3.0), Collabs or `fugue/fugue` (Apache-2.0) — those are read + as specifications only; the clones live in `../open-source/local-first-alternatives/`. - **CommonJS everywhere in `src/`.** No `import`, no `type: module`, no build. - **No runtime dependencies.** Helpers go in `src/utils.js`. `scripts/size.js` fails at resolve time on any bare import reaching a browser bundle, so a diff --git a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..91e62ce --- /dev/null +++ b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +# Third-party notices + +syncom has no runtime dependencies. A few of its algorithms were adapted from +other MIT-licensed projects, read at the commits named below; this file keeps +their notices, as the MIT license asks, and says which syncom files carry the +adaptation. Nothing was copied from json-joy (AGPL-3.0), Collabs or the +`fugue/` directory of the Fugue repository (Apache-2.0), or from the +`automerge-perf` editing trace (CC-BY-4.0): those were read as specifications +only. + +## Fugue — `fugue-simple` (reference implementation) + +Repository: https://github.com/mweidner037/fugue — `fugue-simple/src/index.ts` +(commit 31e74fe). The placement rule (`placeInsert`), the sibling order and +the iterative walk of `src/sequence.js` are adapted from it. The paper: +Matthew Weidner and Martin Kleppmann, "The Art of the Fugue: Minimizing +Interleaving in Collaborative Text Editing" (2023), arXiv:2305.00583. + +> The MIT License (MIT) +> +> Copyright (c) 2023 Matthew Weidner and Martin Kleppmann. +> +> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +> of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +> in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +> to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +> copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +> furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: +> +> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in +> all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +> +> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +> IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +> FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +> AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +> LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +> OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE +> SOFTWARE. + +## Yjs + +Repository: https://github.com/yjs/yjs (commit 0e0dc34). Three ideas of +`src/sequence.js` follow Yjs: deleted content collapsed to a length that +keeps the place (`ContentDeleted`), consecutive inserts by one writer stored +as one run (`Item.mergeWith`), and an op whose dependency has not arrived +kept until it does (`pendingStructs`). No code was copied. + +> The MIT License (MIT) +> +> Copyright (c) 2023 +> - Kevin Jahns . +> - Chair of Computer Science 5 (Databases & Information Systems), RWTH Aachen University, Germany +> +> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +> of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +> in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +> to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +> copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +> furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: +> +> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in +> all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +> +> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +> IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +> FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +> AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +> LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +> OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE +> SOFTWARE. + +## list-positions + +Repository: https://github.com/mweidner037/list-positions (commit 383b844). +The run-length form of a sequence's content in `src/sequence.js` — +`["ab", 3, "c"]`, present items alternating with gap lengths — is the save +format of its `List` and `Text` (`src/lists/list.ts`, `src/lists/text.ts`), +and the rule that a writer extends its own run instead of anchoring a new one +follows `Order.createPositions` (`src/order/order.ts`). + +> The MIT License (MIT) +> +> Copyright © 2024 Matthew Weidner +> +> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +> of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +> in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +> to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +> copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +> furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: +> +> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in +> all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +> +> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +> IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +> FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +> AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +> LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +> OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE +> SOFTWARE. diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 95e8624..043ba5e 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ "search.d.ts", "src/", "LICENSE", + "THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md", "README.md", "CHANGELOG.md", "SECURITY.md", diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ba60a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -0,0 +1,805 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The sequence engine behind the `list` and `text` field kinds: where an +// element goes, what a field reads as, and how two nodes' pictures of one +// field join. Pure functions over the plain JSON block Storage keeps in a +// record's meta (`meta.seqs[field]`); no requires beyond ./vector.js, so it +// ships to the browser as it is. +// +// The ordering rule is Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann, "The Art of the Fugue", +// 2023; reference: fugue-simple, MIT): every element has one place in a +// tree. A RUN is the elements one `splice` inserted, in order — one tree +// node per element, element i+1 the right child of element i under the +// run's origin. A new run is anchored at an element its writer saw: the +// RIGHT child of the element before the insertion point when that element +// has no right children (tombstones included), else the LEFT child of the +// leftmost descendant of its first right child. Same-side siblings are +// ordered by origin, then by stamp (two runs of one origin on one side only +// happen with forged ops). The reading is the pre-order walk of that tree: +// left children, the element if alive, right children. A run's own +// continuation is one of those right children, so consecutive inserts by +// one origin at the end of its run EXTEND the run instead of anchoring a new +// one (`{ run, from }`): the same tree, one key fewer per keystroke. +// +// Content is run-length encoded, list-positions style: `["ab", 3, "c"]` +// alternates present items (a string of a text, an array of a list) with +// gaps — tombstones collapsed to a length. A gap keeps the place: an anchor, +// a mark or a cursor into a deleted element still resolves. A CUT is a union +// of ranges per run, idempotent; one for a run not here yet waits in `cuts`, +// an extension ahead of its run's length in `ext`, a run whose anchor has not +// arrived stays in `runs` and out of the walk with its subtree — ops from +// different origins arrive in any order, and the tree is a function of the +// set of runs, never of their order of arrival. Each of those pending things +// counts against PENDING_MAX, a bound on hostile input like `sync.maxSkew`. +// +// A reset (`write`, `delete`) drops every run stamped below `base` — a run +// is as old as its first element — and a surviving run whose anchor fell +// reads as a right child of the head. `prune` applies the rule to a block, +// `applySplice` to each op as it lands, so meta, not only data, agrees +// whatever the order. +// +// What FugueMax would order differently: right siblings with different +// right origins — two runs may swap, their letters never mix. Adding that +// (a `rightOrigin` per run) changes the merge rule for new runs only, and +// is a PROTOCOL bump once the package is published. + +const { compareClock } = require('./vector.js'); + +const PENDING_MAX = 4096; + +// Keys: a run is `ts:origin` (the op that created it), an element +// `ts:offset:origin` — the offset in the middle so two indexOf calls parse +// it whatever the origin holds (`:` is allowed there; `@` and control +// characters are not). Canonical digits only, or one element would have +// two names. +const hasControl = (value) => { + for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i++) if (value.charCodeAt(i) < 32) return true; + return false; +}; +const isOrigin = (value) => + typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0 && value.length <= 128 && !value.includes('@') && !hasControl(value); +const digits = (text, max) => + text.length > 0 && text.length <= 16 && /^\d+$/.test(text) && String(Number(text)) === text && Number(text) <= max; +const runKey = (ts, origin) => `${ts}:${origin}`; +const elemKey = (run, offset) => { + const colon = run.indexOf(':'); + return `${run.slice(0, colon)}:${offset}:${run.slice(colon + 1)}`; +}; +const parseRun = (key) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') return null; + const colon = key.indexOf(':'); + if (colon === -1) return null; + const ts = key.slice(0, colon); + const origin = key.slice(colon + 1); + if (!digits(ts, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) || !isOrigin(origin)) return null; + return { ts: Number(ts), origin }; +}; +const parseElem = (key) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') return null; + const first = key.indexOf(':'); + const second = first === -1 ? -1 : key.indexOf(':', first + 1); + if (second === -1) return null; + const ts = key.slice(0, first); + const offset = key.slice(first + 1, second); + const origin = key.slice(second + 1); + if (!digits(ts, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) || !digits(offset, 2 ** 31 - 1) || !isOrigin(origin)) return null; + return { ts: Number(ts), offset: Number(offset), origin, run: `${ts}:${origin}` }; +}; +const isRunKey = (key) => parseRun(key) !== null; +const isElemKey = (key) => parseElem(key) !== null; + +// An anchor names a side of an element: `>e` (its right child), ` { + if (token === HEAD) return { side: 'R', elem: null }; + if (token === END) return { side: 'L', elem: null }; + if (typeof token !== 'string' || (token[0] !== '<' && token[0] !== '>')) return null; + const elem = parseElem(token.slice(1)); + return elem === null ? null : { side: token[0] === '<' ? 'L' : 'R', elem }; +}; +const isAnchor = (token) => parseAnchor(token) !== null; + +// ---- run-length content ------------------------------------------------- + +const isText = (kind) => kind === 't'; +const present = (kind, seg) => (isText(kind) ? typeof seg === 'string' : Array.isArray(seg)); +const isGap = (seg) => Number.isInteger(seg) && seg > 0; +const segLength = (seg) => (typeof seg === 'number' ? seg : seg.length); + +// Builds a canonical RLE: adjacent gaps add up, adjacent present items join. +const builder = (kind) => { + const out = []; + return { + push(seg) { + if (segLength(seg) === 0) return; + const last = out.length - 1; + if (last < 0) out.push(typeof seg === 'number' ? seg : isText(kind) ? seg : [...seg]); + else if (typeof seg === 'number') typeof out[last] === 'number' ? (out[last] += seg) : out.push(seg); + else if (typeof out[last] === 'number') out.push(isText(kind) ? seg : [...seg]); + else if (isText(kind)) out[last] += seg; + else out[last].push(...seg); + }, + done: () => out, + }; +}; + +const rleLength = (rle) => { + let n = 0; + for (const seg of rle) n += segLength(seg); + return n; +}; + +// Expands to one entry per element: the value, or GAP for a tombstone. +const GAP = Symbol('gap'); +const rleExpand = (rle) => { + const out = []; + for (const seg of rle) { + if (typeof seg === 'number') for (let i = 0; i < seg; i++) out.push(GAP); + else for (let i = 0; i < seg.length; i++) out.push(seg[i]); + } + return out; +}; +const rleCollapse = (kind, items) => { + const b = builder(kind); + for (const item of items) b.push(item === GAP ? 1 : isText(kind) ? item : [item]); + return b.done(); +}; + +const rleAppend = (kind, rle, content) => { + const b = builder(kind); + for (const seg of rle) b.push(seg); + b.push(content); + return b.done(); +}; + +// Marks [offset, offset + length) as gone; what lies past the end is not here. +const rleCut = (kind, rle, offset, length) => { + const b = builder(kind); + let at = 0; + const end = offset + length; + for (const seg of rle) { + const n = segLength(seg); + if (typeof seg === 'number' || end <= at || offset >= at + n) b.push(seg); + else { + const from = Math.max(offset, at) - at; + const to = Math.min(end, at + n) - at; + if (from > 0) b.push(seg.slice(0, from)); + b.push(to - from); + if (to < n) b.push(seg.slice(to)); + } + at += n; + } + return b.done(); +}; + +// Two pictures of one run: the longer one's length, an element alive only +// where both have it alive (a cut seen anywhere happened). +const rleMerge = (kind, a, b) => { + const x = rleExpand(a); + const y = rleExpand(b); + const n = Math.max(x.length, y.length); + const out = new Array(n); + for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) { + if (i >= x.length) out[i] = y[i]; + else if (i >= y.length) out[i] = x[i]; + else out[i] = x[i] === GAP || y[i] === GAP ? GAP : x[i]; + } + return rleCollapse(kind, out); +}; + +// Whether a run's content is well-formed for its kind; returns the +// canonical form, or null. +const normalizeRle = (kind, rle) => { + if (!Array.isArray(rle)) return null; + const b = builder(kind); + for (const seg of rle) { + if (isGap(seg)) b.push(seg); + else if (present(kind, seg) && seg.length > 0) b.push(seg); + else return null; + } + return b.done(); +}; + +// ---- the block ----------------------------------------------------------- + +const createSeq = (kind) => ({ k: kind, ts: 0, runs: {} }); +const own = (object, key) => (Object.hasOwn(object, key) ? object[key] : undefined); +const keysOf = (object) => (object && typeof object === 'object' ? Object.keys(object) : []); + +const isStamp = (value) => Number.isSafeInteger(value) && value > 0; +const isJson = (value) => value === null || ['string', 'number', 'boolean', 'object'].includes(typeof value); + +// A peer's block, rebuilt into the trusted shape: every key of a known +// form, every run a canonical RLE of the block's kind, every anchor and +// register well-formed. Anything else is dropped; a block with nothing left +// is null. +const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { + if (!raw || typeof raw !== 'object') return null; + const kind = raw.k === 't' || raw.k === 'l' ? raw.k : null; + if (kind === null || !Number.isSafeInteger(raw.ts) || raw.ts < 0) return null; + const seq = createSeq(kind); + seq.ts = raw.ts; + for (const key of keysOf(raw.runs)) { + const run = raw.runs[key]; + if (!isRunKey(key) || !Array.isArray(run) || run.length < 2 || run.length > 3) continue; + const anchor = parseAnchor(run[0]); + if (anchor === null || run[0] === END) continue; + const content = normalizeRle(kind, run[1]); + if (content === null) continue; + if (run.length === 3 && (kind !== 'l' || !isElemKey(run[2]))) continue; + seq.runs[key] = run.length === 3 ? [run[0], content, run[2]] : [run[0], content]; + } + const ranges = (list) => + Array.isArray(list) + ? list.filter((r) => Array.isArray(r) && r.length === 2 && Number.isInteger(r[0]) && r[0] >= 0 && isGap(r[1])) + : []; + for (const key of keysOf(raw.cuts)) { + if (!isRunKey(key)) continue; + const list = ranges(raw.cuts[key]).map(([o, n]) => [o, n]); + if (list.length > 0) (seq.cuts ??= {})[key] = list; + } + for (const key of keysOf(raw.ext)) { + if (!isRunKey(key) || !Array.isArray(raw.ext[key])) continue; + const list = []; + for (const item of raw.ext[key]) { + if (!Array.isArray(item) || item.length !== 2 || !Number.isInteger(item[0]) || item[0] < 0) continue; + const content = present(kind, item[1]) && item[1].length > 0 ? (isText(kind) ? item[1] : [...item[1]]) : null; + if (content !== null) list.push([item[0], content]); + } + if (list.length > 0) (seq.ext ??= {})[key] = list; + } + const register = (raw2, check) => { + const out = {}; + for (const key of keysOf(raw2)) { + const v = raw2[key]; + if ( + isElemKey(key) && + Array.isArray(v) && + v.length === 3 && + isStamp(v[0]) && + isOrigin(String(v[1])) && + check(v[2]) + ) { + out[key] = [v[0], v[1], v[2]]; + } + } + return Object.keys(out).length > 0 ? out : null; + }; + if (kind === 'l') { + const pos = register(raw.pos, isRunKey); + if (pos) seq.pos = pos; + const vals = register(raw.vals, isJson); + if (vals) seq.vals = vals; + } + if (kind === 't') { + const marks = {}; + for (const key of keysOf(raw.marks)) { + const m = raw.marks[key]; + if (!isRunKey(key) || !Array.isArray(m) || m.length !== 5) continue; + if (!isAnchor(m[0]) || !isAnchor(m[1]) || typeof m[2] !== 'string' || !isJson(m[3])) continue; + if (!Number.isInteger(m[4]) || m[4] < 0 || m[4] > 3) continue; + marks[key] = [m[0], m[1], m[2], m[3], m[4]]; + } + if (Object.keys(marks).length > 0) seq.marks = marks; + } + return seq; +}; + +// Copy-on-write: the block and its maps are shallow copies, the run arrays +// are shared and never mutated — a changed run is a new array. +const cloneSeq = (seq) => { + const out = { k: seq.k, ts: seq.ts, runs: { ...seq.runs } }; + if (seq.cuts) out.cuts = { ...seq.cuts }; + if (seq.ext) out.ext = { ...seq.ext }; + if (seq.pos) out.pos = { ...seq.pos }; + if (seq.vals) out.vals = { ...seq.vals }; + if (seq.marks) out.marks = { ...seq.marks }; + return out; +}; + +const pendingCount = (seq, index) => { + let n = index.pending.size; + for (const key of keysOf(seq.cuts)) n += seq.cuts[key].length; + for (const key of keysOf(seq.ext)) n += seq.ext[key].length; + return n; +}; + +// ---- the tree and its walk ---------------------------------------------- + +const byOrigin = (a, b) => (a.origin < b.origin ? -1 : a.origin > b.origin ? 1 : a.ts - b.ts); +const CONT = Symbol('continuation'); + +// Reads the block into an index: the runs with their children by element, +// the walk in order (every element, tombstones too) and the visible +// elements, with each element's walk ordinal and visible position. +const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { + const keys = Object.keys(seq.runs); + const runs = []; + const byKey = new Map(); + for (const key of keys) { + const parsed = parseRun(key); + const [at, content, elem] = seq.runs[key]; + const len = rleLength(content); + const items = rleExpand(content); + const r = { + key, + ts: parsed.ts, + origin: parsed.origin, + at, + content, + items, + len, + elem: elem ?? null, + L: null, + R: null, + }; + runs.push(r); + byKey.set(key, r); + } + const root = []; + const pending = new Set(); + for (const r of runs) { + const anchor = parseAnchor(r.at); + if (anchor.elem === null) { + root.push(r); + continue; + } + const e = anchor.elem; + if (base !== null && compareClock([e.ts, e.origin], base) < 0) { + root.push(r); + continue; + } + const parent = byKey.get(e.run); + if (parent === undefined || e.offset >= parent.len) { + pending.add(r.key); + continue; + } + const side = anchor.side === 'L' ? 'L' : 'R'; + const map = (parent[side] ??= new Map()); + const list = map.get(e.offset); + if (list) list.push(r); + else map.set(e.offset, [r]); + } + root.sort(byOrigin); + for (const r of runs) { + if (r.L) for (const list of r.L.values()) list.sort(byOrigin); + if (r.R) for (const list of r.R.values()) list.sort(byOrigin); + } + // The walk. + const total = runs.reduce((n, r) => n + r.len, 0); + const ordRun = new Int32Array(total); + const ordOff = new Int32Array(total); + const visRun = new Int32Array(total); + const visOff = new Int32Array(total); + for (const r of runs) { + r.ordAt = new Int32Array(r.len).fill(-1); + r.visAt = new Int32Array(r.len).fill(-1); + } + const runIndex = new Map(runs.map((r, i) => [r.key, i])); + let n = 0; + let v = 0; + const emit = (r, off) => { + const i = runIndex.get(r.key); + ordRun[n] = i; + ordOff[n] = off; + r.ordAt[off] = n; + r.visAt[off] = v; + n++; + if (r.items[off] !== GAP) { + visRun[v] = i; + visOff[v] = off; + v++; + } + }; + const rightsOf = (r, off) => { + const explicit = r.R?.get(off); + const cont = off + 1 < r.len; + if (!explicit) return cont ? [CONT] : []; + if (!cont) return explicit; + const rights = []; + let placed = false; + for (const c of explicit) { + if (!placed && byOrigin(r, c) < 0) { + rights.push(CONT); + placed = true; + } + rights.push(c); + } + if (!placed) rights.push(CONT); + return rights; + }; + const stack = []; + const frame = (r, off) => ({ r, off, phase: 0, i: 0, rights: null }); + for (const top of root) { + stack.push(frame(top, 0)); + while (stack.length > 0) { + const f = stack[stack.length - 1]; + if (f.phase === 0) { + const left = f.r.L?.get(f.off); + if (left && f.i < left.length) { + stack.push(frame(left[f.i++], 0)); + continue; + } + emit(f.r, f.off); + f.rights = rightsOf(f.r, f.off); + f.phase = 1; + f.i = 0; + } + if (f.i < f.rights.length) { + const next = f.rights[f.i++]; + if (next === CONT) { + if (f.rights.length === 1) { + // Only the continuation: step in place instead of growing the stack. + f.off++; + f.phase = 0; + f.i = 0; + f.rights = null; + } else stack.push(frame(f.r, f.off + 1)); + } else stack.push(frame(next, 0)); + continue; + } + stack.pop(); + } + } + const visible = visRun.subarray(0, v); + const visibleOff = visOff.subarray(0, v); + return { + kind: seq.k, + runs, + byKey, + root, + pending, + ordRun, + ordOff, + visRun: visible, + visOff: visibleOff, + length: v, + total: n, + }; +}; + +// What the field reads as: the visible elements in order. +const render = (index) => { + const { runs, visRun, visOff, length } = index; + if (index.kind === 't') { + let out = ''; + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out += runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]]; + return out; + } + const out = new Array(length); + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out[i] = runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]]; + return out; +}; + +const elemAt = (index, i) => + i >= 0 && i < index.length ? elemKey(index.runs[index.visRun[i]].key, index.visOff[i]) : null; + +const leftmostDescendant = (r, off) => { + for (;;) { + const left = r.L?.get(off); + if (!left || left.length === 0) return [r, off]; + r = left[0]; + off = 0; + } +}; + +// Where a local insertion at visible index `i` goes: the anchor of a new +// run, or the run of this origin to extend. Null when `i` is out of range. +const placeInsert = (index, i, origin) => { + if (!Number.isInteger(i) || i < 0 || i > index.length) return null; + if (i === 0) { + if (index.root.length === 0) return { at: HEAD }; + const [r, off] = leftmostDescendant(index.root[0], 0); + return { at: `<${elemKey(r.key, off)}` }; + } + const r = index.runs[index.visRun[i - 1]]; + const off = index.visOff[i - 1]; + const explicit = r.R?.get(off); + const cont = off + 1 < r.len; + if (!explicit && !cont) { + if (r.origin === origin) return { run: r.key, from: r.len }; + return { at: `>${elemKey(r.key, off)}` }; + } + let first; + if (!explicit) first = [r, off + 1]; + else if (!cont || byOrigin(explicit[0], r) < 0) first = [explicit[0], 0]; + else first = [r, off + 1]; + const [d, doff] = leftmostDescendant(first[0], first[1]); + return { at: `<${elemKey(d.key, doff)}` }; +}; + +// The visible elements [i, i + count) as cut ranges, grouped by run. Null +// when the range is not within the field. +const rangesOf = (index, i, count) => { + if (!Number.isInteger(i) || !Number.isInteger(count) || i < 0 || count < 0 || i + count > index.length) return null; + const out = []; + for (let k = i; k < i + count; k++) { + const key = index.runs[index.visRun[k]].key; + const off = index.visOff[k]; + const last = out[out.length - 1]; + if (last && last[0] === key && last[1] + last[2] === off) last[2]++; + else out.push([key, off, 1]); + } + return out; +}; + +// ---- applying ops -------------------------------------------------------- + +// Pending cuts and extensions of a run, applied as far as its length allows. +const settle = (seq, key) => { + let run = seq.runs[key]; + let changed = false; + for (;;) { + let moved = false; + const list = seq.ext && own(seq.ext, key); + if (list) { + const len = rleLength(run[1]); + const rest = []; + for (const [from, content] of list) { + if (from === len && !moved) { + run = + run.length === 3 + ? [run[0], rleAppend(seq.k, run[1], content), run[2]] + : [run[0], rleAppend(seq.k, run[1], content)]; + moved = true; + } else if (from > len) rest.push([from, content]); + } + if (rest.length > 0) seq.ext[key] = rest; + else { + delete seq.ext[key]; + if (Object.keys(seq.ext).length === 0) delete seq.ext; + } + } + if (moved) { + seq.runs[key] = run; + changed = true; + } else break; + } + const cuts = seq.cuts && own(seq.cuts, key); + if (cuts) { + const len = rleLength(run[1]); + const rest = []; + let content = run[1]; + for (const [offset, length] of cuts) { + if (offset < len) { + content = rleCut(seq.k, content, offset, Math.min(length, len - offset)); + if (offset + length > len) rest.push([len, offset + length - len]); + } else rest.push([offset, length]); + } + if (content !== run[1]) { + seq.runs[key] = run.length === 3 ? [run[0], content, run[2]] : [run[0], content]; + changed = true; + } + if (rest.length > 0) seq.cuts[key] = rest; + else { + delete seq.cuts[key]; + if (Object.keys(seq.cuts).length === 0) delete seq.cuts; + } + } + return changed; +}; + +const addRange = (seq, key, offset, length) => { + const list = (seq.cuts ??= {})[key] ? [...seq.cuts[key]] : []; + list.push([offset, length]); + seq.cuts[key] = list; +}; + +// One `splice`: cuts first, then the insertion — a new run anchored at `at`, +// or `{ run, from }` extending a run of this origin. Returns the block it +// leaves and whether anything moved; `reason` names a refusal ('bound') or +// a payload the rule does not admit ('malformed'), either leaving the block +// as it was. `stamp` is the op's `[ts, origin]`. +const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) => { + const [ts, origin] = stamp; + if (!payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const { cut, at, run, from, content } = payload; + const hasContent = content !== undefined; + if (hasContent && !(present(seq.k, content) && content.length > 0)) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + if (cut !== undefined && !Array.isArray(cut)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (!hasContent && (cut === undefined || cut.length === 0)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (hasContent && (at === undefined) === (run === undefined)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (at !== undefined) { + const anchor = parseAnchor(at); + if (anchor === null || at === END || (anchor.elem !== null && anchor.elem.ts >= ts)) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + } + if (run !== undefined && (!isRunKey(run) || !Number.isInteger(from) || from < 0)) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + let next = null; + const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); + let changed = false; + let index = null; + const indexOf = () => (index ??= buildIndex(next ?? seq, base)); + const pendingLeft = () => pendingMax - pendingCount(next ?? seq, indexOf()); + if (cut !== undefined) { + for (const range of cut) { + const shape = Array.isArray(range) && range.length === 3 && isRunKey(range[0]); + if (!shape) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const [, offset, length] = range; + if (!Number.isInteger(offset) || offset < 0 || !isGap(length)) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + } + for (const [key, offset, length] of cut) { + const target = own(seq.runs, key); + if (target === undefined || offset >= rleLength(target[1])) { + if (pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + addRange(mutable(), key, offset, length); + changed = true; + continue; + } + const m = mutable(); + const before = m.runs[key]; + const len = rleLength(before[1]); + const inside = Math.min(length, len - offset); + const after = rleCut(m.k, before[1], offset, inside); + if (after.length !== before[1].length || after.some((seg, i) => seg !== before[1][i])) { + m.runs[key] = before.length === 3 ? [before[0], after, before[2]] : [before[0], after]; + changed = true; + } + if (offset + length > len) { + if (pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + addRange(m, key, len, offset + length - len); + changed = true; + } + } + } + if (hasContent) { + if (at !== undefined) { + const key = runKey(ts, origin); + if (own((next ?? seq).runs, key) === undefined) { + const anchor = parseAnchor(at); + const parent = anchor.elem === null ? null : own((next ?? seq).runs, anchor.elem.run); + const resolved = + anchor.elem === null || + (base !== null && compareClock([anchor.elem.ts, anchor.elem.origin], base) < 0) || + (parent !== undefined && anchor.elem.offset < rleLength(parent[1])); + if (!resolved && pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + const m = mutable(); + m.runs[key] = [at, isText(m.k) ? [content] : [[...content]]]; + settle(m, key); + changed = true; + } + } else { + const target = own((next ?? seq).runs, run); + if (target !== undefined) { + const len = rleLength(target[1]); + if (from === len) { + const m = mutable(); + m.runs[run] = + target.length === 3 + ? [target[0], rleAppend(m.k, target[1], content), target[2]] + : [target[0], rleAppend(m.k, target[1], content)]; + settle(m, run); + changed = true; + } else if (from > len) { + if (pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + const m = mutable(); + const list = m.ext && own(m.ext, run) ? [...m.ext[run]] : []; + if (!list.some(([f]) => f === from)) { + list.push([from, isText(m.k) ? content : [...content]]); + (m.ext ??= {})[run] = list; + changed = true; + } + } + } + } + } + if (!changed) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, ts); + return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; +}; + +// The reset rule: drops what is stamped below `base`. Null when nothing is left. +const below = (key, base) => { + const parsed = parseRun(key); + return compareClock([parsed.ts, parsed.origin], base) < 0; +}; +const prune = (seq, base) => { + if (base === null) return seq; + let next = null; + const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); + for (const key of Object.keys(seq.runs)) if (below(key, base)) delete mutable().runs[key]; + for (const map of ['cuts', 'ext', 'marks']) { + for (const key of keysOf(seq[map])) { + if (below(key, base)) { + const m = mutable(); + delete m[map][key]; + if (Object.keys(m[map]).length === 0) delete m[map]; + } + } + } + for (const map of ['pos', 'vals']) { + for (const key of keysOf(seq[map])) { + const [ts, origin] = seq[map][key]; + if (compareClock([ts, origin], base) < 0) { + const m = mutable(); + delete m[map][key]; + if (Object.keys(m[map]).length === 0) delete m[map]; + } + } + } + const out = next ?? seq; + const empty = Object.keys(out.runs).length === 0 && !out.cuts && !out.ext && !out.marks && !out.pos && !out.vals; + return empty ? null : out; +}; + +// Two nodes' pictures of one field joined: the union of runs (one run's two +// pictures merged), cuts, extensions and marks, the registers by stamp. +const join = (a, b) => { + const out = createSeq(a.k); + out.ts = Math.max(a.ts, b.ts); + for (const key of Object.keys(a.runs)) out.runs[key] = a.runs[key]; + for (const key of Object.keys(b.runs)) { + const mine = own(out.runs, key); + if (mine === undefined) out.runs[key] = b.runs[key]; + else { + const theirs = b.runs[key]; + const content = rleMerge(a.k, mine[1], theirs[1]); + out.runs[key] = + mine.length === 3 || theirs.length === 3 ? [mine[0], content, mine[2] ?? theirs[2]] : [mine[0], content]; + } + } + for (const side of [a, b]) { + for (const key of keysOf(side.cuts)) for (const [o, n] of side.cuts[key]) addRange(out, key, o, n); + for (const key of keysOf(side.ext)) { + const list = out.ext && own(out.ext, key) ? out.ext[key] : []; + for (const item of side.ext[key]) if (!list.some(([f]) => f === item[0])) list.push(item); + (out.ext ??= {})[key] = list; + } + for (const map of ['pos', 'vals']) { + for (const key of keysOf(side[map])) { + const theirs = side[map][key]; + const mine = out[map] && own(out[map], key); + const newer = mine === undefined || compareClock([theirs[0], theirs[1]], [mine[0], mine[1]]) > 0; + if (newer) (out[map] ??= {})[key] = theirs; + } + } + for (const key of keysOf(side.marks)) { + const theirs = side.marks[key]; + const mine = out.marks && own(out.marks, key); + if (mine === undefined) (out.marks ??= {})[key] = theirs; + else if (theirs[4] !== mine[4]) out.marks[key] = [mine[0], mine[1], mine[2], mine[3], mine[4] | theirs[4]]; + } + } + for (const key of Object.keys(out.runs)) settle(out, key); + return out; +}; + +module.exports = { + PENDING_MAX, + HEAD, + END, + runKey, + elemKey, + parseRun, + parseElem, + parseAnchor, + isRunKey, + isElemKey, + isAnchor, + rleLength, + rleAppend, + rleCut, + rleMerge, + normalizeRle, + createSeq, + normalizeSeq, + cloneSeq, + buildIndex, + render, + elemAt, + placeInsert, + rangesOf, + applySplice, + prune, + join, + pendingCount, +}; diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5a105e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,412 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The sequence engine on its own: keys, run-length content, the Fugue tree +// and its walk, local resolution, pending ops, resets and the join — with +// convergence checked over every arrival order storage can produce. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const S = require('../src/sequence.js'); + +// A few nodes over one field, each holding its own block; ops are +// `{ ts, origin, payload }` and stamps come from one monotonic clock. +let clock = 0; +const tick = () => ++clock; +const node = (origin, kind = 't') => ({ origin, seq: S.createSeq(kind) }); +const index = (n) => S.buildIndex(n.seq); +const read = (n) => S.render(index(n)); +const apply = (n, op, options = {}) => { + const result = S.applySplice(n.seq, [op.ts, op.origin], op.payload, options.base ?? null, options.pendingMax); + n.seq = result.seq; + return result; +}; +const insert = (n, i, content) => { + const place = S.placeInsert(index(n), i, n.origin); + assert.ok(place !== null, `index ${i} in range`); + const op = { ts: tick(), origin: n.origin, payload: { ...place, content } }; + apply(n, op); + return op; +}; +const remove = (n, i, count) => { + const cut = S.rangesOf(index(n), i, count); + assert.ok(cut !== null); + const op = { ts: tick(), origin: n.origin, payload: { cut } }; + apply(n, op); + return op; +}; +const permutations = (items) => { + if (items.length <= 1) return [items]; + const out = []; + items.forEach((item, i) => { + for (const tail of permutations([...items.slice(0, i), ...items.slice(i + 1)])) out.push([item, ...tail]); + }); + return out; +}; +const orderedPerOrigin = (ops) => { + const last = {}; + for (const op of ops) { + if ((last[op.origin] ?? 0) > op.ts) return false; + last[op.origin] = op.ts; + } + return true; +}; +// Every arrival order storage can produce (one origin's ops in order) gives +// the same reading AND the same block. +const assertCommutes = (ops, kind = 't') => { + const results = permutations(ops) + .filter(orderedPerOrigin) + .map((order) => { + const n = node('fresh', kind); + for (const op of order) apply(n, op); + return n; + }); + for (const n of results) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(n), read(results[0])); + assert.deepStrictEqual(n.seq, results[0].seq); + } + return read(results[0]); +}; + +test('sequence engine', async (t) => { + await t.test('keys and anchors parse canonically, whatever the origin holds', () => { + const run = S.runKey(17, 'a:b:c'); + assert.strictEqual(run, '17:a:b:c'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.parseRun(run), { ts: 17, origin: 'a:b:c' }); + const elem = S.elemKey(run, 3); + assert.strictEqual(elem, '17:3:a:b:c'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.parseElem(elem), { ts: 17, offset: 3, origin: 'a:b:c', run }); + for (const bad of ['017:a', '17:', ':a', '17:a@b', '1:00:a', 'x:1:a', 17, null, '17:1:a\u0001']) { + assert.strictEqual(S.isRunKey(bad) && S.isElemKey(bad), false, String(bad)); + } + assert.strictEqual(S.isElemKey('017:1:a'), false); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.parseAnchor('^'), { side: 'R', elem: null }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.parseAnchor('$'), { side: 'L', elem: null }); + assert.strictEqual(S.parseAnchor('<17:3:a').side, 'L'); + assert.strictEqual(S.parseAnchor('>17:3:a').side, 'R'); + for (const bad of ['x', '17:a', '', undefined]) assert.strictEqual(S.isAnchor(bad), false); + }); + + await t.test('run-length content: append joins, cut is a canonical idempotent union, merge takes the longer', () => { + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleAppend('t', ['ab'], 'cd'), ['abcd']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleAppend('t', ['ab', 2], 'cd'), ['ab', 2, 'cd']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleAppend('l', [[1]], [2, 3]), [[1, 2, 3]]); + const cut = S.rleCut('t', ['abcdef'], 2, 2); + assert.deepStrictEqual(cut, ['ab', 2, 'ef']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleCut('t', cut, 2, 2), cut, 'a cut seen twice changes nothing'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleCut('t', cut, 1, 4), ['a', 4, 'f'], 'gaps join'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleCut('t', ['abc'], 0, 3), [3], 'a run can be all gap — the places stay'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleCut('t', ['abc'], 2, 10), ['ab', 1], 'past the end is not here'); + assert.strictEqual(S.rleLength(['ab', 4, 'c']), 7); + const a = ['ab', 1, 'd']; + const b = ['a', 1, 'cde']; + const merged = S.rleMerge('t', a, b); + assert.deepStrictEqual(merged, ['a', 2, 'de']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleMerge('t', b, a), merged, 'commutative'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.rleMerge('l', [[1, 2]], [[1], 1, [3]]), [[1], 1, [3]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', ['a', 'b', 1, 2, 'c']), ['ab', 3, 'c'], 'canonicalized'); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', [['a']]), null, 'a list segment in a text'); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('l', ['a']), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', ['a', 0]), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', ['']), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', 'ab'), null); + }); + + await t.test('one node: typing extends its run, a prepend anchors a new one, deletes keep the places', () => { + const a = node('A'); + for (const ch of 'hello') insert(a, read(a).length, ch); + assert.strictEqual(read(a), 'hello'); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(a.seq.runs).length, 1, 'five keystrokes, one run'); + insert(a, 0, 'x'); + assert.strictEqual(read(a), 'xhello'); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(a.seq.runs).length, 2); + insert(a, 3, 'YZ'); + assert.strictEqual(read(a), 'xheYZllo'); + remove(a, 1, 4); + assert.strictEqual(read(a), 'xllo'); + const idx = index(a); + assert.strictEqual(idx.total, 8, 'tombstones stay in the walk'); + assert.strictEqual(idx.length, 4); + insert(a, 4, '!'); + assert.strictEqual(read(a), 'xllo!'); + assert.strictEqual(S.elemAt(idx, 0), S.elemAt(index(a), 0)); + assert.strictEqual(S.placeInsert(idx, 9, 'A'), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.rangesOf(idx, 3, 2), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.elemAt(idx, 4), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.pendingCount(a.seq, index(a)), 0); + }); + + await t.test('lists hold JSON values and extend like text', () => { + const a = node('A', 'l'); + insert(a, 0, [{ id: 1 }, 'two']); + insert(a, 2, [3]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(a), [{ id: 1 }, 'two', 3]); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(a.seq.runs).length, 1); + remove(a, 1, 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(a), [{ id: 1 }, 3]); + insert(a, 0, [0]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(a), [0, { id: 1 }, 3]); + }); + + await t.test('concurrent inserts at one spot keep both, in origin order, whatever arrives first', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const b = node('B'); + const base = insert(a, 0, 'base'); + apply(b, base); + const fromA = insert(a, 4, 'A'); + const fromB = insert(b, 4, 'B'); + assert.strictEqual(assertCommutes([base, fromA, fromB]), 'baseAB'); + const atStartA = insert(a, 0, 'x'); + const atStartB = insert(b, 0, 'y'); + assert.strictEqual(assertCommutes([base, fromA, fromB, atStartA, atStartB]), 'xybaseAB'); + }); + + await t.test('the yjs-interleave case: a backward run stays whole (xab, never axb)', () => { + // The paper's Appendix A.1.9 (fugue/yjs-interleave): C inserts b; A, who + // has b, inserts a before it; B, who has seen nothing, inserts x. Yjs + // reads axb — x inside the backward run ab. + const c = node('C'); + const bOp = insert(c, 0, 'b'); + const a = node('A'); + apply(a, bOp); + const aOp = insert(a, 0, 'a'); + const b = node('B'); + const xOp = insert(b, 0, 'x'); + const text = assertCommutes([bOp, aOp, xOp]); + assert.ok(text === 'xab' || text === 'abx', text); + assert.notStrictEqual(text, 'axb'); + }); + + await t.test('forward and backward runs by two origins never interleave', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const b = node('B'); + const base = insert(a, 0, '|'); + apply(b, base); + const ops = [base]; + for (const ch of 'AAAA') ops.push(insert(a, read(a).length, ch)); + for (const ch of 'BBBB') ops.push(insert(b, read(b).length, ch)); + for (const ch of 'aaa') ops.push(insert(a, 0, ch)); + for (const ch of 'bbb') ops.push(insert(b, 0, ch)); + // Too many ops to permute; two arrival orders and a cross-check instead. + const x = node('X'); + const y = node('Y'); + for (const op of ops) apply(x, op); + const byOrigin = (origin) => ops.filter((op) => op.origin === origin); + for (const op of [...byOrigin('B'), ...byOrigin('A')]) apply(y, op); + assert.strictEqual(read(x), read(y)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(x.seq, y.seq); + const text = read(x); + assert.match(text, /^(aaa|bbb)(aaa|bbb)\|(AAAA|BBBB)(AAAA|BBBB)$/, text); + }); + + await t.test('a continuation and a concurrent right child of the same element order by origin', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const b = node('B'); + const ab = insert(a, 0, 'ab'); + apply(b, ab); + const xOp = insert(b, 2, 'X'); // B: a right child of b + const cOp = insert(a, 2, 'c'); // A, unaware of X: extends its run + assert.deepStrictEqual(cOp.payload, { run: S.runKey(ab.ts, 'A'), from: 2, content: 'c' }); + assert.strictEqual(assertCommutes([ab, xOp, cOp]), 'abcX', 'A < B, so the continuation comes first'); + }); + + await t.test('a run, a cut or an extension arriving before what it needs waits, then lands', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const b = node('B'); + const first = insert(a, 0, 'hello'); + apply(b, first); + const second = insert(b, 5, ' world'); + const cut = remove(b, 0, 1); // deletes h + const third = insert(a, 5, '!'); // extension of A's run, concurrent with B + // A fresh node sees B's ops before A's run exists. + const c = node('C'); + apply(c, second); + assert.strictEqual(read(c), '', 'anchored on a run not here yet'); + apply(c, cut); + assert.strictEqual(c.seq.cuts[first.payload.run ?? S.runKey(first.ts, 'A')].length, 1); + assert.strictEqual(S.pendingCount(c.seq, index(c)), 2); + apply(c, first); + assert.strictEqual(read(c), 'ello world'); + assert.strictEqual(S.pendingCount(c.seq, index(c)), 0); + apply(c, third); + assert.strictEqual(read(c), 'ello! world'); + assert.strictEqual(assertCommutes([first, second, cut, third]), 'ello! world'); + // An extension ahead of its run's length waits in `ext`. + const d = node('D'); + apply(d, first); + const far = { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run: S.runKey(first.ts, 'A'), from: 9, content: '?' } }; + const r = apply(d, far); + assert.strictEqual(r.changed, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(d.seq.ext[S.runKey(first.ts, 'A')], [[9, '?']]); + apply(d, third); // length 6 + assert.strictEqual(read(d), 'hello!'); + const fill = { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run: S.runKey(first.ts, 'A'), from: 6, content: 'abc' } }; + apply(d, fill); + assert.strictEqual(read(d), 'hello!abc?', 'the extension landed once the gap filled'); + assert.strictEqual(d.seq.ext, undefined); + }); + + await t.test('duplicates, holes and malformed payloads change nothing', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const op = insert(a, 0, 'ab'); + const again = apply(a, op); + assert.strictEqual(again.changed, false); + assert.strictEqual(again.reason, null); + const b = node('B'); + const hole = apply(b, { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run: S.runKey(op.ts, 'A'), from: 2, content: 'c' } }); + assert.strictEqual(hole.changed, false, 'an extension of a run not here is a hole'); + const malformed = [ + undefined, + {}, + { content: '' }, + { content: ['x'] }, + { at: '^', run: '1:A', from: 0, content: 'x' }, + { at: `<${S.elemKey(S.runKey(op.ts, 'A'), 0)}`, content: 'x', ts: 0 }, + { at: '$', content: 'x' }, + { cut: 'nope' }, + { cut: [['1:A', -1, 1]] }, + { cut: [['1:A', 0, 0]] }, + { run: 'bad key', from: 0, content: 'x' }, + ]; + for (const payload of malformed) { + const r = S.applySplice(a.seq, [op.ts, 'A'], payload); // anchor ts >= op ts for the 6th + assert.strictEqual(r.reason, 'malformed', JSON.stringify(payload)); + assert.strictEqual(r.seq, a.seq); + } + const later = S.applySplice(a.seq, [tick(), 'B'], { at: `<${S.elemKey(S.runKey(op.ts, 'A'), 0)}`, content: 'x' }); + assert.strictEqual(later.changed, true, 'the same anchor with a later stamp is fine'); + }); + + await t.test('pending work is bounded', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const options = { pendingMax: 2 }; + const r1 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { at: '<5:0:Z', content: 'a' } }, options); + const r2 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { cut: [['5:Z', 0, 1]] } }, options); + assert.strictEqual(r1.changed && r2.changed, true); + const r3 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { at: '<6:0:Z', content: 'b' } }, options); + assert.deepStrictEqual([r3.changed, r3.reason], [false, 'bound']); + const r4 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { run: '5:Z', from: 3, content: 'c' } }, options); + assert.strictEqual(r4.changed, false, 'an extension of an absent run is a hole, not pending'); + const r5 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { at: '^', content: 'ok' } }, options); + assert.strictEqual(r5.changed, true, 'a resolved run is never bounded'); + }); + + await t.test('a reset drops runs below it; a survivor whose anchor fell reads from the head', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const b = node('B'); + const old = insert(a, 0, 'old'); + apply(b, old); + const base = [tick(), 'R']; + const fresh = insert(b, 3, 'new'); // anchored on old's last element, stamped above base + const pruned = S.prune(b.seq, base); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(pruned.runs), [S.runKey(fresh.ts, 'B')]); + assert.strictEqual(S.render(S.buildIndex(pruned, base)), 'new', 'the orphan reads as a child of the head'); + assert.strictEqual(S.render(S.buildIndex(pruned)), '', 'without the base it is pending'); + assert.strictEqual(S.prune(a.seq, base), null, 'nothing left'); + assert.strictEqual(S.prune(a.seq, null), a.seq); + // Applying with a base in force: an op stamped below it is kept out by the caller; here the anchor rule. + const c = node('C'); + const r = apply(c, fresh, { base }); + assert.strictEqual(r.changed, true); + assert.strictEqual(S.render(S.buildIndex(c.seq, base)), 'new'); + }); + + await t.test('join equals replay: the union of runs, cuts and pending work', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const b = node('B'); + const first = insert(a, 0, 'abc'); + apply(b, first); + const cutA = remove(a, 0, 1); + const moreA = insert(a, 2, 'd'); + const insB = insert(b, 1, 'X'); + const cutB = remove(b, 2, 1); // deletes b + const pendingOnB = { ts: tick(), origin: 'Z', payload: { at: '<99:0:Q', content: 'q' } }; + apply(b, pendingOnB); + const joined = S.join(a.seq, b.seq); + const replayed = node('R'); + for (const op of [first, cutA, moreA, insB, cutB, pendingOnB]) apply(replayed, op); + assert.deepStrictEqual(joined, replayed.seq); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.join(b.seq, a.seq), joined, 'commutative'); + assert.strictEqual(S.render(S.buildIndex(joined)), read(replayed)); + }); + + await t.test('normalizeSeq rebuilds a peer’s block and drops what is not well-formed', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const op = insert(a, 0, 'ab'); + const run = S.runKey(op.ts, 'A'); + const hostile = JSON.parse( + JSON.stringify({ + k: 't', + ts: op.ts, + runs: { + [run]: ['^', ['a', 'b']], + ['__proto__']: ['^', ['x']], + '01:A': ['^', ['x']], + [S.runKey(op.ts + 1, 'B')]: ['$', ['x']], + [S.runKey(op.ts + 2, 'B')]: ['^', [['x']]], + [S.runKey(op.ts + 3, 'B')]: ['^', ['x'], 'elem-not-allowed-in-text'], + }, + cuts: { + [run]: [ + [0, 1], + [1, 0], + ['x', 1], + ], + 'bad key': [[0, 1]], + }, + ext: { [run]: [[2, 'c'], [3, ''], 'nope'] }, + marks: { [run]: ['^', '$', 'bold', true, 1], bad: [] }, + pos: { x: 1 }, + }), + ); + const seq = S.normalizeSeq(hostile); + assert.deepStrictEqual(seq, { + k: 't', + ts: op.ts, + runs: { [run]: ['^', ['ab']] }, + cuts: { [run]: [[0, 1]] }, + ext: { [run]: [[2, 'c']] }, + marks: { [run]: ['^', '$', 'bold', true, 1] }, + }); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq({ k: 'x', ts: 1, runs: {} }), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: -1, runs: {} }), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq(null), null); + const list = S.normalizeSeq({ + k: 'l', + ts: 5, + runs: { '1:A': ['^', [[1]], '1:0:A'] }, + pos: { '1:0:A': [2, 'B', '2:B'] }, + vals: { '1:0:A': [3, 'B', { v: 1 }] }, + }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(list.pos, { '1:0:A': [2, 'B', '2:B'] }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(list.vals, { '1:0:A': [3, 'B', { v: 1 }] }); + }); + + await t.test('a 10 000-deep chain walks without recursion; typing forward is one run', () => { + // Each prepend is a left child of the previous one: a chain as deep as + // the text is long. Built directly, so the test is about the walk. + const a = node('A'); + let prev = null; + for (let i = 0; i < 10_000; i++) { + const ts = tick(); + const at = prev === null ? S.HEAD : `<${S.elemKey(prev, 0)}`; + apply(a, { ts, origin: 'A', payload: { at, content: String(i % 10) } }); + prev = S.runKey(ts, 'A'); + } + const text = read(a); + assert.strictEqual(text.length, 10_000); + assert.strictEqual(text[0], '9'); + assert.strictEqual(text.at(-1), '0'); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(a.seq.runs).length, 10_000); + const b = node('B'); + const first = insert(b, 0, 'x'); + const run = S.runKey(first.ts, 'B'); + for (let i = 1; i < 10_000; i++) apply(b, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { run, from: i, content: 'x' } }); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(b.seq.runs).length, 1); + assert.strictEqual(read(b).length, 10_000); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + S.placeInsert(index(b), 10_000, 'B'), + { run, from: 10_000 }, + 'and the next keystroke extends it', + ); + }); +}); From 598a026e2a91505435aced15d940ffe8308c535c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 11:27:58 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 04/53] feat(ops): the list and text kinds in the record model MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A `splice` op (code `/`, payload in key/value) on a field makes it a list or a text — the fourth and fifth field kinds — kept as a sequence-engine block under meta.seqs[field] and read as its walk. The first op of a field decides the kind by what its content is, and every op carries the same, so a cut that arrives before any run of the field knows what it belongs to. Mixing kinds is refused as for sets (reasons 'list' and 'text'); a merge joins two blocks of one kind and lets a register, a counter or a set outrank a list, a list a text. A reset prunes the block as it lands, so what fell below the base reads the same whichever side of the reset it arrived on; the block's stamp is derived from what it holds, never from a cut. ops.test.js checks convergence over every arrival order, the join against a replay, a peer's hostile block, the purge and the wire code. Browser budget 42 → 47 KB (47.0 measured), with the reason the RxDB commit left out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- scripts/size.js | 11 ++- src/ops.js | 149 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- src/sequence.js | 41 +++++++--- src/shape.js | 4 +- tests/ops.test.js | 174 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/sequence.test.js | 13 +-- 6 files changed, 363 insertions(+), 29 deletions(-) diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 440847e..1af1d68 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -82,8 +82,15 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // (39.8 measured). The search seam — an entity's `search` fields joined // into its catalog row (format 3), the injected TextIndex contract, `$text` // seeding the candidates in the index's order — the raise to 41 KB (40.7 - // measured); the index itself is the @alexify/syncom/search subpath. - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 42 }, + // measured); the index itself is the @alexify/syncom/search subpath. The + // fixes the RxDB comparison found — scope bounds on a push, a dialer that + // keeps its own ops until its nodes hold them, REWOUND, a record file that + // fails after the append held and replayed — the raise to 42 KB (41.9 + // measured). The sequence engine (src/sequence.js: Fugue runs with + // extension, run-length tombstones, pending runs and cuts, the walk, the + // reset rule and the join) wired into ops.js as the list and text kinds — + // the raise to 47 KB (47.0 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 47 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 3d178eb..5927728 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -23,6 +23,11 @@ // per (element, origin) the ts of that origin's newest `add` // and the newest add ts a `remove` had observed (0 = none). // The element is live for that origin iff added > removed. +// seqs[f] — a list or a text: the sequence engine's block +// (src/sequence.js) — runs anchored in a Fugue tree, +// tombstones as lengths, pending work, a movable list's +// registers, a text's marks. data[f] is its walk; why it +// converges is argued there. // v — the schema version of the last whole-record write (the op's // `v`, absent on a node without a schema): what a reader on // a newer schema lenses the record through. A `set` that @@ -37,11 +42,13 @@ // order. Counters rely on it (a skipped seq would be lost, not reordered); // registers do not, but the vector-based dedup does. // -// A field is a REGISTER, a COUNTER or a SET, never two of them: `set`/`write` -// on a counter or set field, `inc` on a register or set field, `add`/`remove` -// on a register or counter field are refused (reported in `rejected`) — the -// kinds cannot be made to commute, and refusing is honest where guessing -// would silently diverge. +// A field is a REGISTER, a COUNTER, a SET, a LIST or a TEXT, never two of +// them: `set`/`write` on a counter, set or sequence field, `inc` on a +// register, set or sequence field, `add`/`remove` on a register, counter or +// sequence field, `splice` on a register, counter or set field are refused +// (reported in `rejected`) — the kinds cannot be made to commute, and +// refusing is honest where guessing would silently diverge. On a snapshot +// merge the register wins, then the counter, the set, the list, the text. // // Why a set converges (what the tests check): one origin's adds of an element // are stamped in seq order, so a node that observed the add at `r` observed @@ -54,13 +61,18 @@ // data, agrees whatever the order of adds, removes and resets. const { compareClock, maxClock } = require('./vector.js'); +const S = require('./sequence.js'); -const createEntry = () => ({ data: {}, meta: { clock: {}, base: null, deleted: null, counters: {}, sets: {} } }); +const createEntry = () => ({ + data: {}, + meta: { clock: {}, base: null, deleted: null, counters: {}, sets: {}, seqs: {} }, +}); // An entry written before sets existed has no `sets` key; reading it as // empty is the whole compatibility story. const EMPTY = Object.freeze({}); const setsOf = (meta) => meta.sets ?? EMPTY; +const seqsOf = (meta) => meta.seqs ?? EMPTY; const cloneSets = (sets) => { const copy = {}; @@ -87,6 +99,9 @@ const cloneEntry = (entry) => { deleted: entry.meta.deleted, counters, sets: cloneSets(setsOf(entry.meta)), + // A sequence block is never mutated in place (src/sequence.js hands back + // a new one), so the map is copied and the blocks are shared. + seqs: { ...seqsOf(entry.meta) }, }; if (entry.meta.v !== undefined) meta.v = entry.meta.v; if (entry.meta.purged !== undefined) meta.purged = entry.meta.purged; @@ -109,6 +124,10 @@ const isSet = (meta, field) => { return Boolean(elements) && Object.keys(elements).length > 0; }; +// A list or a text: the sequence engine's block under the field. +const isSeq = (meta, field) => own(seqsOf(meta), field) !== undefined; +const seqKind = (meta, field) => (own(seqsOf(meta), field).k === 't' ? 'text' : 'list'); + // An element is identified by its JSON text — `1` and `'1'` are two elements, // `{ a: 1, b: 2 }` and `{ b: 2, a: 1 }` are two too. A key from a peer must // be that text exactly, or two peers would hold one element under two keys. @@ -226,7 +245,15 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { if (Object.keys(elements).length > 0) sets[field] = elements; } } - const normalized = { clock, base: stampOf(meta.base), deleted: stampOf(meta.deleted), counters, sets }; + const seqs = {}; + if (isPlainObject(meta.seqs)) { + for (const field of Object.keys(meta.seqs)) { + if (!isKey(field)) continue; + const seq = S.normalizeSeq(meta.seqs[field]); + if (seq !== null) seqs[field] = seq; + } + } + const normalized = { clock, base: stampOf(meta.base), deleted: stampOf(meta.deleted), counters, sets, seqs }; if (Number.isInteger(meta.v)) normalized.v = meta.v; const purged = stampOf(meta.purged); if (purged) normalized.purged = purged; @@ -240,8 +267,9 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { // meta too. const latestClock = (meta) => { if (!isPlainObject(meta)) return null; - const { clock, base, deleted, counters, sets, purged } = normalizeMeta(meta); + const { clock, base, deleted, counters, sets, seqs, purged } = normalizeMeta(meta); let latest = maxClock(maxClock(base, deleted), purged ?? null); + for (const field of Object.keys(seqs)) latest = maxClock(latest, [seqs[field].ts, '']); for (const field of Object.keys(clock)) latest = maxClock(latest, clock[field]); for (const field of Object.keys(counters)) { const perOrigin = counters[field]; @@ -314,6 +342,21 @@ const applyBase = (entry, delta) => { if (!deepEqual(data[field], value)) delta[field] = value; data[field] = value; } + for (const field of Object.keys(meta.seqs)) { + const next = S.prune(meta.seqs[field], meta.base); + if (next === null) { + delete meta.seqs[field]; + delete data[field]; + delta[field] = undefined; + continue; + } + meta.seqs[field] = next; + // Read again whatever was dropped: a new base can bring an orphan run + // back to the head. + const value = S.render(S.buildIndex(next, meta.base)); + if (!deepEqual(data[field], value)) delta[field] = value; + data[field] = value; + } }; // Sets register fields at `stamp`, honouring last-writer-wins per field. @@ -333,6 +376,10 @@ const applyFields = (entry, fields, stamp, delta, rejected) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); continue; } + if (isSeq(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + continue; + } if (compareClock(own(meta.clock, field), stamp) >= 0) continue; if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) continue; meta.clock[field] = stamp; @@ -410,6 +457,10 @@ const applySet = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); return; } + if (isSeq(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + return; + } const moved = op.type === 'add' ? addElements(meta, field, op, stamp) : removeElements(meta, field, op); if (!moved) return; // A tag that moved is news to persist even when the array reads the same. @@ -424,6 +475,55 @@ const applySet = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { * field-kind rule refused. Idempotent: applying an op twice, or an op older * than what the entry already reflects, changes nothing. */ +// A `splice` on a list or a text: the block takes the op (src/sequence.js), +// the field reads as its walk. The first op of a field decides its kind by +// what `content` is — a string or an array — and every later one carries +// the same, so a cut that arrives before any run of the field still knows +// what it belongs to. +const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { + const { meta } = entry; + const { key: field, value: payload } = op; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; + if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); + return; + } + if (isCounter(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); + return; + } + if (isSet(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); + return; + } + const kind = typeof payload.content === 'string' ? 't' : Array.isArray(payload.content) ? 'l' : null; + if (kind === null) return; + const held = own(meta.seqs, field); + if (held !== undefined && held.k !== kind) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + return; + } + if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; + const result = S.applySplice(held ?? S.createSeq(kind), stamp, payload, meta.base); + if (result.reason === 'bound') rejected.push({ field, reason: 'bound' }); + if (!result.changed) return; + // Pruned at once: what the op left below the base must look the same as + // if it had never landed, whichever side of the reset it arrived on. + const seq = S.prune(result.seq, meta.base); + if (seq === null) { + if (held !== undefined) { + delete meta.seqs[field]; + delete entry.data[field]; + delta[field] = undefined; + } + return; + } + meta.seqs[field] = seq; + // Pending work is news to persist even when the field reads the same. + entry.data[field] = S.render(S.buildIndex(seq, meta.base)); + delta[field] = entry.data[field]; +}; + // Everything the entry held, gone: the purge, and a merge that meets one. const erase = (entry, stamp, delta) => { const { meta, data } = entry; @@ -432,6 +532,7 @@ const erase = (entry, stamp, delta) => { meta.clock = {}; meta.counters = {}; meta.sets = {}; + meta.seqs = {}; // Canonical: whatever came before, a purged entry looks the same, so two // nodes that saw the purge and a write in either order hold one meta. meta.purged = maxClock(meta.purged ?? null, stamp); @@ -509,6 +610,8 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); } else if (isSet(meta, field)) { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); + } else if (isSeq(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); } else if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) >= 0) { const perOrigin = own(meta.counters, field) ?? (meta.counters[field] = {}); const known = own(perOrigin, op.origin); @@ -521,6 +624,8 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { } } else if (op.type === 'add' || op.type === 'remove') { applySet(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); + } else if (op.type === 'splice') { + applySeq(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } const before = previous ? previous.meta : null; @@ -558,6 +663,9 @@ const isAlive = (entry) => { } } } + // A list or a text touched after the tombstone revives the record too. + const seqs = seqsOf(meta); + for (const field of Object.keys(seqs)) if (compareClock([seqs[field].ts, ''], meta.deleted) > 0) return true; return false; }; @@ -621,6 +729,14 @@ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { } } } + const seqs = seqsOf(source.meta); + for (const field of Object.keys(seqs)) { + if (!isKey(field)) continue; + const mine = own(meta.seqs, field); + if (mine === undefined) meta.seqs[field] = seqs[field]; + else if (mine.k === seqs[field].k) meta.seqs[field] = S.join(mine, seqs[field]); + else if (mine.k === 't') meta.seqs[field] = seqs[field]; // a list outranks a text + } } applyBase(entry, {}); // A register that also became a counter on the other side: the register @@ -642,6 +758,20 @@ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { data[field] = counterValue(meta.counters[field]); } } + // A list or a text that is a register, a counter or a set on the other + // side: those win, in that order — the precedence the writes were refused by. + for (const field of Object.keys(meta.seqs)) { + if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { + delete meta.seqs[field]; + data[field] = a.meta.clock[field] === meta.clock[field] ? a.data[field] : b.data[field]; + } else if (isCounter(meta, field)) { + delete meta.seqs[field]; + data[field] = counterValue(meta.counters[field]); + } else if (isSet(meta, field)) { + delete meta.seqs[field]; + data[field] = liveElements(meta.sets[field]); + } + } return entry; }; @@ -687,6 +817,7 @@ const TYPE_CODES = { purge: 'p', add: '+', remove: '-', + splice: '/', }; const CODE_TYPES = { w: 'write', @@ -698,6 +829,7 @@ const CODE_TYPES = { p: 'purge', '+': 'add', '-': 'remove', + '/': 'splice', }; const packOps = (ops) => { @@ -760,6 +892,7 @@ module.exports = { isAlive, isCounter, isSet, + isSeq, observedTags, latestClock, deepEqual, diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 7ba60a9..e5b9b24 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -205,6 +205,17 @@ const normalizeRle = (kind, rle) => { // ---- the block ----------------------------------------------------------- const createSeq = (kind) => ({ k: kind, ts: 0, runs: {} }); + +// The newest stamp a block holds — its runs, registers and marks; cuts and +// extensions carry none of their own. Derived, so two nodes holding the +// same runs agree on it whatever else they saw along the way. +const stampsMax = (seq) => { + let ts = 0; + for (const key of Object.keys(seq.runs)) ts = Math.max(ts, parseRun(key).ts); + for (const map of ['pos', 'vals']) for (const key of keysOf(seq[map])) ts = Math.max(ts, seq[map][key][0]); + for (const key of keysOf(seq.marks)) ts = Math.max(ts, parseRun(key).ts); + return ts; +}; const own = (object, key) => (Object.hasOwn(object, key) ? object[key] : undefined); const keysOf = (object) => (object && typeof object === 'object' ? Object.keys(object) : []); @@ -218,9 +229,8 @@ const isJson = (value) => value === null || ['string', 'number', 'boolean', 'obj const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { if (!raw || typeof raw !== 'object') return null; const kind = raw.k === 't' || raw.k === 'l' ? raw.k : null; - if (kind === null || !Number.isSafeInteger(raw.ts) || raw.ts < 0) return null; + if (kind === null) return null; const seq = createSeq(kind); - seq.ts = raw.ts; for (const key of keysOf(raw.runs)) { const run = raw.runs[key]; if (!isRunKey(key) || !Array.isArray(run) || run.length < 2 || run.length > 3) continue; @@ -284,6 +294,9 @@ const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { } if (Object.keys(marks).length > 0) seq.marks = marks; } + const empty = Object.keys(seq.runs).length === 0 && !seq.cuts && !seq.ext && !seq.marks && !seq.pos && !seq.vals; + if (empty) return null; + seq.ts = stampsMax(seq); return seq; }; @@ -596,13 +609,14 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) const [ts, origin] = stamp; if (!payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; const { cut, at, run, from, content } = payload; - const hasContent = content !== undefined; - if (hasContent && !(present(seq.k, content) && content.length > 0)) { - return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; - } + // `content` always names the kind — a string for a text, an array for a + // list — and inserts when it is not empty. + if (content === undefined || !present(seq.k, content)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const inserting = content.length > 0; if (cut !== undefined && !Array.isArray(cut)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; - if (!hasContent && (cut === undefined || cut.length === 0)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; - if (hasContent && (at === undefined) === (run === undefined)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (!inserting && (cut === undefined || cut.length === 0)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (!inserting && (at !== undefined || run !== undefined)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (inserting && (at === undefined) === (run === undefined)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; if (at !== undefined) { const anchor = parseAnchor(at); if (anchor === null || at === END || (anchor.elem !== null && anchor.elem.ts >= ts)) { @@ -620,7 +634,8 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) const pendingLeft = () => pendingMax - pendingCount(next ?? seq, indexOf()); if (cut !== undefined) { for (const range of cut) { - const shape = Array.isArray(range) && range.length === 3 && isRunKey(range[0]); + // An honest cutter saw the run it cuts, so the run is older than the op. + const shape = Array.isArray(range) && range.length === 3 && isRunKey(range[0]) && parseRun(range[0]).ts < ts; if (!shape) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; const [, offset, length] = range; if (!Number.isInteger(offset) || offset < 0 || !isGap(length)) { @@ -651,7 +666,7 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) } } } - if (hasContent) { + if (inserting) { if (at !== undefined) { const key = runKey(ts, origin); if (own((next ?? seq).runs, key) === undefined) { @@ -664,6 +679,7 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) if (!resolved && pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; const m = mutable(); m.runs[key] = [at, isText(m.k) ? [content] : [[...content]]]; + m.ts = Math.max(m.ts, ts); settle(m, key); changed = true; } @@ -693,7 +709,6 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) } } if (!changed) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; - next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, ts); return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; }; @@ -728,7 +743,9 @@ const prune = (seq, base) => { } const out = next ?? seq; const empty = Object.keys(out.runs).length === 0 && !out.cuts && !out.ext && !out.marks && !out.pos && !out.vals; - return empty ? null : out; + if (empty) return null; + if (next !== null) next.ts = stampsMax(next); + return out; }; // Two nodes' pictures of one field joined: the union of runs (one run's two diff --git a/src/shape.js b/src/shape.js index eec830d..5e564b5 100644 --- a/src/shape.js +++ b/src/shape.js @@ -44,12 +44,12 @@ const isStreamName = (value) => const KEY_ID = /^[A-Za-z0-9_-]{42}[AEIMQUYcgkosw048]$/; const isKeyId = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && KEY_ID.test(value); -const OP_TYPES = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'delete', 'merge', 'advance', 'purge', 'add', 'remove']); +const OP_TYPES = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'delete', 'merge', 'advance', 'purge', 'add', 'remove', 'splice']); // The ops an entity's validator sees: the ones that leave a record for the // application to read. A `merge` joins a peer's state as it is, a `delete` // leaves nothing to validate. -const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove']); +const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice']); // A signature's three fields, by shape alone — whether they check is // src/signing.js's business: 64 bytes base64url, 32 bytes hex, a nonce. diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 73a7ba0..5135d84 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ const { createEntry, isCounter, isSet, + isSeq, observedTags, latestClock, packOps, @@ -620,6 +621,179 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(old.entry.data, { t: ['x'], y: 1 }); }); + await t.test('splice keeps a list or a text per field; the first op decides the kind', () => { + const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); + const first = applyOp(null, splice(1, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' })); + assert.strictEqual(first.changed, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.entry.data, { body: 'ab' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.delta, { body: 'ab' }); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq(first.entry.meta, 'body'), true); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq(first.entry.meta, 'other'), false); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq({ clock: {}, counters: {} }, 'body'), false, 'an entry from before sequences existed'); + assert.strictEqual(first.entry.meta.seqs.body.k, 't'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(first.entry.meta.seqs.body.runs), ['1:A']); + // The same origin typing on extends the run; a cut keeps the places. + const more = applyOp(first.entry, splice(2, 'A', 2, 'body', { run: '1:A', from: 2, content: 'c' })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(more.entry.data, { body: 'abc' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(more.entry.meta.seqs.body.runs), ['1:A']); + const cut = applyOp(more.entry, splice(3, 'B', 1, 'body', { cut: [['1:A', 1, 1]], content: '' })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(cut.entry.data, { body: 'ac' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(cut.delta, { body: 'ac' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(cut.entry.meta.seqs.body.runs['1:A'], ['^', ['a', 1, 'c']]); + assert.strictEqual( + applyOp(cut.entry, splice(3, 'B', 1, 'body', { cut: [['1:A', 1, 1]], content: '' })).changed, + false, + ); + // A list holds JSON values. + const list = applyOp(cut.entry, splice(4, 'A', 3, 'items', { at: '^', content: [1, { x: 2 }] })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(list.entry.data, { body: 'ac', items: [1, { x: 2 }] }); + assert.strictEqual(list.entry.meta.seqs.items.k, 'l'); + // The kinds never meet: a list op on a text, a text op on a list. + const clash = applyOp(list.entry, splice(5, 'B', 2, 'body', { at: '^', content: ['x'] })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([clash.changed, clash.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + const clash2 = applyOp(list.entry, splice(5, 'B', 2, 'items', { at: '^', content: 'x' })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([clash2.changed, clash2.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'items', reason: 'list' }]]); + // A malformed payload is nothing; a duplicate is nothing. + for (const value of ['nope', null, { content: 5 }, { at: '^' }, { at: '$', content: 'x' }, { content: '' }]) { + const r = applyOp(list.entry, splice(6, 'C', 1, 'body', value)); + assert.deepStrictEqual([r.changed, r.rejected], [false, []], JSON.stringify(value)); + } + assert.strictEqual( + applyOp(list.entry, splice(4, 'A', 3, 'items', { at: '^', content: [1, { x: 2 }] })).changed, + false, + ); + // A cut that arrives before any run of its field is news: the field + // exists, reads empty, and remembers what to cut. + const early = applyOp(null, splice(9, 'C', 1, 'body', { cut: [['8:A', 0, 1]], content: '' })); + assert.strictEqual(early.changed, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(early.entry.data, { body: '' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(early.entry.meta.seqs.body.cuts, { '8:A': [[0, 1]] }); + const late = applyOp(early.entry, splice(8, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'xy' })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(late.entry.data, { body: 'y' }); + assert.strictEqual(late.entry.meta.seqs.body.cuts, undefined); + // The previous entry is untouched: applyOp hands out a new one. + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.entry.data, { body: 'ab' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.entry.meta.seqs.body.runs['1:A'], ['^', ['ab']]); + }); + + await t.test('a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set', () => { + const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); + const text = replay([splice(10, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' })]); + const set = applyOp(text, op('set', 11, 'B', { data: { body: 'plain', ok: 1 } })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(set.rejected, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(set.entry.data, { body: 'ab', ok: 1 }); + const inc = applyOp(text, op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: 1 })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([inc.changed, inc.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + const add = applyOp(text, op('add', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: ['x'] })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([add.changed, add.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + const list = replay([splice(10, 'A', 1, 'items', { at: '^', content: [1] })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(list, op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: 1 })).rejected, [ + { field: 'items', reason: 'list' }, + ]); + // And the other way round. + const reg = replay([op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { body: 'x' } })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, splice(2, 'B', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'y' })).rejected, [ + { field: 'body', reason: 'register' }, + ]); + const counter = replay([op('inc', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'n', value: 1 })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(counter, splice(2, 'B', 1, 'n', { at: '^', content: 'y' })).rejected, [ + { field: 'n', reason: 'counter' }, + ]); + const tags = replay([op('add', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'tags', value: ['x'] })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(tags, splice(2, 'B', 1, 'tags', { at: '^', content: 'y' })).rejected, [ + { field: 'tags', reason: 'set' }, + ]); + // A whole-record write above every run resets the field to a register; + // one below the runs leaves the text and is refused for that field. + const above = applyOp(text, op('write', 20, 'B', { data: { body: 'plain' } })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([above.entry.data, above.rejected], [{ body: 'plain' }, []]); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq(above.entry.meta, 'body'), false); + const below = applyOp(text, op('write', 5, 'B', { data: { body: 'plain' } })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([below.entry.data, below.rejected], [{ body: 'ab' }, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + }); + + await t.test('a text converges: concurrent inserts, cuts, extensions and a reset, in any order', () => { + const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); + const a1 = splice(10, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' }); + const b1 = splice(20, 'B', 1, 'body', { at: '>10:1:A', content: 'X' }); // after b, having seen ab + const a2 = splice(30, 'A', 2, 'body', { run: '10:A', from: 2, content: 'c' }); // A types on, unaware of X + const b2 = splice(35, 'B', 2, 'body', { at: '<10:0:A', content: 'Y' }); // before a + const c1 = splice(40, 'C', 1, 'body', { cut: [['10:A', 0, 1]], content: '' }); // deletes a + assertCommutes([a1, b1, a2, b2, c1], { body: 'YbcX' }); + // A reset in the middle drops every run below it; Y, stamped above and + // anchored on a dropped element, reads from the head. + const reset = op('write', 25, 'D', { data: {} }); + assertCommutes([a1, b1, a2, b2, c1, reset], { body: 'Y' }); + const after = replay([a1, b1, a2, reset, b2, c1]); + assert.strictEqual(after.meta.seqs.body.cuts, undefined, 'a cut on a dropped run is dropped too'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(after.meta.seqs.body.runs), ['35:B']); + // A reset above everything frees the field. + const gone = applyOp(after, op('delete', 50, 'D')); + assert.deepStrictEqual(gone.entry.data, {}); + assert.strictEqual(gone.entry.meta.seqs.body, undefined); + assert.deepStrictEqual(gone.delta, { body: undefined }); + assert.strictEqual(isAlive(gone.entry), false); + // Typing after the tombstone revives the record. + const revived = applyOp(gone.entry, splice(60, 'A', 3, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'z' })); + assert.strictEqual(isAlive(revived.entry), true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(revived.entry.data, { body: 'z' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(latestClock(revived.entry.meta), [60, '']); + }); + + await t.test('mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence', () => { + const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); + const a1 = splice(10, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' }); + const b1 = splice(20, 'B', 1, 'body', { at: '>10:1:A', content: 'X' }); + const a2 = splice(30, 'A', 2, 'body', { run: '10:A', from: 2, content: 'c' }); + const b2 = splice(35, 'B', 2, 'body', { at: '<10:0:A', content: 'Y' }); + const c1 = splice(40, 'C', 1, 'body', { cut: [['10:A', 0, 1]], content: '' }); + const left = replay([a1, a2, c1]); + const right = replay([a1, b1, b2]); + const all = replay([a1, b1, a2, b2, c1]); + const merged = mergeEntry(left, right); + assert.deepStrictEqual(merged.data, all.data); + assert.deepStrictEqual(merged.meta, all.meta); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(right, left).meta, all.meta, 'commutative'); + // Through a merge op, with the peer's meta normalized on the way in. + const viaOp = applyOp( + left, + op('merge', 50, 'M', { data: right.data, meta: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(right.meta)) }), + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(viaOp.entry.data, all.data); + assert.deepStrictEqual(viaOp.entry.meta, all.meta); + assert.strictEqual(applyOp(viaOp.entry, op('merge', 51, 'M', { data: all.data, meta: all.meta })).changed, false); + // A hostile block in a peer's meta is dropped, not kept by reference. + const hostile = { + ...right.meta, + seqs: { body: { k: 'x' }, ['__proto__']: right.meta.seqs.body, ok: right.meta.seqs.body }, + }; + const guarded = applyOp(left, op('merge', 52, 'M', { data: { ok: 'YbX' }, meta: hostile })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(guarded.entry.meta.seqs).sort(), ['body', 'ok']); + assert.strictEqual(Object.getPrototypeOf(guarded.entry.meta.seqs), Object.prototype); + // Precedence on a merge: register, then counter, then set, then list, then text. + const text = replay([splice(10, 'A', 1, 'f', { at: '^', content: 'ab' })]); + const reg = replay([op('set', 5, 'B', { data: { f: 'reg' } })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(text, reg).data, { f: 'reg' }); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq(mergeEntry(reg, text).meta, 'f'), false); + const counter = replay([op('inc', 5, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: 2 })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(text, counter).data, { f: 2 }); + const set = replay([op('add', 5, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: ['s'] })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(text, set).data, { f: ['s'] }); + const list = replay([splice(12, 'B', 1, 'f', { at: '^', content: [1] })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(text, list).data, { f: [1] }, 'a list outranks a text'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(list, text).data, { f: [1] }); + // A purge erases sequences with everything else. + const purged = applyOp(all, op('purge', 99, 'P')); + assert.deepStrictEqual([purged.entry.data, purged.entry.meta.seqs], [{}, {}]); + assert.strictEqual(applyOp(purged.entry, a1).changed, false); + // The op code is one character. + const [row] = packOps([a1]); + assert.strictEqual(row[3], '/'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(row[8], 'body'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(row[9], a1.value); + assert.strictEqual(unpackOps([row])[0].type, 'splice'); + }); + await t.test('fields named after Object.prototype members are fields; __proto__ never is', () => { const entry = replay([ op('write', 1, 'A', { data: { constructor: 1, toString: 't', hasOwnProperty: true, ok: 1 } }), diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index 5a105e6..d362f10 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ const insert = (n, i, content) => { const remove = (n, i, count) => { const cut = S.rangesOf(index(n), i, count); assert.ok(cut !== null); - const op = { ts: tick(), origin: n.origin, payload: { cut } }; + const op = { ts: tick(), origin: n.origin, payload: { cut, content: n.seq.k === 't' ? '' : [] } }; apply(n, op); return op; }; @@ -259,12 +259,15 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { {}, { content: '' }, { content: ['x'] }, + { cut: [], content: '' }, + { cut: [[S.runKey(op.ts, 'A'), 0, 1]], content: '', at: '^' }, + { cut: [['9999999999999:A', 0, 1]], content: '' }, { at: '^', run: '1:A', from: 0, content: 'x' }, { at: `<${S.elemKey(S.runKey(op.ts, 'A'), 0)}`, content: 'x', ts: 0 }, { at: '$', content: 'x' }, - { cut: 'nope' }, - { cut: [['1:A', -1, 1]] }, - { cut: [['1:A', 0, 0]] }, + { cut: 'nope', content: '' }, + { cut: [['1:A', -1, 1]], content: '' }, + { cut: [['1:A', 0, 0]], content: '' }, { run: 'bad key', from: 0, content: 'x' }, ]; for (const payload of malformed) { @@ -280,7 +283,7 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { const a = node('A'); const options = { pendingMax: 2 }; const r1 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { at: '<5:0:Z', content: 'a' } }, options); - const r2 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { cut: [['5:Z', 0, 1]] } }, options); + const r2 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { cut: [['5:Z', 0, 1]], content: '' } }, options); assert.strictEqual(r1.changed && r2.changed, true); const r3 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { at: '<6:0:Z', content: 'b' } }, options); assert.deepStrictEqual([r3.changed, r3.reason], [false, 'bound']); From d3beb16539a2893ea705f7a8261c0b39c0961145 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 11:35:03 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 05/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(storage):=20splice()=20and=20push()?= =?UTF-8?q?=20=E2=80=94=20lists=20and=20texts=20through=20the=20write=20pa?= =?UTF-8?q?th?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `splice(id, key, index, count, content)` and `push(id, key, content)` on the storage and on a live Record: the index and count are resolved inside the mutation queue (prepareOp) into what travels — the anchor of a new run or the writer's own run to extend, and the ranges to cut — so a concurrent apply cannot shift them; past the field's length is `OUT_OF_RANGE`, a coded error with the index, count and length. The first write decides the kind; a call that only cuts takes the field's. `migrate()` carries lists and texts across a schema version as one run each. Types, tsd, api.md rows; browser budget 47 → 48 KB (47.7 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- docs/reference/api.md | 7 ++- index.d.ts | 78 +++++++++++++++++++++--- scripts/size.js | 6 +- src/commit.js | 40 ++++++++++++- src/record.js | 10 ++++ src/storage.js | 58 +++++++++++++++++- tests/errors.test.js | 18 ++++++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 27 ++++++++- tests/metaschema.integration.test.js | 2 +- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 90 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/schema.js | 32 ++++++++-- 11 files changed, 344 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 122f37d..da27035 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -48,6 +48,8 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Adds to a counter field (an `inc` op); throws on a register or set field | | `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; throws on a register or counter field | | `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); throws on a register or counter field | +| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind. Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length; throws on a register, counter or set field | +| `push(id, key, content, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Appends to a list or text field — a `splice` at the end | | `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | | `repair(id)` | `Promise<{ ops, alive }>` | Rebuilds a record whose file fails its integrity check from the log's entries of it (see [Repair](../guide/storage#repair)); rejects with `code: 'UNRECOVERABLE'` when the log holds no whole-record op for it | | `delete(id, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Leaves a tombstone | @@ -193,8 +195,9 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `CLOSED` | any write or `applyRemote()` after `close()` | — | | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | | `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection | `id`, `entity` (the collection's) | -| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter or set field, `inc()` on a register or set field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register or counter field | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'` or `'set'`: what the field is) | -| `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()` or `remove()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | +| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list or text field, `inc()` on a register, set, list or text field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list or text field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter or set field | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'` or `'text'`) | +| `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | +| `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | | `DOWNGRADE` | `open()` with `ahead: 'hold'` and a schema version below the one the directory ran | — | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 8e210bd..50a8643 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -81,11 +81,45 @@ export type ClockStamp = readonly [number, string]; /** The highest per-origin sequence number a node has applied. */ export type VersionVector = { readonly [origin: string]: number }; -export type SyncOpType = 'write' | 'set' | 'inc' | 'add' | 'remove' | 'delete' | 'merge' | 'advance' | 'purge'; +export type SyncOpType = 'write' | 'set' | 'inc' | 'add' | 'remove' | 'splice' | 'delete' | 'merge' | 'advance' | 'purge'; /** What a `remove` carries per element: the element and, per origin, the newest add ts the remover had observed. */ export type SetRemoval = readonly [element: unknown, tags: { readonly [origin: string]: number }]; +/** + * What a `splice` carries: the ranges to cut (`[run, offset, length]`), and + * either the anchor of a new run (`at`: `^` the head, `>e`/`; - rejected: Array<{ field: string; reason: FieldKind }>; + rejected: Array<{ field: string; reason: RefusalReason }>; } /** What a field is, once written: a register (last writer wins), a counter (`inc`) or a set (`add`/`remove`). */ -export type FieldKind = 'register' | 'counter' | 'set'; +export type FieldKind = 'register' | 'counter' | 'set' | 'list' | 'text'; +/** Why a field of a peer's op was refused: another kind holds the field, or pending work hit its bound. */ +export type RefusalReason = FieldKind | 'bound'; /** * The codes a SyncomError carries — one constant per thing that can go @@ -160,6 +198,7 @@ export type SyncomErrorCode = | 'IN_HOOK' | 'NOT_FOUND' | 'FIELD_KIND' + | 'OUT_OF_RANGE' | 'ENCRYPTED' | 'INTEGRITY' | 'CORRUPT' @@ -652,10 +691,14 @@ export interface WriteContext { id: string; /** The whole record for `write`, the delta for `set`, the joined data for `merge`. */ data?: Record; - /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`: the field. */ + /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`: the field. */ key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount; `add`/`remove`: the elements, as the caller gave them. */ value?: number | readonly unknown[]; + /** `splice`: the index (`null`: the end), how many to remove and what to insert, as the caller gave them. */ + index?: number | null; + count?: number; + content?: string | readonly unknown[]; /** `merge` only: the metadata being joined. */ meta?: EntryMeta; /** The record before the write — `null` when absent or deleted. Read-only. */ @@ -1130,7 +1173,7 @@ export interface StorageEvents { code: 'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED'; op: SyncOp; count?: number; - rejected?: Array<{ field: string; reason: FieldKind }>; + rejected?: Array<{ field: string; reason: RefusalReason }>; entity?: string | null; issues?: ValidationIssue[]; }, @@ -1222,6 +1265,23 @@ export interface Storage { add(id: string, key: string, elements: readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Removes from set field `key` the `elements` this node has seen added; one it never saw is left alone. */ remove(id: string, key: string, elements: readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** + * Splices list or text field `key` at `index`: removes `count` elements + * and inserts `content` — an array for a list, a string for a text — in + * their place. The first write decides the kind; elements merge by + * position (Fugue), each writer's run whole. Creates the field, and the + * record, when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length. + */ + splice( + id: string, + key: string, + index: number, + count?: number, + content?: string | readonly unknown[], + options?: WriteOptions, + ): Promise; + /** Appends `content` to list or text field `key` — a splice at the end. */ + push(id: string, key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** * Compare-and-swap: writes `changes` only if every field of `prev` still * holds its value, compared inside the mutation queue — two concurrent @@ -1256,7 +1316,7 @@ export interface Storage { entities?: readonly string[]; batch?: number; actor?: string; - }): Promise<{ migrated: number; counters: number; sets: number }>; + }): Promise<{ migrated: number; counters: number; sets: number; lists: number; texts: number }>; record(id: string): Promise; /** The raw data of a cached entry (no lens), `null` when not cached, absent or deleted. */ getCachedData(id: string): unknown | null; @@ -1361,6 +1421,10 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { add(key: string, elements: readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Removes from a set field — `storage.remove` with this record's id. */ remove(key: string, elements: readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Splices a list or text field — `storage.splice` with this record's id. */ + splice(key: string, index: number, count?: number, content?: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Appends to a list or text field — `storage.push` with this record's id. */ + push(key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; delete(options?: WriteOptions): Promise; // Live properties: one getter/setter per field of the loaded object. [field: string]: unknown; diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 1af1d68..460b558 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -89,8 +89,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // measured). The sequence engine (src/sequence.js: Fugue runs with // extension, run-length tombstones, pending runs and cuts, the walk, the // reset rule and the join) wired into ops.js as the list and text kinds — - // the raise to 47 KB (47.0 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 47 }, + // the raise to 47 KB (47.0 measured); its API — splice() and push(), the + // index resolved inside the queue, OUT_OF_RANGE, migrate() over lists and + // texts — the raise to 48 KB (47.7 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 48 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 5f7a832..455fc16 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ // lensed readers — see Storage#open. const { encrypt, calculateHash } = require('./crypto.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet } = require('./ops.js'); +const S = require('./sequence.js'); const { opKey } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify } = require('./hooks.js'); const { ValidationError, project, unproject, foldSet } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -41,6 +42,9 @@ const HINTS = { register: 'a register; use update()', counter: 'a counter; use inc()', set: 'a set; use add() or remove()', + list: 'a list; use splice() or push()', + text: 'a text; use splice() or push()', + bound: 'past the bound on pending work', }; const refuse = (id, rejected) => { if (rejected.length === 0) return; @@ -124,6 +128,34 @@ const assignScope = (core, op, data) => { op.seq = core.log.seqOf(opKey(op)) + 1; }; +// A splice names an index and a count; what travels is the anchor of the +// new run (or the run of this origin to extend) and the ranges to cut, read +// here, inside the queue — read outside it, a concurrent apply would shift +// the indices. The content names the kind — a string for a text, an array +// for a list — and a call that only cuts takes the field's. +const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { + const { key, index, count, content } = payload; + const meta = current?.meta; + const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; + // Another kind under the field: applyOp refuses it with the right reason. + if (held === undefined && meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key))) { + return { content: content ?? '', at: S.HEAD }; + } + const marker = content ?? (held?.k === 'l' ? [] : ''); + const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); + const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; + const at = index === null ? length : index; + if (at > length || at + count > length) { + const span = count > 0 ? `${at}..${at + count}` : String(at); + const message = `Index ${span} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${length})`; + throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { id, field: key, index: at, count, length }); + } + const value = { content: marker }; + if (count > 0) value.cut = S.rangesOf(idx, at, count); + if (marker.length > 0) Object.assign(value, idx === null ? { at: S.HEAD } : S.placeInsert(idx, at, core.nodeId)); + return value; +}; + // The op as this node mints it: stamped above everything the node already // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this @@ -143,6 +175,7 @@ const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { // A remove names the tags this node observed, read here, inside the // queue — read outside it, a concurrent apply could add between the two. if (type === 'remove') op.value = observedTags(current?.meta ?? null, payload.key, payload.value); + if (type === 'splice') op.value = resolveSplice(core, id, payload, current); return op; }; @@ -243,7 +276,10 @@ const commitLocal = async (core, type, id, payload, options) => { // The payload is taken as JSON — a copy, like the disk and the peers // hold it — before anything keeps a reference to it. if (payload.data !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, data: asJson(payload.data) }; - if (Array.isArray(payload.value)) payload = { ...payload, value: asJson(payload.value) }; + if (payload.value !== undefined && typeof payload.value === 'object') { + payload = { ...payload, value: asJson(payload.value) }; + } + if (payload.content !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, content: asJson(payload.content) }; // Sealed: this write is encrypted, or the record already is. An // encrypted record has no op log — writes to it stay local. const sealed = encrypted || current?.encrypted === true; diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index 5e71f64..e1749b9 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -151,6 +151,16 @@ class Record extends Emitter { await this.#storage.remove(this.#id, key, elements, options); } + /** Splices a list or text field; the storage-level `splice` with this record's id. */ + async splice(key, index, count = 0, content, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.splice(this.#id, key, index, count, content, options); + } + + /** Appends to a list or text field; the storage-level `push` with this record's id. */ + async push(key, content, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.push(this.#id, key, content, options); + } + async delete(options = {}) { await this.#storage.delete(this.#id, options); this.#data = null; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 9073957..d80fa19 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq } = require('./ops.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -54,6 +54,33 @@ const corrupt = (file, cause) => cause, }); +// What splice()/push() take: a field name, an index (null: the end) and a +// count, and content — a string for a text, an array of JSON values for a +// list, absent when the call only cuts. +const spliceArgs = (method, key, index, count, content) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); + if (index !== null && !(Number.isInteger(index) && index >= 0)) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-negative integer index`); + } + if (!Number.isInteger(count) || count < 0) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-negative integer count`); + if (content !== undefined && typeof content !== 'string' && !Array.isArray(content)) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a string for a text or an array for a list`); + } + if (Array.isArray(content)) { + for (const element of content) { + if (element === undefined || typeof element === 'function' || typeof element === 'symbol') { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes JSON values; got ${typeof element}`); + } + } + } + if (count === 0 && (content === undefined || content.length === 0)) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a count to remove or content to insert`); + } + const payload = { key, index, count }; + if (content !== undefined) payload.content = content; + return payload; +}; + // What add()/remove() take: a field name and a non-empty array of JSON // values — an element JSON cannot carry (undefined, a function, a symbol) has // no text to be told apart by. @@ -481,7 +508,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { throw new TypeError('migrate({ entities }) takes an array of entity names'); } if (!Number.isInteger(batch) || batch < 1) throw new TypeError('migrate({ batch }) takes a positive integer'); - const result = { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0 }; + const result = { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }; let since = 0; for (const id of await this.list()) { const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); @@ -491,9 +518,11 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const data = {}; const counters = {}; const sets = {}; + const seqs = {}; for (const key of Object.keys(view)) { if (isCounter(entry.meta, key)) counters[key] = entry.data[key]; else if (isSet(entry.meta, key)) sets[key] = entry.data[key]; + else if (isSeq(entry.meta, key)) seqs[key] = entry.data[key]; else data[key] = view[key]; } await this[COMMIT]('write', id, { data }, { actor }); @@ -507,6 +536,13 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { await this[COMMIT]('add', id, { key, value: sets[key] }, { actor }); result.sets++; } + // A list or a text comes back as one run; an empty one is dropped. + for (const key of Object.keys(seqs)) { + if (seqs[key].length === 0) continue; + await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, { key, index: 0, count: 0, content: seqs[key] }, { actor }); + if (typeof seqs[key] === 'string') result.texts++; + else result.lists++; + } result.migrated++; if (++since >= batch) { since = 0; @@ -986,6 +1022,24 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { await this[COMMIT]('remove', id, { key, value: setElements('remove', key, elements) }, { actor }); } + /** + * Splices list or text field `key` at `index`: removes `count` elements + * and inserts `content` — an array for a list, a string for a text — in + * their place (a `splice` op). The first write decides the kind. Elements + * merge by position (Fugue): two nodes inserting at one spot both keep + * theirs, each run whole, and a deleted element keeps its place for the + * anchors into it. Creates the field, and the record, when absent; + * rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the field's length. + */ + async splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content, { actor } = {}) { + await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, spliceArgs('splice', key, index, count, content), { actor }); + } + + /** Appends `content` to list or text field `key` — a `splice` at the end. */ + async push(id, key, content, { actor } = {}) { + await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, spliceArgs('push', key, null, 0, content), { actor }); + } + /** * Rebuilds the record `id` from what this node's log holds of it — for a * file that fails its integrity check (`INTEGRITY`) or is torn. The diff --git a/tests/errors.test.js b/tests/errors.test.js index 2b6850c..9f11b13 100644 --- a/tests/errors.test.js +++ b/tests/errors.test.js @@ -89,6 +89,24 @@ test('SyncomError', async (t) => { message: /is a set; use add\(\) or remove\(\)/, }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.remove(id, 'hits', ['x']), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'counter' }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hi'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { body: 'x' }), { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + field: 'body', + kind: 'text', + message: /is a text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/, + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'hits', 0, 0, 'x'), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'counter' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 9, 0, 'x'), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', + id, + field: 'body', + index: 9, + count: 0, + length: 2, + message: /Index 9 is out of range for field body/, + }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.set(id, { $type: 'Other' }), { name: 'TypeError', code: 'TYPE_IMMUTABLE', diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 7c1746f..8b3ec05 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ expectAssignable({ expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { ahead: 'ignore' } })); expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { lens: 'none' } })); expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { version: 2, migrations: { 2: { up: 'rename' } } } })); -expectType>( +expectType>( storage.migrate({ entities: ['Post'], batch: 10 }), ); expectType<{ replayed: number; lost: number } | null>(storage.schemaInfo!.held); @@ -172,6 +172,22 @@ expectType>(storage.remove('id', 'tags', ['a'] as const)); expectError(storage.add('id', 'tags', 'a')); expectError(storage.add('id', 7, ['a'])); expectError(storage.remove('id', 'tags')); +expectType>(storage.splice('id', 'body', 0, 0, 'hi', { actor: 'u2' })); +expectType>(storage.splice('id', 'items', 1, 2)); +expectType>(storage.push('id', 'items', [1, { a: 2 }])); +expectError(storage.splice('id', 'body', 'x', 0, 'hi')); +expectError(storage.push('id', 'body', 5)); +expectAssignable({ + origin: 'a', + seq: 3, + ts: 3, + type: 'splice', + id: 'r', + key: 'body', + value: { at: '^', content: 'hi' }, +}); +expectAssignable({ cut: [['1:a', 0, 2]], content: '' }); +expectType(entry.meta.seqs.body); expectType>(storage.delete('id', { actor: 'u2' })); expectType>(storage.purge('id', { actor: 'u2' })); expectType>(log.scrub('id')); @@ -190,7 +206,10 @@ expectAssignable({ }); expectType<{ [elementKey: string]: { [origin: string]: readonly [number, number] } }>(entry.meta.sets.tags); expectAssignable('set'); -expectError('list'); +expectAssignable('list'); +expectAssignable('text'); +expectAssignable('bound'); +expectError('map'); expectAssignable(['x', { a: 1 }]); expectAssignable({ search: ['title', 'body'] }); expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { entities: { P: { search: 'title' } } } })); @@ -207,6 +226,8 @@ expectType>(record.save({ actor: 'u2' })); expectType>(record.add('tags', ['x'])); expectType>(record.remove('tags', ['x'], { actor: 'u2' })); expectError(record.add('tags', 'x')); +expectType>(record.splice('body', 0, 1, 'x')); +expectType>(record.push('items', [1])); expectAssignable({ getId: () => 'id' }); expectAssignable({ getId: async () => 'id' }); expectType(syncom.Storage.generateId()); @@ -392,7 +413,7 @@ storage.once('apply', (batch) => { storage.on('error', (error) => { expectType(error.op); expectType(error.issues); - expectType(error.rejected?.[0]?.reason); + expectType(error.rejected?.[0]?.reason); expectType(error.count); if (error.code === 'BAD_SIGNATURE' || error.code === 'UNSIGNED') expectType(error.op); }); diff --git a/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js b/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js index dd10dc6..316bf94 100644 --- a/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js +++ b/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ test('syncom with metaschema', { skip: metaschema ? false : '@alexify/metaschema desc: 'A data modeler', $type: 'Project', }); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate(), { migrated: 1, counters: 0, sets: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate(), { migrated: 1, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }); await settle([a, b]); const migrated = { name: 'Alioth', slug: 'alioth', orgId: 'org1', desc: 'A data modeler', $type: 'Project' }; assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(project.id), migrated); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 2fd29ac..cb110a7 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -169,6 +169,96 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + await t.test('splice and push keep a list or a text; a field is one kind only', async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const ops = []; + storage.on('change', (op) => ops.push(op)); + const id = await storage.insert({ name: 'Ada' }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'helo'); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 3, 0, 'l'); + await storage.push(id, 'body', ' world'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { name: 'Ada', body: 'hello world' }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 5, 6); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { name: 'Ada', body: 'hello' }); + // What travels: a run anchored at the head, one anchored inside it, an + // extension of this node's own run, and a cut naming its ranges. + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ops.map((op) => op.type), + ['write', 'splice', 'splice', 'splice', 'splice'], + ); + const [, first, inside, appended, cut] = ops; + const run = `${first.ts}:${storage.nodeId}`; + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.value, { at: '^', content: 'helo' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(inside.value, { at: `<${first.ts}:3:${storage.nodeId}`, content: 'l' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(appended.value, { run, from: 4, content: ' world' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(cut.value, { cut: [[run, 4, 6]], content: '' }); + assert.strictEqual(cut.key, 'body'); + // A list holds JSON values; a call that only cuts takes the field's kind. + await storage.push(id, 'items', [{ n: 1 }, 'two']); + await storage.splice(id, 'items', 1, 1, [2, 3]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, [{ n: 1 }, 2, 3]); + await storage.splice(id, 'items', 0, 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, [2, 3]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(ops.at(-1).value.content, []); + // Out of range is a coded error, decided inside the queue. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 6, 0, 'x'), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', + field: 'body', + index: 6, + count: 0, + length: 5, + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 4, 2), { + code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', + index: 4, + count: 2, + length: 5, + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'nope', 0, 1), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', length: 0 }); + // The kind rule, with a hint at the right call. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { body: 'plain' }), /text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'items'), /list; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.add(id, 'body', ['x']), /text; use splice\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'name', 0, 0, 'x'), /register; use update\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'items', 'text'), /list; use splice\(\)/); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'hits', 'x'), /counter; use inc\(\)/); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['t']); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'tags', 0, 0, ['x']), /set; use add\(\) or remove\(\)/); + // Arguments. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 7, 0, 0, 'x'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', -1, 0, 'x'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, -1, 'x'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 5), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, ''), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'items', [undefined]), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'items', [() => 1]), TypeError); + // Through a live Record, which follows along. + const record = await storage.record(id); + await record.splice('body', 0, 1, 'H'); + assert.strictEqual(record.body, 'Hello'); + await record.push('items', [4]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(record.items, [2, 3, 4]); + // The caller's array is copied, not kept. + const mine = [{ x: 1 }]; + await storage.push(id, 'items', mine); + mine[0].x = 2; + mine.push('later'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, [2, 3, 4, { x: 1 }]); + // A whole-record write resets the text along with everything else; the + // field is free to be a register after that. + await storage.set(id, { name: 'Ada' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { name: 'Ada' }); + await storage.update(id, { body: 'plain' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { name: 'Ada', body: 'plain' }); + // A splice creates the field, and the record, when absent. + await storage.splice('fresh', 'body', 0, 0, 'x'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('fresh'), { body: 'x' }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); + }); + await t.test('a peer’s set ops land in any order; a write on a set field is refused for that field', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const errors = []; diff --git a/tests/suites/schema.js b/tests/suites/schema.js index 7dfc1dd..1553c27 100644 --- a/tests/suites/schema.js +++ b/tests/suites/schema.js @@ -697,7 +697,13 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { // migrate(): a whole-record write of the view (v2, no `title`), then // the counter and the set added back. const before = bOps.length; - assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate({ batch: 1 }), { migrated: 1, counters: 1, sets: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate({ batch: 1 }), { + migrated: 1, + counters: 1, + sets: 1, + lists: 0, + texts: 0, + }); const [write, inc, add] = bOps.slice(before); assert.deepStrictEqual( [write.type, write.v, write.data], @@ -722,11 +728,21 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { ['ahead', false, 'add'], ], ); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate(), { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0 }, 'idempotent'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await b.migrate(), + { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }, + 'idempotent', + ); // A record B writes itself is of its version and never lensed. const fresh = await b.Post.insert({ name: 'fresh' }); assert.strictEqual((await metaOf(b, fresh.id)).v, 2); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate({ entities: ['Other'] }), { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate({ entities: ['Other'] }), { + migrated: 0, + counters: 0, + sets: 0, + lists: 0, + texts: 0, + }); }, ); } @@ -789,7 +805,13 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { // migrate() goes through the validator: the record it refuses stops the run. await assert.rejects(() => e.migrate({ batch: 1 }), { name: 'ValidationError', entity: 'Post' }); assert.strictEqual((await metaOf(e, 'q')).v, 1, 'p came first; q was not reached'); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await e.migrate({ entities: ['Nope'], batch: 1 }), { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await e.migrate({ entities: ['Nope'], batch: 1 }), { + migrated: 0, + counters: 0, + sets: 0, + lists: 0, + texts: 0, + }); assert.deepStrictEqual( debug.filter((entry) => entry.event === 'schema.lens.issues').map((entry) => [entry.entity, entry.id]), [['Post', 'p']], @@ -838,7 +860,7 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await assert.rejects(() => e.migrate({ batch: 0 }), TypeError); assert.deepStrictEqual( await a.migrate(), - { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0 }, + { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }, 'version 1: nothing older to migrate', ); const none = await createStorage(t2, 'N'); From e57df255103a23ced9460ec410b4f9158a1aeb2c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 11:46:55 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 06/53] test+docs(lists): lists and texts through the wire; the Lists and text page sync-engine: a partition test for concurrent inserts, cuts and a reset on a text and a list (readings AND blocks agree), three nodes typing words apart that merge whole, the seeded fuzz re-cut over 80 steps with splice branches on body/items and inc on a record that is never reset, the late joiner bootstrapping a text and a list and editing them live after. hooks: the write context of a splice; beforeWrite may not replace it. purge: a text holds the secret too. schema: a splice is validated as the record it leaves; a validator default makes the field a register. query: a list field posts by element. Docs: docs/guide/lists.md (what merges how, what travels, an editor binding, costs), sync.md's kinds section, storage.md, query.md, hooks.md, telemetry.md reasons, README, CHANGELOG, CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 15 ++++ CLAUDE.md | 19 ++++- README.md | 5 +- docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 1 + docs/comparison-rxdb.json | 12 +-- docs/guide/architecture.md | 2 +- docs/guide/hooks.md | 12 +-- docs/guide/lists.md | 152 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ docs/guide/query.md | 7 +- docs/guide/storage.md | 20 +++-- docs/guide/sync.md | 29 +++++-- docs/guide/telemetry.md | 2 +- docs/index.md | 2 +- src/telemetry.js | 2 +- tests/suites/hooks.js | 23 +++++- tests/suites/purge.js | 3 +- tests/suites/query.js | 2 + tests/suites/schema.js | 21 +++++ tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 128 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 19 files changed, 405 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) create mode 100644 docs/guide/lists.md diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 00d97ef..3975767 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -14,6 +14,21 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Added +- **Lists and text.** A field can be a list — an array edited by position — + or a text — a string typed into: `splice(id, key, index, count, content)` + and `push(id, key, content)`, on the storage and on a live Record. Two + nodes inserting at one spot both keep theirs, each writer's run whole + (Fugue, the rule Loro and list-positions use), a deleted element keeps its + place for the anchors into it, and a reset drops what is below it. A + `splice` op carries the cut ranges and either the anchor of a new run or + the writer's own run to extend — a keystroke at the end of one's run adds + no key to the record. The index is resolved inside the mutation queue; + past the length is `OUT_OF_RANGE`. Mixing kinds is refused as for sets + (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'list' | 'text'`); a merge lets a register, a + counter or a set outrank a list, a list a text. Lists and texts cross a + schema version through `migrate()`, are indexed and queried as the arrays + and strings they read as, and converge over a mesh in the seeded fuzz. + Browser budget 42 → 48 KB. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 8e64f64..93c3492 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -172,9 +172,9 @@ docs/ VitePress site ops). Once the package is published, an older reader counts an unknown type as malformed and its stream stalls there — a new type, or a slot an older reader cannot take as null, is then a `PROTOCOL` bump (`src/protocol.js`). -- **Every write is an op, and a field is a register, a counter OR a set.** +- **Every write is an op, and a field is a register, a counter, a set, a list OR a text.** `insert`/`set` → `write`, `update`/`swap`/`record.save` → `set`, `inc` → - `inc`, `add`/`remove` → `add`/`remove`, `delete` → tombstone. Registers are + `inc`, `add`/`remove` → `add`/`remove`, `splice`/`push` → `splice`, `delete` → tombstone. Registers are last-writer-wins by `(ts, origin)`; counters are per-origin sums; a set is `meta.sets[field][elementKey][origin] = [added, removed]` — the newest add ts and the newest add ts a remove observed — live while `added > removed`, @@ -185,8 +185,19 @@ docs/ VitePress site below `base` and clamps a surviving component below it, which is what makes meta — not only data — order-free. Mixing two kinds on one field throws locally (`FIELD_KIND`) and is refused (`OP_REFUSED` event) from a peer; the - snapshot merge lets a register, then a counter, win over a set. Do not add - a path that lets kinds meet — it cannot be made to commute. + snapshot merge lets a register, then a counter, win over a set, a set over a + list, a list over a text. Do not add a path that lets kinds meet — it cannot + be made to commute. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of + `src/sequence.js` (Fugue runs anchored `^`/`>e`/`e` or ` { + if (op.type === 'splice') console.log(op.key, op.value); + // body { content: 'l', at: '<1792831354856:3:3oyEvh7q…' } + // body { content: ' world', run: '1792831354856:3oyEvh7q…', from: 4 } + // body { content: '', cut: [['1792831354856:3oyEvh7q…', 4, 6]] } +}); +``` + +## Binding an editor + +An editor holds its own string; syncom holds the record's. Send what changed +as one splice — the common prefix and suffix of the old and new text give the +index, the count and the inserted text — and re-read the record on every +`change` of it: + +```js +const diffSplice = (before, after) => { + let start = 0; + while (start < before.length && start < after.length && before[start] === after[start]) start++; + let endB = before.length; + let endA = after.length; + while (endB > start && endA > start && before[endB - 1] === after[endA - 1]) { + endB--; + endA--; + } + return [start, endB - start, after.slice(start, endA)]; +}; + +const [index, count, text] = diffSplice('hello', 'hallo'); // [1, 1, 'a'] +await storage.splice(id, 'body', index, count, text); +``` + +Batch keystrokes into one call where you can — a word, or a pause — so a +burst of typing is one op rather than ten. Indices are UTF-16 code units, as +`String#slice` counts them; a splice that splits a surrogate pair is the +caller's to avoid. + +## Costs and limits + +- A record is read and written whole on every op, and a text lives three + times on the node: as the field's string, as the runs in the record's + metadata, and as the ops in the log. Keep a text to what a record is for — + a note, a comment, a description, a block of a document — and make a long + document a list of block records rather than one field. +- A `splice` larger than a host's `bytesPerPush` is refused for the whole + page it rides in; a paste of megabytes belongs in several calls. +- Lists have no `move` yet: moving an element is a cut and an insert, and two + nodes moving the same element concurrently leave it twice. Elements have no + identity across that; `setAt` and `move` with per-element registers are + the next step. +- Queries see a list as the array it reads as: an index on the field posts + every element (`select({ tags: 'bug' })` finds a list holding `'bug'`), an + equality against a whole array compares it in order, and a unique key over + a list changes when the list does. diff --git a/docs/guide/query.md b/docs/guide/query.md index eff2e03..ade3558 100644 --- a/docs/guide/query.md +++ b/docs/guide/query.md @@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ reads from it twice: `{ boardId: 'b1', priority: { $gte: 2 } }` reads the board's records only. The narrowing follows every `$and` branch, and an `$or` whose branches all name an indexed equality; a `$not`, or a branch without one, is left to the - predicate. An indexed array field — a [set](./sync#registers-counters-and-sets) + predicate. An indexed array field — a [set](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text) or any array — is posted under each of its elements as well, so `{ tags: 'bug' }` narrows to the records whose array holds it, and an array value to the records holding that array whole; a unique key over an array @@ -186,8 +186,9 @@ converges like any other op. A `select({ slug })` meanwhile returns both. ## Ordering records -There is no sequence CRDT in v1. For an ordered list — tasks in a column — -keep a position in a register and sort by it: a string that sorts between +An ordered field — a list or a text — merges by position; see [Lists and +text](./lists). To order *records* — tasks in a column — keep a position +in a register and sort by it: a string that sorts between its neighbours, generated on the client (`midpoint('a', 'c')` → `'b'`, and so on), survives concurrent inserts because every writer picks its own key and last-writer-wins settles the rare collision on one of them. diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index 28e3e62..f6f9ab1 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -44,7 +44,9 @@ await storage.update(id, { status: 'done' }, { actor: 'ada' }); // … and say w await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); // add to a counter field await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['bug', 'ui']); // add to a set field await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['ui']); // tags is ['bug'] -await storage.set(id, { title: 'Final' }); // replace wholesale — status, views and tags are gone +await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'Hello'); // a text field: insert at 0 +await storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2]); // a list field: append +await storage.set(id, { title: 'Final' }); // replace wholesale — everything but title is gone await storage.list(); // every live id await storage.delete(id); await storage.purge(id); // forget it for good — see below @@ -53,20 +55,24 @@ await storage.close(); // stop replication, seal the log Every one of these is an **operation**: applied here, written to the [log](./sync#the-log), announced as a `change` event, and replicated to peers -when a transport is configured. `set()`, `update()`, `inc()`, `add()` and -`remove()` also emit an `update` event on any live `Record` for that id. +when a transport is configured. `set()`, `update()`, `inc()`, `add()`, +`remove()`, `splice()` and `push()` also emit an `update` event on any live +`Record` for that id. -::: tip Registers, counters and sets +::: tip Registers, counters, sets, lists and text A field written with `insert()`, `set()` or `update()` is a *register* — last writer wins. A field created with `inc()` is a *counter* — increments add up across nodes. A field created with `add()` is a *set* — concurrent adds both keep, and an add a remove did not see survives it; it reads sorted by element -text. A field is one kind only: `update()` on a counter or a set, `inc()` on a -register or a set, `add()` on a register or a counter throw. The fields are +text. A field created with `splice()` or `push()` is a *list* (an array) or a +*text* (a string), edited by position: concurrent inserts both keep, each +writer's run whole — see [Lists and text](./lists). A field is one kind only: +`update()` on a counter, a set, a list or a text, `inc()` on a register or a +set, `add()` on a register or a counter, `splice()` on a register throw. The fields are the top-level ones: a nested object is one register, replaced whole by whichever write is later — two nodes that change different keys of it concurrently keep one side — and `update({ 'a.b': 1 })` writes a field named -`a.b`. See [Sync](./sync#registers-counters-and-sets). +`a.b`. See [Sync](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text). ::: ### Compare-and-swap diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 225c200..88503d1 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ in the log: | `inc` | `inc()`, `record.inc()` | Adds to a counter field | | `add` | `add()`, `record.add()` | Adds elements to a set field | | `remove` | `remove()`, `record.remove()` | Removes from a set field the elements this node had seen added | +| `splice` | `splice()`, `push()`, `record.splice()`, `record.push()` | Removes a range of a list or text field and inserts at a place — see [Lists and text](./lists) | | `delete` | `delete()`, `record.delete()` | Leaves a tombstone; a newer write revives the record | | `purge` | `purge()` | Erases the record for good: wins at any stamp, nothing later lands, and every entry of the id is scrubbed from the log (see [Purge](./storage#purge)) | | `merge` | a snapshot page being joined | Joins a whole entry (see [Bootstrap](#bootstrap)) | @@ -86,9 +87,10 @@ that they do not have to: by a peer far ahead age out late and ops from a peer far behind age out early. Retention by `ops` is unaffected. -### Registers, counters and sets +### Registers, counters, sets, lists and text -A field is a **register**, a **counter** or a **set** — one of them, never two. +A field is a **register**, a **counter**, a **set**, a **list** or a **text** — one +of them, never two. - A register holds whatever was written last: two nodes writing the same field concurrently agree on the winner by `(ts, origin)`, so both end up with the @@ -100,21 +102,29 @@ A field is a **register**, a **counter** or a **set** — one of them, never two removes while another re-adds it survives, because a remove names the adds its node had seen and the new add is not among them — an *observed-remove* set. A set reads sorted by element text: it has no insertion order. +- A list is an array, a text a string, that nodes edit by position with + `splice()` and `push()`. Two nodes inserting at one spot both keep theirs, + each writer's run whole, and a deleted element keeps its place so the + anchors into it still resolve — Fugue, the rule Loro and list-positions + use. [Lists and text](./lists) has the whole story. ```js const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Draft' }); // title is a register await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); // views is a counter await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['bug', 'ui']); // tags is a set await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['ui']); // tags is ['bug'] +await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'Hello'); // body is a text +await storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2]); // items is a list await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); // fine await storage.update(id, { views: 10 }); // throws: views is a counter; use inc() await storage.update(id, { tags: [] }); // throws: tags is a set; use add() or remove() await storage.inc(id, 'title', 1); // throws: title is a register; use update() +await storage.update(id, { body: 'x' }); // throws: body is a text; use splice() or push() ``` -Do not initialise a counter or a set in `insert()` — `{ views: 0 }` makes -`views` a register and `{ tags: [] }` makes `tags` one; `inc()` and `add()` -create their fields. A validator's default for the field (`tags: []`) is +Do not initialise a counter, a set, a list or a text in `insert()` — `{ views: +0 }` makes `views` a register, `{ tags: [] }` and `{ body: '' }` make theirs +registers too; `inc()`, `add()`, `splice()` and `push()` create their fields. A validator's default for the field (`tags: []`) is folded into the write and does the same. A peer's op that breaks the rule is refused for that field and reported as an `error` event on the storage; the rest of the op still applies. @@ -136,11 +146,14 @@ One case does not converge and is left that way on purpose: a counter incremented by one origin both before and after a concurrent reset by another. Resettable counters need causal metadata syncom does not carry. A set has no such case: a remove names the add stamps its node saw, so a reset and a -remove read the same whichever lands first. +remove read the same whichever lands first. Nor do lists and texts: a reset +drops every run stamped below it, and a run stamped above it but anchored on +a dropped element reads from the head of the field. What neither survives is a **kind clash**: a whole-record write that carries -a field as a register (`set(id, { views: 0 })`, `set(id, { tags: [] })`), -concurrent with an `inc` or an `add` to that field stamped later. The node +a field as a register (`set(id, { views: 0 })`, `set(id, { tags: [] })`, `set(id, +{ body: '' })`), concurrent with an `inc`, an `add` or a `splice` to that +field stamped later. The node that saw the write first refuses the increment or the add; the node that saw the increment or the add first refuses that field of the write. Keep a field one kind, and do not reset it in a whole-record write while another node may diff --git a/docs/guide/telemetry.md b/docs/guide/telemetry.md index ec6414c..2dfbb46 100644 --- a/docs/guide/telemetry.md +++ b/docs/guide/telemetry.md @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ appears on one. | `syncom.commits` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.op.type`, `syncom.result` (`applied` / `noop` / `encrypted` / `error`) | | `syncom.write.duration` | Histogram | `ms` | `syncom.path` (`commit` / `apply` / `replay`) | | `syncom.ops.received` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.outcome` (`applied` / `skipped` — accepted but not applied here: a hook, the schema, an unreadable record / `duplicate` / `gap` / `malformed` — the last includes a stamp beyond `maxSkew` / `refused` — a signature that does not check, or none under `'require'`) | -| `syncom.ops.rejected` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.reason` (`register` / `counter` / `set` / `validation` / `scope` / `unreadable` / `forged` / `unsigned`) | +| `syncom.ops.rejected` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.reason` (`register` / `counter` / `set` / `list` / `text` / `bound` / `validation` / `scope` / `unreadable` / `forged` / `unsigned`) | | `syncom.conflicts` | Counter | `{conflict}` | `syncom.kind` (`unique`) | | `syncom.ops.limited` | Counter | `{push}` | `syncom.reason` (`ops` / `bytes` / `rate`) | | `syncom.replication.lag` | Histogram | `ms` | — | diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index bda7755..f509869 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ features: - icon: 🔄 title: Ops that converge details: "Every write is an op: last-writer-wins per field, counters whose increments add up across nodes, sets that keep every concurrent add, tombstones that a newer write revives. Applied in any order, any number of times, every node ends up with the same records." - link: /guide/sync#registers-counters-and-sets + link: /guide/sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text linkText: Registers, counters and sets - icon: ⏯️ title: Resume and bootstrap diff --git a/src/telemetry.js b/src/telemetry.js index 0e049fd..695b930 100644 --- a/src/telemetry.js +++ b/src/telemetry.js @@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ const createTelemetry = (telemetry) => { opsRejected = meter.createCounter('syncom.ops.rejected', { unit: '{op}', description: - 'Peer ops refused, by reason: a field of another kind, invalid, out of scope, unreadable, forged, unsigned', + 'Peer ops refused, by reason: a field of another kind, pending work past its bound, invalid, out of scope, unreadable, forged, unsigned', }); conflicts = meter.createCounter('syncom.conflicts', { unit: '{conflict}', diff --git a/tests/suites/hooks.js b/tests/suites/hooks.js index 058dbec..e7af1fd 100644 --- a/tests/suites/hooks.js +++ b/tests/suites/hooks.js @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 2); await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hi'); const record = await storage.record(id); record.title = 'c'; await record.save(); @@ -93,8 +94,17 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { encrypted: false, }, { - type: 'set', + type: 'splice', current: { title: 'b', hits: 2, tags: [] }, + data: undefined, + key: 'body', + value: undefined, + source: null, + encrypted: false, + }, + { + type: 'set', + current: { title: 'b', hits: 2, tags: [], body: 'hi' }, data: { title: 'c' }, key: undefined, value: undefined, @@ -103,7 +113,7 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { }, { type: 'delete', - current: { title: 'c', hits: 2, tags: [] }, + current: { title: 'c', hits: 2, tags: [], body: 'hi' }, data: undefined, key: undefined, value: undefined, @@ -113,13 +123,16 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { ], ); assert.ok(seen.every((ctx) => ctx.id === id && ctx.via === null && ctx.from === null)); + // A splice's context carries the call as the caller made it. + const splice = seen.find((ctx) => ctx.type === 'splice'); + assert.deepStrictEqual([splice.index, splice.count, splice.content], [0, 0, 'hi']); }); await t.test('beforeWrite may replace the data of a write or a set, and only those', async (t2) => { const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { hooks: { beforeWrite: ({ type, data }) => { - if (type === 'inc' || type === 'add') return { nope: true }; + if (type === 'inc' || type === 'add' || type === 'splice') return { nope: true }; return { ...data, stamped: type }; }, }, @@ -141,6 +154,10 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { name: 'TypeError', message: 'beforeWrite may only replace data for write and set', }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'x'), { + name: 'TypeError', + message: 'beforeWrite may only replace data for write and set', + }); const bad = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { hooks: { beforeWrite: () => 'text' } }); await assert.rejects(() => bad.insert({ a: 1 }), /plain object or undefined/); }); diff --git a/tests/suites/purge.js b/tests/suites/purge.js index 06e0437..4837bc7 100644 --- a/tests/suites/purge.js +++ b/tests/suites/purge.js @@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ const runPurgeTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await storage.update(person.id, { ssn: SECRET, note: 'x' }); await storage.inc(person.id, 'visits', 3); await storage.add(person.id, 'aliases', [SECRET]); + await storage.splice(person.id, 'notes', 0, 0, SECRET); const keep = await storage.insert({ ssn: 'KEEP' }); assert.strictEqual(await holdsSecret(storage), true, 'before: the payload is in the log and the record'); const record = await storage.record(person.id); @@ -55,7 +56,7 @@ const runPurgeTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { const purge = ops.at(-1); assert.deepStrictEqual([purge.type, purge.actor, purge.id], ['purge', 'dpo', person.id]); const entries = storage.log.since(undefined).filter((entry) => entry.op.id === person.id); - assert.ok(entries.length >= 5); + assert.ok(entries.length >= 6); const bare = (op) => !('data' in op) && !('key' in op) && !('value' in op) && !('nonce' in op); assert.ok(entries.every((entry) => entry.scrubbed === true && bare(entry.op))); // The signature and the digest stay, and the header still verifies — diff --git a/tests/suites/query.js b/tests/suites/query.js index 1997276..9688a32 100644 --- a/tests/suites/query.js +++ b/tests/suites/query.js @@ -157,10 +157,12 @@ const runQueryTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { ids.push(id); if (i % 3 === 0) await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['bug', `t${i}`]); else if (i % 3 === 1) await storage.update(id, { tags: ['ui'] }); + else await storage.push(id, 'tags', ['list', `t${i}`]); } fsi.reset(); assert.strictEqual(await storage.Issue.count({ tags: 'bug' }), 10, 'a set'); assert.strictEqual(await storage.Issue.count({ tags: 'ui' }), 10, 'a register holding an array'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.Issue.count({ tags: 'list' }), 10, 'a list'); assert.strictEqual(fsi.dataReads(), 0, 'covered: the catalog answers'); assert.strictEqual(await storage.Issue.count({ tags: ['bug', 't0'] }), 1, 'an array value matches whole'); assert.strictEqual(await storage.Issue.count({ tags: ['bug'] }), 0); diff --git a/tests/suites/schema.js b/tests/suites/schema.js index 1553c27..a00b843 100644 --- a/tests/suites/schema.js +++ b/tests/suites/schema.js @@ -268,6 +268,27 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await tagged.remove(post.id, 'tags', ['a']); await tagged.add(post.id, 'tags', ['c']); assert.deepStrictEqual((await tagged.get(post.id)).tags, ['b', 'c']); + // A splice too: the validator sees the text as the op leaves it. + const Short = standard((value) => + (value.body ?? '').length > 5 ? { issues: [issue('too long', ['body'], 'max')] } : { value }, + ); + const texts = await createStorage(t2, 'C', { schema: { entities: { Short: { schema: Short } } } }); + const note = await texts.Short.insert({ name: 'n' }); + await texts.splice(note.id, 'body', 0, 0, 'abc'); + await assert.rejects(() => texts.push(note.id, 'body', 'defg'), invalid('Short')); + assert.strictEqual((await texts.get(note.id)).body, 'abc'); + await texts.push(note.id, 'body', 'de'); + assert.strictEqual((await texts.get(note.id)).body, 'abcde'); + // A validator default for the field makes it a register — the trap the + // docs name: the splice is then refused for the kind. + const Defaulted = standard((value) => ({ value: { body: '', ...value } })); + const defaults = await createStorage(t2, 'D', { schema: { entities: { Defaulted: { schema: Defaulted } } } }); + const blank = await defaults.Defaulted.insert({ name: 'd' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await defaults.get(blank.id), { body: '', name: 'd', $type: 'Defaulted' }); + await assert.rejects(() => defaults.splice(blank.id, 'body', 0, 0, 'x'), { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + kind: 'register', + }); }); await t.test('check() runs the validator without writing', async (t2) => { diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index 54fe751..be24811 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -174,6 +174,84 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(await b.get(first), null); }); + await t.test('lists and texts converge: concurrent inserts and cuts, each writer’s run whole', async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello'); + await a.push(id, 'items', [1, 2, 3]); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id), { title: 'doc', body: 'hello', items: [1, 2, 3] }); + const link = mesh.links.get('mem://B'); + link.disconnect(); + // Apart: A types on at the end, B types at the end too and cuts the + // start; both edit the list at one spot. + for (const ch of ' AAA') await a.push(id, 'body', ch); + await tick(); + for (const ch of ' BBB') await b.push(id, 'body', ch); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 0, 1); + await a.splice(id, 'items', 1, 1, ['a']); + await b.splice(id, 'items', 1, 0, ['b']); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + const state = await assertConverged([a, b]); + assert.match(state[id].body, /^ello( AAA| BBB){2}$/, state[id].body); + assert.ok( + JSON.stringify(state[id].items) === JSON.stringify([1, 'b', 'a', 3]) || + JSON.stringify(state[id].items) === JSON.stringify([1, 'a', 'b', 3]), + JSON.stringify(state[id].items), + ); + // The blocks agree too, not only the readings. + const blocks = async (storage) => (await storage.snapshot()).records.find((r) => r.id === id).meta.seqs; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await blocks(a), await blocks(b)); + // Live again: a cut on one side, typing on the other, in one spot. + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 4); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 4, 0, '!'); + await settle([a, b]); + await assertConverged([a, b]); + // A reset by one side frees the field everywhere; typing after it starts over. + await a.set(id, { title: 'reset' }); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id), { title: 'reset' }); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'again'); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'reset', body: 'again' }); + }); + + await t.test('three nodes type words apart; after the merge every word is whole', async (t2) => { + // A line with one dialer per host, so every link has a url of its own + // to disconnect: mesh.links is keyed by the host url. + const mesh = await createMesh( + t2, + ['A', 'B', 'C'], + [ + ['A', 'B'], + ['B', 'C'], + ], + createStorage, + ); + const nodes = ['A', 'B', 'C'].map((name) => mesh.get(name)); + const [a] = nodes; + const id = await a.insert({}); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'the quick brown fox'); + await settle(nodes); + for (const link of mesh.links.values()) link.disconnect(); + const random = prng(7); + for (const node of nodes) { + const word = node.nodeId.slice(0, 1).repeat(4); + const at = Math.floor(random() * ((await node.get(id)).body.length + 1)); + for (let i = 0; i < word.length; i++) await node.splice(id, 'body', at + i, 0, word[i]); + } + for (const link of mesh.links.values()) await link.reconnect(); + await settle(nodes); + const state = await assertConverged(nodes); + for (const node of nodes) { + const word = node.nodeId.slice(0, 1).repeat(4); + assert.ok(state[id].body.includes(word), `${word} is whole in ${state[id].body}`); + } + }); + await t.test('a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)', async (t2) => { const names = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D']; const edges = [ @@ -186,27 +264,48 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { const mesh = await createMesh(t2, names, edges, createStorage); const storages = names.map((name) => mesh.get(name)); const random = prng(20260905); + // r1–r3 take every kind of write, resets included; c1 is never reset, so + // its counter stays clear of the documented counter/reset straddle. const ids = ['r1', 'r2', 'r3']; for (const id of ids) await storages[0].set(id, { v: 0 }); await settle(storages); - for (let step = 0; step < 40; step++) { + const letter = (storage) => storage.nodeId.slice(0, 1); + const spliceAt = async (storage, id, key, content) => { + const current = (await storage.get(id))?.[key]; + const length = typeof current === 'string' || Array.isArray(current) ? current.length : 0; + const at = Math.floor(random() * (length + 1)); + const count = Math.floor(random() * Math.min(3, length - at + 1)); + await storage.splice(id, key, at, count, content); + }; + for (let step = 0; step < 80; step++) { const storage = storages[Math.floor(random() * storages.length)]; const id = ids[Math.floor(random() * ids.length)]; const roll = random(); try { - if (roll < 0.3) await storage.set(id, { v: step, by: storage.nodeId.slice(0, 4) }); - else if (roll < 0.5) await storage.update(id, { [`f${step % 3}`]: step }); - else if (roll < 0.6) await storage.inc(id, 'count', 1); - else if (roll < 0.75) await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); - else if (roll < 0.85) await storage.remove(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); - else await storage.delete(id); + if (roll < 0.12) await storage.set(id, { v: step, by: storage.nodeId.slice(0, 4) }); + else if (roll < 0.24) await storage.update(id, { [`f${step % 3}`]: step }); + else if (roll < 0.3) await storage.inc('c1', 'count', 1); + else if (roll < 0.4) await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); + else if (roll < 0.48) await storage.remove(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); + else if (roll < 0.54) await storage.delete(id); + else if (roll < 0.78) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'body', letter(storage).repeat(1 + (step % 3))); + else await spliceAt(storage, id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); } catch (error) { - // A record deleted elsewhere is a legitimate outcome of the workload. - if (!/not found/.test(error.message)) throw error; + // A record deleted or shortened elsewhere is a legitimate outcome. + if (!/not found|out of range|takes a count/.test(error.message)) throw error; } } await settle(storages, { timeout: 10_000 }); await assertConverged(storages); + // The sequence blocks agree too, not only what they read as. + const blocks = async (storage) => { + const out = {}; + for (const record of (await storage.snapshot()).records) out[record.id] = record.meta.seqs ?? {}; + return out; + }; + const expected = await blocks(storages[0]); + for (const other of storages.slice(1)) assert.deepStrictEqual(await blocks(other), expected); + assert.strictEqual((await storages[0].get('c1')).count, 7, 'every inc counted once'); }); await t.test( @@ -254,6 +353,10 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { for (let i = 0; i < 12; i++) await a.inc(id, 'hits', 1); await a.add(id, 'tags', ['x', 'y']); await a.remove(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello'); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 5, 0, ' world'); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 1); + await a.push(id, 'items', [1, 2]); await a.insert({ other: true }); assert.ok(a.log.floor > 1, 'history was compacted'); // A holds state stamped by a peer whose clock runs an hour ahead; it @@ -270,15 +373,22 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await assertConverged([a, b]); assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).hits, 12, 'counters are exact after a snapshot'); assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).tags, ['y'], 'and so is a set, tags included'); + assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).body, 'ello world', 'and a text, with its runs and cuts'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).items, [1, 2]); // Live after bootstrap, both ways. await a.inc(id, 'hits', 1); await a.remove(id, 'tags', ['y']); await b.add(id, 'tags', ['z']); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'h'); // anchored into the joined runs + await a.push(id, 'body', '!'); + await b.push(id, 'items', [3]); const fromB = await b.insert({ late: true }); await settle([a, b]); assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).hits, 13); assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).tags, ['z']); assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).tags, ['z']); + assert.strictEqual((await a.get(id)).body, 'hello world!'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).items, [1, 2, 3]); assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(fromB), { late: true }); // B's write to the skew-stamped record wins over what it joined, everywhere. await b.update('skewed', { v: 'B' }); From f579888212a002ea2418d35ce70314596a378587 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 12:00:30 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 07/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(lists):=20setAt()=20and=20move()=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20a=20movable=20list?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A list's elements keep their names across moves: `setAt(id, key, index, value)` is a value register per element and `move(id, key, from, to)` a position register (Kleppmann et al. 2020, Loro's MovableList). A move cuts the slot the element showed at and adds a one-element position run that names it; a slot shows iff it is alive and the position its element's register names, so two concurrent moves leave the element once, at the newer move's place, a move concurrent with a removal brings it back, and an assigned value follows the element. `assign` (`=`) and `move` (`^`) ops ride in key/value; a register for an element whose run has not arrived waits like a cut. Run-length segments of a list compare by their JSON, so a repeated cut is a no-op. Partition tests, the fuzz with setAt/move branches, the Lists and text page; browser budget 48 → 49 KB (48.9). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 6 +- CLAUDE.md | 6 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 34 +++++++++-- docs/guide/sync.md | 2 + docs/reference/api.md | 6 +- index.d.ts | 55 ++++++++++++++++- scripts/size.js | 6 +- src/commit.js | 43 ++++++++++++- src/ops.js | 48 ++++++++++++++- src/record.js | 10 ++++ src/sequence.js | 116 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- src/shape.js | 17 +++++- src/storage.js | 29 +++++++++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 16 +++++ tests/ops.test.js | 54 +++++++++++++++++ tests/sequence.test.js | 114 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/storage.ops.test.js | 62 ++++++++++++++++++- tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 37 ++++++++++-- 18 files changed, 630 insertions(+), 31 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 3975767..c42e9b9 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -28,7 +28,11 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. counter or a set outrank a list, a list a text. Lists and texts cross a schema version through `migrate()`, are indexed and queried as the arrays and strings they read as, and converge over a mesh in the seeded fuzz. - Browser budget 42 → 48 KB. + A list is movable: `setAt(id, key, index, value)` and `move(id, key, + from, to)` are a value and a position register per element, so two nodes + moving one element concurrently leave it once, at the newer move's place, + and a move concurrent with a removal brings the element back. Browser + budget 42 → 49 KB. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 93c3492..2fbe18b 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -191,7 +191,11 @@ docs/ VitePress site `src/sequence.js` (Fugue runs anchored `^`/`>e`/``. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; throws on a register or counter field | | `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); throws on a register or counter field | | `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind. Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length; throws on a register, counter or set field | -| `push(id, key, content, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Appends to a list or text field — a `splice` at the end | +$1 +| `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a text and on the other kinds | +| `move(id, key, from, to, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Moves the element at `from` of a list field to `to`, its index once out (a `move` op); concurrent moves of one element leave it once, at the newer one's place; `from === to` is nothing; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` | | `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | | `repair(id)` | `Promise<{ ops, alive }>` | Rebuilds a record whose file fails its integrity check from the log's entries of it (see [Repair](../guide/storage#repair)); rejects with `code: 'UNRECOVERABLE'` when the log holds no whole-record op for it | | `delete(id, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Leaves a tombstone | @@ -196,7 +198,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | | `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection | `id`, `entity` (the collection's) | | `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list or text field, `inc()` on a register, set, list or text field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list or text field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter or set field | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'` or `'text'`) | -| `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | +| `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 50a8643..0285ae6 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -81,7 +81,19 @@ export type ClockStamp = readonly [number, string]; /** The highest per-origin sequence number a node has applied. */ export type VersionVector = { readonly [origin: string]: number }; -export type SyncOpType = 'write' | 'set' | 'inc' | 'add' | 'remove' | 'splice' | 'delete' | 'merge' | 'advance' | 'purge'; +export type SyncOpType = + | 'write' + | 'set' + | 'inc' + | 'add' + | 'remove' + | 'splice' + | 'assign' + | 'move' + | 'delete' + | 'merge' + | 'advance' + | 'purge'; /** What a `remove` carries per element: the element and, per origin, the newest add ts the remover had observed. */ export type SetRemoval = readonly [element: unknown, tags: { readonly [origin: string]: number }]; @@ -101,6 +113,23 @@ export interface SplicePayload { content: string | readonly unknown[]; } +/** What an `assign` carries: a list element by name and its new value. */ +export interface AssignPayload { + elem: string; + value: unknown; +} + +/** + * What a `move` carries: the element, the slot it showed at (cut), the + * anchor of its new one-element position run, and its value for that run. + */ +export interface MovePayload { + elem: string; + cut: readonly [run: string, offset: number, length: 1]; + at: string; + value: unknown; +} + /** * A list or text field's block (src/sequence.js): the runs by key * (`ts:origin`) as `[anchor, content, element?]`, with content run-length @@ -139,7 +168,7 @@ export interface SyncOp { /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`: the field. */ key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount added; `add`: the elements; `remove`: the elements with the tags the remover observed. */ - value?: number | readonly unknown[] | readonly SetRemoval[] | SplicePayload; + value?: number | readonly unknown[] | readonly SetRemoval[] | SplicePayload | AssignPayload | MovePayload; /** The schema version of the node that made it; absent without a schema, and on `merge`/`advance`. */ v?: number; /** Who made it — `open({ actor })` or the write's own; a claim the origin signed, not a proof of identity. Absent on `merge`/`advance`. */ @@ -695,10 +724,15 @@ export interface WriteContext { key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount; `add`/`remove`: the elements, as the caller gave them. */ value?: number | readonly unknown[]; - /** `splice`: the index (`null`: the end), how many to remove and what to insert, as the caller gave them. */ + /** + * `splice`: the index (`null`: the end), how many to remove and what to + * insert; `assign`: the index and the value; `move`: the index (`from`) + * and `to` — as the caller gave them. + */ index?: number | null; count?: number; content?: string | readonly unknown[]; + to?: number; /** `merge` only: the metadata being joined. */ meta?: EntryMeta; /** The record before the write — `null` when absent or deleted. Read-only. */ @@ -1282,6 +1316,17 @@ export interface Storage { ): Promise; /** Appends `content` to list or text field `key` — a splice at the end. */ push(id: string, key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** + * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key`: a register per + * element, last writer wins, following the element through a concurrent move. + */ + setAt(id: string, key: string, index: number, value: unknown, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** + * Moves the element at `from` of list field `key` to `to`, its index once + * it is out. Two nodes moving one element concurrently leave it once, at + * the newer move's place; a move concurrent with a removal brings it back. + */ + move(id: string, key: string, from: number, to: number, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** * Compare-and-swap: writes `changes` only if every field of `prev` still * holds its value, compared inside the mutation queue — two concurrent @@ -1425,6 +1470,10 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { splice(key: string, index: number, count?: number, content?: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Appends to a list or text field — `storage.push` with this record's id. */ push(key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Replaces an element of a list field — `storage.setAt` with this record's id. */ + setAt(key: string, index: number, value: unknown, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Moves an element of a list field — `storage.move` with this record's id. */ + move(key: string, from: number, to: number, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; delete(options?: WriteOptions): Promise; // Live properties: one getter/setter per field of the loaded object. [field: string]: unknown; diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 460b558..c3f6d2f 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -91,8 +91,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // reset rule and the join) wired into ops.js as the list and text kinds — // the raise to 47 KB (47.0 measured); its API — splice() and push(), the // index resolved inside the queue, OUT_OF_RANGE, migrate() over lists and - // texts — the raise to 48 KB (47.7 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 48 }, + // texts — the raise to 48 KB (47.7 measured). The movable list — setAt() + // and move(), a value and a position register per element, position runs + // — the raise to 49 KB (48.9 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 49 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 455fc16..2c99b5d 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ const HINTS = { register: 'a register; use update()', counter: 'a counter; use inc()', set: 'a set; use add() or remove()', - list: 'a list; use splice() or push()', + list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move()', text: 'a text; use splice() or push()', bound: 'past the bound on pending work', }; @@ -156,6 +156,45 @@ const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { return value; }; +// A list's element, by its index: the name it keeps across moves. Another +// kind under the field is left to applyOp to refuse; a field with no block +// has no elements (OUT_OF_RANGE). +const elementAt = (core, id, key, index, current) => { + const meta = current?.meta; + const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; + if (held === undefined && meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key))) { + return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; + } + if (held !== undefined && held.k !== 'l') return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; + const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); + const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; + if (index >= length) { + const message = `Index ${index} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${length})`; + throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { id, field: key, index, count: 0, length }); + } + return { idx, elem: S.elemAt(idx, index) }; +}; + +const resolveAssign = (core, id, payload, current) => { + const { key, index, value } = payload; + return { elem: elementAt(core, id, key, index, current).elem, value }; +}; + +// A move names two indices; what travels is the element, the slot it showed +// at and the anchor of its new position (`to` counts once it is out). +const resolveMove = (core, id, payload, current) => { + const { key, index: from, to } = payload; + const { idx, elem } = elementAt(core, id, key, from, current); + if (idx === null) return { elem, cut: ['1:placeholder', 0, 1], at: S.HEAD, value: null }; + if (to >= idx.length) { + const message = `Index ${to} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${idx.length})`; + throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { id, field: key, index: to, count: 0, length: idx.length }); + } + const place = S.placeInsert(idx, to < from ? to : to + 1, core.nodeId); + const at = place.at ?? `>${S.elemKey(place.run, place.from - 1)}`; + return { elem, cut: S.slotAt(idx, from), at, value: S.render(idx)[from] }; +}; + // The op as this node mints it: stamped above everything the node already // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this @@ -176,6 +215,8 @@ const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { // queue — read outside it, a concurrent apply could add between the two. if (type === 'remove') op.value = observedTags(current?.meta ?? null, payload.key, payload.value); if (type === 'splice') op.value = resolveSplice(core, id, payload, current); + if (type === 'assign') op.value = resolveAssign(core, id, payload, current); + if (type === 'move') op.value = resolveMove(core, id, payload, current); return op; }; diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 5927728..e9e6018 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -505,10 +505,16 @@ const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { } if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; const result = S.applySplice(held ?? S.createSeq(kind), stamp, payload, meta.base); + settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); +}; + +// What a sequence op leaves: the block pruned at once (what fell below the +// base must look the same as if it had never landed, whichever side of the +// reset it arrived on), the field read again, a refusal reported. +const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { + const { meta } = entry; if (result.reason === 'bound') rejected.push({ field, reason: 'bound' }); if (!result.changed) return; - // Pruned at once: what the op left below the base must look the same as - // if it had never landed, whichever side of the reset it arrived on. const seq = S.prune(result.seq, meta.base); if (seq === null) { if (held !== undefined) { @@ -524,6 +530,38 @@ const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { delta[field] = entry.data[field]; }; +// An `assign` or a `move` on a list: the element's value or position +// register (src/sequence.js); refused on a text and on the other kinds. +const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { + const { meta } = entry; + const { key: field, value: payload } = op; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; + if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); + return; + } + if (isCounter(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); + return; + } + if (isSet(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); + return; + } + const held = own(meta.seqs, field); + if (held !== undefined && held.k !== 'l') { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'text' }); + return; + } + if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; + // A register for an element whose run has not arrived is kept: the op + // names the field a list, like a cut that comes before its run. + const block = held ?? S.createSeq('l'); + const result = + op.type === 'assign' ? S.applyAssign(block, stamp, payload) : S.applyMove(block, stamp, payload, meta.base); + settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); +}; + // Everything the entry held, gone: the purge, and a merge that meets one. const erase = (entry, stamp, delta) => { const { meta, data } = entry; @@ -626,6 +664,8 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { applySet(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } else if (op.type === 'splice') { applySeq(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); + } else if (op.type === 'assign' || op.type === 'move') { + applyListOp(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } const before = previous ? previous.meta : null; @@ -818,6 +858,8 @@ const TYPE_CODES = { add: '+', remove: '-', splice: '/', + assign: '=', + move: '^', }; const CODE_TYPES = { w: 'write', @@ -830,6 +872,8 @@ const CODE_TYPES = { '+': 'add', '-': 'remove', '/': 'splice', + '=': 'assign', + '^': 'move', }; const packOps = (ops) => { diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index e1749b9..f78cac8 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -161,6 +161,16 @@ class Record extends Emitter { await this.#storage.push(this.#id, key, content, options); } + /** Replaces an element of a list field; the storage-level `setAt` with this record's id. */ + async setAt(key, index, value, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.setAt(this.#id, key, index, value, options); + } + + /** Moves an element of a list field; the storage-level `move` with this record's id. */ + async move(key, from, to, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.move(this.#id, key, from, to, options); + } + async delete(options = {}) { await this.#storage.delete(this.#id, options); this.#data = null; diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index e5b9b24..5394988 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -32,6 +32,18 @@ // set of runs, never of their order of arrival. Each of those pending things // counts against PENDING_MAX, a bound on hostile input like `sync.maxSkew`. // +// A LIST is also movable (Kleppmann et al., "Moving elements in list +// CRDTs", 2020; Loro's MovableList): every element has, beside its place in +// the tree, two registers keyed by its name — `pos`, the position it shows +// at, and `vals`, its value — each last-writer-wins by stamp. A `move` cuts +// the slot the element showed at and adds a one-element POSITION run +// (`[at, [[value]], elem]`) that names the element; the register then points +// at that run. A slot shows iff it is alive and it is the position its +// element's register names (its own slot, when no move has named one), so +// two concurrent moves leave the element once, at the newer one's place, and +// a move concurrent with a cut of the old slot brings the element back at the +// new one. An `assign` sets the value register; a cut element keeps neither. +// // A reset (`write`, `delete`) drops every run stamped below `base` — a run // is as old as its first element — and a surviving run whose anchor fell // reads as a right child of the head. `prune` applies the rule to a block, @@ -174,6 +186,13 @@ const rleCut = (kind, rle, offset, length) => { return b.done(); }; +// Segment by segment: gaps by length, texts by value, list items by their JSON. +const sameSeg = (a, b) => + typeof a === 'number' || typeof a === 'string' + ? a === b + : Array.isArray(b) && JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b); +const sameRle = (a, b) => a.length === b.length && a.every((seg, i) => sameSeg(seg, b[i])); + // Two pictures of one run: the longer one's length, an element alive only // where both have it alive (a cut seen anywhere happened). const rleMerge = (kind, a, b) => { @@ -393,6 +412,19 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { const runIndex = new Map(runs.map((r, i) => [r.key, i])); let n = 0; let v = 0; + const movable = seq.k === 'l'; + const visElem = movable ? [] : null; + // A list slot shows when alive AND it is the position its element's + // register names: its own slot when no move named one, else the position + // run the newest move made. + const shows = (r, off) => { + if (r.items[off] === GAP) return false; + if (!movable) return true; + const elem = r.elem ?? elemKey(r.key, off); + const winner = seq.pos && own(seq.pos, elem); + if (winner === undefined) return r.elem === null; + return r.elem === elem && r.key === winner[2]; + }; const emit = (r, off) => { const i = runIndex.get(r.key); ordRun[n] = i; @@ -400,9 +432,10 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { r.ordAt[off] = n; r.visAt[off] = v; n++; - if (r.items[off] !== GAP) { + if (shows(r, off)) { visRun[v] = i; visOff[v] = off; + if (movable) visElem.push(r.elem ?? elemKey(r.key, off)); v++; } }; @@ -468,6 +501,8 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { ordOff, visRun: visible, visOff: visibleOff, + visElem, + vals: seq.vals ?? null, length: v, total: n, }; @@ -482,12 +517,23 @@ const render = (index) => { return out; } const out = new Array(length); - for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out[i] = runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]]; + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) { + const assigned = index.vals === null ? undefined : own(index.vals, index.visElem[i]); + out[i] = assigned === undefined ? runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]] : assigned[2]; + } return out; }; -const elemAt = (index, i) => - i >= 0 && i < index.length ? elemKey(index.runs[index.visRun[i]].key, index.visOff[i]) : null; +// The element at visible index `i`: its name (a list element keeps it across +// moves; a text element's is its slot) or null out of range. +const elemAt = (index, i) => { + if (i < 0 || i >= index.length) return null; + return index.visElem !== null ? index.visElem[i] : elemKey(index.runs[index.visRun[i]].key, index.visOff[i]); +}; + +// The slot visible index `i` shows at, as a cut range. +const slotAt = (index, i) => + i >= 0 && i < index.length ? [index.runs[index.visRun[i]].key, index.visOff[i], 1] : null; const leftmostDescendant = (r, off) => { for (;;) { @@ -655,7 +701,7 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) const len = rleLength(before[1]); const inside = Math.min(length, len - offset); const after = rleCut(m.k, before[1], offset, inside); - if (after.length !== before[1].length || after.some((seg, i) => seg !== before[1][i])) { + if (!sameRle(after, before[1])) { m.runs[key] = before.length === 3 ? [before[0], after, before[2]] : [before[0], after]; changed = true; } @@ -712,6 +758,63 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; }; +// A register write, LWW by stamp: null when the held one is as new. +const newer = (map, key, stamp) => { + const held = map && own(map, key); + return held === undefined || compareClock([held[0], held[1]], stamp) < 0; +}; + +// An `assign`: the element's value register (lists only). +const applyAssign = (seq, stamp, payload) => { + if (seq.k !== 'l' || !payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const { elem, value } = payload; + if (!isElemKey(elem) || !isJson(value) || value === undefined) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (!newer(seq.vals, elem, stamp)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + const next = cloneSeq(seq); + (next.vals ??= {})[elem] = [stamp[0], stamp[1], value]; + next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, stamp[0]); + return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; +}; + +// A `move`: cuts the slot the element showed at, adds a position run that +// names it (whatever the register says — another node may anchor on it) +// and points the position register at that run when the stamp is newer. +const applyMove = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) => { + const [ts, origin] = stamp; + if (seq.k !== 'l' || !payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const { elem, cut, at, value } = payload; + const anchor = parseAnchor(at); + const cutOk = Array.isArray(cut) && cut.length === 3 && isRunKey(cut[0]) && parseRun(cut[0]).ts < ts; + const anchorOk = anchor !== null && at !== END && (anchor.elem === null || anchor.elem.ts < ts); + if (!isElemKey(elem) || !cutOk || !Number.isInteger(cut[1]) || cut[1] < 0 || cut[2] !== 1 || !anchorOk) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + if (!isJson(value) || value === undefined) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const key = runKey(ts, origin); + let next = null; + const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); + const spliced = applySplice(seq, stamp, { cut: [cut], content: [] }, base, pendingMax); + if (spliced.reason === 'bound') return spliced; + if (spliced.changed) next = spliced.seq; + if (own((next ?? seq).runs, key) === undefined) { + const parent = anchor.elem === null ? null : own((next ?? seq).runs, anchor.elem.run); + const resolved = + anchor.elem === null || + (base !== null && compareClock([anchor.elem.ts, anchor.elem.origin], base) < 0) || + (parent !== undefined && anchor.elem.offset < rleLength(parent[1])); + if (!resolved && pendingMax - pendingCount(next ?? seq, buildIndex(next ?? seq, base)) <= 0) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + } + const m = mutable(); + m.runs[key] = [at, [[value]], elem]; + m.ts = Math.max(m.ts, ts); + settle(m, key); + } + if (newer((next ?? seq).pos, elem, stamp)) (mutable().pos ??= {})[elem] = [ts, origin, key]; + if (next === null) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; +}; + // The reset rule: drops what is stamped below `base`. Null when nothing is left. const below = (key, base) => { const parsed = parseRun(key); @@ -816,6 +919,9 @@ module.exports = { placeInsert, rangesOf, applySplice, + applyAssign, + applyMove, + slotAt, prune, join, pendingCount, diff --git a/src/shape.js b/src/shape.js index 5e564b5..ba18532 100644 --- a/src/shape.js +++ b/src/shape.js @@ -44,12 +44,25 @@ const isStreamName = (value) => const KEY_ID = /^[A-Za-z0-9_-]{42}[AEIMQUYcgkosw048]$/; const isKeyId = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && KEY_ID.test(value); -const OP_TYPES = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'delete', 'merge', 'advance', 'purge', 'add', 'remove', 'splice']); +const OP_TYPES = new Set([ + 'write', + 'set', + 'inc', + 'delete', + 'merge', + 'advance', + 'purge', + 'add', + 'remove', + 'splice', + 'assign', + 'move', +]); // The ops an entity's validator sees: the ones that leave a record for the // application to read. A `merge` joins a peer's state as it is, a `delete` // leaves nothing to validate. -const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice']); +const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'assign', 'move']); // A signature's three fields, by shape alone — whether they check is // src/signing.js's business: 64 bytes base64url, 32 bytes hex, a nonce. diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index d80fa19..07f84e9 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -1040,6 +1040,35 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, spliceArgs('push', key, null, 0, content), { actor }); } + /** + * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key` with `value` (an + * `assign` op): a register per element, last writer wins, and the value + * follows the element through a concurrent move. + */ + async setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor } = {}) { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a field name'); + if (!Number.isInteger(index) || index < 0) throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a non-negative integer index'); + if (value === undefined || typeof value === 'function' || typeof value === 'symbol') { + throw new TypeError(`setAt() takes a JSON value; got ${typeof value}`); + } + await this[COMMIT]('assign', id, { key, index, value }, { actor }); + } + + /** + * Moves the element at `from` of list field `key` to `to` — its index once + * it is out (a `move` op). Two nodes moving one element concurrently leave + * it once, at the newer move's place; a move concurrent with a removal of + * the element brings it back. + */ + async move(id, key, from, to, { actor } = {}) { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('move() takes a field name'); + if (!Number.isInteger(from) || from < 0 || !Number.isInteger(to) || to < 0) { + throw new TypeError('move() takes non-negative integer indices'); + } + if (from === to) return; + await this[COMMIT]('move', id, { key, index: from, to }, { actor }); + } + /** * Rebuilds the record `id` from what this node's log holds of it — for a * file that fails its integrity check (`INTEGRITY`) or is torn. The diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 8b3ec05..e8d4451 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -187,6 +187,20 @@ expectAssignable({ value: { at: '^', content: 'hi' }, }); expectAssignable({ cut: [['1:a', 0, 2]], content: '' }); +expectType>(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 0, { done: true })); +expectType>(storage.move('id', 'items', 0, 2, { actor: 'u2' })); +expectError(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 'x', 1)); +expectError(storage.move('id', 'items', 0)); +expectAssignable({ + origin: 'a', + seq: 4, + ts: 4, + type: 'assign', + id: 'r', + key: 'items', + value: { elem: '1:0:a', value: 1 }, +}); +expectAssignable({ elem: '1:0:a', cut: ['1:a', 0, 1], at: '^', value: 1 }); expectType(entry.meta.seqs.body); expectType>(storage.delete('id', { actor: 'u2' })); expectType>(storage.purge('id', { actor: 'u2' })); @@ -228,6 +242,8 @@ expectType>(record.remove('tags', ['x'], { actor: 'u2' })); expectError(record.add('tags', 'x')); expectType>(record.splice('body', 0, 1, 'x')); expectType>(record.push('items', [1])); +expectType>(record.setAt('items', 0, 'x')); +expectType>(record.move('items', 0, 1)); expectAssignable({ getId: () => 'id' }); expectAssignable({ getId: async () => 'id' }); expectType(syncom.Storage.generateId()); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 5135d84..5f31fe8 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -740,6 +740,60 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(latestClock(revived.entry.meta), [60, '']); }); + await t.test('a list moves and assigns through applyOp; concurrent moves leave the element once', () => { + const items = (ts, origin, seq, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'items', value }); + const a1 = items(10, 'A', 1, { at: '^', content: [1, 2, 3] }); + const assign = op('assign', 20, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: { elem: '10:1:A', value: 'two' } }); + const toEnd = op('move', 30, 'C', { + seq: 1, + key: 'items', + value: { elem: '10:0:A', cut: ['10:A', 0, 1], at: '>10:2:A', value: 1 }, + }); + assertCommutes([a1, assign, toEnd], { items: ['two', 3, 1] }); + // Two moves of one element: the newer stamp names where it shows. + const toHead = op('move', 40, 'D', { + seq: 1, + key: 'items', + // To the head: a left child of the first element — `^` would be a child + // of the root, ordered among them by origin, D after A. + value: { elem: '10:0:A', cut: ['10:A', 0, 1], at: '<10:0:A', value: 1 }, + }); + assertCommutes([a1, assign, toEnd, toHead], { items: [1, 'two', 3] }); + // A cut of the old slot concurrent with a move: the move brings it back. + const cut = items(25, 'B', 2, { cut: [['10:A', 0, 1]], content: [] }); + assertCommutes([a1, assign, cut, toEnd], { items: ['two', 3, 1] }); + // The assigned value travels with the element. + const assignMoved = op('assign', 50, 'E', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: { elem: '10:0:A', value: 'one' } }); + assertCommutes([a1, toEnd, toHead, assignMoved], { items: ['one', 2, 3] }); + // Refusals: a text, a register, a counter, a set; a field with no block is nothing. + const text = replay([op('splice', 10, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: { at: '^', content: 'ab' } })]); + const onText = applyOp(text, op('assign', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: { elem: '10:0:A', value: 'x' } })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([onText.changed, onText.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + const reg = replay([op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { f: 1 } })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, op('move', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: toEnd.value })).rejected, [ + { field: 'f', reason: 'register' }, + ]); + // A register for an element whose run is not here yet names the field a + // list and waits — like a cut that comes before its run. + const none = applyOp(reg, op('assign', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'other', value: { elem: '10:0:A', value: 1 } })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([none.changed, none.rejected, none.entry.data.other], [true, [], []]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(none.entry.meta.seqs.other.vals, { '10:0:A': [2, 'B', 1] }); + // Merge == replay with registers, and the codes are one character. + const left = replay([a1, assign]); + const right = replay([a1, toEnd, toHead]); + const all = replay([a1, assign, toEnd, toHead]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(left, right).meta, all.meta); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(left, right).data, all.data); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + packOps([assign, toEnd]).map((row) => row[3]), + ['=', '^'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + unpackOps(packOps([assign, toEnd])).map((o) => o.type), + ['assign', 'move'], + ); + }); + await t.test('mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence', () => { const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); const a1 = splice(10, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' }); diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index d362f10..63cbbd5 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -147,6 +147,120 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(read(a), [0, { id: 1 }, 3]); }); + await t.test('a list moves and assigns: a position and a value register per element', () => { + const a = node('A', 'l'); + const first = insert(a, 0, ['a', 'b', 'c']); + const R = S.runKey(first.ts, 'A'); + const idx = index(a); + const bKey = S.elemAt(idx, 1); + assert.strictEqual(bKey, S.elemKey(R, 1)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.slotAt(idx, 1), [R, 1, 1]); + // assign: last writer wins by stamp; the same stamp changes nothing. + const ts1 = tick(); + const assigned = S.applyAssign(a.seq, [ts1, 'A'], { elem: bKey, value: 'B' }); + assert.strictEqual(assigned.changed, true); + a.seq = assigned.seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(a), ['a', 'B', 'c']); + assert.strictEqual(S.applyAssign(a.seq, [ts1 - 1, 'Z'], { elem: bKey, value: 'old' }).changed, false); + assert.strictEqual(S.applyAssign(a.seq, [ts1, 'A'], { elem: bKey, value: 'B' }).changed, false); + // move a to the end: cut its slot, add a position run after c, point the register at it. + const aKey = S.elemAt(idx, 0); + const mv = { + ts: tick(), + origin: 'A', + payload: { elem: aKey, cut: S.slotAt(idx, 0), at: `>${S.elemKey(R, 2)}`, value: 'a' }, + }; + const moved = S.applyMove(a.seq, [mv.ts, mv.origin], mv.payload); + assert.strictEqual(moved.changed, true); + a.seq = moved.seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(a), ['B', 'c', 'a']); + assert.strictEqual(S.elemAt(index(a), 2), aKey, 'the element keeps its name across the move'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(a.seq.pos[aKey], [mv.ts, 'A', S.runKey(mv.ts, 'A')]); + assert.strictEqual(S.applyMove(a.seq, [mv.ts, mv.origin], mv.payload).changed, false, 'idempotent'); + // A concurrent move of the same element by B, stamped newer, wins: the + // element shows once, at B's place; A's position stays as a dead slot. + const b = node('B', 'l'); + apply(b, first); + const mvB = { + ts: tick(), + origin: 'B', + payload: { elem: aKey, cut: S.slotAt(index(b), 0), at: `<${S.elemKey(R, 1)}`, value: 'a' }, + }; + const seqs = [ + [ + first, + { ts: ts1, origin: 'A', payload: { elem: bKey, value: 'B' }, kind: 'assign' }, + { ...mv, kind: 'move' }, + { ...mvB, kind: 'move' }, + ], + ]; + for (const ops of seqs) { + const results = permutations(ops) + .filter(orderedPerOrigin) + .map((order) => { + const n = node('fresh', 'l'); + for (const op of order) { + const stamp = [op.ts, op.origin]; + const r = + op.kind === 'assign' + ? S.applyAssign(n.seq, stamp, op.payload) + : op.kind === 'move' + ? S.applyMove(n.seq, stamp, op.payload) + : S.applySplice(n.seq, stamp, op.payload); + n.seq = r.seq; + } + return n; + }); + for (const n of results) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(n), ['a', 'B', 'c']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(n.seq, results[0].seq); + } + } + // A cut of the slot an element shows at hides it; a concurrent move brings it back at the new place. + const c = node('C', 'l'); + apply(c, first); + const cutA = { ts: tick(), origin: 'C', payload: { cut: [S.slotAt(index(c), 0)], content: [] } }; + apply(c, cutA); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(c), ['b', 'c']); + c.seq = S.applyMove(c.seq, [mvB.ts, 'B'], mvB.payload).seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(c), ['a', 'b', 'c'], 'resurrected at the moved-to place'); + // Cutting the winning position removes the element for good. + const gone = S.rangesOf(index(c), 0, 1); + c.seq = S.applySplice(c.seq, [tick(), 'C'], { cut: gone, content: [] }).seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(c), ['b', 'c']); + // join equals replay with registers in it. + const joined = S.join(a.seq, c.seq); + const replayed = node('R', 'l'); + for (const op of [first, cutA]) apply(replayed, op); + replayed.seq = S.applyAssign(replayed.seq, [ts1, 'A'], { elem: bKey, value: 'B' }).seq; + replayed.seq = S.applyMove(replayed.seq, [mv.ts, 'A'], mv.payload).seq; + replayed.seq = S.applyMove(replayed.seq, [mvB.ts, 'B'], mvB.payload).seq; + replayed.seq = S.applySplice(replayed.seq, [gone === null ? 1 : tick(), 'C'], { cut: gone, content: [] }).seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.render(S.buildIndex(joined)), S.render(S.buildIndex(replayed.seq))); + // Malformed, and a text refuses both. + for (const bad of [null, { elem: 'nope', value: 1 }, { elem: aKey }, { elem: aKey, value: () => 1 }]) { + assert.strictEqual(S.applyAssign(a.seq, [tick(), 'A'], bad).reason, 'malformed', JSON.stringify(bad)); + } + for (const bad of [ + { elem: aKey, cut: [R, 0, 2], at: '^', value: 1 }, + { elem: aKey, cut: [R, 0, 1], at: '$', value: 1 }, + { elem: aKey, cut: [R, 0, 1], at: `<${S.elemKey(S.runKey(9e15, 'Z'), 0)}`, value: 1 }, + { elem: aKey, cut: [S.runKey(9e15, 'Z'), 0, 1], at: '^', value: 1 }, + { elem: aKey, cut: [R, 0, 1], at: '^' }, + ]) { + assert.strictEqual(S.applyMove(a.seq, [tick(), 'A'], bad).reason, 'malformed', JSON.stringify(bad)); + } + const text = node('T'); + const t0 = insert(text, 0, 'ab'); + assert.strictEqual( + S.applyAssign(text.seq, [tick(), 'T'], { elem: S.elemKey(S.runKey(t0.ts, 'T'), 0), value: 'x' }).reason, + 'malformed', + ); + // prune drops registers below the base with their runs. + const pruned = S.prune(a.seq, [mv.ts + 1, 'R']); + assert.strictEqual(pruned, null, 'everything was stamped below the reset'); + }); + await t.test('concurrent inserts at one spot keep both, in origin order, whatever arrives first', () => { const a = node('A'); const b = node('B'); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index cb110a7..09b2dfe 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -218,10 +218,10 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'nope', 0, 1), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', length: 0 }); // The kind rule, with a hint at the right call. await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { body: 'plain' }), /text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); - await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'items'), /list; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'items'), /list; use splice\(\), push\(\), setAt\(\) or move\(\)/); await assert.rejects(() => storage.add(id, 'body', ['x']), /text; use splice\(\)/); await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'name', 0, 0, 'x'), /register; use update\(\)/); - await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'items', 'text'), /list; use splice\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'items', 'text'), /list; use splice\(\), push/); await storage.inc(id, 'hits'); await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'hits', 'x'), /counter; use inc\(\)/); await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['t']); @@ -259,6 +259,64 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + await t.test('setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows', async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const ops = []; + storage.on('change', (op) => ops.push(op)); + const id = await storage.insert({ name: 'list' }); + await storage.push(id, 'items', ['a', 'b', 'c']); + await storage.setAt(id, 'items', 1, 'B'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, ['a', 'B', 'c']); + await storage.move(id, 'items', 0, 2); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, ['B', 'c', 'a']); + await storage.move(id, 'items', 2, 0); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, ['a', 'B', 'c']); + await storage.move(id, 'items', 1, 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ops.map((op) => op.type), + ['write', 'splice', 'assign', 'move', 'move'], + 'a move to the same place is nothing', + ); + const run = `${ops[1].ts}:${storage.nodeId}`; + assert.deepStrictEqual(ops[2].value, { elem: `${ops[1].ts}:1:${storage.nodeId}`, value: 'B' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(ops[3].value, { + elem: `${ops[1].ts}:0:${storage.nodeId}`, + cut: [run, 0, 1], + at: `>${ops[1].ts}:2:${storage.nodeId}`, + value: 'a', + }); + assert.strictEqual(ops[4].value.elem, ops[3].value.elem, 'the element keeps its name across moves'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ops[4].value.cut, + [`${ops[3].ts}:${storage.nodeId}`, 0, 1], + 'the slot it showed at was its position run', + ); + // The value follows the element: set after a move, read at the new place. + await storage.setAt(id, 'items', 0, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).items, ['A', 'B', 'c']); + // Out of range, the kind rule, arguments. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'items', 3, 'x'), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', index: 3, length: 3 }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'items', 0, 3), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', index: 3, length: 3 }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'items', 5, 0), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', index: 5, length: 3 }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'text'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'body', 0, 'x'), /text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); + await storage.move(id, 'name', 0, 0); // from === to is nothing, even on a register + await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'name', 0, 1), /register; use update\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'name', 0, 'x'), /register; use update\(\)/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'nope', 0, 'x'), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', length: 0 }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 7, 0, 'x'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'items', -1, 'x'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'items', 0, undefined), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'items', 'a', 0), TypeError); + // Through a live Record. + const record = await storage.record(id); + await record.move('items', 2, 0); + assert.deepStrictEqual(record.items, ['c', 'A', 'B']); + await record.setAt('items', 0, 'C'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(record.items, ['C', 'A', 'B']); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); + }); + await t.test('a peer’s set ops land in any order; a write on a set field is refused for that field', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const errors = []; diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index be24811..11bca76 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -210,6 +210,21 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await b.splice(id, 'body', 4, 0, '!'); await settle([a, b]); await assertConverged([a, b]); + // Two moves of one element apart: it ends up once, where the newer move put it. + await a.push(id, 'items', ['x', 'y', 'z']); + await settle([a, b]); + const before = (await a.get(id)).items; + link.disconnect(); + await a.move(id, 'items', before.indexOf('x'), before.length - 1); + await tick(); + await b.move(id, 'items', before.indexOf('x'), 0); + await b.setAt(id, 'items', 0, 'X'); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + const after = await assertConverged([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.length, before.length); + assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.filter((v) => v === 'X' || v === 'x').length, 1, 'the element shows once'); + assert.strictEqual(after[id].items[0], 'X', 'at the newer move’s place, with the assigned value'); // A reset by one side frees the field everywhere; typing after it starts over. await a.set(id, { title: 'reset' }); await settle([a, b]); @@ -277,6 +292,7 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { const count = Math.floor(random() * Math.min(3, length - at + 1)); await storage.splice(id, key, at, count, content); }; + let incs = 0; for (let step = 0; step < 80; step++) { const storage = storages[Math.floor(random() * storages.length)]; const id = ids[Math.floor(random() * ids.length)]; @@ -284,12 +300,23 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { try { if (roll < 0.12) await storage.set(id, { v: step, by: storage.nodeId.slice(0, 4) }); else if (roll < 0.24) await storage.update(id, { [`f${step % 3}`]: step }); - else if (roll < 0.3) await storage.inc('c1', 'count', 1); - else if (roll < 0.4) await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); + else if (roll < 0.3) { + await storage.inc('c1', 'count', 1); + incs++; + } else if (roll < 0.4) await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); else if (roll < 0.48) await storage.remove(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); else if (roll < 0.54) await storage.delete(id); - else if (roll < 0.78) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'body', letter(storage).repeat(1 + (step % 3))); - else await spliceAt(storage, id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); + else if (roll < 0.72) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'body', letter(storage).repeat(1 + (step % 3))); + else if (roll < 0.82) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); + else { + const items = (await storage.get(id))?.items ?? []; + if (items.length === 0) await storage.push(id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); + else if (roll < 0.9) { + await storage.setAt(id, 'items', Math.floor(random() * items.length), `${letter(storage)}=${step}`); + } else { + await storage.move(id, 'items', Math.floor(random() * items.length), Math.floor(random() * items.length)); + } + } } catch (error) { // A record deleted or shortened elsewhere is a legitimate outcome. if (!/not found|out of range|takes a count/.test(error.message)) throw error; @@ -305,7 +332,7 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { }; const expected = await blocks(storages[0]); for (const other of storages.slice(1)) assert.deepStrictEqual(await blocks(other), expected); - assert.strictEqual((await storages[0].get('c1')).count, 7, 'every inc counted once'); + assert.strictEqual((await storages[0].get('c1')).count, incs, 'every inc counted once'); }); await t.test( From 9d2822118f83dc2cf54f5fdd46bccea827b28264 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 12:05:32 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 08/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(text):=20updateText()=20=E2=80=94=20?= =?UTF-8?q?a=20whole=20new=20string=20becomes=20the=20splices=20that=20mer?= =?UTF-8?q?ge?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `updateText(id, key, text)` diffs a text field against the string an editor hands over, inside the mutation queue (src/myers.js: Myers' O(ND) over UTF-16 units after the common prefix and suffix, written from the paper), and sends one splice per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue; it resolves to how many ops it took, and a difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op replacing the middle. On the Record too. A text field is searched as it reads — `$text` follows updateText in and out. Browser budget 49 → 50 KB (49.7 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 5 +- CLAUDE.md | 4 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 32 ++++----- docs/reference/api.md | 1 + index.d.ts | 8 +++ scripts/size.js | 5 +- src/myers.js | 126 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/record.js | 5 ++ src/storage.js | 28 ++++++++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 3 + tests/myers.test.js | 61 +++++++++++++++++ tests/storage.ops.test.js | 33 ++++++++++ tests/suites/search.js | 14 ++++ tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 11 ++++ 14 files changed, 312 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/myers.js create mode 100644 tests/myers.test.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index c42e9b9..5119453 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -31,7 +31,10 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. A list is movable: `setAt(id, key, index, value)` and `move(id, key, from, to)` are a value and a position register per element, so two nodes moving one element concurrently leave it once, at the newer move's place, - and a move concurrent with a removal brings the element back. Browser + and a move concurrent with a removal brings the element back. + `updateText(id, key, text)` diffs a text field against a whole new string + inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units) and sends one splice per + hunk — what an editor hands over becomes the edits that merge. Browser budget 42 → 49 KB. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 2fbe18b..c44885d 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ src/keys.js loadKeyPair — the on-disk key pairs (RSA for sealing src/scope.js GLOBAL_SCOPE, inScope, opInScope — the one definition of "in scope" — no requires src/signing.js canonical form, signOp, verifyOp — what a signature covers (the header + a salted payload digest) and the verdict on a peer's op src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellFormed — what enters is checked here -src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, run-length content, the walk, - local placement, pending ops, prune and join — requires vector.js only +$1 +src/myers.js the diff behind updateText: Myers O(ND) over UTF-16 units into splices, last first — no requires src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index a2f51c5..89e5331 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -131,30 +131,24 @@ storage.on('change', (op) => { ## Binding an editor -An editor holds its own string; syncom holds the record's. Send what changed -as one splice — the common prefix and suffix of the old and new text give the -index, the count and the inserted text — and re-read the record on every +An editor holds its own string; syncom holds the record's. Hand the whole +new string over with `updateText()` and re-read the record on every `change` of it: ```js -const diffSplice = (before, after) => { - let start = 0; - while (start < before.length && start < after.length && before[start] === after[start]) start++; - let endB = before.length; - let endA = after.length; - while (endB > start && endA > start && before[endB - 1] === after[endA - 1]) { - endB--; - endA--; - } - return [start, endB - start, after.slice(start, endA)]; -}; - -const [index, count, text] = diffSplice('hello', 'hallo'); // [1, 1, 'a'] -await storage.splice(id, 'body', index, count, text); +await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'the quick brown fox'); // 1 — one op created the field +await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'the slow brown dog'); // 3 — one op per hunk +await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'the slow brown dog'); // 0 — nothing to do ``` -Batch keystrokes into one call where you can — a word, or a pause — so a -burst of typing is one op rather than ten. Indices are UTF-16 code units, as +`updateText` diffs the field against the new string *inside the mutation +queue* — Myers' algorithm over UTF-16 units, after the common prefix and +suffix are set aside — and sends one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one +turn of the queue, so a peer's op cannot land between the diff and the +splices. It resolves to how many ops it took; a difference deeper than a +thousand edit steps (a paste that replaces most of the text) is one op that +replaces the middle. Batch keystrokes into one call where you can — a word, +or a pause — so a burst of typing is one op rather than ten. Indices are UTF-16 code units, as `String#slice` counts them; a splice that splits a surrogate pair is the caller's to avoid. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 408371c..6b342e8 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); throws on a register or counter field | | `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind. Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length; throws on a register, counter or set field | $1 +| `updateText(id, key, text, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Makes a text field read as `text`: diffed against the field inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units), one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue; resolves to the number of ops. A difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op replacing the middle | | `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a text and on the other kinds | | `move(id, key, from, to, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Moves the element at `from` of a list field to `to`, its index once out (a `move` op); concurrent moves of one element leave it once, at the newer one's place; `from === to` is nothing; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` | | `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 0285ae6..dad4ae8 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1316,6 +1316,12 @@ export interface Storage { ): Promise; /** Appends `content` to list or text field `key` — a splice at the end. */ push(id: string, key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** + * Makes text field `key` read as `text`: diffed inside the mutation queue + * (Myers), one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue. + * Resolves to how many ops it took. + */ + updateText(id: string, key: string, text: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key`: a register per * element, last writer wins, following the element through a concurrent move. @@ -1470,6 +1476,8 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { splice(key: string, index: number, count?: number, content?: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Appends to a list or text field — `storage.push` with this record's id. */ push(key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Makes a text field read as `text` — `storage.updateText` with this record's id. */ + updateText(key: string, text: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Replaces an element of a list field — `storage.setAt` with this record's id. */ setAt(key: string, index: number, value: unknown, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Moves an element of a list field — `storage.move` with this record's id. */ diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index c3f6d2f..ecc2370 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -93,8 +93,9 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // index resolved inside the queue, OUT_OF_RANGE, migrate() over lists and // texts — the raise to 48 KB (47.7 measured). The movable list — setAt() // and move(), a value and a position register per element, position runs - // — the raise to 49 KB (48.9 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 49 }, + // — the raise to 49 KB (48.9 measured). updateText() with the Myers diff + // behind it (src/myers.js) — the raise to 50 KB (49.7 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 50 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/myers.js b/src/myers.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cd70af1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/myers.js @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The difference between two strings as splices: what `updateText` sends +// when an editor hands over a whole new text. Myers' O(ND) algorithm (E. W. +// Myers, "An O(ND) Difference Algorithm and Its Variations", 1986) over +// UTF-16 code units — the units `splice()` counts — after the common prefix +// and suffix are set aside, which is most of a keystroke's diff. Written +// from the paper; no requires, so it ships to the browser as it is. +// +// The result is a list of hunks `[index, count, text]` in the BEFORE +// string's coordinates, last first, so applying them one after another +// leaves every earlier index as it was. A difference deeper than `max` +// edit steps (a paste that replaces most of the text) is one hunk that +// replaces the middle: exact, just not minimal. + +const common = (a, b) => { + let start = 0; + while (start < a.length && start < b.length && a[start] === b[start]) start++; + let endA = a.length; + let endB = b.length; + while (endA > start && endB > start && a[endA - 1] === b[endB - 1]) { + endA--; + endB--; + } + return [start, endA, endB]; +}; + +// The shortest edit script from x to y as a list of `[kind, i, j]` steps in +// order — 'd' deletes x[i], 'i' inserts y[j] before x[i] — or null past max. +const shortestEdit = (x, y, max) => { + const n = x.length; + const m = y.length; + const limit = Math.min(n + m, max); + const offset = limit + 1; + const width = 2 * offset + 1; + let v = new Int32Array(width); + const trace = []; + for (let d = 0; d <= limit; d++) { + const snapshot = Int32Array.from(v); + trace.push(snapshot); + for (let k = -d; k <= d; k += 2) { + let i; + if (k === -d || (k !== d && v[offset + k - 1] < v[offset + k + 1])) i = v[offset + k + 1]; + else i = v[offset + k - 1] + 1; + let j = i - k; + while (i < n && j < m && x[i] === y[j]) { + i++; + j++; + } + v[offset + k] = i; + if (i >= n && j >= m) return backtrack(trace, offset, n, m); + } + v = Int32Array.from(v); + } + return null; +}; + +const backtrack = (trace, offset, n, m) => { + const steps = []; + let i = n; + let j = m; + for (let d = trace.length - 1; d > 0; d--) { + const v = trace[d]; + const k = i - j; + let prevK; + if (k === -d || (k !== d && v[offset + k - 1] < v[offset + k + 1])) prevK = k + 1; + else prevK = k - 1; + const prevI = v[offset + prevK]; + const prevJ = prevI - prevK; + while (i > prevI && j > prevJ) { + i--; + j--; + } + if (i === prevI) steps.push(['i', i, j - 1]); + else steps.push(['d', i - 1, j]); + i = prevI; + j = prevJ; + } + return steps.reverse(); +}; + +// Steps into hunks: deletions and insertions at one place join into one +// `[index, count, text]`, text taken from y. +const hunksOf = (steps, x, y, start) => { + const hunks = []; + let current = null; + for (const [kind, i, j] of steps) { + const at = i; + if (current !== null && current.end === at) { + if (kind === 'd') current.end = i + 1; + current.count += kind === 'd' ? 1 : 0; + current.text += kind === 'i' ? y[j] : ''; + continue; + } + if (current !== null) hunks.push([start + current.index, current.count, current.text]); + current = { + index: at, + end: kind === 'd' ? i + 1 : at, + count: kind === 'd' ? 1 : 0, + text: kind === 'i' ? y[j] : '', + }; + } + if (current !== null) hunks.push([start + current.index, current.count, current.text]); + return hunks.reverse(); +}; + +const diff = (a, b, { max = 1000 } = {}) => { + if (typeof a !== 'string' || typeof b !== 'string') throw new TypeError('diff() takes two strings'); + const [start, endA, endB] = common(a, b); + const x = a.slice(start, endA); + const y = b.slice(start, endB); + if (x.length === 0 && y.length === 0) return []; + if (x.length === 0 || y.length === 0) return [[start, x.length, y]]; + const steps = shortestEdit(x, y, max); + if (steps === null) return [[start, x.length, y]]; + return hunksOf(steps, x, y, start); +}; + +// Applies hunks (last first) to `a`: what the diff promises to produce. +const patch = (a, hunks) => { + let out = a; + for (const [index, count, text] of hunks) out = out.slice(0, index) + text + out.slice(index + count); + return out; +}; + +module.exports = { diff, patch }; diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index f78cac8..fcaed61 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -161,6 +161,11 @@ class Record extends Emitter { await this.#storage.push(this.#id, key, content, options); } + /** Makes a text field read as `text`; the storage-level `updateText` with this record's id. */ + async updateText(key, text, options = {}) { + return this.#storage.updateText(this.#id, key, text, options); + } + /** Replaces an element of a list field; the storage-level `setAt` with this record's id. */ async setAt(key, index, value, options = {}) { await this.#storage.setAt(this.#id, key, index, value, options); diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 07f84e9..8cbd94d 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq } = require('./ops.js'); +const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -1040,6 +1041,33 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, spliceArgs('push', key, null, 0, content), { actor }); } + /** + * Makes text field `key` read as `text`: the field is diffed against it + * inside the mutation queue (Myers, over UTF-16 units) and each hunk is a + * `splice`, last first, in one turn of the queue — what an editor hands + * over as a whole string becomes the edits that merge. Returns how many + * ops it took; a difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op + * replacing the middle. + */ + async updateText(id, key, text, { actor } = {}) { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('updateText() takes a field name'); + if (typeof text !== 'string') throw new TypeError('updateText() takes a string'); + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + return this.#run(async () => { + const current = await this.#core.entries.load(id); + const before = current && !current.encrypted && isAlive(current) ? current.data[key] : undefined; + // Another kind under the field: the first splice is refused for it. + const hunks = diff(typeof before === 'string' ? before : '', text); + let ops = 0; + for (const [index, count, content] of hunks) { + const payload = { key, index, count }; + if (content.length > 0) payload.content = content; + if ((await commit(this.#core, 'splice', id, payload, { actor })) !== null) ops++; + } + return ops; + }); + } + /** * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key` with `value` (an * `assign` op): a register per element, last writer wins, and the value diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index e8d4451..480eab2 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -188,6 +188,9 @@ expectAssignable({ }); expectAssignable({ cut: [['1:a', 0, 2]], content: '' }); expectType>(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 0, { done: true })); +expectType>(storage.updateText('id', 'body', 'hello', { actor: 'u2' })); +expectError(storage.updateText('id', 'body', 5)); +expectType>(record.updateText('body', 'x')); expectType>(storage.move('id', 'items', 0, 2, { actor: 'u2' })); expectError(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 'x', 1)); expectError(storage.move('id', 'items', 0)); diff --git a/tests/myers.test.js b/tests/myers.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..03a2d82 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/myers.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The diff behind updateText: what it promises is that applying its hunks, +// last first, turns the first string into the second — minimal where it is +// cheap to be, exact always. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { diff, patch } = require('../src/myers.js'); + +test('myers diff', async (t) => { + await t.test('hunks are splices in the before string, last first', () => { + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('hello', 'hallo'), [[1, 1, 'a']]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('', 'abc'), [[0, 0, 'abc']]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('abc', ''), [[0, 3, '']]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('abc', 'abc'), []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('abc', 'abcd'), [[3, 0, 'd']]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('abc', 'xabc'), [[0, 0, 'x']]); + const hunks = diff('the quick brown fox', 'the slow brown dog'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(hunks, [ + [18, 1, 'g'], + [16, 1, 'd'], + [4, 5, 'slow'], + ]); + for (let i = 1; i < hunks.length; i++) assert.ok(hunks[i][0] <= hunks[i - 1][0], 'last first'); + // Myers' own example. + assert.strictEqual(patch('abcabba', diff('abcabba', 'cbabac')), 'cbabac'); + assert.strictEqual( + diff('abcabba', 'cbabac').reduce((n, [, c, t]) => n + c + t.length, 0), + 5, + 'five edits', + ); + }); + + await t.test('applying the hunks gives the second string, over seeded random pairs', () => { + let seed = 20260924; + const random = () => { + seed = (seed * 1103515245 + 12345) & 0x7fffffff; + return seed / 0x7fffffff; + }; + const word = () => + Array.from({ length: Math.floor(random() * 14) }, () => 'ab \u{1F600}'[Math.floor(random() * 4)]).join(''); + for (let i = 0; i < 2000; i++) { + const a = word(); + const b = word(); + const hunks = diff(a, b); + assert.strictEqual(patch(a, hunks), b, `${JSON.stringify(a)} -> ${JSON.stringify(b)}: ${JSON.stringify(hunks)}`); + } + }); + + await t.test('indices are UTF-16 code units; past max edits one hunk replaces the middle', () => { + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('a😀b', 'ab'), [[1, 2, '']], 'the emoji is two units'); + const a = `keep ${'x'.repeat(3000)} keep`; + const b = `keep ${'y'.repeat(3000)} keep`; + const hunks = diff(a, b); + assert.deepStrictEqual(hunks, [[5, 3000, 'y'.repeat(3000)]]); + assert.strictEqual(patch(a, hunks), b); + assert.deepStrictEqual(diff('abc', 'xyz', { max: 1 }), [[0, 3, 'xyz']]); + assert.throws(() => diff('a', 1), TypeError); + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 09b2dfe..25578fb 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -259,6 +259,39 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + await t.test('updateText diffs the field inside the queue and sends one splice per hunk', async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const ops = []; + storage.on('change', (op) => ops.push(op)); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'note' }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'the quick brown fox'), 1, 'one op creates the field'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'the slow brown dog'), 3, 'one op per hunk'); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).body, 'the slow brown dog'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ops.slice(1).map((op) => [op.type, op.key]), + Array(4).fill(['splice', 'body']), + ); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'the slow brown dog'), 0, 'nothing to do, no op'); + assert.strictEqual(ops.length, 5); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.updateText(id, 'body', ''), 1, 'emptied, the field stays a text'); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).body, ''); + // Another kind under the field is refused for it; arguments. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.updateText(id, 'title', 'x'), /register; use update\(\)/); + await storage.push(id, 'items', [1]); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.updateText(id, 'items', 'x'), /list; use splice\(\), push/); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.updateText(id, 7, 'x'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.updateText(id, 'body', 5), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.updateText('bad id!', 'body', 'x'), { code: 'INVALID_ID' }); + // Through a live Record; a reset frees the field as for any kind. + const record = await storage.record(id); + assert.strictEqual(await record.updateText('body', 'hello'), 1); + assert.strictEqual(record.body, 'hello'); + await storage.set(id, { title: 'note' }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'again'), 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'note', body: 'again' }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); + }); + await t.test('setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const ops = []; diff --git a/tests/suites/search.js b/tests/suites/search.js index 4002afa..64ba91d 100644 --- a/tests/suites/search.js +++ b/tests/suites/search.js @@ -82,6 +82,20 @@ const runSearchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(await find('peer'), ['From a peer']); }); + await t.test('a text field is searched as it reads: updateText moves a word in and out of the index', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'T', { schema, search }); + const find = async (text) => titles(await storage.Post.select({ $text: text }).fetch()); + const post = await storage.Post.insert({ orgId: 'o1', title: 'Typed' }); + await storage.updateText(post.id, 'body', 'jumps over the lazy dog'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await find('lazy'), ['Typed']); + await storage.updateText(post.id, 'body', 'jumps over the sleepy dog'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await find('lazy'), []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await find('sleepy'), ['Typed']); + await storage.splice(post.id, 'body', 0, 5, 'leaps'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await find('leaps'), ['Typed']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await find('jumps'), []); + }); + await t.test('$text ranks, an equality narrows, limit and one() read little, order re-sorts', async (t2) => { const fsi = counting(createMemoryFsi()); const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { fsi, schema, search, cache: { max: 5 } }); diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index 11bca76..9510d2b 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -225,6 +225,17 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.length, before.length); assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.filter((v) => v === 'X' || v === 'x').length, 1, 'the element shows once'); assert.strictEqual(after[id].items[0], 'X', 'at the newer move’s place, with the assigned value'); + // Two editors hand over whole new texts apart: each one's change lands. + await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'one two three'); + await settle([a, b]); + link.disconnect(); + await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'ONE two three'); + await tick(); + await b.updateText(id, 'body', 'one two THREE'); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + const texts = await assertConverged([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual(texts[id].body, 'ONE two THREE'); // A reset by one side frees the field everywhere; typing after it starts over. await a.set(id, { title: 'reset' }); await settle([a, b]); From fd870bbe672e39ff5f7e311067f5d780a1d3cb53 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 12:16:14 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 09/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(text):=20rich=20text=20=E2=80=94=20m?= =?UTF-8?q?ark(),=20unmark(),=20spans()?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A text carries marks: `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many })` styles a visible range, `unmark` removes a style over a range (a null mark under the reversed expand rule) or one mark by id, `spans(id, key)` reads the text as runs of equal style. A mark is two anchors — an element and a side each, or the head and the end — picked by the expand rule ('after' by default: bold grows under typing at its end, a link with 'none' does not), so the same tree rule that places typed text decides whether it takes the style, concurrently or not (Peritext, Loro). Per name the newest mark wins; a `many` mark stacks with every other of its name (comments) and goes only by its id. The `mark` op (`*`) rides in key/value and waits for a text that has not arrived like a cut does; the field still reads as the plain string. Browser budget 50 → 51.5 KB (51.4 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 9 ++- CLAUDE.md | 5 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 42 ++++++++++- docs/guide/sync.md | 1 + docs/reference/api.md | 7 +- index.d.ts | 76 +++++++++++++++++++- scripts/size.js | 6 +- src/commit.js | 29 +++++++- src/ops.js | 25 ++++--- src/record.js | 15 ++++ src/sequence.js | 127 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/shape.js | 3 +- src/storage.js | 64 +++++++++++++++++ tests/errors.test.js | 2 +- tests/index.test-d.ts | 18 +++++ tests/ops.test.js | 31 +++++++++ tests/sequence.test.js | 134 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/storage.ops.test.js | 83 +++++++++++++++++++++- tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 21 ++++++ 19 files changed, 675 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 5119453..e032801 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -34,8 +34,13 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. and a move concurrent with a removal brings the element back. `updateText(id, key, text)` diffs a text field against a whole new string inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units) and sends one splice per - hunk — what an editor hands over becomes the edits that merge. Browser - budget 42 → 49 KB. + hunk — what an editor hands over becomes the edits that merge. A text + carries rich text: `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many })`, + `unmark()` and `spans()` — a mark is two anchors, an element and a side + each, so the same tree rule that places typed text decides whether it takes + the style (Peritext, Loro); per name the newest mark wins, and a `many` + mark stacks with every other of its name (comments), removable only by id. + Browser budget 42 → 51.5 KB. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index c44885d..0e3fff5 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -195,7 +195,10 @@ docs/ VitePress site and `move` (`^`, `{ elem, cut, at, value }`) are a list's per-element value and position registers (Kleppmann's move: a move cuts the shown slot and adds a one-element position run the register points at; a slot shows iff - it is the position the register names); the index is resolved in + it is the position the register names); `mark` (`*`, `{ start, end, key, + value, many? } | { off }`) is a text's style register — two anchors (an + element and a side, `^`/`$`), the newest per key wins, MANY stacks and goes + only by id (OFF), anchors picked by the expand rule in `markAnchors`; the index is resolved in `prepareOp` INSIDE the queue (`resolveSplice`, `OUT_OF_RANGE`); `applySeq` prunes at once so what fell below the base reads the same on either side of a reset; the block's `ts` is derived from the runs and registers it holds — diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 89e5331..2300a8c 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -108,9 +108,49 @@ await storage.move(id, 'todo', 2, 0); // ['ship', 'write', 'test it a value set concurrently by two nodes resolves by stamp. - `setAt()` and `move()` are for lists; a text has neither. +## Rich text + +A text carries **marks**: a style over a range, with a name and a value. +`mark(id, key, start, end, name, value)` sets one, `unmark` removes one, +and `spans(id, key)` reads the text as runs of equal style — what an editor +renders: + +```js +await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); +const bold = await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true); +await storage.spans(id, 'body'); +// [{ text: 'hello', marks: { bold: true } }, { text: ' world', marks: {} }] + +await storage.splice(id, 'body', 5, 0, '!'); // typed at the end of the range: bold +await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, '>'); // typed before it: not +// [{ text: '>', marks: {} }, { text: 'hello!', marks: { bold: true } }, { text: ' world', marks: {} }] + +await storage.mark(id, 'body', 8, 13, 'link', 'https://x', { expand: 'none' }); +await storage.unmark(id, 'body', 0, 7, 'bold'); +``` + +- **Expand.** `expand` says whether text typed at the range's edges takes the + style: `'after'` (the default — bold grows as you type on), `'before'`, + `'both'`, `'none'` (a link does not grow). A mark is two anchors, each an + element and a side, and the rule picks the sides; a character typed after + an element is its right child in the tree, before it its left child, so the + same rule that places the text decides whether it is inside the mark — + concurrently or not. +- **Resolution.** Per name, the newest mark covering a character wins and a + null value is none; `unmark` over a range is a null mark under the + reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style would not. +- **Many.** `{ many: true }` makes a mark stack with every other of its name + instead of replacing it — comments, suggestions — and `spans` lists them + as `[{ id, value }]`, oldest first. Such a mark goes only by its id: + `unmark(id, key, markId)` with what `mark()` resolved to. +- The field still reads as the plain string; `spans` is raw — no lens, no + read hooks. Blocks (paragraphs, headings) are records: a document is a + list of block ids, each block a record with a text field. + ## What travels -A `splice` op carries the cut ranges, `[run, offset, length]` per run, and +A `mark` op carries the two anchors, the name, the value and whether it +stacks — or the id of a mark to switch off. A `splice` op carries the cut ranges, `[run, offset, length]` per run, and either the anchor of its new run (`at`: `^` the head, `>e` or ``. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` $1 | `updateText(id, key, text, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Makes a text field read as `text`: diffed against the field inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units), one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue; resolves to the number of ops. A difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op replacing the middle | | `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a text and on the other kinds | -| `move(id, key, from, to, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Moves the element at `from` of a list field to `to`, its index once out (a `move` op); concurrent moves of one element leave it once, at the newer one's place; `from === to` is nothing; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` | +$1 +| `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Marks visible range `[start, end)` of a text field with `name: value` (a `mark` op); `expand` (`'after'` by default, `'before'`, `'both'`, `'none'`) says whether text typed at the edges takes the style; per name the newest mark wins; `many: true` stacks with every other of its name. Resolves to the mark's id; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a list and on the other kinds | +| `unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand, actor }?)` / `unmark(id, key, markId, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes a style over a range (a null mark under the reversed expand rule), or one mark by id — the only way for a `many` mark | +| `spans(id, key)` | `Promise` | The text field as runs of equal style, `[{ text, marks }]`; raw — no lens, no read hooks; `null` unless the field is a text | | `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | | `repair(id)` | `Promise<{ ops, alive }>` | Rebuilds a record whose file fails its integrity check from the log's entries of it (see [Repair](../guide/storage#repair)); rejects with `code: 'UNRECOVERABLE'` when the log holds no whole-record op for it | | `delete(id, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Leaves a tombstone | @@ -199,7 +202,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | | `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection | `id`, `entity` (the collection's) | | `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list or text field, `inc()` on a register, set, list or text field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list or text field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter or set field | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'` or `'text'`) | -| `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | +| `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not; `mark()`/`unmark()` over a range the text has not | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index dad4ae8..0e4b007 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -90,6 +90,7 @@ export type SyncOpType = | 'splice' | 'assign' | 'move' + | 'mark' | 'delete' | 'merge' | 'advance' @@ -130,6 +131,30 @@ export interface MovePayload { value: unknown; } +/** How a style behaves under text typed at its edges. */ +export type MarkExpand = 'before' | 'after' | 'both' | 'none'; + +/** + * What a `mark` carries: the anchors of the range — an element and a side + * (`e`), the head `^` or the end `$` — the style's name and value + * (`null` removes it), `many` for a mark that stacks; or `off`, the id of a + * mark to switch off. + */ +export interface MarkPayload { + start?: string; + end?: string; + key?: string; + value?: unknown; + many?: true; + off?: string; +} + +/** A run of equal style in a text: `marks` per name, a `many` name listing every mark. */ +export interface TextSpan { + text: string; + marks: { [name: string]: unknown | readonly { id: string; value: unknown }[] }; +} + /** * A list or text field's block (src/sequence.js): the runs by key * (`ts:origin`) as `[anchor, content, element?]`, with content run-length @@ -168,7 +193,7 @@ export interface SyncOp { /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`: the field. */ key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount added; `add`: the elements; `remove`: the elements with the tags the remover observed. */ - value?: number | readonly unknown[] | readonly SetRemoval[] | SplicePayload | AssignPayload | MovePayload; + value?: number | readonly unknown[] | readonly SetRemoval[] | SplicePayload | AssignPayload | MovePayload | MarkPayload; /** The schema version of the node that made it; absent without a schema, and on `merge`/`advance`. */ v?: number; /** Who made it — `open({ actor })` or the write's own; a claim the origin signed, not a proof of identity. Absent on `merge`/`advance`. */ @@ -733,6 +758,13 @@ export interface WriteContext { count?: number; content?: string | readonly unknown[]; to?: number; + /** `mark`: the range, the style name, the expand rule and whether the mark stacks; or the id switched off. */ + start?: number; + end?: number; + name?: string; + expand?: MarkExpand; + many?: boolean; + off?: string; /** `merge` only: the metadata being joined. */ meta?: EntryMeta; /** The record before the write — `null` when absent or deleted. Read-only. */ @@ -1322,6 +1354,34 @@ export interface Storage { * Resolves to how many ops it took. */ updateText(id: string, key: string, text: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** + * Marks visible range `[start, end)` of text field `key` with `name: value`. + * `expand` says whether text typed at the edges takes the style ('after' + * by default); per name the newest mark wins; `many` makes it stack with + * every other of its name, removable only by id. Resolves to the mark's id. + */ + mark( + id: string, + key: string, + start: number, + end: number, + name: string, + value: unknown, + options?: WriteOptions & { expand?: MarkExpand; many?: boolean }, + ): Promise; + /** Removes a style over `[start, end)` by name (under the reversed expand rule). */ + unmark( + id: string, + key: string, + start: number, + end: number, + name: string, + options?: WriteOptions & { expand?: MarkExpand }, + ): Promise; + /** Switches one mark off by its id — the only way for a `many` mark. */ + unmark(id: string, key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Text field `key` as runs of equal style; raw (no lens, no read hooks); `null` unless the field is a text. */ + spans(id: string, key: string): Promise; /** * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key`: a register per * element, last writer wins, following the element through a concurrent move. @@ -1478,6 +1538,20 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { push(key: string, content: string | readonly unknown[], options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Makes a text field read as `text` — `storage.updateText` with this record's id. */ updateText(key: string, text: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Marks a range of a text field — `storage.mark` with this record's id. */ + mark( + key: string, + start: number, + end: number, + name: string, + value: unknown, + options?: WriteOptions & { expand?: MarkExpand; many?: boolean }, + ): Promise; + /** Removes a style from a text field — `storage.unmark` with this record's id. */ + unmark(key: string, start: number, end: number, name: string, options?: WriteOptions & { expand?: MarkExpand }): Promise; + unmark(key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** The text field as runs of equal style — `storage.spans` with this record's id. */ + spans(key: string): Promise; /** Replaces an element of a list field — `storage.setAt` with this record's id. */ setAt(key: string, index: number, value: unknown, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Moves an element of a list field — `storage.move` with this record's id. */ diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index ecc2370..f9d5b11 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -94,8 +94,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // texts — the raise to 48 KB (47.7 measured). The movable list — setAt() // and move(), a value and a position register per element, position runs // — the raise to 49 KB (48.9 measured). updateText() with the Myers diff - // behind it (src/myers.js) — the raise to 50 KB (49.7 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 50 }, + // behind it (src/myers.js) — the raise to 50 KB (49.7 measured). Rich text — + // marks as anchor pairs with an expand rule, the newest per key, stacking + // marks, spans() — the raise to 51.5 KB (51.4 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 51.5 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 2c99b5d..ae5117e 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ const HINTS = { counter: 'a counter; use inc()', set: 'a set; use add() or remove()', list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move()', - text: 'a text; use splice() or push()', + text: 'a text; use splice(), push(), updateText() or mark()', bound: 'past the bound on pending work', }; const refuse = (id, rejected) => { @@ -195,6 +195,32 @@ const resolveMove = (core, id, payload, current) => { return { elem, cut: S.slotAt(idx, from), at, value: S.render(idx)[from] }; }; +// A mark names a visible range and an expand rule; what travels is the pair +// of anchors — an element and a side — the rule picks (src/sequence.js +// markAnchors), or the id of the mark to switch off. +const resolveMark = (core, id, payload, current) => { + const { key, off } = payload; + if (off !== undefined) return { off }; + const { start, end, name, value, expand, many } = payload; + const meta = current?.meta; + const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; + const other = + held === undefined + ? meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key)) + : held.k !== 't'; + if (other) return { start: S.HEAD, end: S.END, key: name, value }; + const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); + const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; + if (start > end || end > length) { + const message = `Range ${start}..${end} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${length})`; + throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { id, field: key, index: start, count: end - start, length }); + } + const [from, to] = idx === null ? [S.HEAD, S.END] : S.markAnchors(idx, start, end, expand); + const out = { start: from, end: to, key: name, value }; + if (many) out.many = true; + return out; +}; + // The op as this node mints it: stamped above everything the node already // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this @@ -217,6 +243,7 @@ const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { if (type === 'splice') op.value = resolveSplice(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'assign') op.value = resolveAssign(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'move') op.value = resolveMove(core, id, payload, current); + if (type === 'mark') op.value = resolveMark(core, id, payload, current); return op; }; diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index e9e6018..14350ab 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -530,9 +530,12 @@ const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { delta[field] = entry.data[field]; }; -// An `assign` or a `move` on a list: the element's value or position -// register (src/sequence.js); refused on a text and on the other kinds. +// An `assign` or a `move` on a list, a `mark` on a text: the block's +// registers (src/sequence.js); refused on the other kind and on the other +// kinds. A register or a mark for a field with no block yet names its kind +// and waits, like a cut that comes before its run. const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { + const kind = op.type === 'mark' ? 't' : 'l'; const { meta } = entry; const { key: field, value: payload } = op; if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; @@ -549,16 +552,18 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { return; } const held = own(meta.seqs, field); - if (held !== undefined && held.k !== 'l') { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'text' }); + if (held !== undefined && held.k !== kind) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); return; } if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; - // A register for an element whose run has not arrived is kept: the op - // names the field a list, like a cut that comes before its run. - const block = held ?? S.createSeq('l'); + const block = held ?? S.createSeq(kind); const result = - op.type === 'assign' ? S.applyAssign(block, stamp, payload) : S.applyMove(block, stamp, payload, meta.base); + op.type === 'assign' + ? S.applyAssign(block, stamp, payload) + : op.type === 'move' + ? S.applyMove(block, stamp, payload, meta.base) + : S.applyMark(block, stamp, payload); settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); }; @@ -664,7 +669,7 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { applySet(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } else if (op.type === 'splice') { applySeq(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); - } else if (op.type === 'assign' || op.type === 'move') { + } else if (op.type === 'assign' || op.type === 'move' || op.type === 'mark') { applyListOp(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } @@ -860,6 +865,7 @@ const TYPE_CODES = { splice: '/', assign: '=', move: '^', + mark: '*', }; const CODE_TYPES = { w: 'write', @@ -874,6 +880,7 @@ const CODE_TYPES = { '/': 'splice', '=': 'assign', '^': 'move', + '*': 'mark', }; const packOps = (ops) => { diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index fcaed61..7eafe88 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -166,6 +166,21 @@ class Record extends Emitter { return this.#storage.updateText(this.#id, key, text, options); } + /** Marks a range of a text field; the storage-level `mark` with this record's id. */ + async mark(key, start, end, name, value, options = {}) { + return this.#storage.mark(this.#id, key, start, end, name, value, options); + } + + /** Removes a style from a text field; the storage-level `unmark` with this record's id. */ + async unmark(key, start, end, name, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.unmark(this.#id, key, start, end, name, options); + } + + /** The text field as runs of equal style; the storage-level `spans` with this record's id. */ + async spans(key) { + return this.#storage.spans(this.#id, key); + } + /** Replaces an element of a list field; the storage-level `setAt` with this record's id. */ async setAt(key, index, value, options = {}) { await this.#storage.setAt(this.#id, key, index, value, options); diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 5394988..86335e0 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -44,6 +44,17 @@ // a move concurrent with a cut of the old slot brings the element back at the // new one. An `assign` sets the value register; a cut element keeps neither. // +// A TEXT carries MARKS (Peritext, Litt et al. 2022; Loro's rich text): a +// mark is the range between two anchors — an element and a side, `e`, or the head `^` or the end `$` — with a key and a value, keyed by +// the stamp of the op that made it. Which side an anchor takes is what makes +// a style grow or not under text typed at its edge: a character typed after +// `e` is a right child of `e`, inside `>e` and outside `prev` and outside ` { + const [before, after] = EXPANDS[expand]; + const at = (i) => elemAt(index, i); + const from = before ? (start === 0 ? HEAD : `>${at(start - 1)}`) : start === index.length ? END : `<${at(start)}`; + const to = after ? (end === index.length ? END : `<${at(end)}`) : end === 0 ? HEAD : `>${at(end - 1)}`; + return [from, to]; +}; + +// A `mark`: a new mark keyed by the op's stamp — first wins on a key — or +// `{ off }`, which flags an existing mark (or a placeholder for one not here +// yet) as removed by id. +const applyMark = (seq, stamp, payload) => { + const [ts, origin] = stamp; + if (seq.k !== 't' || !payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + if (payload.off !== undefined) { + if (!isRunKey(payload.off)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const held = seq.marks && own(seq.marks, payload.off); + if (held !== undefined && (held[4] & OFF) !== 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + const next = cloneSeq(seq); + (next.marks ??= {})[payload.off] = + held === undefined ? [HEAD, HEAD, '', null, OFF] : [held[0], held[1], held[2], held[3], held[4] | OFF]; + return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; + } + const { start, end, key, value, many } = payload; + const a = parseAnchor(start); + const b = parseAnchor(end); + const okAnchor = (x) => x !== null && (x.elem === null || x.elem.ts < ts); + if (!okAnchor(a) || !okAnchor(b) || typeof key !== 'string' || !isJson(value) || value === undefined) { + return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + if (many !== undefined && many !== true) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const id = runKey(ts, origin); + if (seq.marks && own(seq.marks, id) !== undefined) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + const next = cloneSeq(seq); + (next.marks ??= {})[id] = [start, end, key, value, many ? MANY : 0]; + next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, ts); + return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; +}; + +// Where an anchor falls in the walk: the ordinal before the element for +// `e`; the head for `^`, an anchor below the base, or +// an element dropped by it; the end for `$`; null while the element has +// not arrived. +const anchorOrdinal = (index, token, base) => { + if (token === HEAD) return 0; + if (token === END) return index.total; + const { side, elem } = parseAnchor(token); + if (base !== null && compareClock([elem.ts, elem.origin], base) < 0) return 0; + const r = index.byKey.get(elem.run); + if (r === undefined || elem.offset >= r.len) return null; + return r.ordAt[elem.offset] + (side === 'L' ? 0 : 1); +}; + +// The text as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, marks per key — +// the newest mark's value, none when null; a MANY key lists every mark as +// `{ id, value }`. A mark whose anchor has not arrived is not shown yet. +const spans = (index, seq, base = null) => { + const { runs, visRun, visOff, length } = index; + if (length === 0) return []; + const styles = new Array(length); + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) styles[i] = null; + const ordOf = (i) => runs[visRun[i]].ordAt[visOff[i]]; + const entries = []; + for (const id of keysOf(seq.marks)) { + const [from, to, key, value, flags] = seq.marks[id]; + if ((flags & OFF) !== 0) continue; + const lo = anchorOrdinal(index, from, base); + const hi = anchorOrdinal(index, to, base); + if (lo === null || hi === null || lo >= hi) continue; + const { ts, origin } = parseRun(id); + entries.push({ id, ts, origin, key, value, many: (flags & MANY) !== 0, lo, hi }); + } + entries.sort((x, y) => (x.key < y.key ? -1 : x.key > y.key ? 1 : compareClock([x.ts, x.origin], [y.ts, y.origin]))); + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) { + const ord = ordOf(i); + let marks = null; + for (const m of entries) { + if (ord < m.lo || ord >= m.hi) continue; + marks ??= {}; + if (m.many) (marks[m.key] ??= []).push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); + else if (m.value === null) delete marks[m.key]; + else marks[m.key] = m.value; + } + styles[i] = marks && Object.keys(marks).length > 0 ? marks : null; + } + const out = []; + let i = 0; + while (i < length) { + let j = i + 1; + const same = JSON.stringify(styles[i]); + while (j < length && JSON.stringify(styles[j]) === same) j++; + let text = ''; + for (let k = i; k < j; k++) text += runs[visRun[k]].items[visOff[k]]; + out.push({ text, marks: styles[i] ?? {} }); + i = j; + } + return out; +}; + // A register write, LWW by stamp: null when the held one is as new. const newer = (map, key, stamp) => { const held = map && own(map, key); @@ -921,7 +1041,14 @@ module.exports = { applySplice, applyAssign, applyMove, + applyMark, + markAnchors, + anchorOrdinal, + spans, slotAt, + REVERSED, + MANY, + OFF, prune, join, pendingCount, diff --git a/src/shape.js b/src/shape.js index ba18532..414167a 100644 --- a/src/shape.js +++ b/src/shape.js @@ -57,12 +57,13 @@ const OP_TYPES = new Set([ 'splice', 'assign', 'move', + 'mark', ]); // The ops an entity's validator sees: the ones that leave a record for the // application to read. A `merge` joins a peer's state as it is, a `delete` // leaves nothing to validate. -const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'assign', 'move']); +const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'assign', 'move', 'mark']); // A signature's three fields, by shape alone — whether they check is // src/signing.js's business: 64 bytes base64url, 32 bytes hex, a nonce. diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 8cbd94d..38f3bc6 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); +const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -82,6 +83,17 @@ const spliceArgs = (method, key, index, count, content) => { return payload; }; +// What mark()/unmark() take over a range: a field name, a visible range +// start ≤ end, a style name and an expand rule. +const markArgs = (method, key, start, end, name, expand) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); + if (!Number.isInteger(start) || start < 0 || !Number.isInteger(end) || end < start) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a range: 0 <= start <= end`); + } + if (typeof name !== 'string' || name.length === 0) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a style name`); + if (!Object.hasOwn(REVERSED, expand)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes expand: before, after, both or none`); +}; + // What add()/remove() take: a field name and a non-empty array of JSON // values — an element JSON cannot carry (undefined, a function, a symbol) has // no text to be told apart by. @@ -1068,6 +1080,58 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { }); } + /** + * Marks visible range `[start, end)` of text field `key` with `name: value` + * (a `mark` op). `expand` says whether text typed at the range's edges + * takes the style — `'after'` (the default: bold grows), `'before'`, + * `'both'`, `'none'` (a link does not). Per name the newest mark wins; + * `{ many: true }` makes a mark stack with every other of its name + * (comments), removable only by id. Resolves to the mark's id. + */ + async mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand = 'after', many = false, actor } = {}) { + markArgs('mark', key, start, end, name, expand); + if (value === undefined || typeof value === 'function' || typeof value === 'symbol') { + throw new TypeError(`mark() takes a JSON value; got ${typeof value}`); + } + const payload = { key, start, end, name, value, expand }; + if (many === true) payload.many = true; + const op = await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, payload, { actor }); + return op ? `${op.ts}:${op.origin}` : null; + } + + /** + * Removes a style: over `[start, end)` by `name` — a mark with a null value + * under the reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style would + * not — or one mark by its id (`unmark(id, key, markId)`), the only way for + * a `many` mark. + */ + async unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand = 'after', actor } = {}) { + if (typeof start === 'string') { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('unmark() takes a field name'); + if (!isRunKey(start)) throw new TypeError('unmark() takes a mark id, or a range and a name'); + await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, off: start }, end && typeof end === 'object' ? end : { actor }); + return; + } + markArgs('unmark', key, start, end, name, expand); + await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, start, end, name, value: null, expand: REVERSED[expand] }, { actor }); + } + + /** + * Text field `key` of record `id` as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, + * `marks` per name the winning value (a `many` name lists `{ id, value }`). + * Raw: no lens, no read hooks. `null` when the record or the field is not + * a text. + */ + async spans(id, key) { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('spans() takes a field name'); + const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); + if (!entry || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; + const held = Object.hasOwn(entry.meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? entry.meta.seqs[key] : undefined; + if (held === undefined || held.k !== 't') return null; + return spans(buildIndex(held, entry.meta.base), held, entry.meta.base); + } + /** * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key` with `value` (an * `assign` op): a register per element, last writer wins, and the value diff --git a/tests/errors.test.js b/tests/errors.test.js index 9f11b13..cc498f5 100644 --- a/tests/errors.test.js +++ b/tests/errors.test.js @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ test('SyncomError', async (t) => { code: 'FIELD_KIND', field: 'body', kind: 'text', - message: /is a text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/, + message: /is a text; use splice\(\), push/, }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'hits', 0, 0, 'x'), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'counter' }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 9, 0, 'x'), { diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 480eab2..36da571 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -191,6 +191,24 @@ expectType>(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 0, { done: true })); expectType>(storage.updateText('id', 'body', 'hello', { actor: 'u2' })); expectError(storage.updateText('id', 'body', 5)); expectType>(record.updateText('body', 'x')); +expectType>(storage.mark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true, { expand: 'after' })); +expectType>(storage.mark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'comment', { by: 'ada' }, { many: true })); +expectType>(storage.unmark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'bold')); +expectType>(storage.unmark('id', 'body', '1:a')); +expectType>(storage.spans('id', 'body')); +expectError(storage.mark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true, { expand: 'sideways' })); +expectType>(record.mark('body', 0, 1, 'em', true)); +expectType>(record.spans('body')); +expectAssignable({ + origin: 'a', + seq: 5, + ts: 5, + type: 'mark', + id: 'r', + key: 'body', + value: { start: '^', end: '$', key: 'bold', value: true }, +}); +expectAssignable({ off: '1:a' }); expectType>(storage.move('id', 'items', 0, 2, { actor: 'u2' })); expectError(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 'x', 1)); expectError(storage.move('id', 'items', 0)); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 5f31fe8..d8d5a16 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -794,6 +794,37 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { ); }); + await t.test('a mark rides on a text through applyOp; a list, a register or a counter refuses it', () => { + const text = op('splice', 10, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: { at: '^', content: 'hello' } }); + const bold = op('mark', 20, 'B', { + seq: 1, + key: 'body', + value: { start: '<10:0:A', end: '<10:3:A', key: 'bold', value: true }, + }); + const marked = replay([text, bold]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(marked.data, { body: 'hello' }, 'the field reads as the plain string'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(marked.meta.seqs.body.marks, { '20:B': ['<10:0:A', '<10:3:A', 'bold', true, 0] }); + assertCommutes([text, bold], { body: 'hello' }); + // A mark that arrives before its text names the field a text and waits. + const early = applyOp(null, bold); + assert.deepStrictEqual([early.changed, early.entry.data], [true, { body: '' }]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(early.entry, text).entry.meta, marked.meta); + // Refusals. + const list = replay([op('splice', 10, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: { at: '^', content: [1] } })]); + const onList = applyOp(list, op('mark', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: bold.value })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([onList.changed, onList.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'items', reason: 'list' }]]); + const reg = replay([op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { body: 'x' } })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, op('mark', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: bold.value })).rejected, [ + { field: 'body', reason: 'register' }, + ]); + // Merge == replay; the code is one character; a purge erases marks. + const off = op('mark', 30, 'C', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: { off: '20:B' } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(replay([text, bold]), replay([text, off])).meta, replay([text, bold, off]).meta); + assert.strictEqual(packOps([bold])[0][3], '*'); + assert.strictEqual(unpackOps(packOps([bold]))[0].type, 'mark'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(marked, op('purge', 99, 'P')).entry.meta.seqs, {}); + }); + await t.test('mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence', () => { const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); const a1 = splice(10, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' }); diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index 63cbbd5..fc02ac0 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -261,6 +261,140 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(pruned, null, 'everything was stamped below the reset'); }); + await t.test('marks: anchors take the side the expand rule says, the newest wins, many stack', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const first = insert(a, 0, 'hello world'); + const R = S.runKey(first.ts, 'A'); + const idx = index(a); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.markAnchors(idx, 0, 5, 'after'), [`<${S.elemKey(R, 0)}`, `<${S.elemKey(R, 5)}`]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.markAnchors(idx, 0, 5, 'before'), ['^', `>${S.elemKey(R, 4)}`]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.markAnchors(idx, 6, 11, 'none'), [`<${S.elemKey(R, 6)}`, `>${S.elemKey(R, 10)}`]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.markAnchors(idx, 6, 11, 'both'), [`>${S.elemKey(R, 5)}`, '$']); + const mark = (n, start, end, key, value, expand = 'after', extra = {}) => { + const [from, to] = S.markAnchors(index(n), start, end, expand); + const op = { ts: tick(), origin: n.origin, payload: { start: from, end: to, key, value, ...extra } }; + const r = S.applyMark(n.seq, [op.ts, op.origin], op.payload); + n.seq = r.seq; + return op; + }; + const spansOf = (n) => S.spans(index(n), n.seq); + const bold = mark(a, 0, 5, 'bold', true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(a), [ + { text: 'hello', marks: { bold: true } }, + { text: ' world', marks: {} }, + ]); + assert.strictEqual(S.applyMark(a.seq, [bold.ts, 'A'], bold.payload).changed, false, 'first wins on a key'); + // Typing at the end of a bold range grows it; typing before it does not. + insert(a, 5, '!'); + insert(a, 0, '>'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(a), [ + { text: '>', marks: {} }, + { text: 'hello!', marks: { bold: true } }, + { text: ' world', marks: {} }, + ]); + // A link does not grow at either edge. + mark(a, 8, 13, 'link', 'https://x', 'none'); + insert(a, 13, '?'); + insert(a, 8, '['); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(a).slice(2), [ + { text: ' [', marks: {} }, + { text: 'world', marks: { link: 'https://x' } }, + { text: '?', marks: {} }, + ]); + // A null mark removes a style over its range — reversed expand — and the newest wins. + mark(a, 0, 7, 'bold', null, S.REVERSED.after); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(a)[0], { text: '>hello! [', marks: {} }); + // Many: comments stack, go only by id. + const c1 = mark(a, 0, 3, 'comment', { by: 'ada' }, 'none', { many: true }); + const c2 = mark(a, 2, 5, 'comment', { by: 'bob' }, 'none', { many: true }); + const id1 = S.runKey(c1.ts, 'A'); + const id2 = S.runKey(c2.ts, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(a).slice(0, 3), [ + { text: '>h', marks: { comment: [{ id: id1, value: { by: 'ada' } }] } }, + { + text: 'e', + marks: { + comment: [ + { id: id1, value: { by: 'ada' } }, + { id: id2, value: { by: 'bob' } }, + ], + }, + }, + { text: 'll', marks: { comment: [{ id: id2, value: { by: 'bob' } }] } }, + ]); + const off = S.applyMark(a.seq, [tick(), 'A'], { off: id1 }); + a.seq = off.seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(a)[0], { text: '>h', marks: {} }); + assert.strictEqual(S.applyMark(a.seq, [tick(), 'A'], { off: id1 }).changed, false); + // An off for a mark not here yet waits; the mark then arrives switched off. + const b = node('B'); + apply(b, first); + b.seq = S.applyMark(b.seq, [tick(), 'B'], { off: id2 }).seq; + b.seq = S.applyMark(b.seq, [c2.ts, 'A'], c2.payload).seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(b), [{ text: 'hello world', marks: {} }]); + assert.strictEqual(b.seq.marks[id2][4] & S.OFF, S.OFF); + // Anchors on deleted elements still resolve; below the base they read as the head. + const c = node('C'); + apply(c, first); + const em = mark(c, 2, 8, 'em', true); + c.seq = S.applySplice(c.seq, [tick(), 'C'], { cut: S.rangesOf(index(c), 1, 4), content: '' }).seq; + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(c), [ + { text: 'h', marks: {} }, + { text: ' wo', marks: { em: true } }, + { text: 'rld', marks: {} }, + ]); + const pruned = S.prune(c.seq, [em.ts - 1, 'R']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(pruned.runs), [], 'the run fell; the mark, stamped above, stays'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.spans(S.buildIndex(pruned, [em.ts - 1, 'R']), pruned, [em.ts - 1, 'R']), []); + // Order of arrival changes nothing: marks and inserts from two origins. + const d = node('D'); + const e = node('E'); + const base = insert(d, 0, 'abc'); + apply(e, base); + const mD = mark(d, 0, 2, 'bold', true); + const iE = insert(e, 2, 'X'); + const mE = mark(e, 1, 3, 'bold', null, S.REVERSED.after); + const ops = [base, { ...mD, kind: 'mark' }, iE, { ...mE, kind: 'mark' }]; + const results = permutations(ops) + .filter(orderedPerOrigin) + .map((order) => { + const n = node('fresh'); + for (const op of order) { + const r = + op.kind === 'mark' + ? S.applyMark(n.seq, [op.ts, op.origin], op.payload) + : S.applySplice(n.seq, [op.ts, op.origin], op.payload); + n.seq = r.seq; + } + return n; + }); + for (const n of results) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(n.seq, results[0].seq); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(n), spansOf(results[0])); + } + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansOf(results[0]), [ + { text: 'a', marks: { bold: true } }, + { text: 'bXc', marks: {} }, + ]); + // Malformed, and a list refuses marks. + for (const bad of [ + null, + { start: 'x', end: '$', key: 'k', value: 1 }, + { start: '^', end: '$', key: 7, value: 1 }, + { start: '^', end: '$', key: 'k' }, + { start: '^', end: '$', key: 'k', value: 1, many: false }, + { off: 'bad' }, + ]) { + assert.strictEqual(S.applyMark(a.seq, [tick(), 'A'], bad).reason, 'malformed', JSON.stringify(bad)); + } + const list = node('L', 'l'); + insert(list, 0, [1]); + assert.strictEqual( + S.applyMark(list.seq, [tick(), 'L'], { start: '^', end: '$', key: 'k', value: 1 }).reason, + 'malformed', + ); + }); + await t.test('concurrent inserts at one spot keep both, in origin order, whatever arrives first', () => { const a = node('A'); const b = node('B'); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 25578fb..cdaa457 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -217,7 +217,10 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'nope', 0, 1), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', length: 0 }); // The kind rule, with a hint at the right call. - await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { body: 'plain' }), /text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); + await assert.rejects( + () => storage.update(id, { body: 'plain' }), + /text; use splice\(\), push\(\), updateText\(\) or mark\(\)/, + ); await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'items'), /list; use splice\(\), push\(\), setAt\(\) or move\(\)/); await assert.rejects(() => storage.add(id, 'body', ['x']), /text; use splice\(\)/); await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'name', 0, 0, 'x'), /register; use update\(\)/); @@ -292,6 +295,79 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + await t.test('mark, unmark and spans: styles grow as their expand rule says, stack when many', async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({}); + await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); + const bold = await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true); + assert.match(bold, /^\d+:/); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.spans(id, 'body'), [ + { text: 'hello', marks: { bold: true } }, + { text: ' world', marks: {} }, + ]); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 5, 0, '!'); // at the end of the range: bold + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, '>'); // before it: not + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.spans(id, 'body'), [ + { text: '>', marks: {} }, + { text: 'hello!', marks: { bold: true } }, + { text: ' world', marks: {} }, + ]); + await storage.mark(id, 'body', 8, 13, 'link', 'https://x', { expand: 'none' }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 13, 0, '?'); + await storage.unmark(id, 'body', 0, 7, 'bold'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.spans(id, 'body'), [ + { text: '>hello! ', marks: {} }, + { text: 'world', marks: { link: 'https://x' } }, + { text: '?', marks: {} }, + ]); + const c1 = await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 3, 'comment', { by: 'ada' }, { many: true }); + const c2 = await storage.mark(id, 'body', 2, 5, 'comment', { by: 'bob' }, { many: true }); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.spans(id, 'body')).slice(0, 3), [ + { text: '>h', marks: { comment: [{ id: c1, value: { by: 'ada' } }] } }, + { + text: 'e', + marks: { + comment: [ + { id: c1, value: { by: 'ada' } }, + { id: c2, value: { by: 'bob' } }, + ], + }, + }, + { text: 'll', marks: { comment: [{ id: c2, value: { by: 'bob' } }] } }, + ]); + await storage.unmark(id, 'body', c1); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.spans(id, 'body')).slice(0, 2), [ + { text: '>h', marks: {} }, + { text: 'ell', marks: { comment: [{ id: c2, value: { by: 'bob' } }] } }, + ]); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).body, '>hello! world?', 'the field reads as the plain string'); + // Errors and arguments; spans of what is not a text. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 99, 'bold', true), { + code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', + index: 0, + count: 99, + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 3, 2, 'bold', true), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 1, 'bold', true, { expand: 'sideways' }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 1, '', true), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 1, 'bold', undefined), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.unmark(id, 'body', 'not a mark id'), TypeError); + await storage.push(id, 'items', [1]); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'items', 0, 1, 'bold', true), /list; use splice\(\), push/); + await storage.update(id, { title: 'plain' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'title', 0, 1, 'bold', true), /register; use update\(\)/); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.spans(id, 'items'), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.spans(id, 'title'), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.spans('absent', 'body'), null); + // Through a live Record. + const record = await storage.record(id); + const em = await record.mark('body', 0, 1, 'em', true); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await record.spans('body'))[0], { text: '>', marks: { em: true } }); + await record.unmark('body', em); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await record.spans('body'))[0].marks, {}); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); + }); + await t.test('setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const ops = []; @@ -332,7 +408,10 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'items', 0, 3), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', index: 3, length: 3 }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'items', 5, 0), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', index: 5, length: 3 }); await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'text'); - await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'body', 0, 'x'), /text; use splice\(\) or push\(\)/); + await assert.rejects( + () => storage.setAt(id, 'body', 0, 'x'), + /text; use splice\(\), push\(\), updateText\(\) or mark\(\)/, + ); await storage.move(id, 'name', 0, 0); // from === to is nothing, even on a register await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'name', 0, 1), /register; use update\(\)/); await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'name', 0, 'x'), /register; use update\(\)/); diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index 9510d2b..24cb371 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -225,6 +225,27 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.length, before.length); assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.filter((v) => v === 'X' || v === 'x').length, 1, 'the element shows once'); assert.strictEqual(after[id].items[0], 'X', 'at the newer move’s place, with the assigned value'); + // A style typed into from both sides apart: both insertions take it, + // and the spans agree. + await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); + await a.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true); + await settle([a, b]); + link.disconnect(); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 5, 0, '!'); + await tick(); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 5, 0, '?'); + await b.mark(id, 'body', 7, 12, 'em', true, { expand: 'none' }); // 'world' in B's 'hello? world' + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + await assertConverged([a, b]); + const spansA = await a.spans(id, 'body'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.spans(id, 'body'), spansA); + assert.match(spansA[0].text, /^hello[!?]{2}$/); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spansA[0].marks, { bold: true }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + spansA.find((s) => s.marks.em), + { text: 'world', marks: { em: true } }, + ); // Two editors hand over whole new texts apart: each one's change lands. await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'one two three'); await settle([a, b]); From 1a629161b3831ebc026338a5603f3aedfd25d7c9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 12:22:29 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 10/53] feat: cursors, the order subpath, the sequence bench, the matrix cells MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `cursor(id, key, index, { side })` names a place in a list or text that survives the edits around it — before the element at the index, or after the one before — and `index(id, key, cursor)` says where it is now, here or on a peer; a cursor into a deleted element reads at the next visible one, one a reset emptied reads null. `@alexify/syncom/order` (1 KB, off the main entry) mints fractional indexes — strings that sort with `<`, with room between any two, `jitter` for concurrent inserts — adapted from loro-js's fractional index; query.md's ordering recipe uses it. bench/sequence.js measures the engine. The comparison cells `text` and `lists` are ✅ with their sources, and the prose that said "no text or list CRDT" (README, why.md, comparison.md, vs-rxdb.md, index.md, architecture.md) now says what is there and what is not: editor bindings and document-scale text. Notices for Loro and Peritext. Browser budget 51.5 → 52 KB (51.7 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 6 +- CLAUDE.md | 6 +- README.md | 7 +- THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 65 ++++++++++++++ bench/report/model.mjs | 3 + bench/sequence.js | 92 +++++++++++++++++++ docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 3 + docs/comparison-rxdb.json | 12 +-- docs/comparison.json | 13 +-- docs/guide/architecture.md | 5 ++ docs/guide/comparison.md | 144 +++++++++++++++--------------- docs/guide/lists.md | 18 ++++ docs/guide/query.md | 21 +++-- docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md | 7 +- docs/guide/why.md | 9 +- docs/index.md | 4 +- docs/reference/api.md | 22 ++++- index.d.ts | 15 ++++ order.d.ts | 17 ++++ order.js | 3 + package.json | 9 ++ scripts/size.js | 7 +- src/order.js | 136 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/record.js | 10 +++ src/sequence.js | 30 +++++++ src/storage.js | 36 ++++++-- tests/index.test-d.ts | 5 ++ tests/order.test-d.ts | 9 ++ tests/order.test.js | 79 ++++++++++++++++ tests/package/consistency.test.js | 1 + tests/package/esm.test.js | 2 +- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 42 +++++++++ tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 12 +++ 33 files changed, 738 insertions(+), 112 deletions(-) create mode 100644 bench/sequence.js create mode 100644 order.d.ts create mode 100644 order.js create mode 100644 src/order.js create mode 100644 tests/order.test-d.ts create mode 100644 tests/order.test.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index e032801..eb7cb21 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -40,7 +40,11 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. each, so the same tree rule that places typed text decides whether it takes the style (Peritext, Loro); per name the newest mark wins, and a `many` mark stacks with every other of its name (comments), removable only by id. - Browser budget 42 → 51.5 KB. + `cursor(id, key, index, { side })` names a place that survives edits around + it and `index(id, key, cursor)` says where it is now. `@alexify/syncom/order` + (under 1 KB, off the main entry) mints fractional indexes — strings that + sort with `<`, with room between any two — for ordering records by a + position field. Browser budget 42 → 52 KB. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 0e3fff5..904508f 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -20,7 +20,8 @@ index.js / browser.js two-line shims over src/index.js / src/index.browser.j wrpc.js / wrpc.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/wrpc subpath (src/wrpc.js) contracts.js / .d.ts the @alexify/syncom/contracts subpath (src/contract.js) — never back in the barrel idb.js / idb.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/idb subpath (src/idb.js) — the IndexedDB backend, browser-only -search.js / search.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/search subpath (src/search.js) — the trigram text index behind `$text`; the core knows only the TextIndex contract +$1 +order.js / order.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/order subpath (src/order.js) — fractional indexes as strings, for ordering records index.d.ts the Node type surface (hand-written) browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 3 async crypto fns THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md the MIT notices of the algorithms adapted (Fugue, Yjs, list-positions…) and the files that carry them @@ -32,7 +33,8 @@ src/scope.js GLOBAL_SCOPE, inScope, opInScope — the one definitio src/signing.js canonical form, signOp, verifyOp — what a signature covers (the header + a salted payload digest) and the verdict on a peer's op src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellFormed — what enters is checked here $1 -src/myers.js the diff behind updateText: Myers O(ND) over UTF-16 units into splices, last first — no requires +$1 +src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core does not use it src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 07c2713..5ee7f50 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -167,9 +167,10 @@ syncom sits where the CRDT libraries (Yjs, Automerge, Loro), the local-first dat (GUN, OrbitDB, Evolu, LiveStore) and the sync services (ElectricSQL, PowerSync, Zero, Triplit, InstantDB) meet. The [comparison](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison) puts all nineteen in one table of forty features, each cell decided from the published source. In short: -syncom is a database that merges field by field, not a text CRDT. It syncs with no service to -run, its hosts validate and scope what peers send, and its log is verifiable and purgeable. It -has no text or list CRDT and no UI bindings, and it is a pre-release, not on npm yet. +syncom is a database that merges field by field — and whose list and text fields merge by +position, with marks and cursors, like a text CRDT's. It syncs with no service to run, its hosts +validate and scope what peers send, and its log is verifiable and purgeable. It has no editor +bindings and no UI bindings yet, and it is a pre-release, not on npm yet. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared [feature by feature](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-rxdb) in 300 rows, from its code and every page of its docs. diff --git a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md index 91e62ce..0cfd6ba 100644 --- a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md +++ b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md @@ -70,6 +70,71 @@ kept until it does (`pendingStructs`). No code was copied. > OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE > SOFTWARE. +## Loro and loro-js + +Repository: https://github.com/loro-dev/loro (commit 75e4bf2). Three rules of +`src/sequence.js` follow Loro's: the movable list (a move cuts the slot the +element showed at, adds a one-element position run and points the element's +position register at it; `crates/loro-internal/src/state/movable_list_state.rs`, +`context/loro-js-movable-list.md`), the expand rule that picks a mark's anchor +sides and reverses under removal (`crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext.rs`), +and the stable cursor as an element id with a side (`crates/loro-internal/src/cursor.rs`). +`src/order.js` is an adaptation of `loro-js/src/runtime/fractional-index.ts` +from bytes to a 62-letter alphabet. + +> MIT License +> +> Copyright (c) 2023 Loro +> +> Copyright (c) Loro Developers (loro-js) +> +> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +> of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +> in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +> to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +> copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +> furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: +> +> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in +> all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +> +> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +> IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +> FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +> AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +> LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +> OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE +> SOFTWARE. + +## Peritext + +Repository: https://github.com/inkandswitch/peritext (commit 89c162d). The +stacking marks of `src/sequence.js` — a mark flagged `many` that never +replaces another of its key and goes only by its own id — follow Peritext's +`allowMultiple` (`src/schema.ts`, `src/peritext.ts`). No code was copied. + +> MIT License +> +> Copyright (c) 2021 Ink & Switch LLC +> +> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy +> of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal +> in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights +> to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell +> copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is +> furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: +> +> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in +> all copies or substantial portions of the Software. +> +> THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR +> IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, +> FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE +> AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER +> LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, +> OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE +> SOFTWARE. + ## list-positions Repository: https://github.com/mweidner037/list-positions (commit 383b844). diff --git a/bench/report/model.mjs b/bench/report/model.mjs index 04372ae..4848277 100644 --- a/bench/report/model.mjs +++ b/bench/report/model.mjs @@ -237,6 +237,7 @@ export const ENGINE_SUBJECTS = [ { id: 'storage', title: 'Storage' }, { id: 'search', title: 'Search' }, { id: 'apply', title: 'Apply' }, + { id: 'sequence', title: 'Lists and text' }, { id: 'sync', title: 'Sync' }, { id: 'log', title: 'Op log' }, { id: 'chain', title: 'Chain' }, @@ -249,6 +250,8 @@ const SUBJECT_NOTES = { storage: 'The public API end to end on node:fs: a write is an op appended to the log, a record file and a block.', search: 'The @alexify/syncom/search trigram index: a put per write, $text answered from the catalog in rank order.', apply: "A peer's page once it has arrived: admit, fold, append, write, announce. The applyRemote rows count ops.", + sequence: + 'The sequence engine behind list and text fields: a fold per op over Fugue runs, a reading, a join, a diff.', sync: 'Replication over the in-process link (JSON across the boundary, like a wrpc client).', log: 'OpLog, the persisted operation log every write and every replicated op goes through.', chain: 'The hash-linked chain a write appends a block to (open({ chain: false }) skips it).', diff --git a/bench/sequence.js b/bench/sequence.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d82d342 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/sequence.js @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +/** + * Lists and text: the sequence engine behind the two kinds — what one + * keystroke costs the model (a fold over a block with a run per insert), a + * reading, a snapshot join, a diff, and the same through the storage over + * the memory backend. + * + * Run with `node bench/sequence.js` or `pnpm bench`. + */ + +'use strict'; + +const { bench } = require('./support/harness.js'); +const S = require('../src/sequence.js'); +const { applyOp } = require('../src/ops.js'); +const { diff } = require('../src/myers.js'); +const { createMemoryFsi } = require('../src/backend.js'); +const { open } = require('../src/storage.js'); + +const op = (type, ts, origin, key, value) => ({ origin, seq: ts, ts, type, id: 'r', key, value }); + +const main = async () => { + console.log(`Sequence benchmark — Node ${process.version}\n`); + const text = 'x'.repeat(1000); + // One run of 1 000 characters, and 1 000 runs (a prepend chain). + const oneRun = applyOp(null, op('splice', 1, 'A', 'body', { at: '^', content: text })).entry; + let chain = null; + let prev = null; + for (let i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { + const ts = 2 + i; + const at = prev === null ? '^' : `<${S.elemKey(prev, 0)}`; + chain = applyOp(chain, op('splice', ts, 'B', 'body', { at, content: 'y' })).entry; + prev = S.runKey(ts, 'B'); + } + let ts = 5000; + const run = S.runKey(1, 'A'); + await bench('applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run)', () => + applyOp(oneRun, op('splice', ++ts, 'A', 'body', { run, from: 1000, content: 'z' }))); + await bench('applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run)', () => + applyOp(oneRun, op('splice', ++ts, 'C', 'body', { at: `<${S.elemKey(run, 500)}`, content: 'z' }))); + await bench('applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text', () => + applyOp(oneRun, op('splice', ++ts, 'C', 'body', { cut: [[run, 400, 10]], content: '' }))); + await bench('applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text', () => + applyOp(chain, op('splice', ++ts, 'C', 'body', { at: `<${S.elemKey(prev, 0)}`, content: 'z' }))); + await bench('applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text', () => + applyOp( + oneRun, + op('merge', ++ts, 'M', undefined, undefined) && { ...op('merge', ts, 'M'), data: chain.data, meta: chain.meta }, + )); + const seq = oneRun.meta.seqs.body; + await bench('buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text', () => S.render(S.buildIndex(seq))); + const big = applyOp(null, op('splice', 1, 'A', 'body', { at: '^', content: 'x'.repeat(100_000) })).entry.meta.seqs + .body; + await bench('buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run)', () => S.render(S.buildIndex(big))); + let marked = oneRun; + for (let i = 0; i < 50; i++) { + const start = `<${S.elemKey(run, i * 10)}`; + const end = `<${S.elemKey(run, i * 10 + 20)}`; + marked = applyOp( + marked, + op('mark', 100 + i, 'A', 'body', { start, end, key: i % 2 ? 'bold' : 'em', value: true }), + ).entry; + } + const markedSeq = marked.meta.seqs.body; + await bench('spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks', () => S.spans(S.buildIndex(markedSeq), markedSeq)); + const before = 'the quick brown fox '.repeat(50); + const after = `${before.slice(0, 500)}X${before.slice(500)}`; + await bench('diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text', () => diff(before, after)); + + const storage = await open({ path: '/bench', fsi: createMemoryFsi(), logger: false }); + const id = await storage.insert({}); + await storage.updateText(id, 'body', before); + await bench('storage.push — one char (memory fsi)', () => storage.push(id, 'body', 'z')); + let n = 0; + await bench('storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi)', async () => { + const current = (await storage.get(id)).body; + n++; + await storage.updateText(id, 'body', `${current.slice(0, 500 + (n % 7))}Q${current.slice(500 + (n % 7))}`); + }); + const list = await storage.insert({}); + await storage.push( + list, + 'items', + Array.from({ length: 100 }, (_, i) => i), + ); + await bench('storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi)', () => storage.move(list, 'items', n++ % 100, 50)); + await storage.close(); +}; + +main().catch((error) => { + console.error(error); + process.exitCode = 1; +}); diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts index 1278bec..f2ecd6c 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts +++ b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts @@ -38,6 +38,9 @@ const keywords = [ 'database', 'query', 'full-text-search', + 'collaborative-text', + 'rich-text', + 'fractional-index', 'schema', 'migrations', 'standard-schema', diff --git a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json index b7ded44..d75d587 100644 --- a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json +++ b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json @@ -2032,14 +2032,14 @@ "source": "src/ops.js:21-26,115-140; docs/guide/sync.md#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text" }, "lists": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "no list type; an array is a register or a set", - "source": "src/ops.js" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "list fields: `splice()`, `setAt()`, `move()` (Fugue; a concurrent move lands once)", + "source": "src/sequence.js; src/ops.js; docs/guide/lists.md" }, "text": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "none", - "source": "src/ops.js" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "text fields: `splice()`/`updateText()` merge by position (Fugue); marks, cursors", + "source": "src/sequence.js; src/ops.js; docs/guide/lists.md" }, "crdtModel": { "mark": "✅", diff --git a/docs/comparison.json b/docs/comparison.json index 456650e..9adc6f1 100644 --- a/docs/comparison.json +++ b/docs/comparison.json @@ -283,14 +283,15 @@ "source": "src/query.js; docs/guide/hooks.md" }, "text": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "none", - "source": "src/ops.js" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "text fields: `splice()`/`updateText()` merge by position (Fugue); marks with expand rules, stacking comments, cursors", + "source": "src/sequence.js; src/ops.js; docs/guide/lists.md", + "note": "Fields of a record, not whole documents: a record is read and written whole per op, and a long document is a list of block records. No editor bindings yet." }, "lists": { - "mark": "❌", - "text": "no ordered list; an array field can be an observed-remove set (`add()`/`remove()`)", - "source": "src/ops.js" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "list fields: `splice()`, `setAt()`, `move()` (Fugue; a concurrent move lands once)", + "source": "src/sequence.js; src/ops.js; docs/guide/lists.md" }, "counters": { "mark": "✅", diff --git a/docs/guide/architecture.md b/docs/guide/architecture.md index 58e2a57..c45795f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/architecture.md +++ b/docs/guide/architecture.md @@ -135,6 +135,11 @@ An op is applied by `applyOp` in `src/ops.js`, the same function on every node: - a **counter** is a sum per origin, so concurrent increments add up; - a **set** keeps, per element and origin, the newest add and the newest add a remove had observed, so concurrent adds both keep and an add a remove did not see survives it; +- a **list** or a **text** is a tree of runs (Fugue): an element's place is the right child of + the one before it or the left child of the leftmost descendant of its first right child, so + concurrent inserts at one spot both keep and each writer's run stays whole; a deleted element + keeps its place, and a list's elements carry a position and a value register, a text's marks + two anchors each (see [Lists and text](/guide/lists)); - a **delete** is a tombstone that a newer write revives; a **purge** wins at any stamp and scrubs the id from the log; - ops from one origin apply in sequence order; a duplicate or a gap is skipped, and resuming diff --git a/docs/guide/comparison.md b/docs/guide/comparison.md index 4e735a0..fb5f983 100644 --- a/docs/guide/comparison.md +++ b/docs/guide/comparison.md @@ -22,8 +22,9 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in partial ones). The databases and services do query, but most of them resolve a conflict per document or per revision, or let the server decide. syncom sits between the two. It gives you records with a schema, Mango queries, indexes and unique keys, and it merges - concurrent writes field by field, with counters that add up. That makes it a database that - merges, not a document CRDT: it has no text or sequence type. + concurrent writes field by field, with counters that add up — and its list and text fields + merge by position (Fugue), with marks and cursors. That makes it a database that merges, + not a document CRDT: no editor bindings, and a text is a field of a record, not a document. - **Few sync without a server of their own and still check what they receive.** Nine of the nineteen need no server from the project to sync: syncom, Yjs, Automerge, Loro, RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, GUN and OrbitDB. Of those nine, only syncom and RxDB validate writes @@ -45,8 +46,8 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in - **Unique keys across replicas.** Only syncom and InstantDB enforce a unique key. syncom checks it on every write and reports a clash between two peers as a `conflict` event. In the others the key is per device, or it is checked only where the server writes to Postgres. -- **Where syncom is behind.** It has no collaborative text and no list CRDT (Yjs, Automerge - and Loro do). End-to-end encryption is a recipe, field by field (Evolu encrypts everything it +- **Where syncom is behind.** It has no editor bindings and no document-scale text (Yjs, + Automerge and Loro have both; syncom's text is a field of a record). End-to-end encryption is a recipe, field by field (Evolu encrypts everything it syncs; Jazz 2.0 ships encryption adapters, not yet wired into its tables). There are no UI bindings and no React Native target, and it is not yet on npm. - **Some are no longer moving, or are moving away.** PouchDB has not published since June 2024, @@ -127,30 +128,30 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in Secondary indexes✅ entity index fields, equality only, in memory❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ declared as hints (indexOnly, compositeIndex), maintained by the engine; no index API✅ schema indexes, compound✅ Mango indexes, map/reduce views✅ indexes module (slices)✅ compound, multi-entry✅ persistent prolly-tree indexes❌ none; app-built index nodes❌ none; keyvalue-indexed indexes keys only✅ indexes config (Kysely builder)✅ table indexes✅ PGlite CREATE INDEX; client has none✅ indexes in Table options✅ automatic: Postgres indexes mirrored; client in-memory❌ collection scan or id lookup only✅ .indexed() attributes, built on the server Unique constraints✅ unique keys; a peer's clash is a conflict event❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ no constraint; a serializable transaction checks its read set at commit❌ primary key only❌ _id only❌ row id only⚠️ & index per device; sync not documented❌ _id only❌ none❌ only the indexBy key❌ rejected by design⚠️ isUnique index, per client only30⚠️ Postgres UNIQUE, when your API writes⚠️ source DB on upload; raw tables locally⚠️ Postgres enforces; .unique() only declares❌ only the id key✅ .unique(), enforced by the server Live queries / change events✅ watch(), change events✅ observe/observeDeep, doc update events✅ DocHandle change events with patches✅ subscribe, subscribeJsonpath✅ db.subscribe on any query, maintained incrementally✅ $ observables (event-reduce)⚠️ changes({ live: true }) feed✅ listeners at every level; UI hooks✅ liveQuery()✅ subscribe(), useLiveQuery✅ .on() on any node or path✅ events.on('update'); no live queries✅ subscribeQuery, useQuery✅ queryDb, signals, computed✅ ShapeStream, Shape.subscribe, useShape✅ query().watch(), differentialWatch(), onChange✅ useQuery, materialize(); incremental view maintenance✅ client.subscribe, useQuery; incremental view maintenance✅ every query is live: useQuery, subscribeQuery -Collaborative text❌ none✅ Y.Text (rich), Y.XmlFragment; editor bindings✅ text with marks and blocks (Peritext)✅ LoroText rich text; ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings❌ strings are LWW; the recipe stores Yjs update bytes in rows❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ Y.Doc props via y-dexie (Yjs)❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ pair with Yjs / Automerge / Loro⚠️ Yjs via @electric-sql/y-electric provider❌ none built in; Yjs-as-rows demo❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT; S.String is a register❌ none; strings are last-write values -Ordered lists that merge❌ no ordered list; an array field can be an observed-remove set (add()/remove())✅ Y.Array (YATA sequence)✅ lists with insertAt/deleteAt✅ LoroList, LoroMovableList, LoroTree❌ rows are the list, ordered by a column (LWW); g-set arrays grow only; no sequence CRDT⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ array cells are LWW⚠️ Y.Array; add() sorts plain arrays31❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ set() is unordered (random keys)⚠️ events log: append-only, merged order❌ none⚠️ fractional indexing (Rocicorp package)⚠️ only inside a Yjs doc; columns replaced whole❌ rows, or a JSON column replaced whole❌ no sequence CRDT; rows or json() columns❌ S.Set only; arrays are replaced whole❌ arrays are JSON values; links are sets -Counters that converge✅ inc(): per-origin sums32❌ no counter type33✅ Counter type✅ LoroCounter✅ counter columns: deltas summed by Core; non-nullable integers, overflow rejected⚠️ crdt plugin $inc❌ one revision wins❌ cells are LWW✅ add(n)/remove(n) replayed on server❌ one winner per _id❌ LWW fields; concurrent increments overwrite❌ no counter store in v4❌ LWW columns only⚠️ increment events + your materializer❌ not built in; DIY in your API❌ no; PATCH uploads absolute values⚠️ server re-runs mutator; no counter type34❌ numbers are last-write registers❌ no increment op; read-modify-write +Collaborative text✅ text fields: splice()/updateText() merge by position (Fugue); marks with expand rules, stacking comments, cursors31✅ Y.Text (rich), Y.XmlFragment; editor bindings✅ text with marks and blocks (Peritext)✅ LoroText rich text; ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings❌ strings are LWW; the recipe stores Yjs update bytes in rows❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ Y.Doc props via y-dexie (Yjs)❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ pair with Yjs / Automerge / Loro⚠️ Yjs via @electric-sql/y-electric provider❌ none built in; Yjs-as-rows demo❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT; S.String is a register❌ none; strings are last-write values +Ordered lists that merge✅ list fields: splice(), setAt(), move() (Fugue; a concurrent move lands once)✅ Y.Array (YATA sequence)✅ lists with insertAt/deleteAt✅ LoroList, LoroMovableList, LoroTree❌ rows are the list, ordered by a column (LWW); g-set arrays grow only; no sequence CRDT⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ array cells are LWW⚠️ Y.Array; add() sorts plain arrays32❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ set() is unordered (random keys)⚠️ events log: append-only, merged order❌ none⚠️ fractional indexing (Rocicorp package)⚠️ only inside a Yjs doc; columns replaced whole❌ rows, or a JSON column replaced whole❌ no sequence CRDT; rows or json() columns❌ S.Set only; arrays are replaced whole❌ arrays are JSON values; links are sets +Counters that converge✅ inc(): per-origin sums33❌ no counter type34✅ Counter type✅ LoroCounter✅ counter columns: deltas summed by Core; non-nullable integers, overflow rejected⚠️ crdt plugin $inc❌ one revision wins❌ cells are LWW✅ add(n)/remove(n) replayed on server❌ one winner per _id❌ LWW fields; concurrent increments overwrite❌ no counter store in v4❌ LWW columns only⚠️ increment events + your materializer❌ not built in; DIY in your API❌ no; PATCH uploads absolute values⚠️ server re-runs mutator; no counter type35❌ numbers are last-write registers❌ no increment op; read-modify-write Replication Topologymesh; hubs that dial each otherany — client–server or WebRTC meshany — client–server or peer-to-peerany — app moves bytesclient–server: Core orders and merges every write; relays store and forwardclient–server; P2P over WebRTCmulti-master, any pair of DBsrelay hub, local peers, customclient–server onlyhub: cloud or custom gatewaymesh (DAM) with relay peersp2p mesh (libp2p pubsub)client–relay; several relays at onceclient–server (central backend)client–server only; CDN fan-outclient–server only (service + your backend)client–server: Postgres → zero-cache → clientsclient–server only, one sync serverclient–server only Transport✅ injected link; wrpc WebSocket/WebRTC✅ providers: WebSocket, WebRTC; y-protocols sync✅ adapters: WebSocket, MessageChannel, BroadcastChannel✅ any (bytes); loro-websocket⚠️ WebSocket with ordered channels, credits and streaming compression✅ pluggable: HTTP, WebSocket, WebRTC, GraphQL…⚠️ HTTP (CouchDB protocol); socket-pouch third-party✅ WebSocket, BroadcastChannel, custom⚠️ HTTPS + WebSocket, fixed✅ pluggable gateways; cloud over WS/HTTP✅ WebSocket, WebRTC, UDP multicast; adapters✅ libp2p transports (TCP, WS, WebRTC…)⚠️ WebSocket only✅ pluggable SyncBackend; WS / HTTP in sync-cf⚠️ HTTP only: long-poll or SSE⚠️ HTTP streaming or WebSocket; not pluggable⚠️ fixed: WebSocket to zero-cache, HTTP to your API⚠️ WebSocket; transport option undocumented⚠️ WebSocket, SSE fallback; not pluggable -Browser to browser (WebRTC)✅ wrpc PeerLink + PeerHost✅ y-webrtc (signaling server only)35⚠️ no official adapter; automerge-repo-network-peerjs (third-party)⚠️ possible; no official adapter❌ no peer-to-peer✅ replication-webrtc (simple-peer)❌ no maintained plugin❌ none built in❌ none❌ none built in✅ gun/lib/webrtc (relay for signaling)⚠️ via @libp2p/webrtc + circuit relay🔜 P2P planned (Protocol docs)❌ central backend required❌ every client reads from the Electric service❌ no; all data flows through the service❌ no peer-to-peer❌ sync always goes through the server❌ no; even presence/topics relay through the server -Partial replication✅ scopes per peer, enforced by the host on the record⚠️ per document (room); subdocuments36⚠️ per document; sharePolicy⚠️ per document (room)✅ per query subscription, narrowed by the row-level read policy⚠️ one replication per scope; backend filters✅ filter, doc_ids, selector❌ whole store per path✅ realms the user can access❌ whole ledger✅ on demand: only nodes you get❌ whole database log✅ per owner (useOwner, shard owners)⚠️ per store (storeId) only✅ shapes: table, where, columns, subset snapshots✅ Sync Streams (subscriptions with params, TTL)✅ per-query sync; TTL up to 10 min✅ per-query sync, filtered by read permissions✅ per query; view rules filter results +Browser to browser (WebRTC)✅ wrpc PeerLink + PeerHost✅ y-webrtc (signaling server only)36⚠️ no official adapter; automerge-repo-network-peerjs (third-party)⚠️ possible; no official adapter❌ no peer-to-peer✅ replication-webrtc (simple-peer)❌ no maintained plugin❌ none built in❌ none❌ none built in✅ gun/lib/webrtc (relay for signaling)⚠️ via @libp2p/webrtc + circuit relay🔜 P2P planned (Protocol docs)❌ central backend required❌ every client reads from the Electric service❌ no; all data flows through the service❌ no peer-to-peer❌ sync always goes through the server❌ no; even presence/topics relay through the server +Partial replication✅ scopes per peer, enforced by the host on the record⚠️ per document (room); subdocuments37⚠️ per document; sharePolicy⚠️ per document (room)✅ per query subscription, narrowed by the row-level read policy⚠️ one replication per scope; backend filters✅ filter, doc_ids, selector❌ whole store per path✅ realms the user can access❌ whole ledger✅ on demand: only nodes you get❌ whole database log✅ per owner (useOwner, shard owners)⚠️ per store (storeId) only✅ shapes: table, where, columns, subset snapshots✅ Sync Streams (subscriptions with params, TTL)✅ per-query sync; TTL up to 10 min✅ per-query sync, filtered by read permissions✅ per query; view rules filter results Resume after a disconnect✅ from the last event id✅ state-vector exchange on reconnect✅ sync state per peer, persisted✅ export({ mode: 'update', from }); rejoin by version✅ reconnect resumes subscriptions from persisted watermarks✅ checkpoints✅ checkpoints in _local docs✅ hash-tree diff on reconnect✅ delta since last server revision✅ clock heads; missing CAR files fetched⚠️ re-sends live gets with value hashes✅ heads exchange; fetch only missing entries✅ range-based set reconciliation✅ pull from cursor (seqNum)✅ offset + handle per shape✅ from last op id per bucket✅ base cookie + server CVR, kept 7 days✅ per-query checkpoint: server timestamp + cached ids⚠️ queries re-sent; server returns full results -Bootstrap a new replica✅ streamed snapshot past the log's retention✅ state-vector diff of merged state✅ whole compressed doc to an empty peer37✅ snapshot; shallow snapshot trims history✅ a new subscription gets a full snapshot of its authorized set, no history replay✅ state-based: pulls current docs✅ changes feed: leaf revisions only✅ state-based: diff by content hashes✅ server snapshot of the user's realms⚠️ compact() merges CAR files, keeps clock38✅ state-based; no history to replay❌ newcomer traverses the full log❌ fetches the full change history🔜 full eventlog replay; compaction planned (#136)⚠️ shape log starts with a snapshot; compaction opt-in39⚠️ compacted bucket history, not a snapshot✅ clients hydrate current query results, no history✅ current query results, no history replay✅ server sends current query results -Conflict resolutionLWW per field by (stamp, origin); counters addCRDT (YATA); Y.Map key: higher clientID wins40CRDT; map key LWW by op id, losers kept41CRDT; Map LWW by Lamport, then peer idLWW per cell in Core's acceptance order; counters add; every version kept42custom conflictHandler; default master winsdeterministic winner; _conflicts keptLWW per cell (HLC)server-authoritative; LWW per property43Merkle clock; deterministic winner per _idHAM: LWW per field, wall-clock state44LWW per key (Lamport clock, writer id)LWW per column (HLC)45backend total order + client rebase46server authority: your API writes Postgresserver authority: your backend decides47server authority; client rebases pending mutations48attribute patches; the last to reach the server wins49server order, last write per attribute; merge for JSON50 -Offline writes✅ local op log, kept until the hosts have it51✅ local edits merge on reconnect (y-indexeddb)✅ local changes merge on reconnect✅ local edits merge on import✅ writes apply locally, queue, and upload on reconnect; .wait({ tier })✅ local writes, pushed later✅ local DB, replicate later✅ MergeableStore merges later✅ local IndexedDB, synced later✅ local ledger, synced later⚠️ local write; in-memory send queue52✅ local append; heads exchanged on join✅ local SQLite; synced later✅ local eventlog; pushed after rebase⚠️ DIY patterns; @tanstack/offline-transactions (TanStack)✅ local SQLite + upload queue (uploadData)❌ rejected once disconnected (default after 60 s)53✅ durable outbox, optimistic, rebased on server data✅ queued in IndexedDB, replayed on reconnect -A server can reject a write before it spreads⚠️ out-of-scope and unsigned ops stop at the host; one its validator or beforeApply skips is relayed54⚠️ none in @y/websocket-server; Hocuspocus hooks (third-party)⚠️ per-document access only; no change validation⚠️ authenticate → read/write per room; no op checks✅ Core applies the write policies before accepting; a rejected write is rolled back locally✅ backend is master; RxServer changeValidator✅ CouchDB validate_doc_update❌ relay forwards client to client55⚠️ permissions enforced; no custom validation❌ cloud stores blocks and meta only⚠️ relay middleware can drop; SEA checks signatures⚠️ every peer checks canAppend + signature56❌ relay is blind (E2EE)✅ onPush can reject a batch (sync-cf)✅ your API is the only write path✅ writes reach others only via your backend✅ server mutators in a Postgres transaction✅ server re-checks schema and permissions; can reject✅ server applies every tx; rules can reject +Bootstrap a new replica✅ streamed snapshot past the log's retention✅ state-vector diff of merged state✅ whole compressed doc to an empty peer38✅ snapshot; shallow snapshot trims history✅ a new subscription gets a full snapshot of its authorized set, no history replay✅ state-based: pulls current docs✅ changes feed: leaf revisions only✅ state-based: diff by content hashes✅ server snapshot of the user's realms⚠️ compact() merges CAR files, keeps clock39✅ state-based; no history to replay❌ newcomer traverses the full log❌ fetches the full change history🔜 full eventlog replay; compaction planned (#136)⚠️ shape log starts with a snapshot; compaction opt-in40⚠️ compacted bucket history, not a snapshot✅ clients hydrate current query results, no history✅ current query results, no history replay✅ server sends current query results +Conflict resolutionLWW per field by (stamp, origin); counters addCRDT (YATA); Y.Map key: higher clientID wins41CRDT; map key LWW by op id, losers kept42CRDT; Map LWW by Lamport, then peer idLWW per cell in Core's acceptance order; counters add; every version kept43custom conflictHandler; default master winsdeterministic winner; _conflicts keptLWW per cell (HLC)server-authoritative; LWW per property44Merkle clock; deterministic winner per _idHAM: LWW per field, wall-clock state45LWW per key (Lamport clock, writer id)LWW per column (HLC)46backend total order + client rebase47server authority: your API writes Postgresserver authority: your backend decides48server authority; client rebases pending mutations49attribute patches; the last to reach the server wins50server order, last write per attribute; merge for JSON51 +Offline writes✅ local op log, kept until the hosts have it52✅ local edits merge on reconnect (y-indexeddb)✅ local changes merge on reconnect✅ local edits merge on import✅ writes apply locally, queue, and upload on reconnect; .wait({ tier })✅ local writes, pushed later✅ local DB, replicate later✅ MergeableStore merges later✅ local IndexedDB, synced later✅ local ledger, synced later⚠️ local write; in-memory send queue53✅ local append; heads exchanged on join✅ local SQLite; synced later✅ local eventlog; pushed after rebase⚠️ DIY patterns; @tanstack/offline-transactions (TanStack)✅ local SQLite + upload queue (uploadData)❌ rejected once disconnected (default after 60 s)54✅ durable outbox, optimistic, rebased on server data✅ queued in IndexedDB, replayed on reconnect +A server can reject a write before it spreads⚠️ out-of-scope and unsigned ops stop at the host; one its validator or beforeApply skips is relayed55⚠️ none in @y/websocket-server; Hocuspocus hooks (third-party)⚠️ per-document access only; no change validation⚠️ authenticate → read/write per room; no op checks✅ Core applies the write policies before accepting; a rejected write is rolled back locally✅ backend is master; RxServer changeValidator✅ CouchDB validate_doc_update❌ relay forwards client to client56⚠️ permissions enforced; no custom validation❌ cloud stores blocks and meta only⚠️ relay middleware can drop; SEA checks signatures⚠️ every peer checks canAppend + signature57❌ relay is blind (E2EE)✅ onPush can reject a batch (sync-cf)✅ your API is the only write path✅ writes reach others only via your backend✅ server mutators in a Postgres transaction✅ server re-checks schema and permissions; can reject✅ server applies every tx; rules can reject Integrity and security -Tamper-evident history✅ hash-linked chain, unsigned (optional)57❌ none✅ SHA-256 change hash graph; checked on load❌ checksums detect corruption only❌ no hash chain; versions keyed by (time, node); nothing signed❌ none❌ none❌ hashes serve sync diffs only❌ none✅ SHA-256 content-addressed Merkle clock⚠️ signed fields, # content-hash souls; no log✅ Merkle-DAG of CIDs (sha256, dag-cbor)⚠️ AEAD per change; no hash chain❌ none❌ not built in❌ bucket checksums catch corruption, not tampering❌ not built in❌ no hash chain❌ none -Signed changes✅ Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; 'require' to enforce58❌ none❌ none — author is unsigned metadata❌ none❌ no per-change signatures; a write is authorized by the authenticated session❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none; cloud uses JWT auth✅ SEA signs user-space (~pubkey) writes59✅ every entry signed by its identity❌ shared owner key, no signatures❌ none❌ not built in❌ JWT per connection; changes unsigned❌ not built in; auth via cookie/token❌ JWT per connection, not per change❌ none; auth by session token -Encryption at rest⚠️ per record (encrypted: true), never synced60❌ none — y-indexeddb stores raw updates❌ none❌ none — storage is the app's❌ SQLite / IndexedDB in plaintext; the E2EE adapters cover app-managed values only⚠️ encryption-crypto-js per field; WebCrypto Premium61⚠️ third-party crypto-pouch❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted (beta for Dexie 4)✅ AES-GCM by default⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt; stores plaintext otherwise⚠️ encryption module encrypts stored entries✅ SQLCipher (web, Electron, Expo)❌ not supported (issue #70)❌ not built in⚠️ opt-in encryptionKey; Node needs cipher fork⚠️ op-sqlite encryptionKey on React Native only❌ no local encryption❌ IndexedDB cache in plaintext -End-to-end encryption⚠️ recipe: wrpc's HPKE sealer in hooks, per field⚠️ y-webrtc: DTLS + room password❌ none (Keyhive pre-alpha, separate)⚠️ %ELO via EloAdaptor (experimental)62⚠️ jazz-tools/e2ee envelope adapters (XChaCha20-Poly1305); no key lifecycle or table integration yet❌ replication reads decrypted docs63⚠️ third-party comdb (beta)❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted above the sync layer64⚠️ blocks encrypted; key sent with meta65⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt / SEA.secret (ECDH)⚠️ @orbitdb/simple-encryption, unaudited66✅ XChaCha20-Poly1305, always on❌ DIY via schema transform (issue #70)❌ app-level; official example only❌ DIY: sync app-encrypted values❌ no; zero-cache runs queries on plaintext rows❌ server reads all data❌ no; server reads all data for rules -Access control where data is served✅ host scopes for reads and writes, authorize⚠️ per room, in your WebSocket upgrade handler⚠️ shareConfig.access per peer/doc (experimental)67⚠️ per-room read/write via server authenticate✅ row-level read and write policies written as queries, enforced by Core✅ RxServer authHandler, queryModifier, changeValidator (rxdb-server)68⚠️ CouchDB per-database roles69⚠️ authenticate the WS upgrade per path✅ realms, roles; table/row/property rules⚠️ per-ledger tokens via Fireproof Cloud⚠️ owner-only user space, SEA.certify; reads open⚠️ write ACLs; no read control70⚠️ owner keys; write-key token; relay isOwnerAllowed⚠️ DIY: validatePayload, onPush / onPull⚠️ your authorizing proxy; API open by default71✅ service: JWT + stream queries; backend: writes✅ your query/mutate endpoints, from server context✅ roles + per-collection filters, server-enforced✅ CEL-style rules in instant.perms.ts, server-side72 -Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge() scrubs the op log73⚠️ deleted content GC'd (gc: true default)74❌ history kept; delete() is local only⚠️ delete + shallow snapshot; redactJsonUpdates75❌ tombstones; a deletion never erases content history⚠️ cleanup plugin purges tombstones76⚠️ purge(), indexeddb adapter only77✅ no history; a delete keeps no payload⚠️ DELETE /users/:id; records not documented❌ no API; Merkle history immutable⚠️ put(null) overwrites; opt-in lib/erase❌ immutable log; del appends a tombstone🔜 owner deletion planned; deleteOwner is a stub78❌ append-only eventlog⚠️ Postgres DELETE; shape logs keep the payload79⚠️ delete at source; compact drops old payloads✅ hard DELETE; no history kept✅ hard delete; no history to scrub✅ delete removes the triples; no history kept +Tamper-evident history✅ hash-linked chain, unsigned (optional)58❌ none✅ SHA-256 change hash graph; checked on load❌ checksums detect corruption only❌ no hash chain; versions keyed by (time, node); nothing signed❌ none❌ none❌ hashes serve sync diffs only❌ none✅ SHA-256 content-addressed Merkle clock⚠️ signed fields, # content-hash souls; no log✅ Merkle-DAG of CIDs (sha256, dag-cbor)⚠️ AEAD per change; no hash chain❌ none❌ not built in❌ bucket checksums catch corruption, not tampering❌ not built in❌ no hash chain❌ none +Signed changes✅ Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; 'require' to enforce59❌ none❌ none — author is unsigned metadata❌ none❌ no per-change signatures; a write is authorized by the authenticated session❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none; cloud uses JWT auth✅ SEA signs user-space (~pubkey) writes60✅ every entry signed by its identity❌ shared owner key, no signatures❌ none❌ not built in❌ JWT per connection; changes unsigned❌ not built in; auth via cookie/token❌ JWT per connection, not per change❌ none; auth by session token +Encryption at rest⚠️ per record (encrypted: true), never synced61❌ none — y-indexeddb stores raw updates❌ none❌ none — storage is the app's❌ SQLite / IndexedDB in plaintext; the E2EE adapters cover app-managed values only⚠️ encryption-crypto-js per field; WebCrypto Premium62⚠️ third-party crypto-pouch❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted (beta for Dexie 4)✅ AES-GCM by default⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt; stores plaintext otherwise⚠️ encryption module encrypts stored entries✅ SQLCipher (web, Electron, Expo)❌ not supported (issue #70)❌ not built in⚠️ opt-in encryptionKey; Node needs cipher fork⚠️ op-sqlite encryptionKey on React Native only❌ no local encryption❌ IndexedDB cache in plaintext +End-to-end encryption⚠️ recipe: wrpc's HPKE sealer in hooks, per field⚠️ y-webrtc: DTLS + room password❌ none (Keyhive pre-alpha, separate)⚠️ %ELO via EloAdaptor (experimental)63⚠️ jazz-tools/e2ee envelope adapters (XChaCha20-Poly1305); no key lifecycle or table integration yet❌ replication reads decrypted docs64⚠️ third-party comdb (beta)❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted above the sync layer65⚠️ blocks encrypted; key sent with meta66⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt / SEA.secret (ECDH)⚠️ @orbitdb/simple-encryption, unaudited67✅ XChaCha20-Poly1305, always on❌ DIY via schema transform (issue #70)❌ app-level; official example only❌ DIY: sync app-encrypted values❌ no; zero-cache runs queries on plaintext rows❌ server reads all data❌ no; server reads all data for rules +Access control where data is served✅ host scopes for reads and writes, authorize⚠️ per room, in your WebSocket upgrade handler⚠️ shareConfig.access per peer/doc (experimental)68⚠️ per-room read/write via server authenticate✅ row-level read and write policies written as queries, enforced by Core✅ RxServer authHandler, queryModifier, changeValidator (rxdb-server)69⚠️ CouchDB per-database roles70⚠️ authenticate the WS upgrade per path✅ realms, roles; table/row/property rules⚠️ per-ledger tokens via Fireproof Cloud⚠️ owner-only user space, SEA.certify; reads open⚠️ write ACLs; no read control71⚠️ owner keys; write-key token; relay isOwnerAllowed⚠️ DIY: validatePayload, onPush / onPull⚠️ your authorizing proxy; API open by default72✅ service: JWT + stream queries; backend: writes✅ your query/mutate endpoints, from server context✅ roles + per-collection filters, server-enforced✅ CEL-style rules in instant.perms.ts, server-side73 +Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge() scrubs the op log74⚠️ deleted content GC'd (gc: true default)75❌ history kept; delete() is local only⚠️ delete + shallow snapshot; redactJsonUpdates76❌ tombstones; a deletion never erases content history⚠️ cleanup plugin purges tombstones77⚠️ purge(), indexeddb adapter only78✅ no history; a delete keeps no payload⚠️ DELETE /users/:id; records not documented❌ no API; Merkle history immutable⚠️ put(null) overwrites; opt-in lib/erase❌ immutable log; del appends a tombstone🔜 owner deletion planned; deleteOwner is a stub79❌ append-only eventlog⚠️ Postgres DELETE; shape logs keep the payload80⚠️ delete at source; compact drops old payloads✅ hard DELETE; no history kept✅ hard delete; no history to scrub✅ delete removes the triples; no history kept History / time travel⚠️ op log within retention; repair(id); no read-at-version⚠️ Y.snapshot; needs gc: false✅ view(doc, heads), diff, getHistory✅ checkout, forkAt, revertTo✅ $history tables, queryable and subscribable; branch views over a captured snapshot⚠️ latest revision; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document⚠️ get(id, { rev }) until compaction⚠️ checkpoints: in-memory undo/redo❌ no API⚠️ changes(since); no read-at-version❌ latest value per field only⚠️ full oplog via log.iterator()✅ evolu_history table, queryable⚠️ eventlog via store.events()❌ no; replica=full adds old_value only❌ current checkpoint only❌ not built in❌ current state only❌ no versions; nightly backups only Extensibility and operations Write hooks / middleware✅ open({ hooks }): writes, reads, peer batches❌ none — doc events cannot veto❌ none❌ subscribePreCommit sets message/timestamp only❌ none before a write; onMutationError after a rejection✅ pre/post insert/save/remove⚠️ transform-pouch (pouchdb-community)✅ middleware: willSet*/willDel* (v8+)✅ DBCore middleware, table hooks❌ none (storage gatewayInterceptor only)✅ Gun.on('opt') → put/in/out middleware⚠️ custom access controller canAppend❌ none⚠️ materializers; onPush on the backend⚠️ your API; Phoenix.Sync.Writer callbacks (Elixir)⚠️ your backend's upload handler; no client hook✅ custom mutators + handleMutateRequest handler❌ no write hooks; permissions only⚠️ no write hooks; rules reject, webhooks after commit -Observability✅ OpenTelemetry spans and metrics (injected), stats()❌ none⚠️ setLoggerFactory, doc-metrics events; no OTel❌ none (Inspector for debugging)✅ OpenTelemetry traces and logs (OTLP); Inspector⚠️ logger plugin (Premium)⚠️ pouchdb-debug logging only⚠️ getStats() counters; dev Inspector❌ none; syncState observable⚠️ structured logs (FP_DEBUG), tracer events⚠️ console.STAT, lib/stats.js counters❌ none⚠️ structured Console; no OpenTelemetry✅ OpenTelemetry built in; devtools✅ server: OTLP traces, Prometheus/StatsD, Sentry⚠️ service: Prometheus metrics, JSON logs; client logger80✅ zero-cache: OTLP logs, traces, metrics81⚠️ log levels, client.logs; Sentry on server⚠️ client verbose/logger; server OTel traces to Honeycomb +Observability✅ OpenTelemetry spans and metrics (injected), stats()❌ none⚠️ setLoggerFactory, doc-metrics events; no OTel❌ none (Inspector for debugging)✅ OpenTelemetry traces and logs (OTLP); Inspector⚠️ logger plugin (Premium)⚠️ pouchdb-debug logging only⚠️ getStats() counters; dev Inspector❌ none; syncState observable⚠️ structured logs (FP_DEBUG), tracer events⚠️ console.STAT, lib/stats.js counters❌ none⚠️ structured Console; no OpenTelemetry✅ OpenTelemetry built in; devtools✅ server: OTLP traces, Prometheus/StatsD, Sentry⚠️ service: Prometheus metrics, JSON logs; client logger81✅ zero-cache: OTLP logs, traces, metrics82⚠️ log levels, client.logs; Sentry on server⚠️ client verbose/logger; server OTel traces to Honeycomb Typed errors✅ SyncomError with a code❌ plain Errors, no codes❌ plain errors, no codes❌ plain Error messages, no codes✅ coded: permission_denied, transaction_conflict, write_rejected, not_observed…✅ RxError.code (e.g. COL23)✅ status + name (e.g. 409 conflict)⚠️ tinybase:<n> in messages, undocumented✅ Dexie.*Error by name; policy codes⚠️ NotFoundError; otherwise plain Error❌ ack.err strings❌ plain Error messages✅ typed errors (Result, EvoluError)✅ Effect tagged errors (_tag)⚠️ error classes, FetchError.status; no codes⚠️ service PSYNC_* codes; client errors untyped✅ ErrorKind codes, ApplicationError, StorageFailureError⚠️ TriplitError subclasses: name + HTTP status⚠️ InstantAPIError body.type on HTTP; transact untyped TypeScript types⚠️ hand-written .d.ts; record data unknown✅ shipped .d.ts (from JSDoc)✅ TS .d.ts; Doc<T> generics✅ TS .d.ts; typed containers✅ inferred from s.table() schemas✅ TS; doc type inferred from schema⚠️ @types/pouchdb (DefinitelyTyped)✅ TS; schema-typed with-schemas✅ TS; EntityTable, DexieCloudTable✅ TS; generic document types✅ shipped .d.ts❌ none shipped (JSDoc only)✅ TS, inferred from schema✅ TS, inferred from Effect Schema✅ TS; ShapeStream<Row> generic, no codegen✅ shipped; row types inferred from Schema✅ TS, inferred from schema.ts✅ TS, inferred from schema (Entity, QueryResult)✅ inferred from i.schema; instant-cli pull writes it UI bindings❌ none⚠️ editor bindings official; React via react-yjs (third-party)✅ @automerge/react, Svelte store, Solid primitives✅ loro-mirror-react; editor bindings✅ React, RN/Expo, Solid, Vue, Svelte, Effect✅ rxdb/plugins/react; Vue, Angular, Preact signals⚠️ third-party use-pouchdb✅ ui-react, ui-solid, ui-svelte✅ dexie-react-hooks; liveQuery observables✅ use-fireproof React hooks❌ none official❌ none✅ @evolu/react, @evolu/vue, @evolu/svelte✅ @livestore/react, solid, svelte✅ React useShape (@electric-sql/react)✅ @powersync/react, @powersync/vue, TanStack✅ @rocicorp/zero/react, /solid; Vue/Svelte community✅ @triplit/react, react-native, svelte, vue, angular, solid✅ React, React Native, Svelte, Vue, SolidJS packages @@ -191,57 +192,58 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in 28. Adding, removing or renaming a column invalidates every shape on that table, so clients get 409/must-refetch, drop their local copy and re-sync from scratch. 29. Documents.get(key) also walks the oplog from the head, so reads cost O(log length). 30. Two clients can commit events that collide; a materializer that then fails rolls back that event, which the docs say will 'typically halt' the system. -31. add([x])/remove([x]) merge across sync but return a sorted array, so element order is not kept. -32. A counter that one node resets while another increments it does not converge to the intuitive value; see Guarantees and limits in the Sync guide. -33. A number in a Y.Map is a register: of two concurrent increments, one is lost. -34. Increments add up only if the server mutator applies them atomically (raw SQL n = n + 1, or serializable + tx.retryOn); the default isolation is Postgres read committed. -35. y-webrtc defaults to the public signaling server wss://y-webrtc-eu.fly.dev; pass your own signaling list (and a password) for anything private. -36. The docs say providers sync subdocuments, but y-websocket, y-webrtc and y-indexeddb contain no subdocument handling — you open one provider per subdocument. -37. The compressed document still carries the full change history — Automerge does not drop history. -38. Compaction copies every block the clock reaches into the new CAR, so a newcomer still downloads the history. -39. Docs still call compaction planned, but the code has it behind an undocumented experimental_compaction shape param (default false), so by default a newcomer replays the snapshot plus every change since the shape was created. -40. Not wall-clock LWW: a concurrent Y.Map set is won by the writer with the higher random clientID, whatever the times. -41. The winner is chosen by operation id (counter, then actor), not wall-clock time; getConflicts returns the losing values. -42. The docs say the edit Core receives first wins; the spec and its invariant tests say the last write Core accepts wins per cell. The spec is followed here. -43. A whole-object put() overwrites concurrent property updates; where().modify() is re-run on the server. -44. Order comes from each writer's machine clock (+new Date): a write stamped in the future is held in a setTimeout until then and wins; equal states break by comparing JSON strings. -45. A change stamped more than 5 minutes ahead of the receiver's clock is quarantined until system time catches up. -46. Merge-conflict handling isn't implemented yet (#253): concurrent events simply apply in the backend's order. -47. The client never merges: it holds its checkpoint while uploads are pending, then adopts the server's checkpoint exactly; plain UPDATEs in the backend give per-field LWW by arrival order. -48. No field-level merge: the server re-runs each mutator against current Postgres state, so concurrent writes to a column are last-processed-wins unless your mutator checks. -49. The FAQ still describes per-attribute HLC timestamps from 0.x. In 1.x the server stamps each incoming batch with its own clock when it arrives, so an edit made offline hours ago overwrites newer values when it finally syncs. -50. Order is server arrival, not a timestamp: an offline write replayed on reconnect overwrites newer writes made meanwhile. -51. Ops written before any node was registered, and compacted since, cannot reach a host (UNDELIVERABLE). -52. Reconnect re-sends only queued messages held in memory and live gets; there is no persisted outbox, and src/websocket.js:5 still reads 'TODO: resync upon reconnect'. -53. Writes queue only while connecting (disconnectTimeoutMs); docs-vs-code: the shipped client also accepts writes in needs-auth, which the docs list as rejected. -54. A withheld op would leave a gap in its origin's stream, so a host that skips an op still relays it and every node re-checks it; a throwing beforeApply refuses the whole page instead. -55. middleware on the server's own MergeableStore guards only that copy; WsServer still relays the message to the other clients. -56. A rejected incoming entry is caught and only console.error'd; the app gets no event for it. -57. Whoever can write the directory can rebuild the chain; a read checks a record against the block its file names, so a block planted beside the chain passes. The ops in the log are what is signed. -58. The default 'verify' takes an unsigned op; sync.signatures: 'require' refuses it. A bootstrap re-signs the host's state under the joiner's key, and hello does not yet prove possession of the key. -59. Only data under a user's ~pubkey soul is signed and verified; the public graph accepts unsigned writes from anyone. -60. The RSA key pair that unseals the records sits unprotected in <path>/keys/, beside the data. -61. The free plugin is AES-CBC in crypto-js's passphrase mode (MD5 key derivation, no MAC); an unsalted SHA-256 of the password is stored beside the data. -62. The Loro team says not to rely on it for production-grade security yet. -63. The encryption wrapper sits below collection.storageInstance, which is what the replication reads. -64. Needs the encryption middleware moved above sync by hand; indexed fields are not encrypted. -65. MetaGateway.put attaches the ledger's key material to every meta update, so the sync service holds the key although the docs call sync end-to-end. -66. In 4.0.0 the documents type destructures encrypt instead of encryption, so document stores silently stay unencrypted (issue #1253, fix PR #1257 open). -67. Peer ids are self-asserted in the WebSocket join message, so access by peer id needs authentication at the socket. -68. RxServer is SSPL and its defaults are open: with no authHandler every request is admitted, and the Express adapter's CORS reflects any origin with credentials. -69. CouchDB has no per-document read rules; the usual pattern is a database per user. -70. Anyone who knows a database address can replicate and read it unless it is encrypted. -71. Electric serves any data its Postgres role can read to any caller; ELECTRIC_SECRET must be added by a proxy that also pins the shape's table and where. -72. A rule that is not set evaluates to true: everything is open until you write rules. -73. The chain keeps an unsalted SHA-256 of every version of the record, which can confirm a guessed record. -74. GC clears the document state only; update logs kept by providers or peers hold the payload until they compact (y-indexeddb merges after 500 updates). -75. A shallow snapshot only syncs with peers past its start version, and other replicas keep their full history. -76. A removed document keeps its data in the tombstone until cleanup (default 31 days, after replication is in sync). -77. Purges do not replicate; other adapters return an error. -78. deleteOwner and deleteDatabase call todo(); rows can only be soft-deleted (isDeleted) and stay in evolu_history. -79. Without compaction a deleted row's earlier entries stay in the shape log on the Electric server (and in HTTP caches) and are replayed to new clients until the shape is deleted (DELETE /v1/shape) or rotated. -80. No tracing and no OTLP push to your own collector, yet the self-hosted service pushes anonymous metrics over OTLP to pulse.journeyapps.com unless telemetry.disable_telemetry_sharing: true. -81. zero-cache also sends anonymous usage telemetry to Rocicorp by default (ZERO_ENABLE_TELEMETRY=false or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 to opt out). +31. Fields of a record, not whole documents: a record is read and written whole per op, and a long document is a list of block records. No editor bindings yet. +32. add([x])/remove([x]) merge across sync but return a sorted array, so element order is not kept. +33. A counter that one node resets while another increments it does not converge to the intuitive value; see Guarantees and limits in the Sync guide. +34. A number in a Y.Map is a register: of two concurrent increments, one is lost. +35. Increments add up only if the server mutator applies them atomically (raw SQL n = n + 1, or serializable + tx.retryOn); the default isolation is Postgres read committed. +36. y-webrtc defaults to the public signaling server wss://y-webrtc-eu.fly.dev; pass your own signaling list (and a password) for anything private. +37. The docs say providers sync subdocuments, but y-websocket, y-webrtc and y-indexeddb contain no subdocument handling — you open one provider per subdocument. +38. The compressed document still carries the full change history — Automerge does not drop history. +39. Compaction copies every block the clock reaches into the new CAR, so a newcomer still downloads the history. +40. Docs still call compaction planned, but the code has it behind an undocumented experimental_compaction shape param (default false), so by default a newcomer replays the snapshot plus every change since the shape was created. +41. Not wall-clock LWW: a concurrent Y.Map set is won by the writer with the higher random clientID, whatever the times. +42. The winner is chosen by operation id (counter, then actor), not wall-clock time; getConflicts returns the losing values. +43. The docs say the edit Core receives first wins; the spec and its invariant tests say the last write Core accepts wins per cell. The spec is followed here. +44. A whole-object put() overwrites concurrent property updates; where().modify() is re-run on the server. +45. Order comes from each writer's machine clock (+new Date): a write stamped in the future is held in a setTimeout until then and wins; equal states break by comparing JSON strings. +46. A change stamped more than 5 minutes ahead of the receiver's clock is quarantined until system time catches up. +47. Merge-conflict handling isn't implemented yet (#253): concurrent events simply apply in the backend's order. +48. The client never merges: it holds its checkpoint while uploads are pending, then adopts the server's checkpoint exactly; plain UPDATEs in the backend give per-field LWW by arrival order. +49. No field-level merge: the server re-runs each mutator against current Postgres state, so concurrent writes to a column are last-processed-wins unless your mutator checks. +50. The FAQ still describes per-attribute HLC timestamps from 0.x. In 1.x the server stamps each incoming batch with its own clock when it arrives, so an edit made offline hours ago overwrites newer values when it finally syncs. +51. Order is server arrival, not a timestamp: an offline write replayed on reconnect overwrites newer writes made meanwhile. +52. Ops written before any node was registered, and compacted since, cannot reach a host (UNDELIVERABLE). +53. Reconnect re-sends only queued messages held in memory and live gets; there is no persisted outbox, and src/websocket.js:5 still reads 'TODO: resync upon reconnect'. +54. Writes queue only while connecting (disconnectTimeoutMs); docs-vs-code: the shipped client also accepts writes in needs-auth, which the docs list as rejected. +55. A withheld op would leave a gap in its origin's stream, so a host that skips an op still relays it and every node re-checks it; a throwing beforeApply refuses the whole page instead. +56. middleware on the server's own MergeableStore guards only that copy; WsServer still relays the message to the other clients. +57. A rejected incoming entry is caught and only console.error'd; the app gets no event for it. +58. Whoever can write the directory can rebuild the chain; a read checks a record against the block its file names, so a block planted beside the chain passes. The ops in the log are what is signed. +59. The default 'verify' takes an unsigned op; sync.signatures: 'require' refuses it. A bootstrap re-signs the host's state under the joiner's key, and hello does not yet prove possession of the key. +60. Only data under a user's ~pubkey soul is signed and verified; the public graph accepts unsigned writes from anyone. +61. The RSA key pair that unseals the records sits unprotected in <path>/keys/, beside the data. +62. The free plugin is AES-CBC in crypto-js's passphrase mode (MD5 key derivation, no MAC); an unsalted SHA-256 of the password is stored beside the data. +63. The Loro team says not to rely on it for production-grade security yet. +64. The encryption wrapper sits below collection.storageInstance, which is what the replication reads. +65. Needs the encryption middleware moved above sync by hand; indexed fields are not encrypted. +66. MetaGateway.put attaches the ledger's key material to every meta update, so the sync service holds the key although the docs call sync end-to-end. +67. In 4.0.0 the documents type destructures encrypt instead of encryption, so document stores silently stay unencrypted (issue #1253, fix PR #1257 open). +68. Peer ids are self-asserted in the WebSocket join message, so access by peer id needs authentication at the socket. +69. RxServer is SSPL and its defaults are open: with no authHandler every request is admitted, and the Express adapter's CORS reflects any origin with credentials. +70. CouchDB has no per-document read rules; the usual pattern is a database per user. +71. Anyone who knows a database address can replicate and read it unless it is encrypted. +72. Electric serves any data its Postgres role can read to any caller; ELECTRIC_SECRET must be added by a proxy that also pins the shape's table and where. +73. A rule that is not set evaluates to true: everything is open until you write rules. +74. The chain keeps an unsalted SHA-256 of every version of the record, which can confirm a guessed record. +75. GC clears the document state only; update logs kept by providers or peers hold the payload until they compact (y-indexeddb merges after 500 updates). +76. A shallow snapshot only syncs with peers past its start version, and other replicas keep their full history. +77. A removed document keeps its data in the tombstone until cleanup (default 31 days, after replication is in sync). +78. Purges do not replicate; other adapters return an error. +79. deleteOwner and deleteDatabase call todo(); rows can only be soft-deleted (isDeleted) and stay in evolu_history. +80. Without compaction a deleted row's earlier entries stay in the shape log on the Electric server (and in HTTP caches) and are replayed to new clients until the shape is deleted (DELETE /v1/shape) or rotated. +81. No tracing and no OTLP push to your own collector, yet the self-hosted service pushes anonymous metrics over OTLP to pulse.journeyapps.com unless telemetry.disable_telemetry_sharing: true. +82. zero-cache also sends anonymous usage telemetry to Rocicorp by default (ZERO_ENABLE_TELEMETRY=false or DO_NOT_TRACK=1 to opt out). diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 2300a8c..e79701f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -147,6 +147,24 @@ await storage.unmark(id, 'body', 0, 7, 'bold'); read hooks. Blocks (paragraphs, headings) are records: a document is a list of block ids, each block a record with a text field. +## Cursors + +A cursor is a place in a list or a text that survives edits around it — a +selection, a caret, a bookmark, a string you can keep or send to a peer: + +```js +const caret = await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 6); // before the element at 6 +await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, '>> '); +await storage.index(id, 'body', caret); // 9 +``` + +`side: 'before'` (the default) keeps the cursor before the element at +`index`, so text typed at the cursor pushes it right; `side: 'after'` keeps +it after the element before, so typed text lands after it. A cursor into a +deleted element reads at the next visible one; one into a field a reset +emptied reads `null`. In a list a cursor anchors the slot, not the element: +a move takes the element elsewhere and leaves the cursor at the slot. + ## What travels A `mark` op carries the two anchors, the name, the value and whether it diff --git a/docs/guide/query.md b/docs/guide/query.md index ade3558..4721636 100644 --- a/docs/guide/query.md +++ b/docs/guide/query.md @@ -187,8 +187,19 @@ converges like any other op. A `select({ slug })` meanwhile returns both. ## Ordering records An ordered field — a list or a text — merges by position; see [Lists and -text](./lists). To order *records* — tasks in a column — keep a position -in a register and sort by it: a string that sorts between -its neighbours, generated on the client (`midpoint('a', 'c')` → `'b'`, and -so on), survives concurrent inserts because every writer picks its own key -and last-writer-wins settles the rare collision on one of them. +text](./lists). To order *records* — tasks in a column — keep a position in +a register and sort by it. `@alexify/syncom/order` mints the keys: strings +that sort with `<`, with room between any two, so an insert between two +neighbours never renumbers the rest; two writers inserting at one spot at +once pick their own keys (`jitter` keeps them apart), and last-writer-wins +settles the rare equal key on one of them. + +```js +import { between } from '@alexify/syncom/order'; + +const first = between(); // 'V' +const second = between(first); // 'WV' — after first +const inserted = between(first, second); // 'WUV' — between the two +await storage.Task.insert({ title: 'ship', position: inserted }); +const tasks = await storage.Task.select().order('position').fetch(); +``` diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md index d80998a..aa8ddf3 100644 --- a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md +++ b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md @@ -72,7 +72,8 @@ other libraries, and [Benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) measures them on the same s turned up a dozen syncom bugs, among them scopes a peer could write around, offline writes past retention that never arrived and a restored directory that forked its node in silence; they are fixed, with tests, and the cells describe the code as it is now. -- **Neither has** collaborative text, multi-record transactions, aggregation or joins. +- **Neither has** multi-record transactions, aggregation or joins. syncom has list and text + fields that merge by position; RxDB's CRDT plugin has neither. - **Maturity.** RxDB has been on npm since 2016, ships a minor about every month and a major about once a year (four of the last five asked users of some storages to migrate their stored data), and offers paid support. syncom is a pre-release with no users yet. @@ -311,8 +312,8 @@ The closest syncom counterpart of each RxDB building block. Where there is none, Counters, sets and lists Counters that converge✅ inc(): one running sum per origin27⚠️ $inc is local; it converges only under the crdt plugin Sets✅ add()/remove(): observed-remove set, read sorted⚠️ $addToSet/$pullAll; crdt replays them in creator order, not observed-remove -Ordered lists that merge❌ no list type; an array is a register or a set⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push; no positional insert -Collaborative text❌ none❌ none +Ordered lists that merge✅ list fields: splice(), setAt(), move() (Fugue; a concurrent move lands once)⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push; no positional insert +Collaborative text✅ text fields: splice()/updateText() merge by position (Fugue); marks, cursors❌ none Merge model Conflict-free model✅ built into every write: register, counter or OR-set per field⚠️ opt-in crdt plugin per schema; otherwise a conflict handler Concurrent edits to different fields✅ both kept: last writer wins per top-level field⚠️ the default handler keeps the master's whole document; merging needs a handler or crdt diff --git a/docs/guide/why.md b/docs/guide/why.md index 26f418d..d2ad04d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/why.md +++ b/docs/guide/why.md @@ -62,10 +62,11 @@ in memory, where Yjs and Loro pull 100,000 — `sync.signatures: false` trades t ## When something else fits better -- **Collaborative text, rich text or ordered lists.** syncom merges records field by field. An - array is one value, and so is a string. Yjs, Automerge and Loro merge text and lists - character by character and have editor bindings. They can live next to syncom, as a field - that holds an encoded document. +- **Document-scale text with editor plugins.** syncom's [list and text fields](/guide/lists) + merge by position — Fugue, with marks and cursors — but they are fields of a record, read and + written whole per op; a long document is a list of block records, and there are no editor + bindings yet. Yjs, Automerge and Loro carry whole documents of any size and ship bindings for + ProseMirror, CodeMirror and the rest. - **Postgres is your source of truth.** ElectricSQL, PowerSync and Zero replicate a server database's tables to clients and send writes through your API. syncom keeps its own records and has no Postgres connector. diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index f509869..4120104 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ hero: features: - icon: 🔄 title: Ops that converge - details: "Every write is an op: last-writer-wins per field, counters whose increments add up across nodes, sets that keep every concurrent add, tombstones that a newer write revives. Applied in any order, any number of times, every node ends up with the same records." + details: "Every write is an op: last-writer-wins per field, counters whose increments add up across nodes, sets that keep every concurrent add, lists and text that merge by position with marks and cursors, tombstones that a newer write revives. Applied in any order, any number of times, every node ends up with the same records." link: /guide/sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text - linkText: Registers, counters and sets + linkText: Registers, counters, sets, lists and text - icon: ⏯️ title: Resume and bootstrap details: "A peer that reconnects picks up from the last event id it saw. One that was away longer than the host keeps its log, or a new one, joins from a streamed snapshot, a page at a time." diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index b5c131a..4928096 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -55,7 +55,9 @@ $1 $1 | `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Marks visible range `[start, end)` of a text field with `name: value` (a `mark` op); `expand` (`'after'` by default, `'before'`, `'both'`, `'none'`) says whether text typed at the edges takes the style; per name the newest mark wins; `many: true` stacks with every other of its name. Resolves to the mark's id; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a list and on the other kinds | | `unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand, actor }?)` / `unmark(id, key, markId, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes a style over a range (a null mark under the reversed expand rule), or one mark by id — the only way for a `many` mark | -| `spans(id, key)` | `Promise` | The text field as runs of equal style, `[{ text, marks }]`; raw — no lens, no read hooks; `null` unless the field is a text | +$1 +| `cursor(id, key, index, { side }?)` | `Promise` | A cursor into a list or text field — a place that survives edits around it, before the element at `index` (`'before'`, the default) or after the one before it; `null` out of range or when the field is not a sequence | +| `index(id, key, cursor)` | `Promise` | Where a cursor is now; `null` once its place is gone (a reset) | | `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | | `repair(id)` | `Promise<{ ops, alive }>` | Rebuilds a record whose file fails its integrity check from the log's entries of it (see [Repair](../guide/storage#repair)); rejects with `code: 'UNRECOVERABLE'` when the log holds no whole-record op for it | | `delete(id, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Leaves a tombstone | @@ -403,6 +405,24 @@ server, OPFS in the browser — as those five functions, and: indexedDB }?)` returns an fsi over one object store, with a `close()` of its own (see [Browser](../guide/browser)). +## Order + +```js +import { between, spread, compare, isKey } from '@alexify/syncom/order'; +``` + +Fractional indexes: strings that sort with `<`, with room between any two. +Keep one in a register field (`position`) and `order('position')` the +records — tasks in a column, blocks of a document. Adapted from Loro's +fractional index (see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md); off the main entry, under 1 KB. + +| Function | Returns | Notes | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `between(lower?, upper?, { jitter }?)` | `string` | A key between the two; `null`/`undefined` leaves a side open; `jitter` appends that many random digits so two nodes inserting between the same keys at once rarely mint the same one; `RangeError` for bounds out of order | +| `spread(lower, upper, n, options?)` | `string[]` | `n` increasing keys between the bounds | +| `compare(a, b)` | `-1 \| 0 \| 1` | What `a < b` says | +| `isKey(key)` | `boolean` | A well-formed key | + ## Search (subpath) ```js diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 0e4b007..c9439ea 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -149,6 +149,9 @@ export interface MarkPayload { off?: string; } +/** Which side of its slot a cursor keeps to. */ +export type CursorSide = 'before' | 'after'; + /** A run of equal style in a text: `marks` per name, a `many` name listing every mark. */ export interface TextSpan { text: string; @@ -1382,6 +1385,14 @@ export interface Storage { unmark(id: string, key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Text field `key` as runs of equal style; raw (no lens, no read hooks); `null` unless the field is a text. */ spans(id: string, key: string): Promise; + /** + * A cursor into list or text field `key`: a place that survives edits + * around it — before the element at `index`, or after the one before it. + * `null` out of range or when the field is not a list or a text. + */ + cursor(id: string, key: string, index: number, options?: { side?: CursorSide }): Promise; + /** Where `cursor` is now; `null` once its place is gone. */ + index(id: string, key: string, cursor: string): Promise; /** * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key`: a register per * element, last writer wins, following the element through a concurrent move. @@ -1552,6 +1563,10 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { unmark(key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** The text field as runs of equal style — `storage.spans` with this record's id. */ spans(key: string): Promise; + /** A cursor into a list or text field — `storage.cursor` with this record's id. */ + cursor(key: string, index: number, options?: { side?: CursorSide }): Promise; + /** Where a cursor is now — `storage.index` with this record's id. */ + index(key: string, cursor: string): Promise; /** Replaces an element of a list field — `storage.setAt` with this record's id. */ setAt(key: string, index: number, value: unknown, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Moves an element of a list field — `storage.move` with this record's id. */ diff --git a/order.d.ts b/order.d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c9c5b49 --- /dev/null +++ b/order.d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// The `@alexify/syncom/order` subpath: fractional indexes as strings that +// sort with `<` — a position for a record among its siblings, kept in an +// ordinary register field and ordered by `order()`. Platform-neutral. + +export interface BetweenOptions { + /** Random digits appended to the key, so two nodes inserting between the same keys at once rarely clash; 0 by default. */ + jitter?: number; +} + +/** A key that sorts between `lower` and `upper`; `null` or `undefined` leaves a side open. Throws RangeError for bounds out of order. */ +export function between(lower?: string | null, upper?: string | null, options?: BetweenOptions): string; +/** `n` increasing keys between the bounds, spread evenly. */ +export function spread(lower: string | null | undefined, upper: string | null | undefined, n: number, options?: BetweenOptions): string[]; +/** The order of two keys: -1, 0 or 1 — what `a < b` says. */ +export function compare(a: string, b: string): -1 | 0 | 1; +/** Whether `key` is a well-formed fractional index. */ +export function isKey(key: unknown): boolean; diff --git a/order.js b/order.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c4e79b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/order.js @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +'use strict'; + +module.exports = require('./src/order.js'); diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 043ba5e..e38d415 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -36,6 +36,10 @@ "types": "./search.d.ts", "default": "./search.js" }, + "./order": { + "types": "./order.d.ts", + "default": "./order.js" + }, "./package.json": "./package.json" }, "directories": { @@ -91,6 +95,9 @@ "database", "query", "full-text-search", + "collaborative-text", + "rich-text", + "fractional-index", "schema", "migrations", "standard-schema", @@ -151,6 +158,8 @@ "idb.d.ts", "search.js", "search.d.ts", + "order.js", + "order.d.ts", "src/", "LICENSE", "THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md", diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index f9d5b11..05946e5 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -96,8 +96,9 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // — the raise to 49 KB (48.9 measured). updateText() with the Myers diff // behind it (src/myers.js) — the raise to 50 KB (49.7 measured). Rich text — // marks as anchor pairs with an expand rule, the newest per key, stacking - // marks, spans() — the raise to 51.5 KB (51.4 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 51.5 }, + // marks, spans() — the raise to 51.5 KB (51.4 measured). Cursors — a place + // that survives edits, cursor()/index() — the raise to 52 KB (51.7 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 52 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check @@ -113,6 +114,8 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // The trigram text index behind `$text`: platform-neutral, off the main // entry so a node that never searches pays nothing for it. { label: 'search — browser (@alexify/syncom/search)', entry: 'search.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 2 }, + // Fractional indexes for ordering records: a helper off the main entry. + { label: 'order — browser (@alexify/syncom/order)', entry: 'order.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 1.5 }, ]; // A browser entry has to be self-contained: no node builtins, and no packages diff --git a/src/order.js b/src/order.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5163df1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/order.js @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Fractional indexes as strings that sort with `<`: a position for a record +// among its siblings — tasks in a column, blocks of a document — kept in an +// ordinary register field and ordered by `order()`. `between(a, b)` gives a +// key that sorts between two others (either side open), `spread(a, b, n)` +// gives n of them evenly, and a key is never exhausted: there is always +// room between two. Adapted from Loro's fractional index (loro-js +// fractional-index.ts, MIT; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md): a key is a string +// of digits over a 62-letter alphabet ending in the terminator — the middle +// digit — so that a shorter key sorts where its continuation would. +// +// Two nodes that insert between the same two keys at once mint the same key; +// `{ jitter: n }` appends n random digits, which makes that unlikely and +// keeps the order (the digits before them already decide it). A clash is +// still only an equal sort key — the records keep their ids. + +const ALPHABET = '0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'; +const BASE = ALPHABET.length; +const TERMINATOR = 31; +const MAX = BASE - 1; + +const digitsOf = (key) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string' || key.length === 0) throw new TypeError('a fractional index is a non-empty string'); + const digits = []; + for (let i = 0; i < key.length; i++) { + const digit = ALPHABET.indexOf(key[i]); + if (digit === -1) throw new TypeError(`not a fractional index: ${JSON.stringify(key)}`); + digits.push(digit); + } + if (digits[digits.length - 1] !== TERMINATOR) throw new TypeError(`not a fractional index: ${JSON.stringify(key)}`); + return digits; +}; +const keyOf = (digits) => digits.map((d) => ALPHABET[d]).join(''); +const isKey = (key) => { + try { + digitsOf(key); + return true; + } catch { + return false; + } +}; + +const compare = (a, b) => (a < b ? -1 : a > b ? 1 : 0); + +const before = (digits) => { + for (let i = 0; i < digits.length; i++) { + if (digits[i] > TERMINATOR) return digits.slice(0, i); + if (digits[i] > 0) { + const out = digits.slice(0, i + 1); + out[i]--; + return out; + } + } + throw new RangeError('invalid fractional index'); +}; + +const after = (digits) => { + for (let i = 0; i < digits.length; i++) { + if (digits[i] < TERMINATOR) return digits.slice(0, i); + if (digits[i] < MAX) { + const out = digits.slice(0, i + 1); + out[i]++; + return out; + } + } + throw new RangeError('invalid fractional index'); +}; + +const middle = (left, right) => { + const shorter = Math.min(left.length, right.length) - 1; + for (let i = 0; i < shorter; i++) { + const difference = right[i] - left[i]; + if (difference > 1) { + const out = left.slice(0, i + 1); + out[i] += Math.floor(difference / 2); + return out; + } + if (difference === 1) return [...left.slice(0, i + 1), ...after(left.slice(i + 1))]; + if (difference < 0) return null; + } + if (left.length < right.length) { + const split = shorter + 1; + if (right[split - 1] < TERMINATOR) return null; + return [...right.slice(0, split), ...before(right.slice(split))]; + } + if (left.length > right.length) { + const split = shorter + 1; + if (left[split - 1] >= TERMINATOR) return null; + return [...left.slice(0, split), ...after(left.slice(split))]; + } + return null; +}; + +const finish = (digits, jitter) => { + const out = [...digits]; + for (let i = 0; i < jitter; i++) out.push(Math.floor(Math.random() * BASE)); + out.push(TERMINATOR); + return keyOf(out); +}; + +/** + * A key between `lower` and `upper` — `null`/`undefined` for an open side. + * Throws RangeError when the bounds are not in order. + */ +const between = (lower, upper, { jitter = 0 } = {}) => { + if (!Number.isInteger(jitter) || jitter < 0) throw new TypeError('between() takes jitter: a non-negative integer'); + const lo = lower == null ? null : digitsOf(lower); + const hi = upper == null ? null : digitsOf(upper); + if (lo === null && hi === null) return finish([], jitter); + if (lo === null) return finish(before(hi), jitter); + if (hi === null) return finish(after(lo), jitter); + if (compare(lower, upper) >= 0) throw new RangeError('between(): the bounds are not in order'); + const digits = middle(lo, hi); + if (digits === null) throw new RangeError('between(): no key fits between the bounds'); + return finish(digits, jitter); +}; + +/** `n` increasing keys between the bounds, spread by bisection. */ +const spread = (lower, upper, n, options = {}) => { + if (!Number.isInteger(n) || n < 0) throw new TypeError('spread() takes a non-negative integer count'); + const out = []; + const fill = (lo, hi, count) => { + if (count === 0) return; + const mid = between(lo, hi, options); + if (count === 1) return void out.push(mid); + const half = Math.floor(count / 2); + fill(lo, mid, half); + out.push(mid); + fill(mid, hi, count - half - 1); + }; + fill(lower ?? null, upper ?? null, n); + return out; +}; + +module.exports = { between, spread, compare, isKey }; diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index 7eafe88..4c93d63 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -181,6 +181,16 @@ class Record extends Emitter { return this.#storage.spans(this.#id, key); } + /** A cursor into a list or text field; the storage-level `cursor` with this record's id. */ + async cursor(key, index, options = {}) { + return this.#storage.cursor(this.#id, key, index, options); + } + + /** Where a cursor is now; the storage-level `index` with this record's id. */ + async index(key, cursor) { + return this.#storage.index(this.#id, key, cursor); + } + /** Replaces an element of a list field; the storage-level `setAt` with this record's id. */ async setAt(key, index, value, options = {}) { await this.#storage.setAt(this.#id, key, index, value, options); diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 86335e0..f2b2b3b 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -419,6 +419,7 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { for (const r of runs) { r.ordAt = new Int32Array(r.len).fill(-1); r.visAt = new Int32Array(r.len).fill(-1); + r.shown = new Uint8Array(r.len); } const runIndex = new Map(runs.map((r, i) => [r.key, i])); let n = 0; @@ -446,6 +447,7 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { if (shows(r, off)) { visRun[v] = i; visOff[v] = off; + r.shown[off] = 1; if (movable) visElem.push(r.elem ?? elemKey(r.key, off)); v++; } @@ -878,6 +880,32 @@ const spans = (index, seq, base = null) => { return out; }; +// ---- cursors --------------------------------------------------------- + +// A place in the field that survives edits around it: the slot visible +// index `i` shows at, taken on its left (`e`, it stays after that one); +// the head or the end at the ends. Null out of range. +const cursorAt = (index, i, side) => { + if (!Number.isInteger(i) || i < 0 || i > index.length) return null; + const slot = (k) => elemKey(index.runs[index.visRun[k]].key, index.visOff[k]); + if (side === 'after') return i === 0 ? HEAD : `>${slot(i - 1)}`; + return i === index.length ? END : `<${slot(i)}`; +}; + +// Where a cursor is now: the visible elements before its slot, plus one +// for a slot still shown when the cursor sits after it. Null once the slot +// is gone — its run not here, or dropped by a reset. +const indexOfCursor = (index, token) => { + if (token === HEAD) return 0; + if (token === END) return index.length; + const anchor = parseAnchor(token); + if (anchor === null) return null; + const r = index.byKey.get(anchor.elem.run); + if (r === undefined || anchor.elem.offset >= r.len) return null; + return r.visAt[anchor.elem.offset] + (anchor.side === 'R' ? r.shown[anchor.elem.offset] : 0); +}; + // A register write, LWW by stamp: null when the held one is as new. const newer = (map, key, stamp) => { const held = map && own(map, key); @@ -1046,6 +1074,8 @@ module.exports = { anchorOrdinal, spans, slotAt, + cursorAt, + indexOfCursor, REVERSED, MANY, OFF, diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 38f3bc6..ac3eb22 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); -const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); +const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -1123,13 +1123,39 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { * a text. */ async spans(id, key) { + const held = await this.#sequence('spans', id, key); + if (held === null || held.seq.k !== 't') return null; + return spans(buildIndex(held.seq, held.base), held.seq, held.base); + } + + /** + * A cursor into list or text field `key`: a place that survives edits + * around it — before the element at `index` (`side: 'before'`, the + * default) or after the one before it (`'after'`), a string to keep or to + * send. `index()` says where it is now. `null` out of range or when the + * field is not a list or a text. + */ + async cursor(id, key, index, { side = 'before' } = {}) { + if (side !== 'before' && side !== 'after') throw new TypeError("cursor() takes side: 'before' or 'after'"); + const held = await this.#sequence('cursor', id, key); + return held === null ? null : cursorAt(buildIndex(held.seq, held.base), index, side); + } + + /** Where `cursor` is now in list or text field `key`; `null` once its place is gone (a reset, a field no longer a sequence). */ + async index(id, key, cursor) { + if (typeof cursor !== 'string' || !isAnchor(cursor)) throw new TypeError('index() takes a cursor'); + const held = await this.#sequence('index', id, key); + return held === null ? null : indexOfCursor(buildIndex(held.seq, held.base), cursor); + } + + // A sequence field as the record holds it — raw, no lens, no hooks — or null. + async #sequence(method, id, key) { if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('spans() takes a field name'); + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); if (!entry || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; - const held = Object.hasOwn(entry.meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? entry.meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - if (held === undefined || held.k !== 't') return null; - return spans(buildIndex(held, entry.meta.base), held, entry.meta.base); + const seq = Object.hasOwn(entry.meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? entry.meta.seqs[key] : undefined; + return seq === undefined ? null : { seq, base: entry.meta.base }; } /** diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 36da571..8cbe832 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -209,6 +209,11 @@ expectAssignable({ value: { start: '^', end: '$', key: 'bold', value: true }, }); expectAssignable({ off: '1:a' }); +expectType>(storage.cursor('id', 'body', 3, { side: 'after' })); +expectType>(storage.index('id', 'body', '<1:0:a')); +expectError(storage.cursor('id', 'body', 3, { side: 'left' })); +expectType>(record.cursor('body', 0)); +expectType>(record.index('body', '^')); expectType>(storage.move('id', 'items', 0, 2, { actor: 'u2' })); expectError(storage.setAt('id', 'items', 'x', 1)); expectError(storage.move('id', 'items', 0)); diff --git a/tests/order.test-d.ts b/tests/order.test-d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ecf22dc --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/order.test-d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +import { expectError, expectType } from 'tsd'; +import { between, spread, compare, isKey } from '../order.js'; + +expectType(between()); +expectType(between('V', null, { jitter: 2 })); +expectType(spread(null, 'V', 3)); +expectType<-1 | 0 | 1>(compare('V', 'WV')); +expectType(isKey('V')); +expectError(between(1)); diff --git a/tests/order.test.js b/tests/order.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5e8452f --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/order.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Fractional indexes: strings that sort with `<`, with room between any two. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { between, spread, compare, isKey } = require('../order.js'); + +const sorted = (keys) => keys.every((key, i) => i === 0 || keys[i - 1] < key); + +test('order', async (t) => { + await t.test('between gives a key between its bounds, either side open', () => { + const first = between(); + assert.strictEqual(first, 'V', 'the terminator alone, the middle digit'); + const after = between(first); + const before = between(null, first); + const mid = between(first, after); + assert.ok(sorted([before, first, mid, after]), [before, first, mid, after].join(' ')); + assert.strictEqual(compare(before, first), -1); + assert.strictEqual(compare(first, first), 0); + assert.strictEqual(compare(after, first), 1); + assert.throws(() => between(after, first), RangeError); + assert.throws(() => between(first, first), RangeError); + assert.throws(() => between('nope'), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => between('', first), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => between(first, undefined, { jitter: -1 }), TypeError); + assert.strictEqual(isKey(first), true); + assert.strictEqual(isKey('V1'), false, 'must end in the terminator'); + assert.strictEqual(isKey(''), false); + assert.strictEqual(isKey(7), false); + }); + + await t.test('keys never run out: appending, prepending and bisecting stay ordered and short', () => { + const tail = [between()]; + for (let i = 0; i < 500; i++) tail.push(between(tail[tail.length - 1])); + assert.ok(sorted(tail)); + assert.ok(tail[500].length < 24, `500 appends: ${tail[500].length} characters`); + const head = [between()]; + for (let i = 0; i < 500; i++) head.unshift(between(null, head[0])); + assert.ok(sorted(head)); + const lo = between(); + let hi = between(lo); + const mids = []; + for (let i = 0; i < 200; i++) { + hi = between(lo, hi); + mids.push(hi); + } + assert.ok(mids.every((m, i) => lo < m && (i === 0 || m < mids[i - 1]))); + assert.ok(mids[199].length < 40, `200 bisections: ${mids[199].length} characters`); + // Random inserts between random neighbours. + let seed = 1; + const random = () => { + seed = (seed * 1103515245 + 12345) & 0x7fffffff; + return seed / 0x7fffffff; + }; + const keys = [between()]; + for (let i = 0; i < 2000; i++) { + const at = Math.floor(random() * (keys.length + 1)); + keys.splice(at, 0, between(keys[at - 1] ?? null, keys[at] ?? null)); + } + assert.ok(sorted(keys)); + assert.strictEqual(new Set(keys).size, keys.length, 'all distinct'); + }); + + await t.test('spread gives n keys evenly; jitter keeps the order', () => { + const ten = spread(null, null, 10); + assert.strictEqual(ten.length, 10); + assert.ok(sorted(ten)); + const inner = spread(ten[2], ten[3], 5); + assert.ok(sorted([ten[2], ...inner, ten[3]])); + assert.deepStrictEqual(spread(null, null, 0), []); + assert.throws(() => spread(null, null, -1), TypeError); + const a = between(); + const b = between(a); + const jittered = Array.from({ length: 50 }, () => between(a, b, { jitter: 3 })); + assert.ok(jittered.every((k) => a < k && k < b && isKey(k))); + assert.ok(new Set(jittered).size > 1, 'jitter tells concurrent inserts apart'); + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/package/consistency.test.js b/tests/package/consistency.test.js index d97be93..01345b8 100644 --- a/tests/package/consistency.test.js +++ b/tests/package/consistency.test.js @@ -138,6 +138,7 @@ test('every runtime export is declared in the types', () => { check('contracts.js', 'contracts.d.ts'); check('idb.js', 'idb.d.ts'); check('search.js', 'search.d.ts'); + check('order.js', 'order.d.ts'); // browser.js is only loadable under OPFS/WebCrypto globals, so compare its // barrel's names against the node one instead of requiring it here. check('index.js', 'browser.d.ts'); diff --git a/tests/package/esm.test.js b/tests/package/esm.test.js index 9130d8d..4c5e0b2 100644 --- a/tests/package/esm.test.js +++ b/tests/package/esm.test.js @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ const assert = require('node:assert'); const path = require('node:path'); const ROOT = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..'); -const ENTRIES = ['index.js', 'wrpc.js', 'search.js', 'contracts.js', 'idb.js']; +const ENTRIES = ['index.js', 'wrpc.js', 'search.js', 'order.js', 'contracts.js', 'idb.js']; for (const entry of ENTRIES) { test(`ESM sees every export of ${entry}`, async () => { diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index cdaa457..1494a50 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -368,6 +368,48 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + await t.test('a cursor names a place that survives the edits around it', async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({}); + await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); + const before = await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 6); + const after = await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 6, { side: 'after' }); + assert.match(before, /^/); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', before), 6); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', after), 6); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, '>> '); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', before), 9, 'text before it moves it'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', after), 9); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 9, 0, 'X'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', before), 10, 'typed at the cursor: before keeps to its element'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', after), 9, 'after keeps to the one before'); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 10, 5); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).body, '>> hello X'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', before), 10, 'into a deleted element: the next visible'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 0, { side: 'after' }), '^'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 10), '$'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', '^'), 0); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', '$'), 10); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 11), null); + // A list cursor anchors the slot, not the element. + await storage.push(id, 'items', ['a', 'b', 'c']); + const atB = await storage.cursor(id, 'items', 1); + await storage.move(id, 'items', 2, 0); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'items', atB), 2); + // A reset loses the place; not a sequence is null; a bad cursor is a TypeError. + await storage.set(id, { n: 1 }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.index(id, 'body', before), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.cursor(id, 'body', 0), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.cursor(id, 'n', 0), null); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.index(id, 'body', 'nope'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.cursor(id, 'body', 0, { side: 'left' }), TypeError); + const record = await storage.record(id); + await record.updateText('body', 'ab'); + const c = await record.cursor('body', 1); + assert.strictEqual(await record.index('body', c), 1); + }); + await t.test('setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const ops = []; diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index 24cb371..868d951 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -246,6 +246,18 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { spansA.find((s) => s.marks.em), { text: 'world', marks: { em: true } }, ); + // A cursor taken here stays right under a peer's concurrent edits. + await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); + await settle([a, b]); + const caret = await a.cursor(id, 'body', 6); + link.disconnect(); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 6, 0, 'big '); + await b.splice(id, 'body', 0, 1); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual((await a.get(id)).body, 'ello big world'); + assert.strictEqual(await a.index(id, 'body', caret), 9); + assert.strictEqual(await b.index(id, 'body', caret), 9, 'and means the same on the peer'); // Two editors hand over whole new texts apart: each one's change lands. await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'one two three'); await settle([a, b]); From bb9fca2f573d0162e7f41c671464d249e2a25b84 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 12:46:58 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 11/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(tree):=20the=20tree=20field=20kind?= =?UTF-8?q?=20=E2=80=94=20treeMove(),=20treeRemove()?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A field can be a tree: nodes with a parent and a place among their siblings. `treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after, before })` puts a node under a parent (null: a root) after or before a sibling, or last; `treeRemove(id, key, node)` moves it, with its subtree, under `$trash`. The field reads as `[{ id, children }]`. src/tree.js keeps, per node, every move made of it — `[ts, origin, parent, fi]` — and the tree is the fold of all moves in stamp order with a move that would put a node under itself skipped (Kleppmann, Mulligan, Beresford & Gomes 2021; Loro's movable tree). A lost move is kept, so a later move can make it count; a removal hides the subtree and a move out brings it back; siblings order by a fractional index (src/order.js, now in the core) then by stamp. The `tree` op (code `~`) carries `{ node, parent, fi }`; `resolveTree` in src/commit.js mints `fi` inside the mutation queue between the neighbours, decides CYCLE (new code) and NOT_FOUND there, and makes no op for a move to where the node already is. Every meta walker in src/ops.js takes `meta.trees`; the kind rule refuses every other op on a tree and a tree op on every other kind; a merge lets every other kind win over a tree; migrate() carries a tree across a schema version. Tests: the model alone (tests/tree.test.js), assertCommutes over the cycle, the removal race, the reset, merge == replay and a hostile block (tests/ops.test.js), the API through storage and Record with a reopen and a repair, the hooks context, the coded errors, a mesh partition and the seeded fuzz with a tree branch comparing move logs across nodes. Docs: a Trees section on the lists page (renamed "Lists, text and trees"), the op table and kinds section of sync.md, api.md rows (and the push/move/spans rows lost to a replace bug, restored), hooks.md, telemetry.md, architecture.md, CHANGELOG, CLAUDE.md (layout rows restored too), THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES. Browser budget 52 → 55 KB (54.6 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 16 ++ CLAUDE.md | 28 ++-- README.md | 4 +- THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 9 +- docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 2 +- docs/guide/architecture.md | 5 +- docs/guide/hooks.md | 14 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 62 +++++++- docs/guide/storage.md | 2 +- docs/guide/sync.md | 19 ++- docs/guide/telemetry.md | 2 +- docs/index.md | 2 +- docs/reference/api.md | 20 ++- index.d.ts | 83 +++++++++- scripts/size.js | 5 +- src/commit.js | 60 +++++++- src/ops.js | 133 ++++++++++++++-- src/record.js | 10 ++ src/shape.js | 3 +- src/storage.js | 63 +++++++- src/tree.js | 218 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/errors.test.js | 27 +++- tests/index.test-d.ts | 23 ++- tests/metaschema.integration.test.js | 2 +- tests/ops.test.js | 146 ++++++++++++++++++ tests/storage.ops.test.js | 117 ++++++++++++++ tests/suites/hooks.js | 16 +- tests/suites/schema.js | 21 ++- tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 54 ++++++- tests/tree.test.js | 170 +++++++++++++++++++++ 30 files changed, 1259 insertions(+), 77 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/tree.js create mode 100644 tests/tree.test.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index eb7cb21..e2b3a12 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -45,6 +45,22 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. (under 1 KB, off the main entry) mints fractional indexes — strings that sort with `<`, with room between any two — for ordering records by a position field. Browser budget 42 → 52 KB. +- **Trees.** A field can be a tree: `treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after, + before })` puts a node under a parent at a place among its siblings and + `treeRemove(id, key, node)` takes it out with everything under it, on the + storage and on a live Record; the field reads as `[{ id, children }]`. A + `tree` op is one move — the node, its parent (`null` a root, `'$trash'` + removed) and a fractional index between its neighbours — and the record + keeps every move of every node; the tree is their fold in stamp order with + a move that would put a node under itself skipped (Kleppmann et al. 2021, + the rule Loro's movable tree follows), so two nodes moving concurrently so + that each would hang under the other agree that the older move stands. A + parent under the node itself rejects with `CYCLE` (new code), a sibling not + under the parent with `NOT_FOUND`, both decided inside the mutation queue; + a move to where the node is makes no op. `migrate()` carries a tree across + a schema version and counts `trees`. Browser budget 52 → 55 KB — the move + log and the fold, and `@alexify/syncom/order` now in the core for the + places. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 904508f..60816f3 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ index.js / browser.js two-line shims over src/index.js / src/index.browser.j wrpc.js / wrpc.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/wrpc subpath (src/wrpc.js) contracts.js / .d.ts the @alexify/syncom/contracts subpath (src/contract.js) — never back in the barrel idb.js / idb.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/idb subpath (src/idb.js) — the IndexedDB backend, browser-only -$1 +search.js / search.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/search subpath (src/search.js) — the trigram text index behind `$text`; the core knows only the TextIndex contract order.js / order.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/order subpath (src/order.js) — fractional indexes as strings, for ordering records index.d.ts the Node type surface (hand-written) browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 3 async crypto fns @@ -32,9 +32,11 @@ src/keys.js loadKeyPair — the on-disk key pairs (RSA for sealing src/scope.js GLOBAL_SCOPE, inScope, opInScope — the one definition of "in scope" — no requires src/signing.js canonical form, signOp, verifyOp — what a signature covers (the header + a salted payload digest) and the verdict on a peer's op src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellFormed — what enters is checked here -$1 -$1 -src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core does not use it +src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, run-length content, the walk, + local placement, pending ops, pos/vals/marks registers, cursors, prune and join — requires vector.js only +src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in stamp order with the cycle check (Kleppmann + 2021, Loro), prune and join — requires vector.js only +src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core uses it for a tree's places src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -188,8 +190,8 @@ docs/ VitePress site meta — not only data — order-free. Mixing two kinds on one field throws locally (`FIELD_KIND`) and is refused (`OP_REFUSED` event) from a peer; the snapshot merge lets a register, then a counter, win over a set, a set over a - list, a list over a text. Do not add a path that lets kinds meet — it cannot - be made to commute. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of + list, a list over a text, a text over a tree. Do not add a path that lets + kinds meet — it cannot be made to commute. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of `src/sequence.js` (Fugue runs anchored `^`/`>e`/` MIT License > diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts index f2ecd6c..a3cba43 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts +++ b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts @@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ export default withMermaid({ { text: 'Storage', link: '/guide/storage' }, { text: 'Schema and validation', link: '/guide/schema' }, { text: 'Queries', link: '/guide/query' }, - { text: 'Lists and text', link: '/guide/lists' }, + { text: 'Lists, text and trees', link: '/guide/lists' }, { text: 'Hooks and events', link: '/guide/hooks' }, { text: 'CRDT deltas', link: '/guide/crdt' }, { text: 'Blockchain log', link: '/guide/chain' }, diff --git a/docs/guide/architecture.md b/docs/guide/architecture.md index c45795f..1a32d1f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/architecture.md +++ b/docs/guide/architecture.md @@ -139,7 +139,10 @@ An op is applied by `applyOp` in `src/ops.js`, the same function on every node: the one before it or the left child of the leftmost descendant of its first right child, so concurrent inserts at one spot both keep and each writer's run stays whole; a deleted element keeps its place, and a list's elements carry a position and a value register, a text's marks - two anchors each (see [Lists and text](/guide/lists)); + two anchors each (see [Lists, text and trees](/guide/lists)); +- a **tree** is the fold of every node's moves in stamp order, a move that would put a node + under itself skipped (Kleppmann et al., 2021), so two nodes agree on which concurrent move + lost; siblings order by a fractional index, then by stamp; - a **delete** is a tombstone that a newer write revives; a **purge** wins at any stamp and scrubs the id from the log; - ops from one origin apply in sequence order; a duplicate or a gap is skipped, and resuming diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index c297680..cb3120c 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -60,12 +60,16 @@ silently never runs. | `afterApply(batch)` | After a peer's batch is durable, once per `applyRemote` call | Ignored | The call rejects; the batch stays and is announced | `ctx` for a write is `{ type, id, data?, key?, value?, index?, count?, content?, +to?, start?, end?, name?, expand?, many?, off?, node?, parent?, after?, before?, meta?, current, encrypted, source, via, from, v, actor }`: `type` is the op -type (`write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `delete`, `purge`, -`merge`), `data` is the whole record for a `write` and the delta for a `set`, -`key`/`value` belong to an `inc` (the amount), an `add` or a `remove` (the -elements), `key`/`index`/`count`/`content` to a `splice` (the call as the -caller made it), `current` is the +type (`write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `assign`, `move`, +`mark`, `tree`, `delete`, `purge`, `merge`), `data` is the whole record for a +`write` and the delta for a `set`, `key`/`value` belong to an `inc` (the +amount), an `add` or a `remove` (the elements), `key`/`index`/`count`/`content` +to a `splice`, `key`/`index`/`value` to an `assign`, `key`/`index`/`to` to a +`move`, `key`/`start`/`end`/`name`/`value`/`expand`/`many` (or `off`) to a +`mark`, `key`/`node`/`parent`/`after`/`before` to a `tree` (each the call as +the caller made it), `current` is the record as it is now (`null` when absent or deleted — read it, do not change it), `encrypted` says whether the write is sealed for this node, `source` is the `Record` whose `save()` this is, `v` is this node's schema version and diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index e79701f..382b21f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -1,7 +1,8 @@ -# Lists and text +# Lists, text and trees A field can be a **list** — an array that nodes edit by position — or a -**text** — a string they type into. Two nodes that insert at the same spot +**text** — a string they type into — or a **tree** — nodes moved under one +another without ever forming a cycle ([Trees](#trees), below). Two nodes that insert at the same spot both keep what they wrote, each writer's run whole, and a deleted element keeps its place so the anchors into it still resolve. The merge rule is Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann, 2023), the one Loro and list-positions use; the @@ -165,9 +166,60 @@ deleted element reads at the next visible one; one into a field a reset emptied reads `null`. In a list a cursor anchors the slot, not the element: a move takes the element elsewhere and leaves the cursor at the slot. +## Trees + +A field can be a **tree**: nodes with a parent and a place among their +siblings, put there by `treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after, before })` +and taken out, with everything under them, by `treeRemove(id, key, node)`. A +node is a name — a record id, usually, so a node's own data lives in its +record and the tree record holds the shape alone: + +```js +const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Outline' }); +await storage.treeMove(id, 'nodes', 'intro'); // a root +await storage.treeMove(id, 'nodes', 'scope', 'intro'); // under intro, last +await storage.treeMove(id, 'nodes', 'why', 'intro', { before: 'scope' }); +await storage.treeMove(id, 'nodes', 'scope', null, { after: 'intro' }); // out, after intro +await storage.treeRemove(id, 'nodes', 'why'); // with its subtree +(await storage.get(id)).nodes; +// [{ id: 'intro', children: [] }, { id: 'scope', children: [] }] +``` + +The field reads as the roots and their children, nested — `[{ id, +children }]` — in sibling order. The merge rule is Kleppmann, Mulligan, +Beresford and Gomes's (2021), the one Loro's movable tree follows: + +- A `tree` op is one move: the node, its new parent (`null` a root, + `'$trash'` removed) and its place among the siblings — a fractional index + ([`@alexify/syncom/order`](./query#ordering-records)) between + the neighbours it was put among. The record keeps, per node, every move + made of it, stamped. +- The tree is the fold of every move in stamp order, and a move whose target, + at that point of the fold, is the node itself or hangs under it does + nothing. Two nodes that move concurrently so that each would hang under + the other therefore agree, on every node, that the older move stands and + the newer one lost. The lost move is kept: a later move of either node can + make it count, or make it moot. +- A removal is a move under the trash: what hangs under a removed node goes + with it and comes back with it when it is moved out again, and a move into + a subtree removed concurrently is hidden with it. +- Siblings that share an index order by stamp, and a node put after one of + them lands after all of them. +- A move to where the node already is makes no op. A parent that is the node + itself or hangs under it rejects with `CYCLE`; an `after`/`before` sibling + not under the parent with `NOT_FOUND` — both decided inside the mutation + queue, against the tree as it is, so a race with a peer's move surfaces as + the error rather than a silent nothing. +- A reset (`write`, `delete`) drops the moves below it, and a node whose + parent fell reads again once the parent is back. A tree is a tree: + `update()`, `push()`, `add()`, `inc()` on the field are refused + (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'tree'`), and a merge lets every other kind win + over it. + ## What travels -A `mark` op carries the two anchors, the name, the value and whether it +A `tree` op carries `{ node, parent, fi }` — the node, its parent and its +fractional index. A `mark` op carries the two anchors, the name, the value and whether it stacks — or the id of a mark to switch off. A `splice` op carries the cut ranges, `[run, offset, length]` per run, and either the anchor of its new run (`at`: `^` the head, `>e` or ``. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Adds to a counter field (an `inc` op); throws on a register or set field | | `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; throws on a register or counter field | | `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); throws on a register or counter field | -| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind. Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length; throws on a register, counter or set field | -$1 +| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind. Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length; throws on a register, counter, set or tree field | +| `push(id, key, content, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Appends to a list or text field — a `splice` at the end | | `updateText(id, key, text, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Makes a text field read as `text`: diffed against the field inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units), one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue; resolves to the number of ops. A difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op replacing the middle | | `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a text and on the other kinds | -$1 +| `move(id, key, from, to, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Moves the element at `from` of a list field to `to`, its index once out (a `move` op); concurrent moves of one element leave it once, at the newer one's place; `from === to` is nothing; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` | +| `treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Puts `node` of a tree field under `parent` (`null`: a root) — after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op); creates the node, the field and the record when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang under the other: the older move stands, the newer is kept without effect, on every node. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node and `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; a move to where the node already is makes no op; throws on the other kinds | +| `treeRemove(id, key, node, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `node` of a tree field with everything under it — a `tree` op moving it under `$trash`; a node not known here is created there, so a concurrent creation lands removed; twice is nothing | | `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Marks visible range `[start, end)` of a text field with `name: value` (a `mark` op); `expand` (`'after'` by default, `'before'`, `'both'`, `'none'`) says whether text typed at the edges takes the style; per name the newest mark wins; `many: true` stacks with every other of its name. Resolves to the mark's id; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a list and on the other kinds | | `unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand, actor }?)` / `unmark(id, key, markId, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes a style over a range (a null mark under the reversed expand rule), or one mark by id — the only way for a `many` mark | -$1 +| `spans(id, key)` | `Promise` | The text field as runs of equal style, `[{ text, marks }]`; raw — no lens, no read hooks; `null` unless the field is a text | | `cursor(id, key, index, { side }?)` | `Promise` | A cursor into a list or text field — a place that survives edits around it, before the element at `index` (`'before'`, the default) or after the one before it; `null` out of range or when the field is not a sequence | | `index(id, key, cursor)` | `Promise` | Where a cursor is now; `null` once its place is gone (a reset) | | `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | @@ -110,6 +112,11 @@ assignment, and when the record changes in storage (`null` data once deleted). `id`, `data()`, `delta()`, `save({ actor }?)`, `inc(key, value?, { actor }?)`, `add(key, elements, { actor }?)`, `remove(key, elements, { actor }?)`, +`splice(key, index, count?, content?, { actor }?)`, `push(key, content, { actor }?)`, +`updateText(key, text, { actor }?)`, `setAt(key, index, value, { actor }?)`, +`move(key, from, to, { actor }?)`, `mark(key, start, end, name, value, options?)`, +`unmark(…)`, `spans(key)`, `cursor(key, index, options?)`, `index(key, cursor)`, +`treeMove(key, node, parent?, { after, before, actor }?)`, `treeRemove(key, node, { actor }?)`, `delete({ actor }?)`, plus a live property per field of the loaded object. @@ -202,9 +209,10 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | --- | --- | --- | | `CLOSED` | any write or `applyRemote()` after `close()` | — | | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | -| `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection | `id`, `entity` (the collection's) | -| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list or text field, `inc()` on a register, set, list or text field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list or text field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter or set field | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'` or `'text'`) | +| `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection; `treeMove()` with an `after`/`before` sibling not under the parent | `id`, `entity` (the collection's); `field`, `node` (the sibling) for a tree | +| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter, set or tree field, `setAt()`/`move()`/`mark()` and `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on any other kind | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'` or `'tree'`) | | `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not; `mark()`/`unmark()` over a range the text has not | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | +| `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that is the node itself or hangs under it — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index c9439ea..2b22d68 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -91,6 +91,7 @@ export type SyncOpType = | 'assign' | 'move' | 'mark' + | 'tree' | 'delete' | 'merge' | 'advance' @@ -149,6 +150,35 @@ export interface MarkPayload { off?: string; } +/** + * What a `tree` op carries: the node, its new parent (`null`: a root, + * `'$trash'`: removed) and its place among the siblings — a fractional + * index (`@alexify/syncom/order`), ties broken by stamp. + */ +export interface TreePayload { + node: string; + parent: string | null; + fi: string; +} + +/** A node of a tree field as it reads: its id and its children, in order. */ +export interface TreeNode { + id: string; + children: TreeNode[]; +} + +/** + * A tree field's block (src/tree.js): per node the moves made of it, each + * `[ts, origin, parent, fi]`, in stamp order. The field reads as the fold of + * every move in stamp order, a move that would put a node under itself + * skipped (Kleppmann et al., 2021). + */ +export interface TreeBlock { + /** The newest stamp the block holds. */ + ts: number; + moves: { [node: string]: readonly (readonly [ts: number, origin: string, parent: string | null, fi: string])[] }; +} + /** Which side of its slot a cursor keeps to. */ export type CursorSide = 'before' | 'after'; @@ -196,7 +226,15 @@ export interface SyncOp { /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`: the field. */ key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount added; `add`: the elements; `remove`: the elements with the tags the remover observed. */ - value?: number | readonly unknown[] | readonly SetRemoval[] | SplicePayload | AssignPayload | MovePayload | MarkPayload; + value?: + | number + | readonly unknown[] + | readonly SetRemoval[] + | SplicePayload + | AssignPayload + | MovePayload + | MarkPayload + | TreePayload; /** The schema version of the node that made it; absent without a schema, and on `merge`/`advance`. */ v?: number; /** Who made it — `open({ actor })` or the write's own; a claim the origin signed, not a proof of identity. Absent on `merge`/`advance`. */ @@ -223,6 +261,8 @@ export interface EntryMeta { sets: { [field: string]: { [elementKey: string]: { [origin: string]: readonly [number, number] } } }; /** A list or a text per field — see SequenceBlock. */ seqs: { [field: string]: SequenceBlock }; + /** A tree per field — see TreeBlock. */ + trees: { [field: string]: TreeBlock }; /** The schema version of the last whole-record write (or of the `set` that created the entry). */ v?: number; /** The stamp of a `purge`: the record is gone for good, whatever lands later. */ @@ -241,8 +281,8 @@ export interface ApplyResult { rejected: Array<{ field: string; reason: RefusalReason }>; } -/** What a field is, once written: a register (last writer wins), a counter (`inc`) or a set (`add`/`remove`). */ -export type FieldKind = 'register' | 'counter' | 'set' | 'list' | 'text'; +/** What a field is, once written: a register (last writer wins), a counter (`inc`), a set (`add`/`remove`), a list, a text or a tree. */ +export type FieldKind = 'register' | 'counter' | 'set' | 'list' | 'text' | 'tree'; /** Why a field of a peer's op was refused: another kind holds the field, or pending work hit its bound. */ export type RefusalReason = FieldKind | 'bound'; @@ -256,6 +296,7 @@ export type SyncomErrorCode = | 'NOT_FOUND' | 'FIELD_KIND' | 'OUT_OF_RANGE' + | 'CYCLE' | 'ENCRYPTED' | 'INTEGRITY' | 'CORRUPT' @@ -748,7 +789,7 @@ export interface WriteContext { id: string; /** The whole record for `write`, the delta for `set`, the joined data for `merge`. */ data?: Record; - /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`: the field. */ + /** `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `assign`, `move`, `mark`, `tree`: the field. */ key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount; `add`/`remove`: the elements, as the caller gave them. */ value?: number | readonly unknown[]; @@ -768,6 +809,11 @@ export interface WriteContext { expand?: MarkExpand; many?: boolean; off?: string; + /** `tree`: the node, its parent (`null` a root, `'$trash'` removed) and the sibling it goes after or before — as the caller gave them. */ + node?: string; + parent?: string | null; + after?: string; + before?: string; /** `merge` only: the metadata being joined. */ meta?: EntryMeta; /** The record before the write — `null` when absent or deleted. Read-only. */ @@ -1404,6 +1450,24 @@ export interface Storage { * the newer move's place; a move concurrent with a removal brings it back. */ move(id: string, key: string, from: number, to: number, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** + * Puts node `node` of tree field `key` under `parent` (`null`: a root), + * after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last. Creates the + * node, the field and the record when absent. Two nodes moving + * concurrently so that each would hang under the other: the newer move + * loses, on every node. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node + * and `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; no op when the node + * is already there. + */ + treeMove( + id: string, + key: string, + node: string, + parent?: string | null, + options?: WriteOptions & { after?: string; before?: string }, + ): Promise; + /** Removes node `node` of tree field `key` with everything under it — a move under the trash. */ + treeRemove(id: string, key: string, node: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** * Compare-and-swap: writes `changes` only if every field of `prev` still * holds its value, compared inside the mutation queue — two concurrent @@ -1438,7 +1502,7 @@ export interface Storage { entities?: readonly string[]; batch?: number; actor?: string; - }): Promise<{ migrated: number; counters: number; sets: number; lists: number; texts: number }>; + }): Promise<{ migrated: number; counters: number; sets: number; lists: number; texts: number; trees: number }>; record(id: string): Promise; /** The raw data of a cached entry (no lens), `null` when not cached, absent or deleted. */ getCachedData(id: string): unknown | null; @@ -1571,6 +1635,15 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { setAt(key: string, index: number, value: unknown, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Moves an element of a list field — `storage.move` with this record's id. */ move(key: string, from: number, to: number, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Puts a node of a tree field under a parent — `storage.treeMove` with this record's id. */ + treeMove( + key: string, + node: string, + parent?: string | null, + options?: WriteOptions & { after?: string; before?: string }, + ): Promise; + /** Removes a node of a tree field with its subtree — `storage.treeRemove` with this record's id. */ + treeRemove(key: string, node: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; delete(options?: WriteOptions): Promise; // Live properties: one getter/setter per field of the loaded object. [field: string]: unknown; diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 05946e5..7b7e347 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -98,7 +98,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // marks as anchor pairs with an expand rule, the newest per key, stacking // marks, spans() — the raise to 51.5 KB (51.4 measured). Cursors — a place // that survives edits, cursor()/index() — the raise to 52 KB (51.7 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 52 }, + // Trees — the move log per node, the fold with the cycle check, treeMove()/ + // treeRemove(), and src/order.js in the core for a node's place among its + // siblings — the raise to 55 KB (54.6 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 55 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index ae5117e..8d83736 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -9,8 +9,10 @@ // lensed readers — see Storage#open. const { encrypt, calculateHash } = require('./crypto.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet, isTree } = require('./ops.js'); const S = require('./sequence.js'); +const T = require('./tree.js'); +const { between } = require('./order.js'); const { opKey } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify } = require('./hooks.js'); const { ValidationError, project, unproject, foldSet } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -44,6 +46,7 @@ const HINTS = { set: 'a set; use add() or remove()', list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move()', text: 'a text; use splice(), push(), updateText() or mark()', + tree: 'a tree; use treeMove() or treeRemove()', bound: 'past the bound on pending work', }; const refuse = (id, rejected) => { @@ -162,9 +165,9 @@ const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { const elementAt = (core, id, key, index, current) => { const meta = current?.meta; const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - if (held === undefined && meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key))) { - return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; - } + const other = + meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key) || isTree(meta, key)); + if (held === undefined && other) return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; if (held !== undefined && held.k !== 'l') return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; @@ -206,7 +209,7 @@ const resolveMark = (core, id, payload, current) => { const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; const other = held === undefined - ? meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key)) + ? meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key) || isTree(meta, key)) : held.k !== 't'; if (other) return { start: S.HEAD, end: S.END, key: name, value }; const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); @@ -221,6 +224,52 @@ const resolveMark = (core, id, payload, current) => { return out; }; +// A tree move names a parent and a sibling to land after or before; what +// travels is the place among the siblings as a fractional index +// (src/order.js) between its neighbours — decided inside the queue, against +// the tree as it is. A parent in the node's own subtree is CYCLE, a sibling +// not under the parent NOT_FOUND; a move to where the node already is makes +// no op (null). Siblings that share an index order by stamp, and a node put +// after one of them lands after all of them. Another kind under the field +// is left to applyOp to refuse. +const resolveTree = (core, id, payload, current) => { + const { key, node, parent, after, before } = payload; + const meta = current?.meta; + const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.trees ?? {}, key) ? meta.trees[key] : undefined; + const tree = held ?? T.createTree(); + if (parent !== null && parent !== T.TRASH && T.subtree(tree, node).has(parent)) { + const where = parent === node ? 'itself' : `${parent}, a node under it`; + const message = `Node ${node} of field ${key} of record ${id} cannot go under ${where}`; + throw new SyncomError('CYCLE', message, { id, field: key, node, parent }); + } + const all = T.siblings(tree, parent); + const was = all.findIndex((s) => s.id === node); + const sibs = was < 0 ? all : all.filter((s) => s.id !== node); + let at = sibs.length; + const next = after ?? before; + if (next !== undefined) { + const i = sibs.findIndex((s) => s.id === next); + if (i < 0) { + const message = `Node ${next} is not under ${parent ?? 'the root'} of field ${key} of record ${id}`; + throw new SyncomError('NOT_FOUND', message, { id, field: key, node: next }); + } + at = after !== undefined ? i + 1 : i; + } + if (was >= 0 && (at === was || parent === T.TRASH)) return null; + const lower = at > 0 ? sibs[at - 1].fi : null; + let upper = at < sibs.length ? sibs[at].fi : null; + if (lower !== null && upper !== null && upper <= lower) { + upper = null; + for (let i = at + 1; i < sibs.length; i++) { + if (sibs[i].fi > lower) { + upper = sibs[i].fi; + break; + } + } + } + return { node, parent, fi: between(lower, upper) }; +}; + // The op as this node mints it: stamped above everything the node already // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this @@ -244,6 +293,7 @@ const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { if (type === 'assign') op.value = resolveAssign(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'move') op.value = resolveMove(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'mark') op.value = resolveMark(core, id, payload, current); + if (type === 'tree') op.value = resolveTree(core, id, payload, current); return op; }; diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 14350ab..af401cd 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -28,6 +28,10 @@ // tombstones as lengths, pending work, a movable list's // registers, a text's marks. data[f] is its walk; why it // converges is argued there. +// trees[f] — a tree: per node the moves made of it, stamped +// (src/tree.js). data[f] is the fold of every move in stamp +// order, a move that would put a node under itself skipped; +// why it converges is argued there. // v — the schema version of the last whole-record write (the op's // `v`, absent on a node without a schema): what a reader on // a newer schema lenses the record through. A `set` that @@ -42,13 +46,14 @@ // order. Counters rely on it (a skipped seq would be lost, not reordered); // registers do not, but the vector-based dedup does. // -// A field is a REGISTER, a COUNTER, a SET, a LIST or a TEXT, never two of -// them: `set`/`write` on a counter, set or sequence field, `inc` on a -// register, set or sequence field, `add`/`remove` on a register, counter or -// sequence field, `splice` on a register, counter or set field are refused -// (reported in `rejected`) — the kinds cannot be made to commute, and -// refusing is honest where guessing would silently diverge. On a snapshot -// merge the register wins, then the counter, the set, the list, the text. +// A field is a REGISTER, a COUNTER, a SET, a LIST, a TEXT or a TREE, never +// two of them: `set`/`write` on a counter, set, sequence or tree field, `inc` +// on a register, set, sequence or tree field, `add`/`remove` on a register, +// counter, sequence or tree field, `splice` on a register, counter, set or +// tree field, `tree` on any other kind are refused (reported in `rejected`) +// — the kinds cannot be made to commute, and refusing is honest where +// guessing would silently diverge. On a snapshot merge the register wins, +// then the counter, the set, the list, the text, the tree. // // Why a set converges (what the tests check): one origin's adds of an element // are stamped in seq order, so a node that observed the add at `r` observed @@ -62,10 +67,11 @@ const { compareClock, maxClock } = require('./vector.js'); const S = require('./sequence.js'); +const T = require('./tree.js'); const createEntry = () => ({ data: {}, - meta: { clock: {}, base: null, deleted: null, counters: {}, sets: {}, seqs: {} }, + meta: { clock: {}, base: null, deleted: null, counters: {}, sets: {}, seqs: {}, trees: {} }, }); // An entry written before sets existed has no `sets` key; reading it as @@ -73,6 +79,7 @@ const createEntry = () => ({ const EMPTY = Object.freeze({}); const setsOf = (meta) => meta.sets ?? EMPTY; const seqsOf = (meta) => meta.seqs ?? EMPTY; +const treesOf = (meta) => meta.trees ?? EMPTY; const cloneSets = (sets) => { const copy = {}; @@ -102,6 +109,7 @@ const cloneEntry = (entry) => { // A sequence block is never mutated in place (src/sequence.js hands back // a new one), so the map is copied and the blocks are shared. seqs: { ...seqsOf(entry.meta) }, + trees: { ...treesOf(entry.meta) }, }; if (entry.meta.v !== undefined) meta.v = entry.meta.v; if (entry.meta.purged !== undefined) meta.purged = entry.meta.purged; @@ -127,6 +135,8 @@ const isSet = (meta, field) => { // A list or a text: the sequence engine's block under the field. const isSeq = (meta, field) => own(seqsOf(meta), field) !== undefined; const seqKind = (meta, field) => (own(seqsOf(meta), field).k === 't' ? 'text' : 'list'); +// A tree: the move log under the field (src/tree.js). +const isTree = (meta, field) => own(treesOf(meta), field) !== undefined; // An element is identified by its JSON text — `1` and `'1'` are two elements, // `{ a: 1, b: 2 }` and `{ b: 2, a: 1 }` are two too. A key from a peer must @@ -253,7 +263,15 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { if (seq !== null) seqs[field] = seq; } } - const normalized = { clock, base: stampOf(meta.base), deleted: stampOf(meta.deleted), counters, sets, seqs }; + const trees = {}; + if (isPlainObject(meta.trees)) { + for (const field of Object.keys(meta.trees)) { + if (!isKey(field)) continue; + const tree = T.normalizeTree(meta.trees[field]); + if (tree !== null) trees[field] = tree; + } + } + const normalized = { clock, base: stampOf(meta.base), deleted: stampOf(meta.deleted), counters, sets, seqs, trees }; if (Number.isInteger(meta.v)) normalized.v = meta.v; const purged = stampOf(meta.purged); if (purged) normalized.purged = purged; @@ -267,9 +285,10 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { // meta too. const latestClock = (meta) => { if (!isPlainObject(meta)) return null; - const { clock, base, deleted, counters, sets, seqs, purged } = normalizeMeta(meta); + const { clock, base, deleted, counters, sets, seqs, trees, purged } = normalizeMeta(meta); let latest = maxClock(maxClock(base, deleted), purged ?? null); for (const field of Object.keys(seqs)) latest = maxClock(latest, [seqs[field].ts, '']); + for (const field of Object.keys(trees)) latest = maxClock(latest, [trees[field].ts, '']); for (const field of Object.keys(clock)) latest = maxClock(latest, clock[field]); for (const field of Object.keys(counters)) { const perOrigin = counters[field]; @@ -357,6 +376,19 @@ const applyBase = (entry, delta) => { if (!deepEqual(data[field], value)) delta[field] = value; data[field] = value; } + for (const field of Object.keys(meta.trees)) { + const next = T.pruneTree(meta.trees[field], meta.base); + if (next === null) { + delete meta.trees[field]; + delete data[field]; + delta[field] = undefined; + continue; + } + meta.trees[field] = next; + const value = T.renderTree(next); + if (!deepEqual(data[field], value)) delta[field] = value; + data[field] = value; + } }; // Sets register fields at `stamp`, honouring last-writer-wins per field. @@ -380,6 +412,10 @@ const applyFields = (entry, fields, stamp, delta, rejected) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); continue; } + if (isTree(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + continue; + } if (compareClock(own(meta.clock, field), stamp) >= 0) continue; if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) continue; meta.clock[field] = stamp; @@ -461,6 +497,10 @@ const applySet = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); return; } + if (isTree(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + return; + } const moved = op.type === 'add' ? addElements(meta, field, op, stamp) : removeElements(meta, field, op); if (!moved) return; // A tag that moved is news to persist even when the array reads the same. @@ -496,6 +536,10 @@ const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); return; } + if (isTree(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + return; + } const kind = typeof payload.content === 'string' ? 't' : Array.isArray(payload.content) ? 'l' : null; if (kind === null) return; const held = own(meta.seqs, field); @@ -551,6 +595,10 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); return; } + if (isTree(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + return; + } const held = own(meta.seqs, field); if (held !== undefined && held.k !== kind) { rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); @@ -567,6 +615,39 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); }; +// A `tree` op: one more move in the field's log (src/tree.js); the field +// reads as the fold. Refused on every other kind; a move below the base is +// moot, like a run. +const applyTree = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { + const { meta } = entry; + const { key: field, value: payload } = op; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; + if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); + return; + } + if (isCounter(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); + return; + } + if (isSet(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); + return; + } + if (isSeq(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + return; + } + if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; + const held = own(meta.trees, field); + const result = T.applyTreeMove(held ?? T.createTree(), stamp, payload); + if (!result.changed) return; + meta.trees[field] = result.tree; + // A move that did not take is news to persist: a later move can make it count. + entry.data[field] = T.renderTree(result.tree); + delta[field] = entry.data[field]; +}; + // Everything the entry held, gone: the purge, and a merge that meets one. const erase = (entry, stamp, delta) => { const { meta, data } = entry; @@ -576,6 +657,7 @@ const erase = (entry, stamp, delta) => { meta.counters = {}; meta.sets = {}; meta.seqs = {}; + meta.trees = {}; // Canonical: whatever came before, a purged entry looks the same, so two // nodes that saw the purge and a write in either order hold one meta. meta.purged = maxClock(meta.purged ?? null, stamp); @@ -655,6 +737,8 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); } else if (isSeq(meta, field)) { rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + } else if (isTree(meta, field)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); } else if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) >= 0) { const perOrigin = own(meta.counters, field) ?? (meta.counters[field] = {}); const known = own(perOrigin, op.origin); @@ -671,6 +755,8 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { applySeq(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } else if (op.type === 'assign' || op.type === 'move' || op.type === 'mark') { applyListOp(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); + } else if (op.type === 'tree') { + applyTree(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } const before = previous ? previous.meta : null; @@ -711,6 +797,8 @@ const isAlive = (entry) => { // A list or a text touched after the tombstone revives the record too. const seqs = seqsOf(meta); for (const field of Object.keys(seqs)) if (compareClock([seqs[field].ts, ''], meta.deleted) > 0) return true; + const trees = treesOf(meta); + for (const field of Object.keys(trees)) if (compareClock([trees[field].ts, ''], meta.deleted) > 0) return true; return false; }; @@ -782,6 +870,12 @@ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { else if (mine.k === seqs[field].k) meta.seqs[field] = S.join(mine, seqs[field]); else if (mine.k === 't') meta.seqs[field] = seqs[field]; // a list outranks a text } + const trees = treesOf(source.meta); + for (const field of Object.keys(trees)) { + if (!isKey(field)) continue; + const mine = own(meta.trees, field); + meta.trees[field] = mine === undefined ? trees[field] : T.joinTrees(mine, trees[field]); + } } applyBase(entry, {}); // A register that also became a counter on the other side: the register @@ -817,6 +911,22 @@ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { data[field] = liveElements(meta.sets[field]); } } + // A tree that is anything else on the other side: the other kind wins. + for (const field of Object.keys(meta.trees)) { + if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { + delete meta.trees[field]; + data[field] = a.meta.clock[field] === meta.clock[field] ? a.data[field] : b.data[field]; + } else if (isCounter(meta, field)) { + delete meta.trees[field]; + data[field] = counterValue(meta.counters[field]); + } else if (isSet(meta, field)) { + delete meta.trees[field]; + data[field] = liveElements(meta.sets[field]); + } else if (isSeq(meta, field)) { + delete meta.trees[field]; + data[field] = S.render(S.buildIndex(meta.seqs[field], meta.base)); + } + } return entry; }; @@ -866,6 +976,7 @@ const TYPE_CODES = { assign: '=', move: '^', mark: '*', + tree: '~', }; const CODE_TYPES = { w: 'write', @@ -881,6 +992,7 @@ const CODE_TYPES = { '=': 'assign', '^': 'move', '*': 'mark', + '~': 'tree', }; const packOps = (ops) => { @@ -944,6 +1056,7 @@ module.exports = { isCounter, isSet, isSeq, + isTree, observedTags, latestClock, deepEqual, diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index 4c93d63..35c79d1 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -201,6 +201,16 @@ class Record extends Emitter { await this.#storage.move(this.#id, key, from, to, options); } + /** Puts a node of a tree field under a parent; the storage-level `treeMove` with this record's id. */ + async treeMove(key, node, parent = null, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.treeMove(this.#id, key, node, parent, options); + } + + /** Removes a node of a tree field with its subtree; the storage-level `treeRemove` with this record's id. */ + async treeRemove(key, node, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.treeRemove(this.#id, key, node, options); + } + async delete(options = {}) { await this.#storage.delete(this.#id, options); this.#data = null; diff --git a/src/shape.js b/src/shape.js index 414167a..e0709fc 100644 --- a/src/shape.js +++ b/src/shape.js @@ -58,12 +58,13 @@ const OP_TYPES = new Set([ 'assign', 'move', 'mark', + 'tree', ]); // The ops an entity's validator sees: the ones that leave a record for the // application to read. A `merge` joins a peer's state as it is, a `delete` // leaves nothing to validate. -const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'assign', 'move', 'mark']); +const VALIDATED = new Set(['write', 'set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'assign', 'move', 'mark', 'tree']); // A signature's three fields, by shape alone — whether they check is // src/signing.js's business: 64 bytes base64url, 32 bytes hex, a nonce. diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index ac3eb22..137e738 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -18,9 +18,10 @@ const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); +const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -85,6 +86,13 @@ const spliceArgs = (method, key, index, count, content) => { // What mark()/unmark() take over a range: a field name, a visible range // start ≤ end, a style name and an expand rule. +const treeArgs = (method, key, node, parent) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); + if (!isNodeId(node)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a node id: a non-empty string of at most 128 characters`); + if (parent !== null && !isNodeId(parent)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a parent: a node id or null`); + if (parent === node) throw new TypeError(`${method}() cannot put a node under itself`); +}; + const markArgs = (method, key, start, end, name, expand) => { if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); if (!Number.isInteger(start) || start < 0 || !Number.isInteger(end) || end < start) { @@ -521,7 +529,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { throw new TypeError('migrate({ entities }) takes an array of entity names'); } if (!Number.isInteger(batch) || batch < 1) throw new TypeError('migrate({ batch }) takes a positive integer'); - const result = { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }; + const result = { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0, trees: 0 }; let since = 0; for (const id of await this.list()) { const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); @@ -532,10 +540,12 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const counters = {}; const sets = {}; const seqs = {}; + const trees = {}; for (const key of Object.keys(view)) { if (isCounter(entry.meta, key)) counters[key] = entry.data[key]; else if (isSet(entry.meta, key)) sets[key] = entry.data[key]; else if (isSeq(entry.meta, key)) seqs[key] = entry.data[key]; + else if (isTree(entry.meta, key)) trees[key] = entry.data[key]; else data[key] = view[key]; } await this[COMMIT]('write', id, { data }, { actor }); @@ -556,6 +566,18 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (typeof seqs[key] === 'string') result.texts++; else result.lists++; } + // A tree comes back as one move per node it reads with, parents + // first, in order; what hangs in the trash is dropped, and so is a + // tree with nothing to read. + for (const key of Object.keys(trees)) { + const stack = trees[key].map((root) => [root, null]).reverse(); + if (stack.length > 0) result.trees++; + while (stack.length > 0) { + const [{ id: node, children }, parent] = stack.pop(); + await this[COMMIT]('tree', id, { key, node, parent }, { actor }); + for (let i = children.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) stack.push([children[i], node]); + } + } result.migrated++; if (++since >= batch) { since = 0; @@ -1187,6 +1209,43 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { await this[COMMIT]('move', id, { key, index: from, to }, { actor }); } + /** + * Puts node `node` of tree field `key` under `parent` (`null`: a root) — + * after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op). + * A node the tree has not is created there; the field, and the record, + * when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang + * under the other: the newer move loses, on every node, and a later move + * can revive it. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node itself + * and with `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; a move to where + * the node already is makes no op. + */ + async treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor } = {}) { + treeArgs('treeMove', key, node, parent); + if (after !== undefined && before !== undefined) throw new TypeError('treeMove() takes after or before, not both'); + for (const [name, value] of [ + ['after', after], + ['before', before], + ]) { + if (value === undefined) continue; + if (!isNodeId(value)) throw new TypeError(`treeMove() takes ${name}: a node id`); + if (value === node) throw new TypeError(`treeMove() cannot place a node ${name} itself`); + } + const payload = { key, node, parent }; + if (after !== undefined) payload.after = after; + if (before !== undefined) payload.before = before; + await this[COMMIT]('tree', id, payload, { actor }); + } + + /** + * Removes node `node` of tree field `key` with everything under it — a + * move under the trash, which no reading shows. A node not yet known here + * is created there, so a creation of it elsewhere lands removed. + */ + async treeRemove(id, key, node, { actor } = {}) { + treeArgs('treeRemove', key, node, null); + await this[COMMIT]('tree', id, { key, node, parent: TRASH }, { actor }); + } + /** * Rebuilds the record `id` from what this node's log holds of it — for a * file that fails its integrity check (`INTEGRITY`) or is torn. The diff --git a/src/tree.js b/src/tree.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b458637 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/tree.js @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The tree behind the `tree` field kind: nodes with a parent and a place +// among their siblings, moved without ever forming a cycle (Kleppmann, +// Mulligan, Beresford & Gomes, "A highly-available move operation for +// replicated trees", 2021; Loro's movable tree). A block keeps, per node, the +// moves made of it — `[ts, origin, parent, fi]`, stamped — and the tree is +// the fold of every move in stamp order: a move whose target is the node +// itself or a descendant of it, at that point of the fold, does nothing. Two +// nodes that apply the same moves hold the same fold, so they agree on which +// move lost, and the loser is kept: a later move can make it moot or revive +// it. Siblings order by a fractional index (`@alexify/syncom/order`), then by +// stamp. A removal is a move under `$trash`; what hangs there is not read. +// Pure functions over plain JSON; no requires beyond ./vector.js. + +const { compareClock } = require('./vector.js'); + +const TRASH = '$trash'; + +const hasControl = (value) => { + for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i++) if (value.charCodeAt(i) < 32) return true; + return false; +}; +const isNodeId = (value) => + typeof value === 'string' && + value.length > 0 && + value.length <= 128 && + value !== '__proto__' && + value !== TRASH && + !hasControl(value); +const isParent = (value) => value === null || value === TRASH || isNodeId(value); +const isStamp = (value) => Number.isSafeInteger(value) && value > 0; +const isOrigin = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0 && value.length <= 128 && !hasControl(value); +const isFi = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0 && value.length <= 256; +const own = (object, key) => (Object.hasOwn(object, key) ? object[key] : undefined); +const byStamp = (a, b) => compareClock([a[0], a[1]], [b[0], b[1]]); + +const createTree = () => ({ ts: 0, moves: {} }); + +const stampsMax = (tree) => { + let ts = 0; + for (const node of Object.keys(tree.moves)) for (const move of tree.moves[node]) ts = Math.max(ts, move[0]); + return ts; +}; + +// A peer's block rebuilt into the trusted shape: node ids and parents of +// the right form, moves sorted by stamp with duplicates dropped. Null when +// nothing is left. +const normalizeTree = (raw) => { + if (!raw || typeof raw !== 'object' || !raw.moves || typeof raw.moves !== 'object') return null; + const tree = createTree(); + for (const node of Object.keys(raw.moves)) { + if (!isNodeId(node) || !Array.isArray(raw.moves[node])) continue; + const list = []; + for (const move of raw.moves[node]) { + if (!Array.isArray(move) || move.length !== 4) continue; + const [ts, origin, parent, fi] = move; + if (!isStamp(ts) || !isOrigin(origin) || !isParent(parent) || !isFi(fi)) continue; + list.push([ts, origin, parent, fi]); + } + list.sort(byStamp); + const unique = list.filter((move, i) => i === 0 || byStamp(move, list[i - 1]) !== 0); + if (unique.length > 0) tree.moves[node] = unique; + } + if (Object.keys(tree.moves).length === 0) return null; + tree.ts = stampsMax(tree); + return tree; +}; + +const cloneTree = (tree) => ({ ts: tree.ts, moves: { ...tree.moves } }); + +// A `tree` op: one more move of the node, kept in stamp order; the same +// stamp twice changes nothing. +const applyTreeMove = (tree, stamp, payload) => { + if (!payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { tree, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const { node, parent, fi } = payload; + if (!isNodeId(node) || !isParent(parent) || !isFi(fi) || parent === node) { + return { tree, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + } + const move = [stamp[0], stamp[1], parent, fi]; + const held = own(tree.moves, node) ?? []; + if (held.some((m) => byStamp(m, move) === 0)) return { tree, changed: false, reason: null }; + const next = cloneTree(tree); + next.moves[node] = [...held, move].sort(byStamp); + next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, stamp[0]); + return { tree: next, changed: true, reason: null }; +}; + +// The reset rule: moves stamped below the base are gone. Null when nothing is left. +const pruneTree = (tree, base) => { + if (base === null) return tree; + let next = null; + for (const node of Object.keys(tree.moves)) { + const kept = tree.moves[node].filter((move) => compareClock([move[0], move[1]], base) >= 0); + if (kept.length === tree.moves[node].length) continue; + next ??= cloneTree(tree); + if (kept.length === 0) delete next.moves[node]; + else next.moves[node] = kept; + } + const out = next ?? tree; + if (Object.keys(out.moves).length === 0) return null; + if (next !== null) next.ts = stampsMax(next); + return out; +}; + +// Two nodes' pictures of one tree: the union of moves. +const joinTrees = (a, b) => { + const out = createTree(); + for (const node of Object.keys(a.moves)) out.moves[node] = a.moves[node]; + for (const node of Object.keys(b.moves)) { + const mine = own(out.moves, node); + if (mine === undefined) { + out.moves[node] = b.moves[node]; + continue; + } + const all = [...mine, ...b.moves[node]].sort(byStamp); + out.moves[node] = all.filter((move, i) => i === 0 || byStamp(move, all[i - 1]) !== 0); + } + out.ts = stampsMax(out); + return out; +}; + +// The fold: every move in stamp order, a move that would put a node under +// itself skipped. Gives each node's parent and place, and whether each +// move took. +const resolve = (tree) => { + const all = []; + for (const node of Object.keys(tree.moves)) for (const move of tree.moves[node]) all.push([node, move]); + all.sort((x, y) => byStamp(x[1], y[1])); + const parentOf = new Map(); + const placeOf = new Map(); + const isUnder = (ancestor, node) => { + let at = node; + const seen = new Set(); + while (at !== null && at !== TRASH && at !== undefined && !seen.has(at)) { + if (at === ancestor) return true; + seen.add(at); + at = parentOf.get(at) ?? null; + } + return false; + }; + for (const [node, [ts, origin, parent, fi]] of all) { + if (parent !== null && parent !== TRASH && isUnder(node, parent)) continue; + parentOf.set(node, parent); + placeOf.set(node, [fi, ts, origin]); + } + return { parentOf, placeOf }; +}; + +const byPlace = (placeOf) => (x, y) => { + const a = placeOf.get(x); + const b = placeOf.get(y); + if (a[0] !== b[0]) return a[0] < b[0] ? -1 : 1; + return compareClock([a[1], a[2]], [b[1], b[2]]); +}; + +// The children of each parent, in order; roots under null. +const childrenOf = (tree) => { + const { parentOf, placeOf } = resolve(tree); + const children = new Map(); + for (const [node, parent] of parentOf) { + const key = parent ?? null; + const list = children.get(key); + if (list) list.push(node); + else children.set(key, [node]); + } + const order = byPlace(placeOf); + for (const list of children.values()) list.sort(order); + return { children, parentOf, placeOf }; +}; + +// What the field reads as: the roots and their children, nested — +// `[{ id, children }]`. What hangs under `$trash` or an unknown parent is +// not there. +const renderTree = (tree) => { + const { children } = childrenOf(tree); + const build = (parent) => (children.get(parent) ?? []).map((id) => ({ id, children: build(id) })); + return build(null); +}; + +// The nodes under `node`, itself included — what a move may not target. +const subtree = (tree, node) => { + const { children } = childrenOf(tree); + const out = new Set([node]); + const stack = [node]; + while (stack.length > 0) { + const at = stack.pop(); + for (const child of children.get(at) ?? []) { + if (!out.has(child)) { + out.add(child); + stack.push(child); + } + } + } + return out; +}; + +// The ordered children of `parent` with their places — for a local move +// that names a sibling to land after or before. +const siblings = (tree, parent) => { + const { children, placeOf } = childrenOf(tree); + return (children.get(parent ?? null) ?? []).map((id) => ({ id, fi: placeOf.get(id)[0] })); +}; + +module.exports = { + TRASH, + isNodeId, + createTree, + normalizeTree, + cloneTree, + applyTreeMove, + pruneTree, + joinTrees, + resolve, + renderTree, + subtree, + siblings, +}; diff --git a/tests/errors.test.js b/tests/errors.test.js index cc498f5..d9192af 100644 --- a/tests/errors.test.js +++ b/tests/errors.test.js @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ test('SyncomError', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(data.code, 'INVALID_ID'); }); - await t.test('the storage: CLOSED, IN_HOOK, NOT_FOUND, FIELD_KIND, ENCRYPTED, TYPE_IMMUTABLE', async (t2) => { + await t.test('the storage: CLOSED, IN_HOOK, NOT_FOUND, FIELD_KIND, CYCLE, ENCRYPTED, TYPE_IMMUTABLE', async (t2) => { let store = null; const hooks = { beforeWrite: async (ctx) => { @@ -89,6 +89,31 @@ test('SyncomError', async (t) => { message: /is a set; use add\(\) or remove\(\)/, }); await assert.rejects(() => storage.remove(id, 'hits', ['x']), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'counter' }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'm', 'n'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', 'm'), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'CYCLE', + id, + field: 'outline', + node: 'n', + parent: 'm', + message: /cannot go under m, a node under it/, + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', null, { after: 'zz' }), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'NOT_FOUND', + id, + field: 'outline', + node: 'zz', + message: /is not under the root/, + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { outline: 1 }), { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + field: 'outline', + kind: 'tree', + message: /is a tree; use treeMove\(\) or treeRemove\(\)/, + }); await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hi'); await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { body: 'x' }), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 8cbe832..8b694a9 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ expectAssignable({ expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { ahead: 'ignore' } })); expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { lens: 'none' } })); expectError(syncom.open({ schema: { version: 2, migrations: { 2: { up: 'rename' } } } })); -expectType>( +expectType>( storage.migrate({ entities: ['Post'], batch: 10 }), ); expectType<{ replayed: number; lost: number } | null>(storage.schemaInfo!.held); @@ -228,6 +228,27 @@ expectAssignable({ }); expectAssignable({ elem: '1:0:a', cut: ['1:a', 0, 1], at: '^', value: 1 }); expectType(entry.meta.seqs.body); +expectType>(storage.treeMove('id', 'outline', 'n1')); +expectType>(storage.treeMove('id', 'outline', 'n2', 'n1', { after: 'n3', actor: 'u2' })); +expectType>(storage.treeRemove('id', 'outline', 'n2')); +expectError(storage.treeMove('id', 'outline', 5)); +expectError(storage.treeMove('id', 'outline', 'n2', 'n1', { after: 3 })); +expectType>(record.treeMove('outline', 'n1', null, { before: 'n2' })); +expectType>(record.treeRemove('outline', 'n1')); +expectAssignable({ + origin: 'a', + seq: 6, + ts: 6, + type: 'tree', + id: 'r', + key: 'outline', + value: { node: 'n1', parent: null, fi: 'V' }, +}); +expectAssignable({ node: 'n1', parent: '$trash', fi: 'V' }); +expectType(entry.meta.trees.outline); +expectAssignable([{ id: 'n1', children: [] }]); +expectAssignable('tree'); +expectAssignable('CYCLE'); expectType>(storage.delete('id', { actor: 'u2' })); expectType>(storage.purge('id', { actor: 'u2' })); expectType>(log.scrub('id')); diff --git a/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js b/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js index 316bf94..23be92e 100644 --- a/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js +++ b/tests/metaschema.integration.test.js @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ test('syncom with metaschema', { skip: metaschema ? false : '@alexify/metaschema desc: 'A data modeler', $type: 'Project', }); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate(), { migrated: 1, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.migrate(), { migrated: 1, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0, trees: 0 }); await settle([a, b]); const migrated = { name: 'Alioth', slug: 'alioth', orgId: 'org1', desc: 'A data modeler', $type: 'Project' }; assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(project.id), migrated); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index d8d5a16..3933d0e 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ const { isCounter, isSet, isSeq, + isTree, observedTags, latestClock, packOps, @@ -879,6 +880,151 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(unpackOps([row])[0].type, 'splice'); }); + await t.test('a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect', () => { + const tree = (ts, origin, seq, node, parent, fi = 'V') => + op('tree', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'outline', value: { node, parent, fi } }); + const r = tree(10, 'A', 1, 'r', null); + const x = tree(20, 'A', 2, 'x', 'r', 'UV'); + const y = tree(30, 'A', 3, 'y', 'r', 'WV'); + const first = applyOp(null, r); + assert.strictEqual(first.changed, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.entry.data, { outline: [{ id: 'r', children: [] }] }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.delta, { outline: [{ id: 'r', children: [] }] }); + assert.strictEqual(isTree(first.entry.meta, 'outline'), true); + assert.strictEqual(isTree(first.entry.meta, 'other'), false); + assert.strictEqual(isTree({ clock: {}, counters: {} }, 'outline'), false, 'an entry from before trees existed'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(first.entry.meta.trees.outline, { ts: 10, moves: { r: [[10, 'A', null, 'V']] } }); + assert.strictEqual(applyOp(first.entry, r).changed, false, 'a duplicate is nothing'); + // Apart, A puts x under y and B puts y under x: the older move stands, + // the newer one is kept but does not take — the same on every node. + const underY = tree(40, 'A', 4, 'x', 'y'); + const underX = tree(50, 'B', 1, 'y', 'x'); + assertCommutes([r, x, y, underY, underX], { + outline: [{ id: 'r', children: [{ id: 'y', children: [{ id: 'x', children: [] }] }] }], + }); + const held = replay([r, x, y, underY, underX]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(held.meta.trees.outline.moves.y, [ + [30, 'A', 'r', 'WV'], + [50, 'B', 'x', 'V'], + ]); + // A later move of y out from under r makes the lost move count: x + // comes along, and y hangs where the lost move said. + const yOut = applyOp(held, tree(60, 'C', 1, 'y', null, 'XV')); + assert.deepStrictEqual(yOut.entry.data.outline, [ + { id: 'r', children: [] }, + { id: 'y', children: [{ id: 'x', children: [] }] }, + ]); + // A removal concurrent with a move into the removed subtree hides the mover too. + const trash = tree(40, 'A', 4, 'y', '$trash'); + const into = tree(50, 'B', 1, 'x', 'y'); + assertCommutes([r, x, y, trash, into], { outline: [{ id: 'r', children: [] }] }); + // A reset drops the moves below it; one above it stays and reads from + // its parent once the parent is back. + const write = op('write', 100, 'W', { data: { t: 1 } }); + assertCommutes([r, x, write], { t: 1 }); + const z = tree(150, 'B', 1, 'z', 'r'); + assertCommutes([r, x, write, z], { t: 1, outline: [] }); + const back = applyOp(replay([r, x, write, z]), tree(160, 'A', 3, 'r', null)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(back.entry.data.outline, [{ id: 'r', children: [{ id: 'z', children: [] }] }]); + // A tree touched after a tombstone revives the record. + const dead = applyOp(replay([r]), op('delete', 100, 'D')); + assert.strictEqual(isAlive(dead.entry), false); + assert.strictEqual(isAlive(applyOp(dead.entry, tree(150, 'A', 2, 'r', null)).entry), true); + // The kinds never meet. + const reg = applyOp(null, op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { outline: 1 } })).entry; + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'register' }, + ]); + const onTree = (o) => applyOp(first.entry, o).rejected; + assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('set', 11, 'B', { data: { outline: 1 } })), [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }, + ]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: 1 })), [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }, + ]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('add', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: ['x'] })), [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }, + ]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + onTree(op('splice', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: { at: '^', content: 'x' } })), + [{ field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + onTree(op('assign', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: { elem: '1:0:A', value: 1 } })), + [{ field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }], + ); + const counter = applyOp(null, op('inc', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: 1 })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(counter.entry, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'counter' }, + ]); + const set = applyOp(null, op('add', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: ['x'] })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(set.entry, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'set' }, + ]); + const text = applyOp(null, op('splice', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: { at: '^', content: 'x' } })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(text.entry, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ + { field: 'outline', reason: 'text' }, + ]); + // A malformed payload is nothing. + for (const value of [ + 'nope', + null, + { node: 'n' }, + { node: 'n', parent: 'n', fi: 'V' }, + { node: '$trash', parent: null, fi: 'V' }, + ]) { + const result = applyOp(first.entry, op('tree', 11, 'C', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([result.changed, result.rejected], [false, []], JSON.stringify(value)); + } + // Over the wire: one code, round-tripped. + const [packed] = unpackOps(packOps([r])); + assert.deepStrictEqual(packed, r); + // mergeEntry joins two tree histories like replaying both; the other + // kinds outrank a tree. + const left = replay([r, x, underY]); + const right = replay([r, y, underX]); + const all = replay([r, x, y, underY, underX]); + const merged = mergeEntry(left, right); + assert.deepStrictEqual(merged.data, all.data); + assert.deepStrictEqual(merged.meta, all.meta); + assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(right, left).meta, all.meta, 'commutative'); + const viaOp = applyOp( + left, + op('merge', 70, 'M', { data: right.data, meta: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(right.meta)) }), + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(viaOp.entry.meta.trees, all.meta.trees); + const asText = mergeEntry(first.entry, text.entry); + assert.deepStrictEqual([asText.data.outline, asText.meta.trees], ['x', {}], 'a text outranks a tree'); + const asSet = mergeEntry(first.entry, set.entry); + assert.deepStrictEqual([asSet.data.outline, asSet.meta.trees], [['x'], {}], 'a set outranks a tree'); + const asCounter = mergeEntry(first.entry, counter.entry); + assert.deepStrictEqual([asCounter.data.outline, asCounter.meta.trees], [1, {}], 'a counter outranks a tree'); + const asRegister = mergeEntry(first.entry, applyOp(null, op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { outline: 'reg' } })).entry); + assert.deepStrictEqual([asRegister.data.outline, asRegister.meta.trees], ['reg', {}], 'a register outranks a tree'); + // A hostile block is rebuilt from own keys and well-formed moves alone. + const hostile = applyOp( + null, + op('merge', 80, 'M', { + data: {}, + meta: JSON.parse( + JSON.stringify({ + clock: {}, + counters: {}, + trees: { + outline: { + moves: { r: [[10, 'A', null, 'V'], 'junk', [5, 'A', 7, 'V']], ['__proto__']: [[1, 'A', null, 'V']] }, + }, + empty: { moves: {} }, + junk: 5, + }, + }), + ), + }), + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(hostile.entry.meta.trees, { outline: { ts: 10, moves: { r: [[10, 'A', null, 'V']] } } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(latestClock(hostile.entry.meta), [10, '']); + }); + await t.test('fields named after Object.prototype members are fields; __proto__ never is', () => { const entry = replay([ op('write', 1, 'A', { data: { constructor: 1, toString: 't', hasOwnProperty: true, ok: 1 } }), diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 1494a50..670f66c 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -410,6 +410,123 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await record.index('body', c), 1); }); + await t.test('treeMove and treeRemove keep a movable tree; a cycle is refused inside the queue', async (t2) => { + const { dir, storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const ops = []; + storage.on('change', (op) => ops.push(op)); + const id = await storage.insert({ name: 'outline' }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'root'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'root'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'root', { before: 'b' }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'c', 'root', { after: 'b' }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'c1', 'c'); + const leaf = (name) => ({ id: name, children: [] }); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).outline, [ + { id: 'root', children: [leaf('a'), leaf('b'), { id: 'c', children: [leaf('c1')] }] }, + ]); + // What travels: the node, its parent and a fractional index between + // the neighbours it was put among. + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ops.slice(1).map((op) => [op.type, op.key, op.value.node, op.value.parent]), + [ + ['tree', 'outline', 'root', null], + ['tree', 'outline', 'b', 'root'], + ['tree', 'outline', 'a', 'root'], + ['tree', 'outline', 'c', 'root'], + ['tree', 'outline', 'c1', 'c'], + ], + ); + const [, , fiB, fiA, fiC] = ops.map((op) => op.value?.fi); + assert.ok(fiA < fiB && fiB < fiC, `${fiA} < ${fiB} < ${fiC}`); + // A subtree moves whole; a move to where the node is makes no op. + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'c', 'a'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).outline, [ + { id: 'root', children: [{ id: 'a', children: [{ id: 'c', children: [leaf('c1')] }] }, leaf('b')] }, + ]); + const count = ops.length; + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'c', 'a'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'root', { after: 'a' }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'root'); + assert.strictEqual(ops.length, count, 'already there'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'root', { before: 'a' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + (await storage.get(id)).outline[0].children.map((n) => n.id), + ['b', 'a'], + ); + // A cycle, an unknown sibling: coded errors, decided inside the queue. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'c1'), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'CYCLE', + id, + field: 'outline', + node: 'a', + parent: 'c1', + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'root', { after: 'nope' }), { + code: 'NOT_FOUND', + id, + field: 'outline', + node: 'nope', + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'root', { before: 'c1' }), { code: 'NOT_FOUND' }); + // A removal takes the subtree; twice is nothing; a move brings it back whole. + await storage.treeRemove(id, 'outline', 'a'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).outline, [{ id: 'root', children: [leaf('b')] }]); + assert.deepStrictEqual([ops.at(-1).value.node, ops.at(-1).value.parent], ['a', '$trash']); + const removed = ops.length; + await storage.treeRemove(id, 'outline', 'a'); + assert.strictEqual(ops.length, removed, 'already removed'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'root'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).outline, [ + { id: 'root', children: [leaf('b'), { id: 'a', children: [{ id: 'c', children: [leaf('c1')] }] }] }, + ]); + // The kind rule, with a hint at the right call. + const hint = /tree; use treeMove\(\) or treeRemove\(\)/; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { outline: [] }), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'outline'), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.add(id, 'outline', ['x']), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.push(id, 'outline', ['x']), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'outline', 0, 'x'), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'outline', 0, 1), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'outline', 0, 0, 'b', true), hint); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'name', 'n'), /register; use update\(\)/); + await storage.push(id, 'items', [1]); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'items', 'n'), /list; use splice\(\)/); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeRemove(id, 'hits', 'n'), /counter; use inc\(\)/); + // Arguments. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 7, 'n'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', ''), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', '$trash'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'x'.repeat(129)), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', 5), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', 'n'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', null, { after: 'a', before: 'b' }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', null, { after: 'n' }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n', null, { before: 5 }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeRemove(id, 'outline', 'bad\u0001'), TypeError); + // Through a live Record. + const record = await storage.record(id); + await record.treeMove('outline', 'd', 'root', { before: 'b' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + record.outline[0].children.map((n) => n.id), + ['d', 'b', 'a'], + ); + await record.treeRemove('outline', 'd'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + record.outline[0].children.map((n) => n.id), + ['b', 'a'], + ); + // The tree survives a reopen, from the file and from the log alike. + const outline = (await storage.get(id)).outline; + await storage.close(); + const again = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false }); + t2.after(() => again.close()); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await again.get(id)).outline, outline); + assert.ok((await again.repair(id)).ops > 0); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await again.get(id)).outline, outline, 'replayed from the log'); + }); + await t.test('setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const ops = []; diff --git a/tests/suites/hooks.js b/tests/suites/hooks.js index e7af1fd..41889b1 100644 --- a/tests/suites/hooks.js +++ b/tests/suites/hooks.js @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['x']); await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hi'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n'); const record = await storage.record(id); record.title = 'c'; await record.save(); @@ -103,8 +104,17 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { encrypted: false, }, { - type: 'set', + type: 'tree', current: { title: 'b', hits: 2, tags: [], body: 'hi' }, + data: undefined, + key: 'outline', + value: undefined, + source: null, + encrypted: false, + }, + { + type: 'set', + current: { title: 'b', hits: 2, tags: [], body: 'hi', outline: [{ id: 'n', children: [] }] }, data: { title: 'c' }, key: undefined, value: undefined, @@ -113,7 +123,7 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { }, { type: 'delete', - current: { title: 'c', hits: 2, tags: [], body: 'hi' }, + current: { title: 'c', hits: 2, tags: [], body: 'hi', outline: [{ id: 'n', children: [] }] }, data: undefined, key: undefined, value: undefined, @@ -126,6 +136,8 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { // A splice's context carries the call as the caller made it. const splice = seen.find((ctx) => ctx.type === 'splice'); assert.deepStrictEqual([splice.index, splice.count, splice.content], [0, 0, 'hi']); + const tree = seen.find((ctx) => ctx.type === 'tree'); + assert.deepStrictEqual([tree.node, tree.parent, tree.after, tree.before], ['n', null, undefined, undefined]); }); await t.test('beforeWrite may replace the data of a write or a set, and only those', async (t2) => { diff --git a/tests/suites/schema.js b/tests/suites/schema.js index a00b843..421d3fb 100644 --- a/tests/suites/schema.js +++ b/tests/suites/schema.js @@ -712,6 +712,8 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual((await metaOf(b, post.id)).v, 1, 'a set does not move the record’s version'); await a.inc(post.id, 'hits', 3); await a.add(post.id, 'tags', ['t']); + await a.treeMove(post.id, 'outline', 'n1'); + await a.treeMove(post.id, 'outline', 'n2', 'n1'); await settle([a, b]); assert.strictEqual((await b.get(post.id)).hits, 3); assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(post.id)).tags, ['t']); @@ -724,15 +726,22 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { sets: 1, lists: 0, texts: 0, + trees: 1, }); - const [write, inc, add] = bOps.slice(before); + const [write, inc, add, n1, n2] = bOps.slice(before); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + [n1.type, n1.value.node, n1.value.parent, n2.type, n2.value.node, n2.value.parent], + ['tree', 'n1', null, 'tree', 'n2', 'n1'], + 'a tree comes back as one move per node, parents first', + ); assert.deepStrictEqual( [write.type, write.v, write.data], ['write', 2, { name: 'x', desc: 'd', $type: 'Post' }], ); assert.deepStrictEqual([inc.type, inc.key, inc.value], ['inc', 'hits', 3]); assert.deepStrictEqual([add.type, add.key, add.value], ['add', 'tags', ['t']]); - const migrated = { name: 'x', desc: 'd', hits: 3, tags: ['t'], $type: 'Post' }; + const outline = [{ id: 'n1', children: [{ id: 'n2', children: [] }] }]; + const migrated = { name: 'x', desc: 'd', hits: 3, tags: ['t'], outline, $type: 'Post' }; assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(post.id), migrated); assert.strictEqual((await metaOf(b, post.id)).v, 2); await settle([a, b]); @@ -747,11 +756,13 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { ['ahead', false, 'write'], ['ahead', false, 'inc'], ['ahead', false, 'add'], + ['ahead', false, 'tree'], + ['ahead', false, 'tree'], ], ); assert.deepStrictEqual( await b.migrate(), - { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }, + { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0, trees: 0 }, 'idempotent', ); // A record B writes itself is of its version and never lensed. @@ -763,6 +774,7 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0, + trees: 0, }); }, ); @@ -832,6 +844,7 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0, + trees: 0, }); assert.deepStrictEqual( debug.filter((entry) => entry.event === 'schema.lens.issues').map((entry) => [entry.entity, entry.id]), @@ -881,7 +894,7 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await assert.rejects(() => e.migrate({ batch: 0 }), TypeError); assert.deepStrictEqual( await a.migrate(), - { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0 }, + { migrated: 0, counters: 0, sets: 0, lists: 0, texts: 0, trees: 0 }, 'version 1: nothing older to migrate', ); const none = await createStorage(t2, 'N'); diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index 868d951..a28b90b 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -225,6 +225,37 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.length, before.length); assert.strictEqual(after[id].items.filter((v) => v === 'X' || v === 'x').length, 1, 'the element shows once'); assert.strictEqual(after[id].items[0], 'X', 'at the newer move’s place, with the assigned value'); + // A tree: apart, A puts x under y and B puts y under x. The older move + // stands and the newer one is kept without effect — on both nodes. + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r'); + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'x', 'r'); + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'y', 'r'); + await settle([a, b]); + link.disconnect(); + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'x', 'y'); + await tick(); + await b.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'y', 'x'); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + const leaf = (name) => ({ id: name, children: [] }); + const cyc = await assertConverged([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(cyc[id].outline, [{ id: 'r', children: [{ id: 'y', children: [leaf('x')] }] }]); + const trees = async (storage) => (await storage.snapshot()).records.find((r) => r.id === id).meta.trees; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await trees(a), await trees(b), 'the move logs agree too'); + // A removal on one side, a move into the removed subtree on the other: + // the mover is hidden with it, and comes back with it. + link.disconnect(); + await a.treeRemove(id, 'outline', 'y'); + await tick(); + await b.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'z', 'x'); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await assertConverged([a, b]))[id].outline, [{ id: 'r', children: [] }]); + await b.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'y', 'r'); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await assertConverged([a, b]))[id].outline, [ + { id: 'r', children: [{ id: 'y', children: [{ id: 'x', children: [leaf('z')] }] }] }, + ]); // A style typed into from both sides apart: both insertions take it, // and the spans agree. await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); @@ -351,27 +382,36 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { else if (roll < 0.48) await storage.remove(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); else if (roll < 0.54) await storage.delete(id); else if (roll < 0.72) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'body', letter(storage).repeat(1 + (step % 3))); - else if (roll < 0.82) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); - else { + else if (roll < 0.8) await spliceAt(storage, id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); + else if (roll < 0.88) { const items = (await storage.get(id))?.items ?? []; if (items.length === 0) await storage.push(id, 'items', [`${letter(storage)}${step}`]); - else if (roll < 0.9) { + else if (roll < 0.84) { await storage.setAt(id, 'items', Math.floor(random() * items.length), `${letter(storage)}=${step}`); } else { await storage.move(id, 'items', Math.floor(random() * items.length), Math.floor(random() * items.length)); } + } else { + // Six nodes moved about, under each other or a root; one in ten is a removal. + const node = `n${Math.floor(random() * 6)}`; + const parent = random() < 0.3 ? null : `n${Math.floor(random() * 6)}`; + if (roll < 0.98) await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', node, parent === node ? null : parent); + else await storage.treeRemove(id, 'outline', node); } } catch (error) { - // A record deleted or shortened elsewhere is a legitimate outcome. - if (!/not found|out of range|takes a count/.test(error.message)) throw error; + // A record deleted or shortened elsewhere, a node moved under its + // own subtree elsewhere: legitimate outcomes. + if (!/not found|out of range|takes a count|cannot go under/.test(error.message)) throw error; } } await settle(storages, { timeout: 10_000 }); await assertConverged(storages); - // The sequence blocks agree too, not only what they read as. + // The sequence blocks and the move logs agree too, not only what they read as. const blocks = async (storage) => { const out = {}; - for (const record of (await storage.snapshot()).records) out[record.id] = record.meta.seqs ?? {}; + for (const record of (await storage.snapshot()).records) { + out[record.id] = { seqs: record.meta.seqs ?? {}, trees: record.meta.trees ?? {} }; + } return out; }; const expected = await blocks(storages[0]); diff --git a/tests/tree.test.js b/tests/tree.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..923f5a1 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/tree.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,170 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The movable tree on its own: the fold of moves in stamp order, cycles +// that never form, the reset rule and the join. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const T = require('../src/tree.js'); + +let clock = 0; +const tick = () => ++clock; +const move = (tree, origin, node, parent, fi = 'V', ts = tick()) => { + const r = T.applyTreeMove(tree, [ts, origin], { node, parent, fi }); + return { tree: r.tree, op: { ts, origin, node, parent, fi }, changed: r.changed }; +}; +const replay = (ops) => { + let tree = T.createTree(); + for (const { ts, origin, node, parent, fi } of ops) { + tree = T.applyTreeMove(tree, [ts, origin], { node, parent, fi }).tree; + } + return tree; +}; +const permutations = (items) => { + if (items.length <= 1) return [items]; + const out = []; + items.forEach((item, i) => { + for (const tail of permutations([...items.slice(0, i), ...items.slice(i + 1)])) out.push([item, ...tail]); + }); + return out; +}; +const orderedPerOrigin = (ops) => { + const last = {}; + for (const op of ops) { + if ((last[op.origin] ?? 0) > op.ts) return false; + last[op.origin] = op.ts; + } + return true; +}; +const assertCommutes = (ops, expected) => { + const results = permutations(ops).filter(orderedPerOrigin).map(replay); + for (const tree of results) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(T.renderTree(tree), expected); + assert.deepStrictEqual(tree, results[0]); + } +}; +const flat = (nodes, depth = 0) => + nodes.flatMap((n) => [`${' '.repeat(depth)}${n.id}`, ...flat(n.children, depth + 1)]); + +test('tree', async (t) => { + await t.test('nodes are created by a move, ordered among siblings, removed under $trash', () => { + let { tree } = move(T.createTree(), 'A', 'root', null); + ({ tree } = move(tree, 'A', 'b', 'root', 'V')); + ({ tree } = move(tree, 'A', 'a', 'root', 'UV')); + ({ tree } = move(tree, 'A', 'c', 'root', 'WV')); + ({ tree } = move(tree, 'A', 'c1', 'c')); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(tree)), ['root', ' a', ' b', ' c', ' c1']); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + T.siblings(tree, 'root').map((s) => s.id), + ['a', 'b', 'c'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual([...T.subtree(tree, 'c')].sort(), ['c', 'c1']); + ({ tree } = move(tree, 'A', 'c', 'a')); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(tree)), ['root', ' a', ' c', ' c1', ' b']); + ({ tree } = move(tree, 'A', 'c', T.TRASH)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(tree)), ['root', ' a', ' b'], 'the subtree goes with it'); + const again = move(tree, 'B', 'c', 'root', 'XV'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + flat(T.renderTree(again.tree)), + ['root', ' a', ' b', ' c', ' c1'], + 'moved out of the trash, children back', + ); + // Two children at one place order by stamp; the same stamp twice is nothing. + const same = move(again.tree, 'A', 'd', 'root', 'XV'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(same.tree)).slice(-3), [' c', ' c1', ' d']); + assert.strictEqual( + T.applyTreeMove(same.tree, [same.op.ts, 'A'], { node: 'd', parent: 'root', fi: 'XV' }).changed, + false, + ); + // A node under a parent that is not here yet is not read until it is. + const orphan = move(same.tree, 'A', 'e', 'ghost'); + assert.strictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(orphan.tree)).includes(' e'), false); + const ghost = move(orphan.tree, 'A', 'ghost', 'root', 'YV'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(ghost.tree)).slice(-2), [' ghost', ' e']); + }); + + await t.test('concurrent moves that would make a cycle: exactly one takes, the same one everywhere', () => { + const base = T.createTree(); + const r = move(base, 'A', 'r', null); + const x = move(r.tree, 'A', 'x', 'r', 'UV'); + const y = move(x.tree, 'A', 'y', 'r', 'WV'); + // Apart: A moves x under y, B moves y under x. + const underY = move(y.tree, 'A', 'x', 'y'); + const underX = move(y.tree, 'B', 'y', 'x'); + const ops = [r.op, x.op, y.op, underY.op, underX.op]; + assertCommutes(ops, [{ id: 'r', children: [{ id: 'y', children: [{ id: 'x', children: [] }] }] }]); + // The newer move lost; a later move of y makes the lost one moot and + // another can land x back where it was. + const tree = replay(ops); + const yOut = move(tree, 'C', 'y', 'r', 'XV'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(yOut.tree)), ['r', ' y', ' x']); + // A removal concurrent with a move into the removed subtree hides the mover too. + const trash = move(y.tree, 'A', 'y', T.TRASH); + const into = move(y.tree, 'B', 'x', 'y'); + assertCommutes([r.op, x.op, y.op, trash.op, into.op], [{ id: 'r', children: [] }]); + // Three-way: a ring of moves, one lost per the fold. + const a = move(base, 'A', 'a', null, 'UV'); + const b = move(a.tree, 'A', 'b', null, 'V'); + const c = move(b.tree, 'A', 'c', null, 'WV'); + const ab = move(c.tree, 'A', 'a', 'b'); + const bc = move(c.tree, 'B', 'b', 'c'); + const ca = move(c.tree, 'C', 'c', 'a'); + const ring = [a.op, b.op, c.op, ab.op, bc.op, ca.op]; + const results = permutations(ring).filter(orderedPerOrigin).map(replay); + for (const t2 of results) assert.deepStrictEqual(t2, results[0]); + const rendered = flat(T.renderTree(results[0])); + assert.strictEqual(rendered.length, 3, 'every node is read once'); + assert.ok(rendered.filter((line) => !line.startsWith(' ')).length === 1, 'one root: two moves took, one lost'); + }); + + await t.test('a reset drops moves below it; join equals replay; a peer’s block is rebuilt', () => { + const r = move(T.createTree(), 'A', 'r', null); + const x = move(r.tree, 'A', 'x', 'r'); + const base = [tick(), 'R']; + const y = move(x.tree, 'B', 'y', 'r'); + const pruned = T.pruneTree(y.tree, base); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(pruned.moves), ['y'], 'r and x fell below the reset'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(T.renderTree(pruned), [], 'y hangs under a parent that is gone'); + assert.strictEqual(T.pruneTree(x.tree, base), null); + assert.strictEqual(T.pruneTree(x.tree, null), x.tree); + const left = replay([r.op, x.op]); + const right = replay([r.op, y.op]); + const joined = T.joinTrees(left, right); + assert.deepStrictEqual(joined, replay([r.op, x.op, y.op])); + assert.deepStrictEqual(T.joinTrees(right, left), joined); + const hostile = JSON.parse( + JSON.stringify({ + ts: 1, + moves: { + r: [ + [r.op.ts, 'A', null, 'V'], + [r.op.ts, 'A', null, 'V'], + ['x', 'A', null, 'V'], + [5, 'A', 'r', 7], + ], + ['__proto__']: [[1, 'A', null, 'V']], + [T.TRASH]: [[1, 'A', null, 'V']], + bad: 'nope', + self: [[2, 'A', 'self', 'V']], + }, + }), + ); + const normalized = T.normalizeTree(hostile); + assert.deepStrictEqual(normalized, { + ts: r.op.ts, + moves: { r: [[r.op.ts, 'A', null, 'V']], self: [[2, 'A', 'self', 'V']] }, + }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(T.renderTree(normalized), [{ id: 'r', children: [] }], 'a self-parent move never takes'); + assert.strictEqual(T.normalizeTree({ moves: {} }), null); + assert.strictEqual(T.normalizeTree(null), null); + for (const bad of [ + null, + { node: 'n' }, + { node: '$trash', parent: null, fi: 'V' }, + { node: 'n', parent: 'n', fi: 'V' }, + { node: 'n', parent: null, fi: '' }, + ]) { + assert.strictEqual(T.applyTreeMove(x.tree, [tick(), 'A'], bad).reason, 'malformed', JSON.stringify(bad)); + } + }); +}); From be05193368a6b986562033e240e5edfd3a5f7534 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 12:56:27 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 12/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(log):=20droppedTs=20and=20pin()=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20what=20the=20log=20dropped,=20and=20what=20a=20read?= =?UTF-8?q?er=20holds?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `OpLog.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read (an unreadable segment; an index from before the field with a floor above 1; no index with a floor above 1 — all `latestTs`), persisted in index.json and reported by `stats().log`. Zero while nothing was ever dropped. A reader of the past checks it: a record's retained entries are its whole history only from a reset stamped above it — the ground the history and read-at-version calls stand on. `OpLog.pin(keep)` is `retain` for a reader: the entries `keep` answers true for stay, with their segment and everything after it, until the returned function is called; pins add up and leave `retain` to the sync manager. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 7 ++++ CLAUDE.md | 8 ++++- docs/guide/storage.md | 2 +- docs/guide/sync.md | 10 +++++- docs/reference/api.md | 4 ++- index.d.ts | 22 +++++++++++- src/log.js | 52 +++++++++++++++++++++++++--- src/storage.js | 1 + tests/index.test-d.ts | 4 +++ tests/log.test.js | 80 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 10 files changed, 181 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index e2b3a12..8e4c3f9 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -61,6 +61,13 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. a schema version and counts `trees`. Browser budget 52 → 55 KB — the move log and the fold, and `@alexify/syncom/order` now in the core for the places. +- **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest + stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` + while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained + entries are its whole past only from a reset stamped above it. + `storage.log.pin(keep)` holds the segments a reader of the past needs, + like `retain` does for the sync manager, until the returned function is + called; `stats().log.droppedTs` reports it. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 60816f3..4854c2b 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -227,7 +227,13 @@ docs/ VitePress site The storage opens its log with `sealApplied: true` and every write path calls `log.applied(from, to)` after `EntryStore.write`/`#persistBatch`; a roll then seals nothing from the oldest batch not yet applied onwards. A new path - that appends must mark what it applied, or the tail grows forever. The + that appends must mark what it applied, or the tail grows forever. + `droppedTs` is the newest stamp among what `#compact` dropped or an open + could not read (an unreadable segment, an index without the field and a + floor above 1, no index and a floor above 1 — all `latestTs`): a reader of + the past is exact only from a reset stamped above it. `pin(keep)` holds + segments for such a reader and adds up; `retain` is one slot and the + SyncManager's. The append is the commit point: a chain block or record file that fails after it is never thrown through — `core.persist` (`Storage#land`) and `persistLocal` hold the entries in memory (`EntryStore.hold`, never diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index 59ba7b8..bfab66e 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ there for a check on demand. the storage is closed, how many writes wait on the mutation queue, the cache (`size`, `max`, `pinned` by live Records), the catalog (`entries`, tombstones included, and `dirty` puts since the last save), the log (`length`, `floor`, -`next`, `epoch`, `segments`, `latestTs`), the chain's `tail` (or `null` under +`next`, `epoch`, `segments`, `latestTs`, `droppedTs`), the chain's `tail` (or `null` under `chain: false`) and the lock `mode` (or `null` under `lock: false`). The [sync manager](./sync#lifecycle-and-events) adds `peers()`, `hosted()` and the `log` event; [telemetry](./telemetry) adds the gauges. diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 2df18db..f97f35f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -179,9 +179,17 @@ recovered by replaying the log on the next open: log/ ├── open/.json one file per appended batch, rewritten only by a scrub ├── seg-.json sealed segments, rolled from open/ every `rollAfter` batches -└── index.json { epoch, floor, next, vector, segments, droppedHeld, latestTs } +└── index.json { epoch, floor, next, vector, segments, droppedHeld, latestTs, droppedTs } ``` +`droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops the log no longer holds — +compacted away, or in a segment an open could not read — and `0` while nothing +was ever dropped. It is what a reader of the past checks: the retained entries +of a record are its whole history only from a reset (`write`, `delete`, +`purge`) stamped above `droppedTs`. `storage.log.pin(keep)` holds the +segments such a reader needs, like `retain` does for the sync manager, until +the function it returns is called. + The log has two cursors, for two different questions. **Where am I in *your* log?** An **event id** — `.` — names a diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index a554a71..416249e 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `validate(id, data, blockHash)` | `Promise` | One record against its block | | `getCachedData(id)` | `unknown \| null` | Synchronous cache peek, raw (no lens) | | `hasRecord(id)` | `boolean` | Whether the id is a live record — from the catalog, no I/O | -| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O | +| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O | | `applyRemote(ops, { via, scopes, peer, adoptFrom, bound }?)` | `Promise<{ applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope }>` | Applies a peer's ops, in order per origin; `peer` is `{ url, node }` for the hooks; `malformed` ops (shape, id, a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew`) and ops refused for their signature (`forged`; `unsigned` under `sync.signatures: 'require'`) are counted and dropped; an `advance` is adopted only when its origin is `adoptFrom`; under `bound` (a host's push passes the peer's granted scopes) an op whose record is outside them, before or after it, is counted `outOfScope` and dropped | | `snapshot({ cursor, limit, scopes }?)` | `Promise<{ records, cursor, eventId, vector }>` | One page of state, tombstones included | | `mergeSnapshot(records, { via, from }?)` | `Promise` | Joins a page (as `merge` ops of this node) | @@ -286,6 +286,8 @@ for) a roll seals only the batches marked `applied`. | `append(ops, { skipped, held }?)` | `Promise` — entries with their seqs, once on disk; `skipped` ops are flagged, `held` ones with the version they wait for | | `held()` | `LogEntry[]` — the entries held for a newer schema version | | `droppedHeld`, `resetDroppedHeld()` | Held entries compaction dropped since the last reset | +| `droppedTs` | The newest stamp among the ops the log no longer holds — compacted, or unreadable at open; `0` while nothing was ever dropped. A record's past is whole from a reset (`write`, `delete`, `purge`) stamped above it | +| `pin(keep)` → `unpin()` | Like `retain`, for a reader of the past: the entries `keep(entry)` answers true for stay, with their segment and everything after it, until `unpin()`; pins add up, `retain` stays the sync manager's | | `scrub(id)` | `Promise` — strips the payload of every entry of `id` and the nonce that salted its digest (`scrubbed: true`), in memory and on disk; the signature and the digest stay, so the header still verifies | | `read(eventId, { scopes, limit }?)` | `{ entries, last }` — the entries in `scopes` after the id, and the seq of the last entry examined (in scope or not; where a feed's cursor may move), or `null` when it cannot be resumed | | `since(eventId, { scopes, limit }?)` | `read(...).entries`, or `null` when it cannot be resumed | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 2b22d68..9491d8e 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -430,6 +430,12 @@ export interface OpLog { * own ops until every node it syncs with has them. `null` clears it. */ retain(keep: ((entry: LogEntry) => boolean) | null): void; + /** + * Like `retain`, for a reader of the past: the entries `keep` answers true + * for stay, with their segment and everything after it, until the returned + * function is called. Pins add up; `retain` stays the sync manager's. + */ + pin(keep: (entry: LogEntry) => boolean): () => void; close(): Promise; /** The batches within `from..to` are reflected in the records (see `sealApplied`). */ applied(from: number, to?: number): void; @@ -441,6 +447,12 @@ export interface OpLog { readonly segments: number; /** The newest stamp this log has held since it was opened — what the clock is seeded from. */ readonly latestTs: number; + /** + * The newest stamp among the ops the log no longer holds (compacted, or + * unreadable at open); 0 while nothing was ever dropped. A record's past is + * whole from a reset stamped above it. + */ + readonly droppedTs: number; } export interface OpLogConstructor { @@ -872,7 +884,15 @@ export interface StorageStats { cache: { size: number; max: number; pinned: number }; /** Rows, tombstones included, and the puts since the last save. */ catalog: { entries: number; dirty: number }; - log: { length: number; floor: number; next: number; epoch: string; segments: number; latestTs: number }; + log: { + length: number; + floor: number; + next: number; + epoch: string; + segments: number; + latestTs: number; + droppedTs: number; + }; chain: { tail: string } | null; lock: { mode: 'fail' | 'wait' } | null; } diff --git a/src/log.js b/src/log.js index 549e7e1..b80afb5 100644 --- a/src/log.js +++ b/src/log.js @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ // seg-.json sealed segments: the open files rolled together once // enough of them accumulate // index.json { epoch, floor, next, vector, segments, droppedHeld, -// latestTs } — a summary; +// latestTs, droppedTs } — a summary; // the files are the source of truth and anything the // index lacks is rebuilt from a directory listing // @@ -62,8 +62,15 @@ class OpLog { #otel; #fsi; #droppedHeld = 0; - // Entries compaction keeps whatever the retention says (see `retain`). + // The newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or that this open + // could not read: what a reader of the past checks before it trusts the + // log to be whole from some point on (see `droppedTs`). + #droppedTs = 0; + #lost = false; + // Entries compaction keeps whatever the retention says (see `retain`), + // and whatever a reader pinned for the time being (see `pin`). #keep = null; + #pins = new Set(); #torn = new Set(); #writes = Promise.resolve(); // Batches appended whose records may not be written yet: first seq → last @@ -105,6 +112,10 @@ class OpLog { this.#droppedHeld = Number.isInteger(index.droppedHeld) ? index.droppedHeld : 0; // Seeded from the index; what the files hold only moves it up. if (typeof index.latestTs === 'number') this.#latestTs = index.latestTs; + // An index from before droppedTs was kept, with something already + // compacted: what went is unknown, so nothing retained is vouched for. + if (typeof index.droppedTs === 'number') this.#droppedTs = index.droppedTs; + else if (this.#floor > 1) this.#lost = true; } else { // No (readable) index: a new incarnation. Existing segments are still // picked up below, but their ids belong to an epoch nobody can resume. @@ -114,6 +125,10 @@ class OpLog { await this.#loadSegments(hasIndex); await this.#loadOpen(); this.#seen = null; + // Entries this open could not read, or an incarnation that starts above + // seq 1 without an index to say what it dropped: as good as compacted, + // up to the newest stamp known. + if (this.#lost || (!index && this.#floor > 1)) this.#droppedTs = Math.max(this.#droppedTs, this.#latestTs); if (!index) { // Every subscriber of this node will be told to bootstrap: worth a // line when there was a log here, a whisper for a brand-new one. @@ -141,6 +156,7 @@ class OpLog { const parsed = text === null ? null : parseJson(text); if (!parsed || !Array.isArray(parsed.entries)) { this.#log?.warn?.({ event: 'log.segment.unreadable', segment: segment.name }); + this.#lost = true; continue; } this.#adopt(parsed.entries); @@ -409,6 +425,7 @@ class OpLog { for (const entry of this.#entries) { if (entry.seq > oldest.to) break; if (entry.held !== undefined) this.#droppedHeld++; + if (typeof entry.op?.ts === 'number' && entry.op.ts > this.#droppedTs) this.#droppedTs = entry.op.ts; this.#unindexEntry(entry); } this.#entries = this.#entries.filter((entry) => entry.seq > oldest.to); @@ -421,14 +438,27 @@ class OpLog { // Whether an entry up to `to` must stay: the segment that holds it does. #keeps(to) { - if (this.#keep === null) return false; + if (this.#keep === null && this.#pins.size === 0) return false; for (const entry of this.#entries) { if (entry.seq > to) return false; - if (this.#keep(entry)) return true; + if (this.#keep !== null && this.#keep(entry)) return true; + for (const pin of this.#pins) if (pin(entry)) return true; } return false; } + /** + * Like `retain`, for a reader: entries `keep(entry)` answers true for stay, + * with their segment and everything after it, until the returned function + * is called. Pins add up — one per reader of the past — and leave `retain` + * to the sync manager. + */ + pin(keep) { + if (typeof keep !== 'function') throw new TypeError('pin(keep): keep must be a function'); + this.#pins.add(keep); + return () => void this.#pins.delete(keep); + } + /** * Entries compaction must not drop, whatever the retention: `keep(entry)` * answers true for one that must stay, and the segment holding it stays @@ -451,6 +481,7 @@ class OpLog { segments: this.#segments, droppedHeld: this.#droppedHeld, latestTs: this.#latestTs, + droppedTs: this.#droppedTs, }; await this.#fsi.write(this.#path, INDEX, JSON.stringify(index)); } @@ -460,6 +491,19 @@ class OpLog { return this.#entries.filter((entry) => entry.held !== undefined); } + /** + * The newest `ts` among the ops this log no longer holds — compacted away, + * or in a segment an open could not read — persisted with the index. Zero + * while nothing was ever dropped: every op this node applied is still here, + * and a fold of the retained entries is the whole past. Above zero, the + * past of a record is whole only from an op stamped after it that resets + * the record (a `write`, a `delete`, a `purge`) — everything dropped was + * stamped at or below it, and a reset discards what is below it anyway. + */ + get droppedTs() { + return this.#droppedTs; + } + /** How many held entries compaction has dropped — lost for good — since the last reset. */ get droppedHeld() { return this.#droppedHeld; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 137e738..b95a0ff 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -809,6 +809,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { epoch: log.epoch, segments: log.segments, latestTs: log.latestTs, + droppedTs: log.droppedTs, }, chain: this.#chain ? { tail: this.#chain.tailHash } : null, lock: this.#lock ? { mode: this.#lockOptions.mode } : null, diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 8b694a9..2807567 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -635,6 +635,10 @@ expectType>(new syncom.OpLog('base', { onRoll: (roll) => v // E6: what existed at runtime but not in the types expectType(storage.logger); expectType(log.latestTs); +expectType(log.droppedTs); +expectType<() => void>(log.pin((entry) => entry.seq > 1)); +expectError(log.pin(null)); +expectType(storage.stats().log.droppedTs); expectType(syncom.Storage.Collection); expectType(storage.listenerCount('change')); expectType<(keyof syncom.StorageEvents)[]>(storage.eventNames()); diff --git a/tests/log.test.js b/tests/log.test.js index 654c689..96cabad 100644 --- a/tests/log.test.js +++ b/tests/log.test.js @@ -369,6 +369,86 @@ test('OpLog', async (t) => { }); }); +test('droppedTs is the newest stamp compaction dropped; a pin holds a segment past retention', async () => { + const dir = await createTemp(); + try { + const log = await new OpLog(dir, { rollAfter: 1, retention: { ops: 2 } }); + assert.strictEqual(log.droppedTs, 0, 'nothing dropped yet'); + // Stamps out of seq order: the newest DROPPED stamp is kept, not the last. + await log.append([op('A', 1, { ts: 5 })]); + await log.append([op('A', 2, { ts: 1 })]); + await log.append([op('A', 3, { ts: 2 })]); + await log.append([op('A', 4, { ts: 3 })]); + assert.strictEqual(log.floor, 3, 'compacted to the last two'); + const dropped = log.droppedTs; + assert.strictEqual(dropped, 5); + assert.strictEqual(log.latestTs, 5); + const index = JSON.parse(await fs.readFile(path.join(dir, 'log', 'index.json'), 'utf8')); + assert.strictEqual(index.droppedTs, 5, 'persisted with the index'); + // A pin keeps the segment that holds a kept entry, and everything after + // it; the floor still moves up to it. + const unpin = log.pin((entry) => entry.seq === 4); + for (let seq = 5; seq <= 9; seq++) await log.append([op('A', seq, { ts: seq })]); + assert.strictEqual(log.floor, 4, 'the pinned segment stays'); + assert.strictEqual(log.entriesOf('r4').length, 1); + assert.strictEqual(log.droppedTs, dropped, 'seq 3 (ts 2) went, below the newest dropped'); + assert.ok(log.length >= 6); + // Two pins and a retain add up: the lowest kept entry wins. + const unpinLater = log.pin((entry) => entry.seq === 8); + log.retain((entry) => entry.seq === 6); + unpin(); + await log.append([op('A', 10, { ts: 10 })]); + assert.ok(log.floor <= 6, `retain still holds 6 (floor ${log.floor})`); + log.retain(null); + await log.append([op('A', 11, { ts: 11 })]); + assert.ok(log.floor <= 8 && log.floor > 6, `the pin on 8 holds (floor ${log.floor})`); + unpinLater(); + await log.append([op('A', 12, { ts: 12 })]); + assert.ok(log.floor > 8, `released (floor ${log.floor})`); + assert.strictEqual(log.droppedTs, 10, 'the newest stamp among what went'); + assert.throws(() => log.pin(null), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => log.pin('x'), TypeError); + await log.close(); + // Reopen: droppedTs rides in the index. + const reopened = await new OpLog(dir, { rollAfter: 1, retention: { ops: 2 } }); + assert.strictEqual(reopened.droppedTs, 10); + await reopened.close(); + // An index from before droppedTs existed, with something compacted: + // what went is unknown, so everything retained is vouched for by nothing. + const stale = JSON.parse(await fs.readFile(path.join(dir, 'log', 'index.json'), 'utf8')); + delete stale.droppedTs; + await fs.writeFile(path.join(dir, 'log', 'index.json'), JSON.stringify(stale)); + const old = await new OpLog(dir, { rollAfter: 1, retention: { ops: 2 } }); + assert.strictEqual(old.droppedTs, old.latestTs); + await old.close(); + // A segment that cannot be read is as good as dropped. + const fresh = await createTemp(); + try { + const whole = await new OpLog(fresh, { rollAfter: 1 }); + await whole.append([op('A', 1, { ts: 100 })]); + await whole.append([op('A', 2, { ts: 200 })]); + await whole.close(); + assert.strictEqual(whole.droppedTs, 0); + const names = (await fs.readdir(path.join(fresh, 'log'))).filter((name) => name.startsWith('seg-')).sort(); + await fs.writeFile(path.join(fresh, 'log', names[0]), '{ torn'); + const torn = await new OpLog(fresh, { rollAfter: 1, logger: false }); + assert.strictEqual(torn.droppedTs, 200, 'up to the newest stamp known'); + await torn.close(); + // No index at all with retained entries that start above 1: the same. + await fs.rm(path.join(fresh, 'log', 'index.json')); + await fs.rm(path.join(fresh, 'log', names[0])); + const orphan = await new OpLog(fresh, { rollAfter: 1, logger: false }); + assert.ok(orphan.floor > 1); + assert.strictEqual(orphan.droppedTs, orphan.latestTs); + await orphan.close(); + } finally { + await cleanupTemp(fresh); + } + } finally { + await cleanupTemp(dir); + } +}); + test('a new epoch is said out loud when a log was there', async () => { const dir = await createTemp(); try { From 22c4621d4ac1c48c9b150efc17f265543d167079 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 13:09:05 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 13/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat:=20history(id)=20and=20get(id,=20{?= =?UTF-8?q?=20at=20})=20=E2=80=94=20the=20past=20as=20a=20fold=20of=20the?= =?UTF-8?q?=20log?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A version is a cut through the retained entries of a record: an event id (every entry of this node's log up to it — the record as THIS node held it after that entry), a stamp (every op stamped at or below it, the same answer on every node whatever order the ops arrived in) or `{ vector }` (every op it covers). The record at a version is the fold of the entries inside the cut with the same applyOp that built it; `history(id, { limit })` lists one version per op this node applied, newest first, with the record as it read after it through the lens and afterRead and the fields the op changed; a collection's get takes `at`. src/history.js decides what the log can vouch for: the fold is exact when nothing was ever dropped, or from a reset (write, delete, purge) stamped above the log's droppedTs — a reset discards what is below it, and everything dropped was stamped at or below droppedTs. The one hole that rule has, a counter slot alive across the reset whose sum older increments went into (the straddle repair() has too), is caught by comparing the fold of everything retained with the record as it is. history() reports `exact` and `complete`; get() rejects with HISTORY_GONE (reason compacted / scrubbed / merge / epoch) or INVALID_VERSION, both new codes. A purged record lists its ops with their content gone; an encrypted one has no past; a stamp below a joined snapshot's merge cannot tell what the merge carried. The read hooks see `at`. Tests: a suite on both halves — every op kind read back three ways, arrival vs stamp vs vector after a partition, a hook-skipped op and a held op through an upgrade, compaction with and without a reset, the counter straddle through a peer's older write, the merge straddle on a bootstrapped node, purge and encrypted, the hooks — and the seeded fuzz folds every record back to its present at the node's own vector. Docs: new page Versions and history (sidebar, llms index), api.md rows and error rows, hooks.md, storage.md, the matrix's history cell, the bench rows. Browser budget 55 → 56.5 KB (56.2 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 14 + CLAUDE.md | 14 + bench/storage.js | 8 + docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 1 + docs/comparison.json | 6 +- docs/guide/comparison.md | 2 +- docs/guide/hooks.md | 4 +- docs/guide/storage.md | 3 +- docs/guide/versions.md | 98 +++++++ docs/public/llms.txt | 2 + docs/reference/api.md | 5 +- scripts/size.js | 7 +- src/history.js | 95 ++++++ src/record.js | 4 +- src/storage.js | 144 ++++++++- tests/storage.history.browser.test.js | 22 ++ tests/storage.history.test.js | 24 ++ tests/suites/history.js | 403 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 7 + 19 files changed, 845 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) create mode 100644 docs/guide/versions.md create mode 100644 src/history.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.history.browser.test.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.history.test.js create mode 100644 tests/suites/history.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 8e4c3f9..c92f4f2 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -61,6 +61,20 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. a schema version and counts `trees`. Browser budget 52 → 55 KB — the move log and the fold, and `@alexify/syncom/order` now in the core for the places. +- **History and read-at-version.** `history(id, { limit })` lists a record's + past as this node's log holds it, newest first — one version per op the + node applied, with the record as it read after it through the lens and + `afterRead` — and `get(id, { at })` reads one back: by event id (what this + node held after that log entry), by stamp (every op stamped at or below + it, the same on every node) or by `{ vector }` (every op it covers); a + collection's `get` takes `at` too. Both are a fold of the retained log + (`src/history.js`), exact while nothing was dropped and, after compaction, + from a reset stamped above `droppedTs`; `history()` reports `exact` and + `complete`, `get()` rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` (`reason: 'compacted' | + 'scrubbed' | 'merge' | 'epoch'`) or `INVALID_VERSION` (new codes). A + purge leaves the ops listed with their content gone; an encrypted record + has no past. The read hooks see `at`. New page: Versions and history. + Browser budget 55 → 56.5 KB. - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 4854c2b..6d713f2 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fu src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in stamp order with the cycle check (Kleppmann 2021, Loro), prune and join — requires vector.js only src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core uses it for a tree's places +src/history.js the past out of the log: a version (event id / stamp / vector) as a cut, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -341,6 +342,19 @@ docs/ VitePress site scope among them) at span start AND end and records a failure's `code` rather than the exception. A new `event:` name goes into the table in `docs/guide/telemetry.md` — the names are a surface. +- **A version is a fold of the retained log, exact only from a reset above + `droppedTs`.** `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` (`src/history.js`, + glued in `Storage.#past`/`#applied`) fold `log.entriesOf(id)` filtered by + `appliedHere` (skipped out, held in once the node runs the version) with + `applyOp`, outside the queue. An event id cuts by log seq, a stamp by + `op.ts`, a vector by `vectorHas`. With `droppedTs > 0` the fold starts at + the first `write`/`delete`/`purge` stamped above it (`exactStart`) and the + fold of everything retained must `deepEqual` the present (`#present`) — + the counter straddle `repair()` also has — or it is `HISTORY_GONE + compacted` / `exact: false`. A stamp below a retained `merge` is `reason: + 'merge'`; a purged record lists scrubbed versions and refuses a cut before + the purge (`'scrubbed'`). Never answer a version from the record file or + the catalog, and never fold from an entry below the exact start. - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/bench/storage.js b/bench/storage.js index d6f729e..1228566 100644 --- a/bench/storage.js +++ b/bench/storage.js @@ -57,6 +57,14 @@ const main = async () => { ); await bench('update — one field', () => storage.update(id, { hits: 1 }), { warmup: 20 }); + + // The past is a fold of the log's entries of the record: fifty versions + // read back, and one of them read at its event id. + const versioned = await storage.insert(record); + for (let i = 0; i < 49; i++) await storage.update(versioned, { hits: i }); + const { versions } = await storage.history(versioned); + await bench('history — 50 versions', () => storage.history(versioned)); + await bench('get — at an event id (25 ops back)', () => storage.get(versioned, { at: versions[25].eventId })); await bench('set — whole record', () => storage.set(id, record), { warmup: 20 }); await bench( diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts index a3cba43..6fe0d7f 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts +++ b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts @@ -163,6 +163,7 @@ export default withMermaid({ { text: 'Schema and validation', link: '/guide/schema' }, { text: 'Queries', link: '/guide/query' }, { text: 'Lists, text and trees', link: '/guide/lists' }, + { text: 'Versions and history', link: '/guide/versions' }, { text: 'Hooks and events', link: '/guide/hooks' }, { text: 'CRDT deltas', link: '/guide/crdt' }, { text: 'Blockchain log', link: '/guide/chain' }, diff --git a/docs/comparison.json b/docs/comparison.json index 9adc6f1..051f03e 100644 --- a/docs/comparison.json +++ b/docs/comparison.json @@ -381,9 +381,9 @@ "note": "The chain keeps an unsalted SHA-256 of every version of the record, which can confirm a guessed record." }, "history": { - "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "op log within retention; `repair(id)`; no read-at-version", - "source": "src/log.js; docs/guide/storage.md#repair" + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` — by event id, stamp or version vector; exact within log retention, from the last reset", + "source": "src/history.js; docs/guide/versions.md" }, "hooks": { "mark": "✅", diff --git a/docs/guide/comparison.md b/docs/guide/comparison.md index fb5f983..ac05e60 100644 --- a/docs/guide/comparison.md +++ b/docs/guide/comparison.md @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in End-to-end encryption⚠️ recipe: wrpc's HPKE sealer in hooks, per field⚠️ y-webrtc: DTLS + room password❌ none (Keyhive pre-alpha, separate)⚠️ %ELO via EloAdaptor (experimental)63⚠️ jazz-tools/e2ee envelope adapters (XChaCha20-Poly1305); no key lifecycle or table integration yet❌ replication reads decrypted docs64⚠️ third-party comdb (beta)❌ none⚠️ dexie-encrypted above the sync layer65⚠️ blocks encrypted; key sent with meta66⚠️ manual SEA.encrypt / SEA.secret (ECDH)⚠️ @orbitdb/simple-encryption, unaudited67✅ XChaCha20-Poly1305, always on❌ DIY via schema transform (issue #70)❌ app-level; official example only❌ DIY: sync app-encrypted values❌ no; zero-cache runs queries on plaintext rows❌ server reads all data❌ no; server reads all data for rules Access control where data is served✅ host scopes for reads and writes, authorize⚠️ per room, in your WebSocket upgrade handler⚠️ shareConfig.access per peer/doc (experimental)68⚠️ per-room read/write via server authenticate✅ row-level read and write policies written as queries, enforced by Core✅ RxServer authHandler, queryModifier, changeValidator (rxdb-server)69⚠️ CouchDB per-database roles70⚠️ authenticate the WS upgrade per path✅ realms, roles; table/row/property rules⚠️ per-ledger tokens via Fireproof Cloud⚠️ owner-only user space, SEA.certify; reads open⚠️ write ACLs; no read control71⚠️ owner keys; write-key token; relay isOwnerAllowed⚠️ DIY: validatePayload, onPush / onPull⚠️ your authorizing proxy; API open by default72✅ service: JWT + stream queries; backend: writes✅ your query/mutate endpoints, from server context✅ roles + per-collection filters, server-enforced✅ CEL-style rules in instant.perms.ts, server-side73 Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge() scrubs the op log74⚠️ deleted content GC'd (gc: true default)75❌ history kept; delete() is local only⚠️ delete + shallow snapshot; redactJsonUpdates76❌ tombstones; a deletion never erases content history⚠️ cleanup plugin purges tombstones77⚠️ purge(), indexeddb adapter only78✅ no history; a delete keeps no payload⚠️ DELETE /users/:id; records not documented❌ no API; Merkle history immutable⚠️ put(null) overwrites; opt-in lib/erase❌ immutable log; del appends a tombstone🔜 owner deletion planned; deleteOwner is a stub79❌ append-only eventlog⚠️ Postgres DELETE; shape logs keep the payload80⚠️ delete at source; compact drops old payloads✅ hard DELETE; no history kept✅ hard delete; no history to scrub✅ delete removes the triples; no history kept -History / time travel⚠️ op log within retention; repair(id); no read-at-version⚠️ Y.snapshot; needs gc: false✅ view(doc, heads), diff, getHistory✅ checkout, forkAt, revertTo✅ $history tables, queryable and subscribable; branch views over a captured snapshot⚠️ latest revision; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document⚠️ get(id, { rev }) until compaction⚠️ checkpoints: in-memory undo/redo❌ no API⚠️ changes(since); no read-at-version❌ latest value per field only⚠️ full oplog via log.iterator()✅ evolu_history table, queryable⚠️ eventlog via store.events()❌ no; replica=full adds old_value only❌ current checkpoint only❌ not built in❌ current state only❌ no versions; nightly backups only +History / time travel✅ history(id) and get(id, { at }) — by event id, stamp or version vector; exact within log retention, from the last reset⚠️ Y.snapshot; needs gc: false✅ view(doc, heads), diff, getHistory✅ checkout, forkAt, revertTo✅ $history tables, queryable and subscribable; branch views over a captured snapshot⚠️ latest revision; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document⚠️ get(id, { rev }) until compaction⚠️ checkpoints: in-memory undo/redo❌ no API⚠️ changes(since); no read-at-version❌ latest value per field only⚠️ full oplog via log.iterator()✅ evolu_history table, queryable⚠️ eventlog via store.events()❌ no; replica=full adds old_value only❌ current checkpoint only❌ not built in❌ current state only❌ no versions; nightly backups only Extensibility and operations Write hooks / middleware✅ open({ hooks }): writes, reads, peer batches❌ none — doc events cannot veto❌ none❌ subscribePreCommit sets message/timestamp only❌ none before a write; onMutationError after a rejection✅ pre/post insert/save/remove⚠️ transform-pouch (pouchdb-community)✅ middleware: willSet*/willDel* (v8+)✅ DBCore middleware, table hooks❌ none (storage gatewayInterceptor only)✅ Gun.on('opt') → put/in/out middleware⚠️ custom access controller canAppend❌ none⚠️ materializers; onPush on the backend⚠️ your API; Phoenix.Sync.Writer callbacks (Elixir)⚠️ your backend's upload handler; no client hook✅ custom mutators + handleMutateRequest handler❌ no write hooks; permissions only⚠️ no write hooks; rules reject, webhooks after commit Observability✅ OpenTelemetry spans and metrics (injected), stats()❌ none⚠️ setLoggerFactory, doc-metrics events; no OTel❌ none (Inspector for debugging)✅ OpenTelemetry traces and logs (OTLP); Inspector⚠️ logger plugin (Premium)⚠️ pouchdb-debug logging only⚠️ getStats() counters; dev Inspector❌ none; syncState observable⚠️ structured logs (FP_DEBUG), tracer events⚠️ console.STAT, lib/stats.js counters❌ none⚠️ structured Console; no OpenTelemetry✅ OpenTelemetry built in; devtools✅ server: OTLP traces, Prometheus/StatsD, Sentry⚠️ service: Prometheus metrics, JSON logs; client logger81✅ zero-cache: OTLP logs, traces, metrics82⚠️ log levels, client.logs; Sentry on server⚠️ client verbose/logger; server OTel traces to Honeycomb diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index cb3120c..6ef1887 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ silently never runs. | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `beforeWrite(ctx)` | Inside every local write, after the current record is loaded and before the op is stamped and applied | A plain object replaces `data` (`write` and `set` only; a `TypeError` for anything else) | The write is refused: nothing stamped, logged or written | | `afterWrite(ctx, op)` | After the write is durable — `op` is the op it became, `null` for an encrypted (local) write; not called when the write changed nothing | Ignored | The call rejects, but the op stays committed and is announced | -| `beforeRead({ id })` | Inside `get(id)`, before the read | Ignored | The read is refused | -| `afterRead({ id }, data)` | Inside `get(id)`, after the read | Anything but `undefined` (including `null`) replaces what the caller sees | The read rejects | +| `beforeRead({ id, at? })` | Inside `get(id)`, before the read — with `at` for a read at a version, once with `{ id, history: true }` for `history()` | Ignored | The read is refused | +| `afterRead({ id, at? }, data)` | Inside `get(id)`, after the read — with `at` for a read at a version, and per version of `history()` (its event id) | Anything but `undefined` (including `null`) replaces what the caller sees | The read rejects | | `beforeApply(ctx)` | Inside `applyRemote`, once per op, after the duplicate/gap checks and before the op is applied | `false` skips the op *here* (see below) | The whole batch is aborted before anything is durable | | `afterApply(batch)` | After a peer's batch is durable, once per `applyRemote` call | Ignored | The call rejects; the batch stays and is announced | diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index bfab66e..46d11bd 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -234,7 +234,8 @@ changed under the chain is evidence first. When you have looked, retained entries of the id are replayed from the first whole-record op among them (a `write`, `merge`, `delete` or `purge`), and the result is written the usual way, with a chain block of its own, back into the catalog and the cache. -What comes out is what a peer replaying this log from that op would hold. +What comes out is what a peer replaying this log from that op would hold — +the same fold [`history()` and `get(id, { at })`](./versions) read the past with. ```js try { diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..35d3b33 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +# Versions and history + +Every op a node applies is in its log, so the past of a record is a fold of +the log's entries of it — the same `applyOp` that built the record the first +time, stopped at a version. `history(id)` lists the versions, `get(id, { at })` +reads one back, and both say when the log can no longer vouch for what they +give. + +```js +const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Draft' }); +await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); +await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); + +const { versions, complete, exact } = await storage.history(id); +// versions, newest first: +// [{ eventId: 'mvm…6.3', seq: 3, ts: 1792…, origin: '…', actor: null, type: 'inc', +// fields: ['views'], data: { title: 'Final', views: 1 } }, +// { …, type: 'set', fields: ['title'], data: { title: 'Final' } }, +// { …, type: 'write', fields: ['title'], data: { title: 'Draft' } }] +// complete: true — the list reaches the first op this node applied to the record +// exact: true — the versions are what this node held + +await storage.get(id, { at: versions[1].eventId }); // { title: 'Final' } +await storage.get(id, { at: versions[2].ts }); // { title: 'Draft' } — by stamp +await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }); // the present +``` + +## What a version is + +A version is a cut through the record's ops, named one of three ways. They +answer different questions, and the difference shows after a partition. + +| `at` | The cut | The question | +| --- | --- | --- | +| an event id (`'.'`, what `history()` lists and the log's `lastEventId`) | every entry of this node's log up to that one | *What did this node hold after that entry?* — the arrival order here, which another node need not share | +| a stamp (a number or a `Date`) | every op stamped at or below it | *What had been written by then, wherever?* — the same answer on every node that holds the ops, whatever order they arrived in | +| `{ vector }` (a [version vector](./sync#the-log), such as `storage.vector` at some moment) | every op the vector covers | *What do exactly these ops make?* — the one cut two nodes can agree on by name | + +Two nodes apart write to one record; A's own write lands in A's log before +B's does. On A, the event id from before B's write arrived gives A's write +alone; the stamp between the two writes gives B's alone (B wrote first by +the clock); A's vector from that moment gives A's write alone, and B's vector +gives both. `history()` on each node lists what that node applied, in its +order. + +`history(id, { limit })` lists the newest `limit` versions (50 by default); +`complete` is then false. Each version carries the op's `type`, `origin`, +`actor` and `ts`, the `fields` it changed (removed ones included), and `data` +— the record as it read after the op, through the schema lens and the +`afterRead` hook, `null` once deleted. A read at a version runs +`beforeRead` and `afterRead` with `{ id, at }`, so what redacts the present +redacts the past too; `history()` runs `beforeRead` once with `{ id, +history: true }` and `afterRead` per version. + +## What the log can vouch for + +The fold is exact — the record as this node held it — while the log holds +every op the node applied to the record. Compaction drops the oldest +segments ([retention](./sync#the-log)), and `storage.log.droppedTs` is the +newest stamp among what went. From then on a version is exact only when a +reset — a whole-record write (`set()`, `insert()`), a `delete()` or a +`purge()` — stamped above `droppedTs` is inside the cut: a reset discards +everything stamped below it, and everything dropped was stamped at or below +`droppedTs`. `history()` lists the versions from that reset on and reports +`exact: false` (with whatever is retained) when there is none; `get(id, { +at })` rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` and `reason: 'compacted'` for a cut it +cannot give exactly, and for a cut before anything retained of a record that +exists. A record that never existed here reads as `null` at any version. + +One exception the reset rule has, the same one [`repair()`](./storage#repair) +has: a counter slot that was alive across the reset keeps a sum older +increments went into, so the fold from the reset lacks them. The fold of +everything retained is compared with the record as it is, which shows the +difference whenever the present still carries it — `exact: false`, +`HISTORY_GONE` — and the next reset ends it. + +A node that joined through a [snapshot](./sync#bootstrap) holds the joined +state as one `merge` op: a version by event id or vector takes it as one op, +but a stamp below the merge's cannot tell which of the joined ops were +written by then and rejects with `reason: 'merge'`. A purge scrubs the +payload of every entry of the record: `history()` still lists the ops, with +`data: null`, no `fields` and `scrubbed: true`, and a version before the +purge rejects with `reason: 'scrubbed'`; one after it is `null`. An +encrypted record has no ops and no past: `ENCRYPTED`. An event id from +another incarnation of the log rejects with `reason: 'epoch'`; a seq the +log has not reached, or an `at` of the wrong shape, is `INVALID_VERSION`. + +`storage.log.pin(keep)` holds the log's segments past retention for a reader +that needs them — an undo stack, a long-running comparison — until the +function it returns is called. + +## Costs + +A version is a fold of the record's retained entries: as many `applyOp` +calls as the record has ops in the log, read from memory — the log is held +there — plus the comparison with the present when compaction has run. Fine +for a record with hundreds of ops; a record edited ten thousand times is a +record to reset now and then. diff --git a/docs/public/llms.txt b/docs/public/llms.txt index 8333cf9..40606c3 100644 --- a/docs/public/llms.txt +++ b/docs/public/llms.txt @@ -56,6 +56,8 @@ - [CRDT deltas](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/crdt): diff/merge/apply semantics, grow-only sets, the numeric-addition rule. - [Schema and validation](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/schema): entity definitions, validators, versions and lenses, `migrate()`. - [Queries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query): Mango `select()`, the catalog, indexes, unique keys, `watch()`, full-text `$text`. +- [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists): list and text fields that merge by position (Fugue), the movable list, rich text marks, cursors, `updateText()`, trees whose moves never form a cycle. +- [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions): `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` — by event id, stamp or version vector; what the log can vouch for after compaction. - [Hooks and events](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/hooks): hooks inside writes, reads and peer batches; events. - [Backends](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/backends): the `fsi` contract, node:fs, OPFS, IndexedDB, memory, the lock. - [Scaling](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/scaling): hubs, scopes as buckets, limits, presence. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 416249e..6865385 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | Method | Returns | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `insert(data, options?)` | `Promise` | Generates an id via `getId` (a UUID by default) and writes; rejects with `code: 'INVALID_ID'` when the generator mints one that is not a [valid id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers) | -| `get(id)` | `Promise` | `null` when absent or deleted; verifies against the chain; a copy — editing it changes nothing | +| `get(id, { at }?)` | `Promise` | `null` when absent or deleted; verifies against the chain; a copy — editing it changes nothing. With `at` — an event id, a stamp (a number or a `Date`) or `{ vector }` — the record at that version, folded from the log (see [Versions and history](../guide/versions)); rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` when the log cannot give it exactly, `INVALID_VERSION` for a malformed `at` or a seq not reached, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | +| `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | | `check(entity, data)` | `Promise` | Runs the entity's validator as a write would and returns its value; rejects with `ValidationError`; writes nothing | @@ -213,6 +214,8 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter, set or tree field, `setAt()`/`move()`/`mark()` and `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on any other kind | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'` or `'tree'`) | | `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not; `mark()`/`unmark()` over a range the text has not | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length` | | `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that is the node itself or hangs under it — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | +| `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })` for a version the log cannot give exactly: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | +| `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })` with an `at` of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached (a `TypeError`) | — | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 7b7e347..70f86c0 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -100,8 +100,11 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // that survives edits, cursor()/index() — the raise to 52 KB (51.7 measured). // Trees — the move log per node, the fold with the cycle check, treeMove()/ // treeRemove(), and src/order.js in the core for a node's place among its - // siblings — the raise to 55 KB (54.6 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 55 }, + // siblings — the raise to 55 KB (54.6 measured). History — a version as a + // cut through the log, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold and the + // present check, history()/get(id, { at }) — the raise to 56.5 KB (56.2 + // measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 56.5 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/history.js b/src/history.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..078ac19 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/history.js @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Reading the past out of the log. A version is a cut through the retained +// entries of a record — everything up to an event id (the record as THIS +// node held it after that entry), every op stamped at or below a stamp, +// every op a version vector covers — and the record at that version is the +// fold of the entries inside the cut, the same `applyOp` that built it the +// first time. The fold is exact when nothing compaction dropped can have +// left a trace in it: nothing was ever dropped (`droppedTs` 0), or a reset +// (`write`, `delete`, `purge`) stamped above `droppedTs` is inside the cut — +// a reset discards everything stamped below it, and everything dropped was +// stamped at or below `droppedTs`. One exception is documented: a counter +// slot alive across that reset keeps a sum older increments went into +// (the straddle `repair()` has too); the fold of everything retained is +// compared with the record as it is, which catches it whenever the present +// still shows it. Pure over log entries; the storage runs the lens and the +// hooks. + +const { applyOp } = require('./ops.js'); +const { parseEventId, vectorHas } = require('./vector.js'); +const { SyncomError, typed } = require('./errors.js'); + +// Whether this node applied a log entry: not skipped, or held for a schema +// version this node has since reached (and replayed). +const appliedHere = (entry, version) => + !entry.skipped || (entry.held !== undefined && version !== null && entry.held <= version); + +// The ops that start a record over: what is stamped below them is gone from +// the record, whatever the log holds before them. A scrubbed write has no +// data to start from; a purge, scrubbed or not, is the end. +const RESET = new Set(['write', 'delete']); +const isReset = (entry) => entry.op.type === 'purge' || (!entry.scrubbed && RESET.has(entry.op.type)); + +const gone = (id, reason) => { + const why = { + compacted: 'compaction dropped entries the version depends on', + scrubbed: 'a purge scrubbed the entries the version depends on', + epoch: 'the event id belongs to another incarnation of this log', + merge: 'a snapshot joined after the stamp carries ops stamped before it', + }; + return new SyncomError('HISTORY_GONE', `History of record ${id} is gone: ${why[reason]}`, { id, reason }); +}; + +const isVector = (value) => + value !== null && + typeof value === 'object' && + Object.keys(value).every((key) => Number.isSafeInteger(value[key]) && value[key] >= 0); + +// `at`, checked: an event id (a string), a stamp (a number or a Date), or +// `{ vector }`. The shape is data, so a wrong one is INVALID_VERSION. +const parseVersion = (at) => { + if (typeof at === 'string') { + const parsed = parseEventId(at); + if (parsed === null) throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', `at: not an event id: ${at}`); + return { kind: 'event', epoch: parsed.epoch, seq: parsed.seq }; + } + const stamp = at instanceof Date ? at.getTime() : at; + if (typeof stamp === 'number') { + if (!Number.isFinite(stamp) || stamp < 0) throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', `at: not a stamp: ${at}`); + return { kind: 'stamp', ts: stamp }; + } + if (at !== null && typeof at === 'object' && isVector(at.vector)) return { kind: 'vector', vector: at.vector }; + throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', 'at: an event id, a stamp (a number or a Date) or { vector }'); +}; + +// Whether an applied entry falls inside the version. +const within = (version, entry) => { + if (version.kind === 'event') return entry.seq <= version.seq; + if (version.kind === 'stamp') return entry.op.ts <= version.ts; + return vectorHas(version.vector, entry.op); +}; + +// Where the fold of `entries` starts, and whether what it gives is what the +// node held: from the first entry when nothing was ever dropped, else from +// the first reset stamped above what was. +const exactStart = (entries, droppedTs) => { + if (droppedTs === 0) return { start: 0, exact: true }; + const start = entries.findIndex((entry) => isReset(entry) && entry.op.ts > droppedTs); + return start === -1 ? { start: 0, exact: false } : { start, exact: true }; +}; + +// The fold of `entries` from `start`: one step per entry — the entry of the +// log, the record after it, what the op changed. +const fold = (entries, start) => { + const steps = []; + let entry = null; + for (let i = start; i < entries.length; i++) { + const applied = applyOp(entry, entries[i].op); + entry = applied.entry; + steps.push({ logged: entries[i], entry, delta: applied.delta }); + } + return steps; +}; + +module.exports = { appliedHere, isReset, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone }; diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index 35c79d1..91cb510 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -251,9 +251,9 @@ class Collection { } /** The record, or null when it is absent or belongs to another collection. */ - async get(id) { + async get(id, options = {}) { if (this.#foreign(id)) return null; - return this.#storage.get(id); + return this.#storage.get(id, options); } /** A cursor over this collection: `select(query).order(f).limit(n).fetch()`. */ diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index b95a0ff..eb4c87a 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -18,10 +18,11 @@ const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); +const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -46,10 +47,6 @@ const STORAGE_HOOKS = ['beforeWrite', 'afterWrite', 'beforeRead', 'afterRead', ' // The ops that leave a record's whole state behind them — where a repair // can start replaying from. A purge counts even scrubbed; the others not. const WHOLE = new Set(['write', 'merge', 'delete']); -// Whether this node applied a log entry: not skipped, or held for a schema -// version this node now runs (`#replayHeld` applied it; the flag stays). -const appliedHere = (entry, version) => - !entry.skipped || (entry.held !== undefined && version !== null && entry.held <= version); // A service file this storage wrote itself and cannot read any more. const corrupt = (file, cause) => @@ -998,13 +995,148 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; } - async get(id) { + async get(id, { at } = {}) { + if (at !== undefined) return this.#getAt(id, at); await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id }); const data = await this.#read(id); const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id }, data); return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; } + // `get(id, { at })`: the record at a version — an event id (as this node + // held it after that entry), a stamp (every op stamped at or below it) or + // `{ vector }` (every op it covers) — folded from the log (src/history.js), + // through the lens and the read hooks, which see `at`. + async #getAt(id, at) { + const version = parseVersion(at); + await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, at }); + const past = await this.#past(id, version); + let data = null; + if (past !== null) { + const { entries, start } = past; + const steps = fold(entries, start); + const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; + data = last !== null && isAlive(last) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, last)) : null; + } + const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); + return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; + } + + /** + * The record's past as this node's log holds it: one version per op of + * the record this node applied, newest first — `{ eventId, seq, ts, + * origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }`, `data` the record as it + * read after the op (`null` once deleted) through the lens and `afterRead`, + * `fields` what the op changed. `exact` says the versions are what this + * node held (false once compaction took something a retained op still + * depends on), `complete` that the list reaches the first op the node + * ever applied to the record (nothing dropped, nothing cut by `limit`). + * Rejects with ENCRYPTED for an encrypted record. + */ + async history(id, { limit = 50 } = {}) { + if (!(Number.isInteger(limit) && limit > 0) && limit !== Infinity) { + throw new TypeError('history({ limit }) takes a positive integer'); + } + await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, history: true }); + const { entries, purged } = await this.#applied(id); + const droppedTs = this.#log.droppedTs; + const { start, exact: fromReset } = exactStart(entries, droppedTs); + const steps = fold(entries, start); + const versions = []; + for (const { logged, entry, delta } of steps) { + const { seq, op, scrubbed } = logged; + const version = { + eventId: this.#log.formatId(seq), + seq, + ts: op.ts, + origin: op.origin, + actor: op.actor ?? null, + type: op.type, + fields: Object.keys(delta), + data: null, + }; + // Before a purge the payloads are gone: the ops are listed, their + // content is not. + if (scrubbed) version.scrubbed = true; + if (purged === null || seq >= purged) { + version.data = isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; + } else { + version.fields = []; + version.scrubbed = true; + } + const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at: version.eventId }, version.data); + if (replaced !== undefined) version.data = replaced; + versions.push(version); + } + versions.reverse(); + const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; + const exact = fromReset && (await this.#present(id, last)); + return { versions: versions.slice(0, limit), complete: droppedTs === 0 && versions.length <= limit, exact }; + } + + // The retained entries of `id` this node applied, oldest first, and the + // seq of its purge when the record is purged (0 when the purge itself is + // no longer retained; `null` when not purged). An encrypted record has no + // past in the log. + async #applied(id) { + if (!isRecordId(id)) return { entries: [], purged: null, current: null }; + const current = await this.#entries.load(id); + if (current?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here; it has no history`); + const entries = this.#log.entriesOf(id).filter((entry) => appliedHere(entry, this.#version)); + const purge = entries.find((entry) => entry.op.type === 'purge'); + const purged = purge ? purge.seq : current?.meta?.purged ? 0 : null; + return { entries, purged, current }; + } + + // Whether the fold of everything retained of `id` reads as the record + // does: when it does not, compaction took something a retained op still + // depends on (a counter incremented across the reset the fold starts at). + async #present(id, folded) { + const current = await this.#entries.load(id); + const now = current !== null && isAlive(current) ? current.data : null; + const then = folded !== null && isAlive(folded) ? folded.data : null; + return deepEqual(now, then); + } + + // The entries of `id` inside `version`, and where to fold them from; null + // when the record was not there (or was purged). Throws HISTORY_GONE when + // the log cannot give the version exactly, INVALID_VERSION for a seq this + // log has not reached. + async #past(id, version) { + const log = this.#log; + if (version.kind === 'event') { + if (version.epoch !== log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); + if (version.seq >= log.next) { + throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', `at: ${log.formatId(version.seq)} is not in this log yet`); + } + } + const { entries, purged, current } = await this.#applied(id); + const inside = entries.filter((entry) => within(version, entry)); + if (purged !== null) { + // After the purge, nothing; before it, nothing readable. + if (purged === 0 || inside.some((entry) => entry.seq === purged)) return null; + throw gone(id, 'scrubbed'); + } + if (version.kind === 'stamp' && entries.some((entry) => entry.op.type === 'merge' && entry.op.ts > version.ts)) { + throw gone(id, 'merge'); + } + const droppedTs = log.droppedTs; + if (inside.length === 0) { + if (droppedTs === 0 || this.#catalog.row(id) === null) return null; + throw gone(id, 'compacted'); + } + const { start, exact } = exactStart(inside, droppedTs); + if (!exact) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); + if (droppedTs > 0) { + // The whole retained past must read as the present does, or the cut + // cannot be trusted either. + const all = fold(entries, exactStart(entries, droppedTs).start); + const last = all.length > 0 ? all[all.length - 1].entry : null; + if (current === null || !(await this.#present(id, last))) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); + } + return { entries: inside, start }; + } + /** Every live record id, sorted — tombstones excluded, encrypted records included. From the catalog: no I/O. */ async list() { return this.#catalog.ids(); diff --git a/tests/storage.history.browser.test.js b/tests/storage.history.browser.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bbe5c31 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.history.browser.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { installBrowserGlobals, requireBrowserBarrel } = require('./utils/browser-env.js'); +const { runHistoryTests } = require('./suites/history.js'); + +test('History (browser halves)', async (t) => { + const env = installBrowserGlobals(); + t.after(() => env.uninstall()); + const browser = requireBrowserBarrel(); + + let n = 0; + const paths = new Map(); + await runHistoryTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + if (!paths.has(key)) paths.set(key, `history-${n++}-${name}`); + const storage = await browser.open({ path: paths.get(key), logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.history.test.js b/tests/storage.history.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9340fd7 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.history.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const syncom = require('..'); +const { createTemp, cleanupTemp } = require('./utils/temp.js'); +const { runHistoryTests } = require('./suites/history.js'); + +test('History (node)', async (t) => { + // The same name within one subtest reopens the same directory. + const dirs = new Map(); + await runHistoryTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + let dir = dirs.get(key); + if (!dir) { + dir = await createTemp(); + dirs.set(key, dir); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + } + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/history.js b/tests/suites/history.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ab7f90f --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/suites/history.js @@ -0,0 +1,403 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The past out of the log, against whichever half the caller builds: +// history() lists what the node applied, get(id, { at }) folds it back by +// event id, stamp or vector, and both say when the log cannot vouch for it. + +const { createMesh, settle, waitUntil } = require('../utils/mesh.js'); + +const tick = () => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 3)); + +const runHistoryTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { + await t.test('history() lists one version per op, newest first; get(id, { at }) reads each back', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { actor: 'ada' }); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'a' }); + await storage.update(id, { title: 'b' }, { actor: 'bob' }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 2); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x', 'y']); + await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello'); + await storage.push(id, 'items', ['p', 'q']); + await storage.setAt(id, 'items', 0, 'P'); + await storage.move(id, 'items', 1, 0); + await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 2, 'bold', true); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n1'); + await storage.delete(id); + await storage.set(id, { title: 'c' }); + const { versions, complete, exact } = await storage.history(id); + assert.strictEqual(complete, true); + assert.strictEqual(exact, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => v.type), + ['write', 'delete', 'tree', 'mark', 'move', 'assign', 'splice', 'splice', 'remove', 'add', 'inc', 'set', 'write'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => v.fields), + [ + ['title'], + ['title', 'hits', 'tags', 'body', 'items', 'outline'], + ['outline'], + ['body'], + ['items'], + ['items'], + ['items'], + ['body'], + ['tags'], + ['tags'], + ['hits'], + ['title'], + ['title'], + ], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions.at(-1).data, { title: 'a' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions.at(-2).data, { title: 'b' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions[1].data, null, 'deleted'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions[0].data, { title: 'c' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions[2].data, { + title: 'b', + hits: 2, + tags: ['y'], + body: 'hello', + items: ['q', 'P'], + outline: [{ id: 'n1', children: [] }], + }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => v.actor), + ['ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'ada', 'bob', 'ada'], + ); + for (let i = 0; i < versions.length; i++) { + const v = versions[i]; + assert.strictEqual(v.origin, storage.nodeId); + assert.strictEqual(v.eventId, storage.log.formatId(v.seq)); + assert.strictEqual(v.scrubbed, undefined); + assert.ok(i === 0 || v.ts < versions[i - 1].ts, 'newest first'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: v.eventId }), v.data, `at ${v.type}`); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: v.ts }), v.data, `at stamp of ${v.type}`); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: new Date(v.ts) }), v.data); + } + // The present, three ways; the vector is every op this node applied. + const now = await storage.get(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }), now); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), now); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: Date.now() + 1000 }), now); + // Before the record: nothing. An empty vector: nothing. + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: storage.log.formatId(0) }), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: {} } }), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: 0 }), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get('nope', { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.history('nope'), { versions: [], complete: true, exact: true }); + // A copy: editing what came back changes nothing. + const copy = await storage.get(id, { at: versions[2].eventId }); + copy.items.push('z'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id, { at: versions[2].eventId })).items, ['q', 'P']); + // limit: newest first, and the list is no longer complete. + const two = await storage.history(id, { limit: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + two.versions.map((v) => v.type), + ['write', 'delete'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual([two.complete, two.exact], [false, true]); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.history(id, { limit: Infinity })).versions.length, 13); + // Arguments and codes. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.history(id, { limit: 0 }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: true }), { name: 'TypeError', code: 'INVALID_VERSION' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: 'no-dot' }), { code: 'INVALID_VERSION' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: -1 }), { code: 'INVALID_VERSION' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: { vector: { a: 'x' } } }), { code: 'INVALID_VERSION' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: storage.log.formatId(storage.log.next) }), { + name: 'TypeError', + code: 'INVALID_VERSION', + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: `other.${versions[0].seq}` }), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'HISTORY_GONE', + id, + reason: 'epoch', + }); + // Through a collection, with the lens. + const typed = await createStorage(t2, 'T', { + schema: { + version: 2, + entities: { Post: {} }, + migrations: { 2: { Post: { up: ({ title, ...rest }) => ({ ...rest, name: title }) } } }, + }, + }); + const post = await typed.Post.insert({ name: 'x' }); + await typed.Post.update(post.id, { name: 'y' }); + const first = (await typed.history(post.id)).versions.at(-1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await typed.Post.get(post.id, { at: first.eventId }), { name: 'x', $type: 'Post' }); + assert.strictEqual(await typed.Post.get('nope', { at: first.eventId }), null); + }); + + await t.test('an event id is what this node held; a stamp and a vector are what was written by then', async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ n: 0 }); + await settle([a, b]); + const link = mesh.links.get('mem://B'); + link.disconnect(); + // Apart: B writes first by the clock, A later; A applies B's op last. + await b.update(id, { fromB: 1 }); + await b.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await tick(); + const between = Date.now(); + await tick(); + await a.update(id, { fromA: 1 }); + const beforeB = a.log.lastEventId; + const vectorBeforeB = a.vector; + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + const now = { n: 0, fromA: 1, fromB: 1, hits: 1 }; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), now); + // Arrival: A's log at that point had its own write, not B's. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id, { at: beforeB }), { n: 0, fromA: 1 }); + // Stamp: by then B had written, A had not — whatever order they arrived in. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id, { at: between }), { n: 0, fromB: 1, hits: 1 }); + // Vector: exactly the ops it covers. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id, { at: { vector: vectorBeforeB } }), { n: 0, fromA: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id, { at: { vector: b.vector } }), now); + // The history on each side lists what that node applied, in its order. + const onA = (await a.history(id)).versions.map((v) => [v.type, v.origin === a.nodeId ? 'A' : 'B']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(onA, [ + ['inc', 'B'], + ['set', 'B'], + ['set', 'A'], + ['write', 'A'], + ]); + const onB = (await b.history(id)).versions.map((v) => [v.type, v.origin === a.nodeId ? 'A' : 'B']); + assert.deepStrictEqual(onB, [ + ['set', 'A'], + ['inc', 'B'], + ['set', 'B'], + ['write', 'A'], + ]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id, { at: between }), { n: 0, fromB: 1, hits: 1 }); + }); + + await t.test('a skipped op is no version; a held op becomes one once the node runs its version', async (t2) => { + // Skipped by a hook: logged, relayed, never a version here. + const skipping = await createMesh(t2, ['C', 'D'], [['D', 'C']], createStorage, { + nodes: { D: { hooks: { beforeApply: ({ op }) => op.id !== 'skip-me' } } }, + }); + const c = skipping.get('C'); + const d = skipping.get('D'); + await waitUntil(() => d.sync.peers()[0]?.subscribed); + await c.set('skip-me', { secret: true }); + await c.set('kept', { n: 1 }); + await settle([c, d]); + assert.strictEqual(await d.get('skip-me'), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await d.history('skip-me'), { versions: [], complete: true, exact: true }, 'skipped: none'); + assert.strictEqual(await d.get('skip-me', { at: { vector: d.vector } }), null); + assert.strictEqual(await d.get('skip-me', { at: d.log.lastEventId }), null); + assert.strictEqual((await d.history('kept')).versions.length, 1); + assert.strictEqual(d.vector[c.nodeId], 2, 'the vector moved past the skipped op too'); + // Held for a newer schema version: no version until the node runs it. + const v2 = { version: 2, entities: { Post: {} } }; + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['B', 'A']], createStorage, { + nodes: { A: { schema: v2 }, B: { schema: { version: 1, entities: { Post: {} }, ahead: 'hold' } } }, + }); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + await waitUntil(() => b.sync.peers()[0]?.subscribed); + const post = await a.Post.insert({ n: 1 }); + await a.Post.update(post.id, { n: 2 }); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual(await b.get(post.id), null, 'held, not applied'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.history(post.id), { versions: [], complete: true, exact: true }, 'held: no version'); + assert.strictEqual(await b.get(post.id, { at: b.log.lastEventId }), null); + assert.strictEqual(b.vector[a.nodeId], 2, 'the vector moved past both'); + const heldIds = b.log.held().map((entry) => b.log.formatId(entry.seq)); + // B upgrades: the held ops are applied and become versions at their + // original event ids. + await b.close(); + const upgraded = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { schema: v2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + upgraded.schemaInfo.held, + { replayed: 1, lost: 0 }, + 'one record, replayed from both held ops', + ); + const { versions, exact } = await upgraded.history(post.id); + assert.strictEqual(exact, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => [v.eventId, v.type, v.data]), + [ + [heldIds[1], 'set', { n: 2, $type: 'Post' }], + [heldIds[0], 'write', { n: 1, $type: 'Post' }], + ], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await upgraded.get(post.id, { at: heldIds[0] }), { n: 1, $type: 'Post' }); + }); + + await t.test('compaction: the past is exact from a reset above what was dropped, gone before it', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 }, retention: { ops: 4 } } }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0 }); + const first = storage.log.lastEventId; + for (let i = 1; i <= 6; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: i }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + assert.ok(storage.log.droppedTs > 0, 'compacted'); + // No reset above what was dropped: the retained fold is not the past. + const partial = await storage.history(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual([partial.complete, partial.exact], [false, false]); + assert.ok(partial.versions.length > 0, 'what is retained is still listed'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: first }), { + name: 'SyncomError', + code: 'HISTORY_GONE', + id, + reason: 'compacted', + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: Date.now() + 1000 }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE' }); + // A reset (a whole-record write) stamped above the dropped ops: exact + // from it on, and the present check holds. + await storage.set(id, { n: 'reset' }); + const reset = storage.log.lastEventId; + await storage.update(id, { n: 'after' }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 5); + const { versions, complete, exact } = await storage.history(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual([complete, exact], [false, true]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => [v.type, v.data]), + [ + ['inc', { n: 'after', hits: 5 }], + ['set', { n: 'after' }], + ['write', { n: 'reset' }], + ], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: reset }), { n: 'reset' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }), { n: 'after', hits: 5 }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: first }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE', reason: 'compacted' }); + // A record that never existed here reads as nothing, dropped or not. + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get('never', { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), null); + // A record written only after the compaction, exact from its first write. + const young = await storage.insert({ y: 1 }); + await storage.update(young, { y: 2 }); + const fresh = await storage.history(young); + assert.deepStrictEqual([fresh.exact, fresh.complete, fresh.versions.length], [true, false, 2]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(young, { at: fresh.versions[1].eventId }), { y: 1 }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(young, { at: first }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE', reason: 'compacted' }); + }); + + await t.test('a counter incremented across the reset compaction crossed makes the past inexact', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 }, retention: { ops: 4 } } }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0 }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 10); + await tick(); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + const newest = (await storage.history(id)).versions[0].ts; + // A peer's whole-record write stamped below the newest increment lands + // after both: it resets the record but keeps the counter slot, whose sum + // the first increment went into. + await storage.applyRemote([{ origin: 'peer', seq: 1, ts: newest - 1, type: 'write', id, data: { n: 'peer' } }]); + await storage.update(id, { n: 1 }); + await storage.update(id, { n: 2 }); + assert.strictEqual(storage.log.floor, 3, 'the first increment is compacted away, the second retained'); + assert.ok(storage.log.droppedTs < newest - 1, 'the write is a reset above what was dropped'); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).hits, 11, 'the straddle: the old sum survives the reset'); + // The fold from the write has no counter at all: the present shows the + // difference, and the past is refused. + const { exact, versions } = await storage.history(id); + assert.strictEqual(exact, false); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions[0].data, { n: 2 }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), { + code: 'HISTORY_GONE', + reason: 'compacted', + }); + // Another reset ends the straddle: exact again from there. + await storage.set(id, { n: 'again' }); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.history(id)).exact, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), { n: 'again' }); + }); + + await t.test('a snapshot joined after a stamp hides what it carried: HISTORY_GONE merge', async (t2) => { + const options = { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 2 }, retention: { ops: 4 } } }; + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [], createStorage, options); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const id = await a.insert({ n: 0 }); + for (let i = 0; i < 8; i++) await a.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + const before = Date.now(); + await tick(); + assert.ok(a.log.floor > 1, 'A compacted; B must bootstrap'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + await b.sync.addNode({ url: 'mem://A' }); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).hits, 8); + const { versions, exact } = await b.history(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => v.type), + ['merge'], + ); + assert.strictEqual(exact, true, 'nothing dropped on B'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(versions[0].data, { n: 0, hits: 8 }); + // By stamp, B cannot tell what of the joined state was written before: refused. + await assert.rejects(() => b.get(id, { at: before }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE', id, reason: 'merge' }); + // By event id or vector, the merge is one op like any other. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id, { at: versions[0].eventId }), { n: 0, hits: 8 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id, { at: { vector: b.vector } }), { n: 0, hits: 8 }); + // Live ops after it are versions of their own, and a stamp past the merge works. + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + (await b.history(id)).versions.map((v) => v.type), + ['inc', 'merge'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id, { at: Date.now() + 1000 }), { n: 0, hits: 9 }); + }); + + await t.test('a purge leaves the ops and takes their content; an encrypted record has no past', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ secret: 'SSN-1' }); + await storage.update(id, { secret: 'SSN-2' }); + const [second, first] = (await storage.history(id)).versions.map((v) => v.eventId); + await storage.purge(id); + const purgeId = storage.log.lastEventId; + const { versions, complete, exact } = await storage.history(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual([complete, exact], [true, true]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => [v.type, v.data, v.fields, v.scrubbed]), + [ + ['purge', null, [], true], + ['set', null, [], true], + ['write', null, [], true], + ], + 'every entry of the id is scrubbed, the purge itself included', + ); + assert.ok(!JSON.stringify(versions).includes('SSN'), 'no payload survives'); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: purgeId }), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }), null); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: first }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE', id, reason: 'scrubbed' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(id, { at: second }), { code: 'HISTORY_GONE', reason: 'scrubbed' }); + const sealed = await storage.insert({ pin: '1234' }, { encrypted: true }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.history(sealed), { code: 'ENCRYPTED' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(sealed, { at: storage.log.lastEventId }), { code: 'ENCRYPTED' }); + }); + + await t.test('the read hooks see the version; afterRead redacts each one', async (t2) => { + const seen = []; + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { + hooks: { + beforeRead: (ctx) => void seen.push(ctx), + afterRead: (ctx, data) => (data && data.secret ? { ...data, secret: '***' } : undefined), + }, + }); + const id = await storage.insert({ secret: 's1', n: 1 }); + await storage.update(id, { n: 2 }); + const { versions } = await storage.history(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((v) => v.data), + [ + { secret: '***', n: 2 }, + { secret: '***', n: 1 }, + ], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: versions[1].eventId }), { secret: '***', n: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }), { secret: '***', n: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(seen, [ + { id, history: true }, + { id, at: versions[1].eventId }, + { id, at: { vector: storage.vector } }, + ]); + }); +}; + +module.exports = { runHistoryTests }; diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index a28b90b..1c1661c 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -417,6 +417,13 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { const expected = await blocks(storages[0]); for (const other of storages.slice(1)) assert.deepStrictEqual(await blocks(other), expected); assert.strictEqual((await storages[0].get('c1')).count, incs, 'every inc counted once'); + // The past folds back to the present: every node, every record, at its own vector. + for (const storage of storages) { + for (const id of [...ids, 'c1']) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }), await storage.get(id), id); + } + assert.strictEqual((await storage.history(ids[0])).exact, true); + } }); await t.test( From 4f782d19324f2fbe2fa700ff8c86e212e1f7ba14 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 13:46:38 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 14/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat:=20tags=20=E2=80=94=20named=20versio?= =?UTF-8?q?ns=20of=20the=20whole=20storage,=20kept=20on=20the=20node?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `tag(name)` names the storage as it is now: the catalog of the moment, saved as the tag's own, plus a copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag — nothing per record until it changes, one file after, in the newest tag only (had the record changed between two tags, the older one took its copy while it was the newest). Reading a record at a tag — `at(name).get(id)`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })`, a collection's `get` too — walks the tags from it to the newest for a copy and falls through to the record as it is; the tag's catalog row decides whether it existed. `at(name).has(id)`, `tags()`, `untag(name)` (the copies the next older tag needs move there). src/tags.js keeps tags.json and, per tag, a Catalog (`adopt(rows)` of the live one, loaded back with `strict: false` so a schema's index change does not drop it) and `tags//data/`. The copy is taken at the EntryStore seam (`before(id, file)`), ahead of write/writeSealed/remove, inside the write: a copy that cannot be written leaves the record held and reported UNPERSISTED, its file — still the tag's state — untouched, and a read at the tag of a record held since reads that file. `tag()` refuses with UNPERSISTED while a record is held: no file to copy from. A copy carries its chain block and is checked like the file. Every purge path goes through `core.scrub` — the log and the tags. New codes TAG_EXISTS and TAG_NOT_FOUND (field `tag`); tags do not replicate. Also lands here: the history and tag type declarations and their tsd assertions (`Version`, `HistoryVersion`, `HistoryResult`, `get(id, { at })`, `history()`), which the history commit meant to carry and did not. Tests: a suite on both halves — reads after an update, a delete, an insert, a sealed record, through the lens; copies in the newest tag only, once per record, moving down through untag; reopen, a swept leftover, a lost catalog, a torn tags.json; a failing copy, a held record, a tampered and a torn copy, a purge reaching the tags; the read hooks. Docs: a Tags section on the versions page, api rows and error rows, the on-disk layout, CLAUDE.md, the bench rows. Browser budget 56.5 → 58 KB (57.7 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 11 ++ CLAUDE.md | 19 ++ bench/storage.js | 7 + docs/guide/hooks.md | 2 +- docs/guide/storage.md | 2 + docs/guide/versions.md | 60 +++++- docs/reference/api.md | 12 +- index.d.ts | 90 ++++++++- scripts/size.js | 6 +- src/apply.js | 2 +- src/bootstrap.js | 2 +- src/catalog.js | 20 +- src/entries.js | 49 ++++- src/history.js | 7 +- src/storage.js | 109 ++++++++++- src/tags.js | 279 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 27 +++ tests/storage.tags.browser.test.js | 22 +++ tests/storage.tags.test.js | 24 +++ tests/suites/tags.js | 286 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 20 files changed, 1006 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/tags.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.tags.browser.test.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.tags.test.js create mode 100644 tests/suites/tags.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index c92f4f2..cd005c1 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -75,6 +75,17 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. purge leaves the ops listed with their content gone; an encrypted record has no past. The read hooks see `at`. New page: Versions and history. Browser budget 55 → 56.5 KB. +- **Tags.** `tag(name)` names the storage as it is now and keeps it on + this node: the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file + taken before its first change after the tag — nothing per record until it + changes, one file after, in the newest tag only. `at(name)` reads records + as they were (`get`, `has`), `get(id, { at: { tag } })` too; `untag()` + moves to the next older tag the copies it needs; `tags()` lists them. A + copy carries its chain block and is checked like the file; a copy that + cannot be written leaves the record held (`UNPERSISTED`) and the tag + reading the file; a purge reaches every tag. Tags do not replicate. New + codes `TAG_EXISTS` and `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; `tags.json` and `tags/` on disk. + Browser budget 56.5 → 58 KB. - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 6d713f2..bf1e3c5 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in 2021, Loro), prune and join — requires vector.js only src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core uses it for a tree's places src/history.js the past out of the log: a version (event id / stamp / vector) as a cut, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold +src/tags.js Tags — named versions kept locally: tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record files in the newest tag src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -355,6 +356,24 @@ docs/ VitePress site 'merge'`; a purged record lists scrubbed versions and refuses a cut before the purge (`'scrubbed'`). Never answer a version from the record file or the catalog, and never fold from an entry below the exact start. +- **A tag is copy-on-write at the EntryStore seam.** `src/tags.js` keeps + `tags.json` and, per tag, a Catalog (`adopt(rows)` of the live one at + `tag()` time, saved under the tag's event id; loaded with `strict: false` + so a schema's index change does not drop it) plus `tags//data/` — + record files copied by `EntryStore.#changing` (`before(id, file)`) ahead + of `write`/`writeSealed`/`remove`, into the NEWEST tag only, once per + record, only for a record the tag's catalog holds live. `tag()` refuses + (`UNPERSISTED`) while a record is held — its file is behind the cache and + a copy from memory would carry no block to verify. A read at a tag walks + the tags from it to the newest for a copy, else reads the present — except + a record held since the tag, whose file is still the tag's state; the + tag's catalog row decides existence. + `untag` moves to the older tag the copies of records it has no copy of and + holds live, then rewrites tags.json, then sweeps; `take()` sweeps the + name's directory first (fsi lists files, not directories, so a crash's + leftover cannot be found at open). Every purge path goes through + `core.scrub` (log + tags) — never `core.log.scrub` alone. The error field + is `tag`, never `name` (it would overwrite `Error.name`). - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/bench/storage.js b/bench/storage.js index 1228566..5d96998 100644 --- a/bench/storage.js +++ b/bench/storage.js @@ -64,6 +64,13 @@ const main = async () => { for (let i = 0; i < 49; i++) await storage.update(versioned, { hits: i }); const { versions } = await storage.history(versioned); await bench('history — 50 versions', () => storage.history(versioned)); + // A tag is a catalog file; a record's first change after it copies the file. + let tags = 0; + await bench('tag', () => storage.tag(`t${tags++}`), { warmup: 5, measureMs: 500 }); + const tagged = await storage.insert(record); + await storage.tag('read-at'); + await storage.update(tagged, { hits: 1 }); + await bench('get — at a tag (a copy)', () => storage.get(tagged, { at: { tag: 'read-at' } })); await bench('get — at an event id (25 ops back)', () => storage.get(versioned, { at: versions[25].eventId })); await bench('set — whole record', () => storage.set(id, record), { warmup: 20 }); diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index 6ef1887..9620674 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ silently never runs. | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `beforeWrite(ctx)` | Inside every local write, after the current record is loaded and before the op is stamped and applied | A plain object replaces `data` (`write` and `set` only; a `TypeError` for anything else) | The write is refused: nothing stamped, logged or written | | `afterWrite(ctx, op)` | After the write is durable — `op` is the op it became, `null` for an encrypted (local) write; not called when the write changed nothing | Ignored | The call rejects, but the op stays committed and is announced | -| `beforeRead({ id, at? })` | Inside `get(id)`, before the read — with `at` for a read at a version, once with `{ id, history: true }` for `history()` | Ignored | The read is refused | +| `beforeRead({ id, at? })` | Inside `get(id)`, before the read — with `at` for a read at a version (`{ tag }` for `at(name).get(id)`), once with `{ id, history: true }` for `history()` | Ignored | The read is refused | | `afterRead({ id, at? }, data)` | Inside `get(id)`, after the read — with `at` for a read at a version, and per version of `history()` (its event id) | Anything but `undefined` (including `null`) replaces what the caller sees | The read rejects | | `beforeApply(ctx)` | Inside `applyRemote`, once per op, after the duplicate/gap checks and before the op is applied | `false` skips the op *here* (see below) | The whole batch is aborted before anything is durable | | `afterApply(batch)` | After a peer's batch is durable, once per `applyRemote` call | Ignored | The call rejects; the batch stays and is announced | diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index 46d11bd..886fa09 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -606,6 +606,8 @@ data/ ├── index/ catalog.json — the record catalog as of a log position, search text included (derived; rebuilt when missing) ├── data/ .json per record: { data, meta, encrypted, timestamp, block } ├── log/ the operation log (see Sync) +├── tags.json { format, tags } — the tags taken here (see Versions and history › Tags) +├── tags/ /index/catalog.json and /data/.json — a tag's catalog and the record files copied before their first change after it └── remote/ .json per registered sync node ``` diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 35d3b33..96b2f89 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -89,10 +89,68 @@ log has not reached, or an `at` of the wrong shape, is `INVALID_VERSION`. that needs them — an undo stack, a long-running comparison — until the function it returns is called. +## Tags + +A tag names the whole storage as it is now, and keeps it on this node: + +```js +const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Draft' }); +const tag = await storage.tag('v1'); +// { name: 'v1', eventId: 'mvm…1', seq: 1, ts: 1792…, vector: { '…': 1 }, createdAt: 1792… } +await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); +const later = await storage.insert({ title: 'Another' }); + +const v1 = storage.at('v1'); +await v1.get(id); // { title: 'Draft' } +await v1.get(later); // null — not there yet +v1.has(id); // true +await storage.get(id, { at: { tag: 'v1' } }); // { title: 'Draft' } +storage.tags(); // [tag] +await storage.untag('v1'); +``` + +A tag is the catalog of the moment — which records existed, as what — plus +a copy of each record's file taken **before its first change after the +tag**, so a tag costs nothing per record until the record changes, and one +file per changed record after that, however many times it changes. A copy +lands in the newest tag only: had the record changed between two tags, the +older one took its copy while it was the newest. Reading a record at a tag +walks the tags from it to the newest for a copy and falls through to the +record as it is — a record unchanged since the tag is its own copy — and a +record that was not there, or was a tombstone, at the tag reads as `null`. +`untag()` moves to the next older tag the copies it needs — those of +records that did not change between the two — and drops the rest; the +empty directory stays (`fsi` has no rmdir). + +A copy is the file as it was, chain block included: a tampered or torn copy +fails its check at the tag (`INTEGRITY`) and leaves the present alone; a +sealed record's copy stays sealed for this node's key. The copy is taken +inside the write, before the record's file changes, so a copy that cannot +be written leaves the record held — the op is logged, the record is +reported `UNPERSISTED` and kept in memory, its file untouched, so the tag +still reads the file — and the next write of it lands with the copy. For +the same reason `tag()` refuses with `UNPERSISTED` while a record is held: +there is no file of it to copy from until it lands. A purge reaches the tags: every copy of the record goes and every +tag's catalog forgets its row, indexed values included, so +`at(name).has(id)` is false and `get` is `null`. The read hooks run with +`at: { tag }`. + +Tags are this node's: they live under `tags/` next to the data, name a +position in this node's log, and do not replicate — a peer that needs the +same version takes its own tag. `tag()` runs in the mutation queue, so no +write lands between the catalog and the position it names; a name is of the +record-id form. A directory a crash left under `tags/` without its line in +`tags.json` is unknown to every reader and is swept when a tag of that name +is taken again; an unreadable `tags.json` refuses the open (`CORRUPT`), and a +tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped at open with a warning. + ## Costs A version is a fold of the record's retained entries: as many `applyOp` calls as the record has ops in the log, read from memory — the log is held there — plus the comparison with the present when compaction has run. Fine for a record with hundreds of ops; a record edited ten thousand times is a -record to reset now and then. +record to reset now and then. A tag costs one catalog file when taken and one +copied record file per record changed after it; the catalog of every tag is +held in memory, so a hundred tags over a hundred thousand records is a cost +to feel, ten tags is not. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 6865385..63588f6 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -38,7 +38,11 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | Method | Returns | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `insert(data, options?)` | `Promise` | Generates an id via `getId` (a UUID by default) and writes; rejects with `code: 'INVALID_ID'` when the generator mints one that is not a [valid id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers) | -| `get(id, { at }?)` | `Promise` | `null` when absent or deleted; verifies against the chain; a copy — editing it changes nothing. With `at` — an event id, a stamp (a number or a `Date`) or `{ vector }` — the record at that version, folded from the log (see [Versions and history](../guide/versions)); rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` when the log cannot give it exactly, `INVALID_VERSION` for a malformed `at` or a seq not reached, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | +| `get(id, { at }?)` | `Promise` | `null` when absent or deleted; verifies against the chain; a copy — editing it changes nothing. With `at` — an event id, a stamp (a number or a `Date`), `{ vector }` or `{ tag }` — the record at that version, folded from the log (see [Versions and history](../guide/versions)); rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` when the log cannot give it exactly, `INVALID_VERSION` for a malformed `at` or a seq not reached, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | +| `tag(name)` | `Promise` | Names the storage as it is now — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }`, kept on this node as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag (see [Tags](../guide/versions#tags)); `name` is of the record-id form; rejects with `TAG_EXISTS` | +| `untag(name)` | `Promise` | Drops a tag; the copies the next older tag needs move there; rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | +| `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | +| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there) and `has(id)`; throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | @@ -216,9 +220,11 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that is the node itself or hangs under it — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | | `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })` for a version the log cannot give exactly: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | | `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })` with an `at` of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached (a `TypeError`) | — | +| `TAG_EXISTS` | `tag()` of a name in use | `tag` | +| `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })` of a tag this node has not | `tag` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | -| `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | +| `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json`, `tags.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | | `DOWNGRADE` | `open()` with `ahead: 'hold'` and a schema version below the one the directory ran | — | | `LOCKED` | `open()` while another instance holds the directory | `path` | | `KEYS_INCOMPLETE` | `open()`, `loadKeys()`, `loadSigningKeys()` when one file of a pair (RSA or signing) is missing | — | @@ -235,7 +241,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `PAGE_FAILED`, `STUCK` | the sync `error` event: a page of the feed could not be applied; the third in a row | `url`, `cursor`, `attempt`, `cause` | | `STREAMS_UNSUPPORTED` | the sync `error` event: the host streamed a snapshot and the link cannot read streams | `url` | | `UNRECOVERABLE` | `repair()` when the log holds no whole-record op for the id | `id` | -| `UNPERSISTED` | the storage's `error` event: ops were logged — the write stands, and replicates — but their record files (or chain block) could not be written; the records are held in memory and the next open replays the batch onto the files | `ids`, `cause` | +| `UNPERSISTED` | the storage's `error` event: ops were logged — the write stands, and replicates — but their record files (or chain block, or a tag's copy) could not be written; the records are held in memory and the next open replays the batch onto the files. Also `tag()` while a record is held: no file to copy from until it lands | `ids`, `cause` (the event's) | | `REWOUND` | the sync `error` event, at a hello: the host holds more of this node's own ops than its log does — a directory restored from an older copy, or another instance with this identity. The node moves its streams past the host's and bootstraps from it; writes made since the restore and before this hello are lost to the host | `url`, `local`, `remote` (vector keys of this node → seq) | | `UNDELIVERABLE` | the sync `error` event, once per hello: the host lacks ops of this node's own that its log no longer retains (written before any node was registered, and compacted since); they are not sent | `url`, `missing` (key → `{ host, retained }`) | | `SKEW`, `OP_UNREADABLE`, `OP_REFUSED`, `OP_INVALID` | the storage `error` event — see [`Storage`](#storage) | `op`, plus `rejected` / `entity` + `issues` | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 9491d8e..4aa8360 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -297,6 +297,10 @@ export type SyncomErrorCode = | 'FIELD_KIND' | 'OUT_OF_RANGE' | 'CYCLE' + | 'HISTORY_GONE' + | 'INVALID_VERSION' + | 'TAG_EXISTS' + | 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' | 'ENCRYPTED' | 'INTEGRITY' | 'CORRUPT' @@ -846,6 +850,61 @@ export interface WriteContext { export interface ReadContext { id: string; + /** `get(id, { at })`: the version asked for, as the caller gave it; `history()`: each version's event id. */ + at?: Version; + /** `history()`: the one `beforeRead` before the versions are read. */ + history?: true; +} + +/** + * A version of a record: an event id of this node's log (the record as this + * node held it after that entry), a stamp — a number or a Date — (every op + * stamped at or below it), a version vector (every op it covers), or a tag. + */ +export type Version = string | number | Date | { vector: VersionVector } | { tag: string }; + +/** One op of a record's past and the record after it. */ +export interface HistoryVersion { + eventId: string; + seq: number; + ts: number; + origin: string; + actor: string | null; + type: SyncOpType; + /** The fields the op changed (removed ones included). */ + fields: string[]; + /** The record as it read after the op, through the lens and `afterRead`; `null` once deleted or when the content is scrubbed. */ + data: unknown; + /** The op's payload is gone (a purge). */ + scrubbed?: true; +} + +export interface HistoryResult { + /** Newest first. */ + versions: HistoryVersion[]; + /** The list reaches the first op this node applied to the record: nothing dropped by compaction, nothing cut by `limit`. */ + complete: boolean; + /** The versions are what this node held; false once compaction took something a retained op still depends on. */ + exact: boolean; +} + +/** A named version of the whole storage, kept on this node: the log position it was taken at. */ +export interface Tag { + name: string; + eventId: string; + seq: number; + /** The newest stamp the log held when the tag was taken. */ + ts: number; + vector: VersionVector; + createdAt: number; +} + +/** The storage as it was at a tag. */ +export interface TagView extends Tag { + /** The record as it was at the tag, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`); `null` when it was not there. */ + get(id: string): Promise; + /** Whether `id` was a live record at the tag. */ + has(id: string): boolean; } /** What a remote op faces before it is applied here. */ @@ -1382,8 +1441,33 @@ export interface Storage { validate(id: string, data: unknown, blockHash: string): Promise; insert(data: unknown, options?: StorageDataOptions): Promise; has(id: string): Promise; - /** The record as it reads (the lens applied, the read hooks run), as a copy: editing it changes nothing. */ - get(id: string): Promise; + /** + * The record as it reads (the lens applied, the read hooks run), as a + * copy: editing it changes nothing. With `at`, the record at that version + * — folded from the log, or a tag's copy: rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` + * when the log cannot give it exactly, `INVALID_VERSION` for a malformed + * `at` or a seq this log has not reached, `TAG_NOT_FOUND`, `ENCRYPTED` + * for an encrypted record's history. + */ + get(id: string, options?: { at?: Version }): Promise; + /** + * The record's past as this node's log holds it, newest first — one + * version per op this node applied, with the record as it read after it. + */ + history(id: string, options?: { limit?: number }): Promise; + /** + * Names the storage as it is now. A tag is kept on this node — the + * catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before + * its first change after the tag — and read through `at(name)` or + * `get(id, { at: { tag: name } })`. Rejects with `TAG_EXISTS`. + */ + tag(name: string): Promise; + /** Drops a tag; what the next older tag needs of its copies moves there. Rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ + untag(name: string): Promise; + /** The tags, oldest first. */ + tags(): Tag[]; + /** The storage as it was at tag `name`; throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ + at(name: string): TagView; set(id: string, data: unknown, options?: StorageDataOptions): Promise; delete(id: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Forgets the record for good: a `purge` op no later write revives, and a scrub of its entries from the log — here and on every peer it reaches. */ @@ -1673,7 +1757,7 @@ export declare class SyncomCollection { constructor(storage: Storage, name: string); readonly name: string; insert(data: unknown, options?: StorageDataOptions): Promise; - get(id: string): Promise; + get(id: string, options?: { at?: Version }): Promise; /** A cursor over this collection — see Cursor. */ select(query?: MangoQuery): Cursor; count(query?: MangoQuery): Promise; diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 70f86c0..53036fc 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -103,8 +103,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // siblings — the raise to 55 KB (54.6 measured). History — a version as a // cut through the log, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold and the // present check, history()/get(id, { at }) — the raise to 56.5 KB (56.2 - // measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 56.5 }, + // measured). Tags — tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record + // files at the EntryStore seam, tag()/untag()/at() — the raise to 58 KB + // (57.7 measured; ≈60 KB at the end of the versions epic was agreed). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 58 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/apply.js b/src/apply.js index 105e378..8bca7c6 100644 --- a/src/apply.js +++ b/src/apply.js @@ -342,7 +342,7 @@ const persist = async (batch) => { } // Unapplied, a batch whose records did not land is replayed at the next open. if (landed) core.log.applied(first, last); - if (batch.purged) for (const id of batch.purged) await core.log.scrub(id); + if (batch.purged) for (const id of batch.purged) await core.scrub(id); }; // afterApply sees a durable batch; whatever it does, the record views and diff --git a/src/bootstrap.js b/src/bootstrap.js index c0c4243..6c38227 100644 --- a/src/bootstrap.js +++ b/src/bootstrap.js @@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ const mergeBatch = async (core, records, via, from) => { const first = entries[0].seq; const last = entries[entries.length - 1].seq; if (await core.persist(batch.touched, first, last)) core.log.applied(first, last); - if (batch.purged) for (const id of batch.purged) await core.log.scrub(id); + if (batch.purged) for (const id of batch.purged) await core.scrub(id); core.flush(); for (const { ctx, op, started } of batch.pending) { try { diff --git a/src/catalog.js b/src/catalog.js index 6fb7f92..cdee2f5 100644 --- a/src/catalog.js +++ b/src/catalog.js @@ -401,7 +401,23 @@ class Catalog { * when it was built for these indexes, `null` when absent, unreadable or * built for others — a rebuild is the caller's. */ - async load() { + /** The rows as they are, `[id, row]` pairs — shared objects, never edited in place. */ + rows() { + return [...this.#rows]; + } + + /** Takes rows as `rows()` hands them out — a copy of another catalog, under the same definitions. */ + adopt(rows) { + for (const [id, row] of rows) { + this.#remove(id); + this.#insert(id, row); + this.#dirty++; + } + } + + // `strict: false` reuses a catalog saved under other indexes — a tag's, + // where the rows say what existed and the indexes are those of its day. + async load({ strict = true } = {}) { if (!(await this.#fsi.exists(this.#dir, FILE))) return null; let parsed = null; try { @@ -412,7 +428,7 @@ class Catalog { const usable = isObject(parsed) && parsed.format === FORMAT && - parsed.indexes === this.#indexKey && + (!strict || parsed.indexes === this.#indexKey) && typeof parsed.stamp === 'string' && Array.isArray(parsed.rows); if (!usable) return null; diff --git a/src/entries.js b/src/entries.js index a09d568..b6a88e2 100644 --- a/src/entries.js +++ b/src/entries.js @@ -30,11 +30,14 @@ class EntryStore { // open replays the log onto the file). #held = new Set(); + #before; + // `pinned(id)` says whether the application holds a live Record of `id` // (its entry stays cached); `verify(id, data, block)` checks a cold read // against its chain block, or is null; `view(id, entry)` is the lensed - // read the catalog indexes. - constructor({ fsi, path, max, logger, catalog, pinned, verify, decrypt, view }) { + // read the catalog indexes; `before(id, file)` runs ahead of every change + // of a record's file with `file()` the file as it is (the tags' copy). + constructor({ fsi, path, max, logger, catalog, pinned, verify, decrypt, view, before = null }) { this.#fsi = fsi; this.#dir = `${path}/data`; this.#max = max; @@ -44,6 +47,27 @@ class EntryStore { this.#verify = verify; this.#decrypt = decrypt; this.#view = view; + this.#before = before; + } + + /** The record's file as it is — its text — or null when there is none. */ + async file(id) { + if (!(await this.#fsi.exists(this.#dir, `${id}.json`))) return null; + return this.#fsi.read(this.#dir, `${id}.json`); + } + + /** Whether `id` is held: logged, in the cache, its file behind. */ + held(id) { + return this.#held.has(id); + } + + /** The held ids. */ + heldIds() { + return new Set(this.#held); + } + + async #changing(id) { + if (this.#before !== null) await this.#before(id, () => this.file(id)); } get size() { @@ -86,8 +110,18 @@ class EntryStore { const exists = await this.#fsi.exists(this.#dir, `${id}.json`); if (!exists) return null; const raw = await this.#fsi.read(this.#dir, `${id}.json`); - // A file torn by a crash, or not ours: evidence, like a failed check — - // never a bare SyntaxError. `repair(id)` rebuilds it from the log. + const entry = await this.parse(id, raw); + this.remember(id, entry); + return entry; + } + + /** + * A record file's text as an entry: checked against its chain block, + * decrypted when sealed. A file torn by a crash, or not ours, is evidence, + * like a failed check — never a bare SyntaxError. `repair(id)` rebuilds + * the record's own file from the log. + */ + async parse(id, raw) { let stored = null; let cause; try { @@ -103,11 +137,9 @@ class EntryStore { const isValid = await this.#verify(id, data, block); if (!isValid) throw new SyncomError('INTEGRITY', `Storage record ${id} is invalid`, { id }); } - const entry = encrypted + return encrypted ? { data: await this.#decrypt(data), meta: null, encrypted: true, block } : { data, meta, encrypted: false, block }; - this.remember(id, entry); - return entry; } // The catalog's view of an entry: what `put` takes. Derived state never @@ -141,6 +173,7 @@ class EntryStore { // A replicated entry: the file, the cache, the catalog row. async write(id, entry, blockHash) { + await this.#changing(id); const stored = { data: entry.data, meta: entry.meta, encrypted: false, timestamp: Date.now(), block: blockHash }; await this.#fsi.write(this.#dir, `${id}.json`, JSON.stringify(stored)); this.#held.delete(id); @@ -163,6 +196,7 @@ class EntryStore { // An entry sealed for this node's key: `record` is the ciphertext the // file holds, `data` what the cache (and so a read) holds. async writeSealed(id, record, data, blockHash) { + await this.#changing(id); const stored = { data: record, meta: null, encrypted: true, timestamp: Date.now(), block: blockHash }; await this.#fsi.write(this.#dir, `${id}.json`, JSON.stringify(stored)); this.remember(id, { data, meta: null, encrypted: true, block: blockHash }); @@ -171,6 +205,7 @@ class EntryStore { // A sealed entry removed: an encrypted record has no op, so no tombstone. async remove(id) { + await this.#changing(id); await this.#fsi.remove(this.#dir, `${id}.json`); this.#cache.delete(id); this.#catalog.put(id, null); diff --git a/src/history.js b/src/history.js index 078ac19..d175634 100644 --- a/src/history.js +++ b/src/history.js @@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ const isVector = (value) => typeof value === 'object' && Object.keys(value).every((key) => Number.isSafeInteger(value[key]) && value[key] >= 0); -// `at`, checked: an event id (a string), a stamp (a number or a Date), or -// `{ vector }`. The shape is data, so a wrong one is INVALID_VERSION. +// `at`, checked: an event id (a string), a stamp (a number or a Date), +// `{ vector }` or `{ tag }`. The shape is data, so a wrong one is INVALID_VERSION. const parseVersion = (at) => { if (typeof at === 'string') { const parsed = parseEventId(at); @@ -60,7 +60,8 @@ const parseVersion = (at) => { return { kind: 'stamp', ts: stamp }; } if (at !== null && typeof at === 'object' && isVector(at.vector)) return { kind: 'vector', vector: at.vector }; - throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', 'at: an event id, a stamp (a number or a Date) or { vector }'); + if (at !== null && typeof at === 'object' && typeof at.tag === 'string') return { kind: 'tag', name: at.tag }; + throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', 'at: an event id, a stamp (a number or a Date), { vector } or { tag }'); }; // Whether an applied entry falls inside the version. diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index eb4c87a..a407213 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); +const { Tags } = require('./tags.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -122,6 +123,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { #chain = null; #log = null; #entries = null; + #tags = null; #core = null; #records = null; #reaper = null; @@ -308,10 +310,18 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { verify: this.#verify ? (id, data, block) => this.validate(id, data, block) : null, decrypt: (data) => decrypt(data, this.#keys.privateKey), view: (id, entry) => this.#view(id, entry), + before: (id, file) => this.#tags.copyBefore(id, file), }); await this.#loadIdentity(); await this.#loadSchema(); await this.#loadCatalog(); + this.#tags = new Tags({ + fsi, + path: this.#path, + logger: this.#logger, + catalogOf: (path) => new Catalog({ fsi, path, entities: this.#entities, logger: this.#logger }), + }); + await this.#tags.load(); this.#core = this.#lend(); await this.#replayTail(); await this.#replayHeld(); @@ -364,6 +374,11 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { unpersisted: (touched, error) => this.#unpersisted(touched, error), flush: () => this.#flushCatalog(), refresh: (id, data, delta, source) => this.#emitUpdate(id, data, delta, source), + // A purge reaches the log and the tags alike. + scrub: async (id) => { + await this.#log.scrub(id); + await this.#tags.scrub(id); + }, }; } @@ -1010,16 +1025,98 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async #getAt(id, at) { const version = parseVersion(at); await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, at }); - const past = await this.#past(id, version); let data = null; - if (past !== null) { + if (version.kind === 'tag') data = await this.#readTag(id, version.name); + else { + const past = await this.#past(id, version); + if (past !== null) data = await this.#folded(id, past); + } + const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); + return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; + } + + // The record at a tag: its file as it was — the tag's copy, or the file + // as it is when nothing changed it since — parsed and read through the + // lens; `null` when it was not there. + async #readTag(id, name) { + if (!isRecordId(id)) return null; + let { exists, raw } = await this.#tags.readAt(name, id); + if (!exists) return null; + // No copy: nothing landed on the file since the tag. A record held since + // (a write whose file failed) reads as the file, which is still the + // tag's state; any other reads as it is. + if (raw === null && this.#entries.held(id)) raw = await this.#entries.file(id); + if (raw === null) return this.#read(id); + const entry = await this.#entries.parse(id, raw); + if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); + return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; + } + + async #folded(id, past) { + { const { entries, start } = past; const steps = fold(entries, start); const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; - data = last !== null && isAlive(last) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, last)) : null; + return last !== null && isAlive(last) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, last)) : null; } - const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); - return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; + } + + /** + * Names the storage as it is now: a tag — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, + * vector, createdAt }` — that `at(name)` and `get(id, { at: { tag } })` + * read records through as they were when it was taken. Kept on this node + * (tags do not replicate) as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of + * each record's file made before its first change after the tag; a tag + * costs nothing per record until the record changes. `name` is a + * [record id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers); rejects with + * `TAG_EXISTS`. + */ + async tag(name) { + if (!isRecordId(name)) throw new TypeError('tag() takes a name of the record-id form'); + return this.#run(() => { + // A record logged but not on disk has no file to copy from: the tag + // waits for it to land (the next write of it, or the next open). + const held = this.#entries.heldIds(); + if (held.size > 0) { + const ids = [...held]; + const message = `tag(): ${ids.join(', ')}: logged, but not written; take the tag once they land`; + throw new SyncomError('UNPERSISTED', message, { ids }); + } + return this.#tags.take(name, { + eventId: this.#log.lastEventId, + seq: this.#log.next - 1, + ts: this.#log.latestTs, + vector: this.#log.vector, + rows: this.#catalog.rows(), + }); + }); + } + + /** Drops a tag; what the next older tag needs of its copies moves there. Rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ + async untag(name) { + if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('untag() takes a name'); + return this.#run(() => this.#tags.drop(name)); + } + + /** The tags, oldest first. */ + tags() { + return this.#tags.list(); + } + + /** + * A view of the storage at tag `name`: the tag's fields plus `get(id)` — + * the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`) + * — and `has(id)`, whether it was a live record then. Rejects with + * `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. + */ + at(name) { + if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('at() takes a name'); + const tag = this.#tags.info(name); + return { + ...tag, + get: (id) => this.#getAt(id, { tag: name }), + has: (id) => isRecordId(id) && this.#tags.hasAt(name, id), + }; } /** @@ -1159,7 +1256,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { */ async purge(id, { actor } = {}) { await this[COMMIT]('purge', id, {}, { actor }); - await this.#log.scrub(id); + await this.#core.scrub(id); this.#records.delete(id); } diff --git a/src/tags.js b/src/tags.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba4c09e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/tags.js @@ -0,0 +1,279 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Named versions of the whole storage, kept on this node alone. A tag +// names the log position it was taken at and keeps the record files as +// they were then, copy-on-write: the first change of a record after the +// newest tag copies the file into that tag first. Reading a record at a +// tag walks the tags from it to the newest for a copy and falls through to +// the record as it is — a record unchanged since the tag is its own copy — +// and the tag's own catalog, taken with it, says what existed then. A copy +// lands in the newest tag only: had the record changed between two tags, the +// older one took its copy when it was the newest. Tags do not replicate. +// +// Layout under `/`: +// tags.json { format: 1, tags: [{ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }] }, oldest first +// tags//index/catalog.json the catalog as of the tag (src/catalog.js), stamp = eventId +// tags//data/.json a record's file as it was at the tag, copied before its first change +// +// Order of writes: a tag's catalog, then tags.json, then the registration +// here; an untag moves the copies the older tag needs, then rewrites +// tags.json, then removes the files. A `tags/` left without its line +// in tags.json — a crash in between — is unknown to every reader and is +// emptied when a tag of that name is taken again (fsi lists files, not +// directories, so an open cannot find it). + +const { SyncomError } = require('./errors.js'); + +const FILE = 'tags.json'; +const FORMAT = 1; + +const isTag = (value) => + value !== null && + typeof value === 'object' && + typeof value.name === 'string' && + typeof value.eventId === 'string' && + Number.isInteger(value.seq) && + typeof value.ts === 'number' && + value.vector !== null && + typeof value.vector === 'object' && + typeof value.createdAt === 'number'; + +const info = ({ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }) => ({ + name, + eventId, + seq, + ts, + vector: { ...vector }, + createdAt, +}); + +class Tags { + #fsi; + #dir; + #path; + #logger; + #catalogOf; + #tags = []; + #byName = new Map(); + + // `catalogOf(path)` builds a Catalog rooted at `path` — one per tag, under + // the storage's own entity definitions. + constructor({ fsi, path, logger, catalogOf }) { + this.#fsi = fsi; + this.#path = path; + this.#dir = `${path}/tags`; + this.#logger = logger; + this.#catalogOf = catalogOf; + } + + get size() { + return this.#tags.length; + } + + /** The tags, oldest first — copies. */ + list() { + return this.#tags.map(info); + } + + has(name) { + return this.#byName.has(name); + } + + info(name) { + return info(this.#tag(name)); + } + + #tag(name) { + const tag = this.#byName.get(name); + if (tag === undefined) throw new SyncomError('TAG_NOT_FOUND', `Tag ${name} not found`, { tag: name }); + return tag; + } + + #data(tag) { + return `${this.#dir}/${tag.name}/data`; + } + + async #names(dir) { + try { + return await this.#fsi.list(dir); + } catch { + return []; + } + } + + // Reads tags.json and every tag's catalog and copies. + async load() { + const exists = await this.#fsi.exists(this.#path, FILE); + let parsed = null; + if (exists) { + try { + parsed = JSON.parse(await this.#fsi.read(this.#path, FILE)); + } catch (error) { + throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', `${FILE} is unreadable`, { cause: error }); + } + if (!parsed || parsed.format !== FORMAT || !Array.isArray(parsed.tags)) { + throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', `${FILE} is not a tags file`); + } + } + const known = new Set(); + for (const raw of parsed?.tags ?? []) { + if (!isTag(raw) || known.has(raw.name)) continue; + const tag = { + ...info(raw), + catalog: this.#catalogOf(`${this.#dir}/${raw.name}`), + copied: new Set(), + held: new Set(), + }; + if ((await tag.catalog.load({ strict: false })) === null) { + this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: raw.name, reason: 'catalog unreadable' }); + continue; + } + for (const file of await this.#names(this.#data(tag))) { + if (file.endsWith('.json')) tag.copied.add(file.slice(0, -5)); + } + known.add(tag.name); + this.#tags.push(tag); + this.#byName.set(tag.name, tag); + } + if (known.size !== (parsed?.tags.length ?? 0)) await this.#save(); + } + + async #save() { + const text = JSON.stringify({ format: FORMAT, tags: this.#tags.map(info) }); + await this.#fsi.write(this.#path, FILE, text); + } + + // Every file of a tag directory; the directories stay (fsi has no rmdir). + async #erase(name) { + const data = `${this.#dir}/${name}/data`; + for (const file of await this.#names(data)) await this.#fsi.remove(data, file); + const index = `${this.#dir}/${name}/index`; + for (const file of await this.#names(index)) await this.#fsi.remove(index, file); + } + + /** + * Takes a tag: the catalog's rows as they are now become the tag's + * catalog, saved under the log position; then the tag is written to + * tags.json and known here. Called inside the mutation queue, so no write + * lands between the rows and the position. + */ + async take(name, { eventId, seq, ts, vector, rows }) { + if (this.#byName.has(name)) throw new SyncomError('TAG_EXISTS', `Tag ${name} exists`, { tag: name }); + // Whatever a crash left under this name goes first: a stale copy would + // read as this tag's. + await this.#erase(name); + const tag = { + name, + eventId, + seq, + ts, + vector: { ...vector }, + createdAt: Date.now(), + catalog: this.#catalogOf(`${this.#dir}/${name}`), + copied: new Set(), + }; + tag.catalog.adopt(rows); + await tag.catalog.save(eventId); + this.#tags.push(tag); + this.#byName.set(name, tag); + try { + await this.#save(); + } catch (error) { + this.#tags.pop(); + this.#byName.delete(name); + throw error; + } + return info(tag); + } + + /** + * Drops a tag. A copy it holds is the state at the older tag too when the + * record did not change between them — the older tag has no copy of its + * own then and existed to have one — so it moves there; the rest go. + */ + async drop(name) { + const tag = this.#tag(name); + const index = this.#tags.indexOf(tag); + const older = index > 0 ? this.#tags[index - 1] : null; + const from = this.#data(tag); + if (older !== null) { + for (const id of tag.copied) { + const row = older.catalog.row(id); + if (row === null || row.gone || older.copied.has(id)) continue; + await this.#fsi.write(this.#data(older), `${id}.json`, await this.#fsi.read(from, `${id}.json`)); + older.copied.add(id); + } + } + this.#tags.splice(index, 1); + this.#byName.delete(name); + await this.#save(); + await this.#erase(name); + } + + /** + * Before a record's file changes: when the newest tag has no copy of it + * yet and the record existed at the tag, the file as it is — `file()`, + * null when there is none — goes into the tag first. A record held since + * the tag (a write whose file failed) still has the tag's state on disk: + * nothing landed on the file after the tag, or the copy would be here. + */ + async copyBefore(id, file) { + const tag = this.#tags[this.#tags.length - 1]; + if (tag === undefined || tag.copied.has(id)) return; + const row = tag.catalog.row(id); + if (row === null || row.gone) return; + const text = await file(); + if (text === null) return; + await this.#fsi.write(this.#data(tag), `${id}.json`, text); + tag.copied.add(id); + } + + /** Whether `id` was a live record at the tag — encrypted ones included. */ + hasAt(name, id) { + const row = this.#tag(name).catalog.row(id); + return row !== null && !row.gone; + } + + /** The tag's catalog row of `id`, or null. */ + rowAt(name, id) { + return this.#tag(name).catalog.row(id); + } + + /** + * The record `id` as it was at the tag: `{ exists: false }` when it was + * not there, else `raw` — the file's text from the first tag that holds a + * copy, from this one on, or `null` for a record unchanged since (read it + * as it is). + */ + async readAt(name, id) { + const tag = this.#tag(name); + const row = tag.catalog.row(id); + if (row === null || row.gone) return { exists: false, raw: null }; + for (let i = this.#tags.indexOf(tag); i < this.#tags.length; i++) { + const holder = this.#tags[i]; + if (holder.copied.has(id)) return { exists: true, raw: await this.#fsi.read(this.#data(holder), `${id}.json`) }; + } + return { exists: true, raw: null }; + } + + /** A purge reaches the tags: every copy of `id` goes, and every tag's catalog forgets the row. */ + async scrub(id) { + for (const tag of this.#tags) { + if (tag.copied.has(id)) { + await this.#fsi.remove(this.#data(tag), `${id}.json`); + tag.copied.delete(id); + } + if (tag.catalog.row(id) !== null) { + tag.catalog.put(id, null); + await tag.catalog.save(tag.eventId); + } + } + } + + /** The tag's catalog — what a view at the tag reads through. */ + catalogOf(name) { + return this.#tag(name).catalog; + } +} + +module.exports = { Tags }; diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 2807567..e4dda54 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -636,6 +636,33 @@ expectType>(new syncom.OpLog('base', { onRoll: (roll) => v expectType(storage.logger); expectType(log.latestTs); expectType(log.droppedTs); +expectType>(storage.get('id', { at: 'epoch.5' })); +expectType>(storage.get('id', { at: Date.now() })); +expectType>(storage.get('id', { at: new Date() })); +expectType>(storage.get('id', { at: { vector: storage.vector } })); +expectType>(storage.get('id', { at: { tag: 'v1' } })); +expectError(storage.get('id', { at: true })); +expectType>(storage.history('id', { limit: 10 })); +declare const posts: SyncomCollection; +expectType>(posts.get('id', { at: 'epoch.5' })); +expectType>(posts.get('id', { at: { tag: 'v1' } })); +expectAssignable({ id: 'x', at: 'epoch.1' }); +expectAssignable({ id: 'x', history: true }); +expectAssignable('HISTORY_GONE'); +expectAssignable('INVALID_VERSION'); +expectAssignable('TAG_EXISTS'); +expectAssignable('TAG_NOT_FOUND'); +declare const version: syncom.HistoryVersion; +expectType(version.fields); +expectType(version.scrubbed); +expectType>(storage.tag('v1')); +expectType>(storage.untag('v1')); +expectType(storage.tags()); +expectType(storage.at('v1')); +expectType>(storage.at('v1').get('id')); +expectType(storage.at('v1').has('id')); +expectType(storage.at('v1').eventId); +expectError(storage.tag(5)); expectType<() => void>(log.pin((entry) => entry.seq > 1)); expectError(log.pin(null)); expectType(storage.stats().log.droppedTs); diff --git a/tests/storage.tags.browser.test.js b/tests/storage.tags.browser.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b35a363 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.tags.browser.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { installBrowserGlobals, requireBrowserBarrel } = require('./utils/browser-env.js'); +const { runTagTests } = require('./suites/tags.js'); + +test('Tags (browser halves)', async (t) => { + const env = installBrowserGlobals(); + t.after(() => env.uninstall()); + const browser = requireBrowserBarrel(); + + let n = 0; + const paths = new Map(); + await runTagTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + if (!paths.has(key)) paths.set(key, `tags-${n++}-${name}`); + const storage = await browser.open({ path: paths.get(key), logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.tags.test.js b/tests/storage.tags.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f48fb9a --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.tags.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const syncom = require('..'); +const { createTemp, cleanupTemp } = require('./utils/temp.js'); +const { runTagTests } = require('./suites/tags.js'); + +test('Tags (node)', async (t) => { + // The same name within one subtest reopens the same directory. + const dirs = new Map(); + await runTagTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + let dir = dirs.get(key); + if (!dir) { + dir = await createTemp(); + dirs.set(key, dir); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + } + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/tags.js b/tests/suites/tags.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b7a91d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/suites/tags.js @@ -0,0 +1,286 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Named versions kept on the node, against whichever half the caller +// builds: a tag reads records as they were, copies land in the newest tag +// only and move down when it goes, a purge reaches them, a torn copy is +// evidence, and a tag survives a reopen. + +const SECRET = 'SSN-123-45-6789'; + +const names = async (storage, dir) => { + try { + return (await storage.fsi.list(dir)).sort(); + } catch { + return []; + } +}; +const dump = async (storage, dir) => { + let text = ''; + for (const name of await names(storage, dir)) text += await storage.fsi.read(dir, name); + return text; +}; +const copies = (storage, tag) => names(storage, `${storage.path}/tags/${tag}/data`); + +const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { + await t.test( + 'a tag reads records as they were: after an update, a delete, an insert, through the lens', + async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { + schema: { + version: 2, + entities: { Post: {} }, + migrations: { 2: { Post: { up: ({ title, ...rest }) => ({ ...rest, name: title }) } } }, + }, + }); + const kept = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + await storage.splice(kept, 'body', 0, 0, 'hi'); + const doomed = await storage.insert({ gone: 'soon' }); + const sealed = await storage.insert({ pin: '1234' }, { encrypted: true }); + const stale = await storage.insert({ title: 'old', $type: 'Post' }); + await storage.delete(stale); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); + const tag = await storage.tag('v1'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(tag).sort(), ['createdAt', 'eventId', 'name', 'seq', 'ts', 'vector']); + assert.strictEqual(tag.eventId, storage.log.formatId(tag.seq)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(tag.vector, storage.vector); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), [tag]); + // Changes after the tag. + await storage.update(kept, { n: 2 }); + await storage.push(kept, 'body', '!'); + await storage.delete(doomed); + await storage.set(sealed, { pin: '9999' }, { encrypted: true }); + const fresh = await storage.insert({ n: 'new' }); + await storage.set(stale, { title: 'revived', $type: 'Post' }); + // The tag: as it was. + const view = storage.at('v1'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await view.get(kept), { n: 1, body: 'hi' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(kept, { at: { tag: 'v1' } }), { n: 1, body: 'hi' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await view.get(doomed), { gone: 'soon' }, 'deleted since: still there at the tag'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await view.get(sealed), { pin: '1234' }, 'a sealed copy decrypts'); + assert.strictEqual(await view.get(fresh), null, 'inserted since: not there at the tag'); + assert.strictEqual(await view.get(stale), null, 'a tombstone at the tag'); + assert.strictEqual(await view.get('never'), null); + assert.strictEqual(await view.get('bad id!'), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + [view.has(kept), view.has(doomed), view.has(sealed), view.has(fresh), view.has(stale)], + [true, true, true, false, false], + ); + assert.strictEqual(view.has('bad id!'), false); + // The present is untouched. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(kept), { n: 2, body: 'hi!' }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(doomed), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(fresh), { n: 'new' }); + // A copy is a copy. + const copy = await view.get(kept); + copy.n = 'edited'; + assert.deepStrictEqual((await view.get(kept)).n, 1); + // Through the lens: a v1 record tagged, read at the tag as v2 reads it. + const b = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { schema: { version: 1, entities: { Post: {} } } }); + const post = await b.Post.insert({ title: 'x' }); + await b.close(); + const upgraded = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { + schema: { + version: 2, + entities: { Post: {} }, + migrations: { 2: { Post: { up: ({ title, ...rest }) => ({ ...rest, name: title }) } } }, + }, + }); + await upgraded.tag('before'); + await upgraded.Post.update(post.id, { name: 'y' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await upgraded.at('before').get(post.id), { name: 'x', $type: 'Post' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await upgraded.Post.get(post.id, { at: { tag: 'before' } }), { name: 'x', $type: 'Post' }); + // Names and codes. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.tag('v1'), { name: 'SyncomError', code: 'TAG_EXISTS', tag: 'v1' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.tag('bad name!'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.tag(''), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => storage.at('nope'), { name: 'SyncomError', code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND', tag: 'nope' }); + assert.throws(() => storage.at(5), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.untag('nope'), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.untag(5), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(kept, { at: { tag: 'nope' } }), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.get(kept, { at: { tag: 5 } }), { code: 'INVALID_VERSION' }); + }, + ); + + await t.test('copies land in the newest tag only, once per record, and move down when it goes', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const a = await storage.insert({ a: 1 }); + const b = await storage.insert({ b: 1 }); + const c = await storage.insert({ c: 1 }); + await storage.tag('t1'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), [], 'a tag copies nothing by itself'); + await storage.update(a, { a: 2 }); + await storage.update(a, { a: 3 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), [`${a}.json`], 'one copy per record, at its first change'); + await storage.tag('t2'); + await storage.update(a, { a: 4 }); + await storage.update(b, { b: 2 }); + const d = await storage.insert({ d: 1 }); + await storage.update(d, { d: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), [`${a}.json`], 'the older tag takes no more'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't2'), [`${a}.json`, `${b}.json`].sort(), 'd was not there at t2'); + await storage.tag('t3'); + await storage.update(c, { c: 2 }); + await storage.update(b, { b: 3 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't3'), [`${b}.json`, `${c}.json`].sort()); + const expect = async (tag, want) => { + const view = storage.at(tag); + assert.deepStrictEqual([await view.get(a), await view.get(b), await view.get(c), await view.get(d)], want, tag); + }; + await expect('t1', [{ a: 1 }, { b: 1 }, { c: 1 }, null]); + await expect('t2', [{ a: 3 }, { b: 1 }, { c: 1 }, null]); + await expect('t3', [{ a: 4 }, { b: 2 }, { c: 1 }, { d: 2 }]); + // Drop the middle: t1 reads the same; t2's copy of b (unchanged between + // t1 and t2) moves to t1, its copy of a (t1 has its own) goes. + await storage.untag('t2'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + storage.tags().map((tag) => tag.name), + ['t1', 't3'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), [`${a}.json`, `${b}.json`].sort()); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't2'), []); + await expect('t1', [{ a: 1 }, { b: 1 }, { c: 1 }, null]); + await expect('t3', [{ a: 4 }, { b: 2 }, { c: 1 }, { d: 2 }]); + // Drop the newest: nothing older needs its copies (c did not change + // between t1 and t3 — so t1 takes c's copy; b t1 already has). + await storage.untag('t3'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), [`${a}.json`, `${b}.json`, `${c}.json`].sort()); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't3'), []); + await expect('t1', [{ a: 1 }, { b: 1 }, { c: 1 }, null]); + // Drop the last: the copies go, the directory stays empty. + await storage.untag('t1'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await names(storage, `${storage.path}/tags/t1/index`), []); + // A new tag of a used name starts clean. + await storage.tag('t1'); + await expect('t1', [{ a: 4 }, { b: 3 }, { c: 2 }, { d: 2 }]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't1'), []); + }); + + await t.test('a tag survives a reopen; a stray copy of a reused name is swept', async (t2) => { + let storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ v: 1 }); + const tag = await storage.tag('rel'); + await storage.update(id, { v: 2 }); + await storage.close(); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), [tag]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('rel').get(id), { v: 1 }); + await storage.update(id, { v: 3 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'rel'), [`${id}.json`], 'the copy is known again: not taken twice'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('rel').get(id), { v: 1 }); + // A crash between an untag's tags.json and its sweep: the copies are + // unknown to every reader and go when the name is taken again. + await storage.untag('rel'); + const leftover = `${storage.path}/tags/rel/data`; + await storage.fsi.write(leftover, `${id}.json`, JSON.stringify({ data: { v: 'stale' }, meta: null })); + await storage.close(); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); + await storage.tag('rel'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'rel'), [], 'swept when the name is taken again'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('rel').get(id), { v: 3 }); + // A tag whose catalog file is lost is dropped at open, with a warning. + await storage.fsi.remove(`${storage.path}/tags/rel/index`, 'catalog.json'); + await storage.close(); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); + // tags.json unreadable: the open refuses, like node.json. + await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', '{ torn'); + await storage.close(); + await assert.rejects(() => createStorage(t2, 'A'), { code: 'CORRUPT' }); + await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', JSON.stringify({ format: 1, tags: [] })); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); + }); + + await t.test( + 'a copy that cannot be written stops the write; a torn copy is evidence; a purge reaches the tags', + async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { + schema: { entities: { Person: { index: ['ssn'] } } }, + }); + const person = await storage.Person.insert({ ssn: SECRET, note: 'x' }); + await storage.tag('v1'); + // The copy fails: the op is logged, the record is held in memory and + // reported UNPERSISTED, its file untouched — so the tag still reads the + // file; the next write lands, the copy with it. + const errors = []; + storage.on('error', (error) => errors.push(error)); + const { fsi } = storage; + const write = fsi.write; + fsi.write = (dir, file, text) => + dir.includes('/tags/') ? Promise.reject(new Error('disk full')) : write.call(fsi, dir, file, text); + try { + await storage.update(person.id, { note: 'y' }); + } finally { + fsi.write = write; + } + assert.strictEqual(errors.at(-1)?.code, 'UNPERSISTED'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'v1'), [], 'no copy'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(person.id)).note, 'y', 'the write stands: the log has it'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await storage.at('v1').get(person.id), + { ssn: SECRET, note: 'x', $type: 'Person' }, + 'held since the tag: the file is the tag’s state', + ); + await storage.update(person.id, { note: 'z' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'v1'), [`${person.id}.json`]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('v1').get(person.id), { ssn: SECRET, note: 'x', $type: 'Person' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(person.id)).note, 'z'); + // A record held when a tag is asked for: no file to copy from, so the + // tag waits for it to land. + const held = await storage.insert({ h: 1 }); + fsi.write = (dir, file, text) => + dir.endsWith('/data') && file === `${held}.json` + ? Promise.reject(new Error('disk full')) + : write.call(fsi, dir, file, text); + try { + await storage.update(held, { h: 2 }); + } finally { + fsi.write = write; + } + assert.strictEqual(errors.at(-1)?.code, 'UNPERSISTED'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.tag('v2'), { name: 'SyncomError', code: 'UNPERSISTED', ids: [held] }); + await storage.update(held, { h: 3 }); + await storage.tag('v2'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('v2').get(held), { h: 3 }); + await storage.untag('v2'); + // A tampered copy fails its chain check at the tag, not the present. + const dir = `${storage.path}/tags/v1/data`; + const raw = JSON.parse(await fsi.read(dir, `${person.id}.json`)); + raw.data.note = 'forged'; + await fsi.write(dir, `${person.id}.json`, JSON.stringify(raw)); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.at('v1').get(person.id), { code: 'INTEGRITY' }); + await fsi.write(dir, `${person.id}.json`, '{ torn'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.at('v1').get(person.id), { code: 'INTEGRITY' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(person.id)).note, 'z'); + // A purge: the copies go, the tag's catalog forgets the row (its + // indexed values and search text with it), nothing of the secret stays. + await storage.purge(person.id); + assert.strictEqual(storage.at('v1').has(person.id), false); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.at('v1').get(person.id), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'v1'), []); + const texts = await Promise.all([dump(storage, dir), dump(storage, `${storage.path}/tags/v1/index`)]); + assert.ok(!texts.some((text) => text.includes(SECRET)), 'nothing of the secret under tags/'); + }, + ); + + await t.test('the read hooks see the tag; a Record and a collection read through it too', async (t2) => { + const seen = []; + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { + hooks: { + beforeRead: (ctx) => void seen.push(ctx), + afterRead: (ctx, data) => (data && data.secret ? { ...data, secret: '***' } : undefined), + }, + }); + const id = await storage.insert({ secret: 's', n: 1 }); + await storage.tag('v1'); + await storage.update(id, { n: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('v1').get(id), { secret: '***', n: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(seen, [{ id, at: { tag: 'v1' } }]); + }); +}; + +module.exports = { runTagTests }; From ca802e9b56736b61274072714e742f33fa1b963a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 13:54:36 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 15/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(tags):=20views=20at=20a=20tag=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20list(),=20collection().select()/count(),=20snapshot?= =?UTF-8?q?()?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A tag is the whole storage, not one record. `at(name).list()` is every live id then; `at(name).collection('Post')` queries the collection as it was — `select()` and `count()` over the tag's own catalog, each row read from its copy or from the record as it is, `get()` as before, no `watch()` (a tag does not change) and no `$text` (its catalog carries no text index); `at(name).snapshot()` pages the storage as it was, the way `snapshot()` pages the present, so another storage's `mergeSnapshot()` stands at the tag (and `adoptVector(page.vector)` names where). Storage reads a tag through `#sourceAt(name)` — the `[SOURCE]` seam over the tag's catalog and `#entryAt` — and pages through `snapshotPage` with a core of the tag's catalog, entries and position: the same `pageOf`, no second page writer. Types `TagCollection` and the extended `TagView`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 10 ++++-- CLAUDE.md | 7 +++- docs/guide/versions.md | 19 ++++++++++ docs/reference/api.md | 2 +- index.d.ts | 16 +++++++++ scripts/size.js | 2 +- src/storage.js | 74 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- tests/index.test-d.ts | 11 ++++++ tests/suites/tags.js | 79 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 9 files changed, 207 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index cd005c1..ecd72d7 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -83,9 +83,13 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. moves to the next older tag the copies it needs; `tags()` lists them. A copy carries its chain block and is checked like the file; a copy that cannot be written leaves the record held (`UNPERSISTED`) and the tag - reading the file; a purge reaches every tag. Tags do not replicate. New - codes `TAG_EXISTS` and `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; `tags.json` and `tags/` on disk. - Browser budget 56.5 → 58 KB. + reading the file; a purge reaches every tag. A tag is the whole storage: + `at(name).list()`, `at(name).collection('Post').select()`/`count()`/`get()` + over the tag's own catalog (no `watch()`, no `$text`), and + `at(name).snapshot()` pages the storage as it was for another storage's + `mergeSnapshot()`. Tags do not replicate. New codes `TAG_EXISTS` and + `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; `tags.json` and `tags/` on disk. Browser budget + 56.5 → 58 KB. - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index bf1e3c5..d67b0f3 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -373,7 +373,12 @@ docs/ VitePress site name's directory first (fsi lists files, not directories, so a crash's leftover cannot be found at open). Every purge path goes through `core.scrub` (log + tags) — never `core.log.scrub` alone. The error field - is `tag`, never `name` (it would overwrite `Error.name`). + is `tag`, never `name` (it would overwrite `Error.name`). A view at a tag + (`at(name)`) reads through `#sourceAt(name)`, a `storage[SOURCE]`-shaped + seam over the tag's catalog and `#entryAt` (`searches` false, `subscribe` + throws — nothing to watch), and pages through `snapshotPage` with a core + of the tag's catalog, entries and position — the same `pageOf`, never a + second page writer. - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 96b2f89..ac75e1f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -135,6 +135,25 @@ tag's catalog forgets its row, indexed values included, so `at(name).has(id)` is false and `get` is `null`. The read hooks run with `at: { tag }`. +A tag is the whole storage, not one record: `at(name).list()` is every live +id then, `at(name).collection('Post')` queries the collection as it was — +`select()` and `count()` over the tag's own catalog, each row read from its +copy or from the record as it is — and `at(name).snapshot()` pages the +storage as it was, the way [`snapshot()`](./sync#bootstrap) pages the +present, so another storage can `mergeSnapshot()` them and stand at the tag. +A cursor at a tag has no `watch()` (a tag does not change) and no `$text` +(its catalog carries no text index). + +```js +const posts = storage.at('v1').collection('Post'); +await posts.select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }).order('n').fetch(); // as of v1 +await posts.count(); // as of v1 +storage.at('v1').list(); // every live id as of v1 +const page = await storage.at('v1').snapshot(); // { records, cursor, eventId, vector } +await other.mergeSnapshot(page.records); // another storage, now at v1 +await other.adoptVector(page.vector); +``` + Tags are this node's: they live under `tags/` next to the data, name a position in this node's log, and do not replicate — a peer that needs the same version takes its own tag. `tag()` runs in the mutation queue, so no diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 63588f6..c6c7d9c 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `tag(name)` | `Promise` | Names the storage as it is now — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }`, kept on this node as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag (see [Tags](../guide/versions#tags)); `name` is of the record-id form; rejects with `TAG_EXISTS` | | `untag(name)` | `Promise` | Drops a tag; the copies the next older tag needs move there; rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | -| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there) and `has(id)`; throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | +| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)`, `list()` (every live id then), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 4aa8360..9f79eef 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -899,12 +899,28 @@ export interface Tag { createdAt: number; } +/** A collection as it was at a tag: queries over the tag's catalog, reading the records as they were. */ +export interface TagCollection { + readonly name: string; + /** The record as it was, or `null` when it was not there or is of another collection. */ + get(id: string): Promise; + /** A cursor at the tag; `watch()` on it throws — a tag does not change; `$text` is not available. */ + select(query?: MangoQuery): Cursor; + count(query?: MangoQuery): Promise; +} + /** The storage as it was at a tag. */ export interface TagView extends Tag { /** The record as it was at the tag, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`); `null` when it was not there. */ get(id: string): Promise; /** Whether `id` was a live record at the tag. */ has(id: string): boolean; + /** Every live id at the tag, sorted. */ + list(): string[]; + /** A collection at the tag; throws for an entity the schema has not. */ + collection(name: string): TagCollection; + /** One page of the storage as it was at the tag — what another storage's `mergeSnapshot` joins to stand at the tag. */ + snapshot(options?: { cursor?: string | null; limit?: number; scopes?: readonly string[] | null }): Promise; } /** What a remote op faces before it is applied here. */ diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 53036fc..34c992a 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // present check, history()/get(id, { at }) — the raise to 56.5 KB (56.2 // measured). Tags — tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record // files at the EntryStore seam, tag()/untag()/at() — the raise to 58 KB - // (57.7 measured; ≈60 KB at the end of the versions epic was agreed). + // (57.7 measured; 58.0 with the views at a tag; ≈60 KB at the end of the versions epic was agreed). { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 58 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index a407213..6f2b866 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); +const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); const { Tags } = require('./tags.js'); @@ -1035,10 +1036,10 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; } - // The record at a tag: its file as it was — the tag's copy, or the file - // as it is when nothing changed it since — parsed and read through the - // lens; `null` when it was not there. - async #readTag(id, name) { + // The record at a tag, as an entry: its file as it was — the tag's copy, + // or the file as it is when nothing changed it since — parsed; `null` + // when it was not there. + async #entryAt(name, id) { if (!isRecordId(id)) return null; let { exists, raw } = await this.#tags.readAt(name, id); if (!exists) return null; @@ -1046,12 +1047,42 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { // (a write whose file failed) reads as the file, which is still the // tag's state; any other reads as it is. if (raw === null && this.#entries.held(id)) raw = await this.#entries.file(id); - if (raw === null) return this.#read(id); - const entry = await this.#entries.parse(id, raw); + return raw === null ? this.#entries.load(id) : this.#entries.parse(id, raw); + } + + // The record at a tag as it reads, through the lens; `null` when it was + // not there. + async #readTag(id, name) { + const entry = await this.#entryAt(name, id); + if (entry === null) return null; if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; } + // What a cursor at a tag reads through: the tag's catalog, and the record + // as it was — lensed, without the read hooks, like the live seam. A tag + // does not change, so there is nothing to watch, and its catalog carries + // no text index. + #sourceAt(name) { + const catalog = this.#tags.catalogOf(name); + return { + logger: this.#logger, + candidates: (entity, query) => catalog.candidates(entity, query), + ids: (entity) => catalog.ids(entity), + row: (id) => catalog.row(id), + indexed: (entity) => catalog.indexed(entity), + searches: () => false, + subscribe: () => { + throw new TypeError(`watch(): tag ${name} does not change`); + }, + load: async (id) => { + const entry = await this.#entryAt(name, id); + if (entry === null || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; + return this.#view(id, entry); + }, + }; + } + async #folded(id, past) { { const { entries, start } = past; @@ -1112,10 +1143,39 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { at(name) { if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('at() takes a name'); const tag = this.#tags.info(name); + const catalog = this.#tags.catalogOf(name); + const source = this.#sourceAt(name); + const get = (id) => this.#getAt(id, { tag: name }); + // What a snapshot page reads: the tag's catalog and entries, under the + // tag's position — the pages another storage joins to stand at the tag. + const core = { + catalog, + log: { + lastEventId: tag.eventId, + get vector() { + return { ...tag.vector }; + }, + }, + entries: { load: (id) => this.#entryAt(name, id) }, + scopeOf: (id, data) => this.#scope(id, data), + logger: this.#logger, + otel: this.#otel, + }; return { ...tag, - get: (id) => this.#getAt(id, { tag: name }), + get, has: (id) => isRecordId(id) && this.#tags.hasAt(name, id), + list: () => [...catalog.ids()], + collection: (entity) => { + if (!this.#entities.has(entity)) throw new TypeError(`collection(): unknown entity ${entity}`); + return { + name: entity, + get: async (id) => (isRecordId(id) && catalog.row(id)?.type === entity ? get(id) : null), + select: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query), + count: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query).count(), + }; + }, + snapshot: (options) => snapshotPage(core, options), }; } diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index e4dda54..5e31f54 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -662,6 +662,17 @@ expectType(storage.at('v1')); expectType>(storage.at('v1').get('id')); expectType(storage.at('v1').has('id')); expectType(storage.at('v1').eventId); +expectType(storage.at('v1').list()); +expectType(storage.at('v1').collection('Post')); +expectType( + storage + .at('v1') + .collection('Post') + .select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }), +); +expectType>(storage.at('v1').collection('Post').count()); +expectType>(storage.at('v1').collection('Post').get('id')); +expectType>(storage.at('v1').snapshot({ limit: 100 })); expectError(storage.tag(5)); expectType<() => void>(log.pin((entry) => entry.seq > 1)); expectError(log.pin(null)); diff --git a/tests/suites/tags.js b/tests/suites/tags.js index b7a91d9..19c4bbc 100644 --- a/tests/suites/tags.js +++ b/tests/suites/tags.js @@ -267,6 +267,85 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { }, ); + await t.test('queries, the list and a snapshot at a tag read the storage as it was', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { + schema: { entities: { Post: { index: ['n'] }, Note: {} } }, + }); + const ids = []; + for (let n = 1; n <= 4; n++) ids.push((await storage.Post.insert({ n })).id); + const note = await storage.Note.insert({ text: 'x' }); + const sealed = await storage.insert({ pin: '1' }, { encrypted: true }); + const before = await storage.Post.select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }) + .order('n') + .fetch(); + const all = await storage.list(); + const tag = await storage.tag('v1'); + await storage.Post.update(ids[1], { n: 20 }); + await storage.Post.delete(ids[2]); + await storage.Post.insert({ n: 5 }); + await storage.Note.update(note.id, { text: 'y' }); + const view = storage.at('v1'); + const posts = view.collection('Post'); + assert.strictEqual(posts.name, 'Post'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await posts + .select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }) + .order('n') + .fetch(), + before, + 'as before the changes', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ( + await storage.Post.select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }) + .order('n') + .fetch() + ).map((row) => row.n), + [4, 5, 20], + 'the present moved on', + ); + assert.strictEqual(await posts.count({ n: { $gte: 2 } }), 3); + assert.strictEqual(await posts.count(), 4); + assert.deepStrictEqual(view.list(), all); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await posts.get(ids[2]), { n: 3, $type: 'Post' }, 'deleted since'); + assert.strictEqual(await posts.get(note.id), null, 'another collection'); + assert.strictEqual(await posts.get('nope'), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await view.collection('Note').get(note.id), { text: 'x', $type: 'Note' }); + assert.throws(() => view.collection('Nope'), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => posts.select().watch(() => {}), /does not change/); + assert.throws(() => posts.select({ $text: 'x' }), TypeError); + // A snapshot at the tag: pages another storage joins to stand there. + const page = await view.snapshot({ limit: 3 }); + assert.strictEqual(page.records.length, 3); + assert.strictEqual(page.eventId, tag.eventId); + assert.deepStrictEqual(page.vector, tag.vector); + assert.ok(page.cursor !== null); + const rest = await view.snapshot({ cursor: page.cursor }); + assert.strictEqual(rest.cursor, null); + const records = [...page.records, ...rest.records]; + assert.deepStrictEqual( + records.map((record) => record.id).sort(), + all.filter((id) => id !== sealed).sort(), + 'every record live at the tag, the sealed one left out', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(records.find((record) => record.id === ids[1]).data, { n: 2, $type: 'Post' }); + const other = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { schema: { entities: { Post: { index: ['n'] }, Note: {} } } }); + await other.mergeSnapshot(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(records))); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await other.Post.select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }) + .order('n') + .fetch(), + before, + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await other.list(), + all.filter((id) => id !== sealed), + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await other.get(note.id), { text: 'x', $type: 'Note' }); + await other.adoptVector(tag.vector); + for (const key of Object.keys(tag.vector)) assert.strictEqual(other.vector[key], tag.vector[key], key); + }); + await t.test('the read hooks see the tag; a Record and a collection read through it too', async (t2) => { const seen = []; const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { From e8deb7b2c02d235f0544d06849e2d698a0d7a419 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:04:59 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 16/53] feat: diff(), applyPatches(), restore() and the commit event MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A patch is plain JSON in the terms of the write API — put, write, inc, add, remove (as observed, or exactly the removals named), splice, treeMove, treeRemove, delete, purge — and src/patch.js is its one vocabulary: `diffEntries(from, to)` compares two entries per field by kind (a register's new value, a counter's delta, a set's added and removed elements, Myers splices for a text and — interned to one char per element — for a list, a tree's moves parent-wise then its removals) and falls back to a `write` of the registers plus the other kinds made again whole when a register is gone or a field changed kind, since no op removes one field; `realize(patch)` maps a patch to the op the write path takes. `diff(id, from, to)` reads both versions (an event id, a stamp, a vector, a tag, or the present) through the lens, raw; `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source })` realizes a list in one turn of the mutation queue and resolves to how many ops it took; `restore(id, at)` leads back with new ops — a version of its own that merges like any write. A `remove` patch with `removals` goes out as given: an undo revokes its own add alone and a concurrent add of the same element survives. The storage raises `commit` for every op of its own once durable — the op, its log seq, the source (the Record whose save() it was, or what applyPatches() was given), the record before and after as copies, and every field's kind on both sides — built only while something listens. A peer's op raises `change`, never `commit`. A text's marks are not diffed. Tests: a suite on both halves — the patches of every kind forward and back, from nothing and to nothing, a reset; a restore to every version of a record through every kind, converging over a mesh; a removal of exactly the named tags beside a concurrent add; one turn of the queue with every action and a bad patch writing nothing; the commit event's payload. Docs: Diff and restore and The commit event on the versions page, api rows, the events table, CLAUDE.md. Browser budget 58 → 60.5 KB (60.0 measured) — the end of the versions epic, as agreed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 13 ++ CLAUDE.md | 15 ++ docs/guide/hooks.md | 1 + docs/guide/versions.md | 43 ++++ docs/reference/api.md | 3 + index.d.ts | 40 ++++ scripts/size.js | 4 +- src/commit.js | 24 +- src/patch.js | 251 ++++++++++++++++++++ src/storage.js | 68 ++++++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 14 ++ tests/storage.patches.browser.test.js | 22 ++ tests/storage.patches.test.js | 23 ++ tests/suites/patches.js | 318 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 14 files changed, 832 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/patch.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.patches.browser.test.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.patches.test.js create mode 100644 tests/suites/patches.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index ecd72d7..34e1d25 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -90,6 +90,19 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. `mergeSnapshot()`. Tags do not replicate. New codes `TAG_EXISTS` and `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; `tags.json` and `tags/` on disk. Browser budget 56.5 → 58 KB. +- **Diff, restore, patches, the commit event.** `diff(id, from, to)` is the + list of patches — plain JSON in the terms of the write API: `put`, + `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` (as observed, or exactly the `removals` + named), `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge` — that + turns the record at one version into the record at another, per field by + kind, with a `write` plus the other kinds made again whole when a + register is gone or a field changed kind; `applyPatches(id, patches)` + realizes a list in one turn of the mutation queue; `restore(id, at)` leads + back with new ops, a version of its own that merges like any write. The + storage raises `commit` for every op of its own once durable — the op, + its seq, the source, the record before and after, the kinds — built only + while something listens: what an undo stack keeps. A text's marks are not + diffed. Browser budget 58 → 60.5 KB. - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index d67b0f3..9182aaf 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core uses it for a tree's places src/history.js the past out of the log: a version (event id / stamp / vector) as a cut, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold src/tags.js Tags — named versions kept locally: tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record files in the newest tag +src/patch.js patches — the one vocabulary of diff()/applyPatches()/restore(): diffEntries by kind, realize() to an op src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -379,6 +380,20 @@ docs/ VitePress site throws — nothing to watch), and pages through `snapshotPage` with a core of the tag's catalog, entries and position — the same `pageOf`, never a second page writer. +- **A patch is in the write API's terms, and the only way back is new ops.** + `src/patch.js`: `diffEntries(from, to, view)` compares two entries per + field by kind (register put, counter delta, set add/remove, Myers splices + for a text and — interned to one char per element — a list, tree moves + parent-wise then removals) and falls back to `write` + recreate when a + register is gone or a kind changed (no op removes one field); + `realize(patch)` maps to `[type, payload]` for `commit()`. `applyPatches` + runs them in ONE `#run` turn; `restore(id, at)` = `applyPatches(diff(id, + undefined, at))` — never rewrite the log or the file. A `remove` patch + with `removals` goes out as given (`prepareOp` takes `payload.removals` + over `observedTags`): an undo revokes its own add alone. The `commit` + event (`announce` in src/commit.js) is LOCAL ops only, built only when + `listenerCount('commit') > 0`, with `before`/`after` as copies and the + kinds of both sides; a peer's op raises `change`, never `commit`. - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index 9620674..e07f87c 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -183,6 +183,7 @@ than a throw. | Event | Payload | When | | --- | --- | --- | | `change` | `(op, via)` | Every op applied here; `via` is `null` for a local write, otherwise `{ url, node }` of the peer it came from (`url` null on the hosting side) | +| `commit` | `({ op, seq, source, before, after, kinds })` | An op of this node's own is durable: its log seq, the `Record` or `applyPatches()` source it came from, the record before and after as copies, every field's kind — see [The commit event](./versions#the-commit-event); built only while something listens | | `apply` | `({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope })` | A peer's batch is durable — `ops` are the accepted ones, skipped included | | `conflict` | `({ kind: 'unique', entity, fields, id, other, op })` | A peer's op left a unique key shared by two records — see [Queries](./storage#queries) | | `schema` | `({ kind: 'drift', … })` / `({ kind: 'ahead', op, held })` | A peer runs this node's schema version with another snapshot hash — see [Schemas](./sync#schemas); a peer's op is from a newer version — see [Reading across versions](./storage#reading-across-versions) | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index ac75e1f..f6d8672 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -163,6 +163,49 @@ record-id form. A directory a crash left under `tags/` without its line in is taken again; an unreadable `tags.json` refuses the open (`CORRUPT`), and a tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped at open with a warning. +## Diff and restore + +`diff(id, from, to)` is the list of **patches** that turn the record as it +was at `from` into how it is at `to` (the present when `to` is left out), +and `restore(id, at)` applies the list the other way round — new ops that +lead back, so the step is a version of its own and merges like any write: + +```js +await storage.diff(id, { tag: 'v1' }); +// [{ action: 'put', field: 'title', value: 'Final' }, +// { action: 'inc', field: 'views', value: 1 }] +await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'inc', field: 'views', value: -1 }]); // one op +await storage.restore(id, { tag: 'v1' }); // one op — a write, since the counter has to go +``` + +A patch is plain JSON in the terms of the write API, one per field by its +kind: `put` (a register's new value — a `set`), `inc` (a counter's delta), +`add` and `remove` (a set's elements — `remove` with `elements` takes the +adds this node observed, with `removals` exactly the tags named, the way an +undo revokes its own add and leaves a concurrent one), `splice` (a text's +or a list's edits, by Myers), `treeMove` and `treeRemove`, `delete`, +`purge`. No op removes one field, so a register that is gone, or a field +that changed kind, makes the diff a `write` of the registers followed by +the other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. The diff +reads both versions through the schema lens, raw, without the read hooks. +`applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source })` realizes a list in one turn +of the mutation queue and resolves to how many ops it took; a patch of the +wrong shape is a `TypeError` and nothing is written. + +## The commit event + +```js +storage.on('commit', ({ op, seq, source, before, after, kinds }) => { … }); +``` + +Every op this node makes raises `commit` once it is durable: the op, its +seq in the log, the `source` (the `Record` whose `save()` it was, or what +`applyPatches()` was given), the record `before` and `after` as copies, and +every field's `kinds` (`register`, `counter`, `set`, `list`, `text`, `tree` +— of the fields there before and after). It is what an undo stack keeps; +the copies are made only while something listens. A peer's op raises +`change`, not `commit`. + ## Costs A version is a fold of the record's retained entries: as many `applyOp` diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index c6c7d9c..af6c03c 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -43,6 +43,9 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `untag(name)` | `Promise` | Drops a tag; the copies the next older tag needs move there; rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | | `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)`, `list()` (every live id then), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | +| `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | +| `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops; a patch of the wrong shape is a `TypeError` and nothing is written | +| `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied | | `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 9f79eef..4562174 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -888,6 +888,34 @@ export interface HistoryResult { exact: boolean; } +/** + * What turns one state of a record into another, in the terms of the write + * API — what `diff()` hands out and `applyPatches()` realizes as ops. + */ +export type Patch = + | { action: 'put'; field: string; value: unknown } + | { action: 'write'; data: Record } + | { action: 'inc'; field: string; value: number } + | { action: 'add'; field: string; elements: readonly unknown[] } + | { action: 'remove'; field: string; elements: readonly unknown[] } + | { action: 'remove'; field: string; removals: readonly SetRemoval[] } + | { action: 'splice'; field: string; index: number; count?: number; content?: string | readonly unknown[] } + | { action: 'treeMove'; field: string; node: string; parent?: string | null; after?: string; before?: string } + | { action: 'treeRemove'; field: string; node: string } + | { action: 'delete' } + | { action: 'purge' }; + +/** What a local commit leaves for a listener: the op, its log seq, the record before and after, every field's kind. */ +export interface CommitEvent { + op: SyncOp; + seq: number; + /** The Record whose `save()` this was, or the `source` `applyPatches()` was given; `null` otherwise. */ + source: unknown; + before: Record | null; + after: Record | null; + kinds: { [field: string]: FieldKind }; +} + /** A named version of the whole storage, kept on this node: the log position it was taken at. */ export interface Tag { name: string; @@ -1368,6 +1396,8 @@ export interface ApplyRemoteResult { export interface StorageEvents { /** Every op applied here — local (`via` null) or from a peer (`via` names it). */ change: (op: SyncOp, via: PeerRef | null) => void; + /** A local op is durable: what it changed, as copies — built only when someone listens. */ + commit: (event: CommitEvent) => void; /** The log sealed a segment (and maybe dropped old ones): `floor` is where a resume is still possible. */ log: (event: { kind: 'roll'; sealed: number; dropped: number; floor: number; segments: number }) => void; /** @@ -1484,6 +1514,16 @@ export interface Storage { tags(): Tag[]; /** The storage as it was at tag `name`; throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ at(name: string): TagView; + /** + * The patches that turn the record as it was at `from` into how it is at + * `to` (the present when omitted) — raw, no read hooks; a text's marks are + * not diffed. Rejects as `get(id, { at })` would for either version. + */ + diff(id: string, from?: Version, to?: Version): Promise; + /** Realizes patches as ops of this node's own, in one turn of the mutation queue; resolves to how many. */ + applyPatches(id: string, patches: readonly Patch[], options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise; + /** Makes the record read as it did at `at`, with new ops that lead back; resolves to how many. */ + restore(id: string, at: Version, options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise; set(id: string, data: unknown, options?: StorageDataOptions): Promise; delete(id: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Forgets the record for good: a `purge` op no later write revives, and a scrub of its entries from the log — here and on every peer it reaches. */ diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 34c992a..6914e6a 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -106,7 +106,9 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // measured). Tags — tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record // files at the EntryStore seam, tag()/untag()/at() — the raise to 58 KB // (57.7 measured; 58.0 with the views at a tag; ≈60 KB at the end of the versions epic was agreed). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 58 }, + // Diff, restore, patches and the commit event (src/patch.js) — the raise to + // 60.5 KB (60.0 measured), the end of the versions epic. + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 60.5 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 8d83736..6cbf0cb 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet, isTree } const S = require('./sequence.js'); const T = require('./tree.js'); const { between } = require('./order.js'); +const { kindsOf } = require('./patch.js'); const { opKey } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify } = require('./hooks.js'); const { ValidationError, project, unproject, foldSet } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -287,8 +288,9 @@ const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { if (payload.key !== undefined) op.key = payload.key; if (payload.value !== undefined) op.value = payload.value; // A remove names the tags this node observed, read here, inside the - // queue — read outside it, a concurrent apply could add between the two. - if (type === 'remove') op.value = observedTags(current?.meta ?? null, payload.key, payload.value); + // queue — read outside it, a concurrent apply could add between the two — + // or exactly the tags a patch names (an undo revokes its own add alone). + if (type === 'remove') op.value = payload.removals ?? observedTags(current?.meta ?? null, payload.key, payload.value); if (type === 'splice') op.value = resolveSplice(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'assign') op.value = resolveAssign(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'move') op.value = resolveMove(core, id, payload, current); @@ -364,22 +366,31 @@ const persistLocal = async (core, op, entry) => { } catch (error) { await core.unpersisted(new Map([[id, entry]]), error); core.flush(); - return; + return position; } core.log.applied(position); core.flush(); + return position; }; // afterWrite sees a durable op; whatever it does, the record views and the // `change` listeners (the relay among them) hear about the op. `via` is null // for a local write; a merge made from a peer's snapshot names that peer, so // the relay does not hand its own state straight back to it. -const announce = async (core, op, entry, delta, ctx, source, via) => { +const announce = async (core, op, entry, delta, ctx, source, via, committed = null) => { const alive = isAlive(entry); try { await core.hook('afterWrite', ctx, op); } finally { core.refresh(op.id, alive ? entry.data : null, delta, source); + // What an undo manager keeps of a local commit: the record before and + // after, as copies, and every field's kind — built only for a listener. + if (committed !== null && core.storage.listenerCount('commit') > 0) { + const { seq, before, previous } = committed; + const kinds = { ...kindsOf(previous), ...kindsOf(entry) }; + const after = alive ? asJson(entry.data) : null; + notify(core.storage, core.logger, 'commit', { op, seq, source, before: asJson(before), after, kinds }); + } notify(core.storage, core.logger, 'change', op, via); } }; @@ -427,8 +438,9 @@ const commitLocal = async (core, type, id, payload, options) => { // The validator may have filled the field the scope reads (a default): // the stream is the one of the record as it is written. if (type === 'write' || type === 'set') assignScope(core, op, applied.entry.data); - await persistLocal(core, op, applied.entry); - await announce(core, op, applied.entry, applied.delta, ctx, source, via); + const seq = await persistLocal(core, op, applied.entry); + const committed = { seq, before: visible, previous: current && !current.encrypted ? current : null }; + await announce(core, op, applied.entry, applied.delta, ctx, source, via, committed); return op; }; diff --git a/src/patch.js b/src/patch.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fe1efdb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/patch.js @@ -0,0 +1,251 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Patches: the one vocabulary for what turns one state of a record into +// another — what `diff()` hands out, what `restore()` and an undo manager +// hand back, what `applyPatches()` realizes as ops of this node's own. A +// patch is plain JSON, in the terms of the write API, never of the op model: +// +// { action: 'put', field, value } a register's new value (a `set` op) +// { action: 'write', data } the registers as a whole — a reset; the other kinds follow it +// { action: 'inc', field, value } a counter moved by `value` +// { action: 'add', field, elements } set elements added +// { action: 'remove', field, elements } set elements removed, as this node observed them +// { action: 'remove', field, removals } …or exactly these tags: `[[element, { origin: addTs }]]` (an undo) +// { action: 'splice', field, index, count, content } a list's or a text's edit +// { action: 'treeMove', field, node, parent, after? } a tree node placed +// { action: 'treeRemove', field, node } +// { action: 'delete' }, { action: 'purge' } +// +// `diffEntries(from, to)` is the list that turns `from` into `to`: per field +// by kind — a register's new value, a counter's delta, a set's added and +// removed elements, a text's or a list's splices (Myers), a tree's moves +// and removals — and a reset when a register is gone or a field changed +// kind, since no op removes one field: a `write` of the registers, then the +// other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. Pure over +// entries in ops.js's shape. + +const { isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual } = require('./ops.js'); +const { diff: myers } = require('./myers.js'); + +const own = (object, key) => (Object.hasOwn(object, key) ? object[key] : undefined); + +/** The kind of `field` in an entry, by its meta: register, counter, set, list, text, tree — or undefined. */ +const kindOf = (entry, field) => { + const { meta } = entry; + if (isCounter(meta, field)) return 'counter'; + if (isSet(meta, field)) return 'set'; + if (isSeq(meta, field)) return meta.seqs[field].k === 't' ? 'text' : 'list'; + if (isTree(meta, field)) return 'tree'; + return own(entry.data, field) !== undefined || own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined ? 'register' : undefined; +}; + +/** Every field of an entry and its kind. */ +const kindsOf = (entry) => { + const kinds = {}; + if (entry === null) return kinds; + const fields = new Set([...Object.keys(entry.data), ...Object.keys(entry.meta.clock)]); + for (const field of fields) kinds[field] = kindOf(entry, field); + return kinds; +}; + +// A list's elements as one character each, so Myers runs over them as over +// a text; past the private-use plane it is one replacing splice. +const PRIVATE = 0xe000; +const MAX_DISTINCT = 0x1900; +const spliceList = (field, from, to) => { + const codes = new Map(); + const items = []; + const intern = (list) => { + let text = ''; + for (const item of list) { + const key = JSON.stringify(item); + let code = codes.get(key); + if (code === undefined) { + if (items.length >= MAX_DISTINCT) return null; + code = PRIVATE + items.length; + codes.set(key, code); + items.push(item); + } + text += String.fromCharCode(code); + } + return text; + }; + const a = intern(from); + const b = a === null ? null : intern(to); + if (b === null) return [{ action: 'splice', field, index: 0, count: from.length, content: to }]; + return myers(a, b).map(([index, count, text]) => ({ + action: 'splice', + field, + index, + count, + content: Array.from(text, (ch) => items[ch.charCodeAt(0) - PRIVATE]), + })); +}; + +const spliceText = (field, from, to) => + myers(from, to).map(([index, count, content]) => ({ action: 'splice', field, index, count, content })); + +// A tree's nodes in reading order with their parent and the sibling before. +const walk = (nodes, into = new Map(), parent = null) => { + let prev = null; + for (const { id, children } of nodes) { + into.set(id, { parent, prev }); + walk(children, into, id); + prev = id; + } + return into; +}; + +// Moves that make `from` read as `to`: every child of a parent whose +// children changed, in order — the first to the end, each next after the +// one before, so the emitted order is the final one — then the nodes gone. +const treePatches = (field, from, to) => { + const before = walk(from); + const after = walk(to); + const patches = []; + const changed = new Set(); + for (const [node, place] of after) { + const was = before.get(node); + if (was === undefined || was.parent !== place.parent || was.prev !== place.prev) changed.add(place.parent); + } + for (const [node, { parent, prev }] of after) { + if (!changed.has(parent)) continue; + const patch = { action: 'treeMove', field, node, parent }; + if (prev !== null) patch.after = prev; + patches.push(patch); + } + for (const node of before.keys()) if (!after.has(node)) patches.push({ action: 'treeRemove', field, node }); + return patches; +}; + +const asKeys = (elements) => new Map(elements.map((element) => [JSON.stringify(element), element])); + +// A field's content made again from nothing, by kind. +const recreate = (field, kind, value) => { + if (kind === 'counter') return value === 0 ? [] : [{ action: 'inc', field, value }]; + if (kind === 'set') return value.length === 0 ? [] : [{ action: 'add', field, elements: value }]; + if (kind === 'text' || kind === 'list') { + return value.length === 0 ? [] : [{ action: 'splice', field, index: 0, count: 0, content: value }]; + } + if (kind === 'tree') return treePatches(field, [], value); + return []; +}; + +/** + * The patches that turn entry `from` into entry `to` (either null when the + * record was not there). `view(entry)` is the data to compare and carry — + * the lensed read, so a patch is in the terms the application writes today. + */ +const diffEntries = (from, to, view = (entry) => entry.data) => { + const was = from !== null && isAlive(from) ? from : null; + const now = to !== null && isAlive(to) ? to : null; + if (now === null) { + if (to?.meta.purged) return was === null && to.meta.purged ? [{ action: 'purge' }] : [{ action: 'purge' }]; + return was === null ? [] : [{ action: 'delete' }]; + } + const data = view(now); + const kinds = kindsOf(now); + const registers = {}; + for (const field of Object.keys(data)) if (kinds[field] === 'register') registers[field] = data[field]; + // A reset: a register gone, or a field that is another kind now. No op + // removes one field, so the registers are written whole and the rest made + // again from nothing. + let reset = was === null; + if (!reset) { + const oldKinds = kindsOf(was); + for (const field of Object.keys(oldKinds)) { + if (oldKinds[field] !== kinds[field]) reset = true; + } + } + const patches = []; + if (reset) { + patches.push({ action: 'write', data: registers }); + for (const field of Object.keys(kinds)) { + if (kinds[field] !== 'register') patches.push(...recreate(field, kinds[field], data[field])); + } + return patches; + } + const old = view(was); + for (const field of Object.keys(kinds)) { + const kind = kinds[field]; + const value = data[field]; + const previous = old[field]; + if (kind === 'register') { + if (!deepEqual(previous, value)) patches.push({ action: 'put', field, value }); + } else if (kind === 'counter') { + const delta = value - (previous ?? 0); + if (delta !== 0) patches.push({ action: 'inc', field, value: delta }); + } else if (kind === 'set') { + const before = asKeys(previous ?? []); + const after = asKeys(value); + const added = [...after].filter(([key]) => !before.has(key)).map(([, element]) => element); + const removed = [...before].filter(([key]) => !after.has(key)).map(([, element]) => element); + if (added.length > 0) patches.push({ action: 'add', field, elements: added }); + if (removed.length > 0) patches.push({ action: 'remove', field, elements: removed }); + } else if (kind === 'text') { + patches.push(...spliceText(field, previous ?? '', value)); + } else if (kind === 'list') { + patches.push(...spliceList(field, previous ?? [], value)); + } else if (kind === 'tree') { + patches.push(...treePatches(field, previous ?? [], value)); + } + } + return patches; +}; + +const isField = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0; +const isIndex = (value) => Number.isInteger(value) && value >= 0; + +/** + * A patch as the op the write path takes: `[type, payload]`. A patch of the + * wrong shape is a TypeError — it is the caller's data. + */ +const realize = (patch) => { + if (patch === null || typeof patch !== 'object') throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): a patch is an object'); + const { action, field } = patch; + const named = action !== 'write' && action !== 'delete' && action !== 'purge'; + if (named && !isField(field)) throw new TypeError(`applyPatches(): ${action} needs a field`); + switch (action) { + case 'put': + if (patch.value === undefined) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): put needs a value'); + return ['set', { data: { [field]: patch.value } }]; + case 'write': + if (patch.data === null || typeof patch.data !== 'object') { + throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): write needs data'); + } + return ['write', { data: patch.data }]; + case 'inc': + if (!Number.isFinite(patch.value)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): inc needs a finite value'); + return ['inc', { key: field, value: patch.value }]; + case 'add': + if (!Array.isArray(patch.elements)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): add needs elements'); + return ['add', { key: field, value: patch.elements }]; + case 'remove': + if (Array.isArray(patch.removals)) return ['remove', { key: field, value: [], removals: patch.removals }]; + if (!Array.isArray(patch.elements)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): remove needs elements or removals'); + return ['remove', { key: field, value: patch.elements }]; + case 'splice': { + const { index, count = 0, content } = patch; + if (!isIndex(index) || !isIndex(count)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): splice needs an index and a count'); + const payload = { key: field, index, count }; + if (content !== undefined && content.length > 0) payload.content = content; + return ['splice', payload]; + } + case 'treeMove': { + const payload = { key: field, node: patch.node, parent: patch.parent ?? null }; + if (patch.after !== undefined) payload.after = patch.after; + if (patch.before !== undefined) payload.before = patch.before; + return ['tree', payload]; + } + case 'treeRemove': + return ['tree', { key: field, node: patch.node, parent: '$trash' }]; + case 'delete': + return ['delete', {}]; + case 'purge': + return ['purge', {}]; + default: + throw new TypeError(`applyPatches(): unknown action ${action}`); + } +}; + +module.exports = { kindOf, kindsOf, diffEntries, realize }; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 6f2b866..025b524 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); const { Tags } = require('./tags.js'); +const { diffEntries, realize } = require('./patch.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -1092,6 +1093,73 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { } } + // The entry of `id` at a version — the present when `at` is undefined, + // a tag's copy, or the fold of the log — or null when it was not there. + async #entryOf(id, at) { + if (at === undefined) return this.#entries.load(id); + const version = parseVersion(at); + if (version.kind === 'tag') return this.#entryAt(version.name, id); + const past = await this.#past(id, version); + if (past === null) return null; + const steps = fold(past.entries, past.start); + return steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; + } + + /** + * The patches that turn record `id` as it was at `from` into how it is at + * `to` (the present when omitted): per field by kind — a register's new + * value, a counter's delta, a set's added and removed elements, a text's + * or a list's splices, a tree's moves — and a whole-record `write` plus + * the other kinds made again when a register is gone or a field changed + * kind. In the terms the application writes (through the lens); a text's + * marks are not diffed. Raw: no read hooks. Rejects as `get(id, { at })` + * would for either version; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record. + */ + async diff(id, from, to) { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + const [was, now] = await Promise.all([this.#entryOf(id, from), this.#entryOf(id, to)]); + if (was?.encrypted || now?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here`); + const views = new Map(); + for (const entry of [was, now]) if (entry !== null) views.set(entry, await this.#view(id, entry)); + return asJson(diffEntries(was, now, (entry) => views.get(entry))); + } + + /** + * Realizes `patches` on record `id` as ops of this node's own, in one turn + * of the mutation queue — `put` a `set`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` + * (`elements` as observed, or exactly the `removals` named), `splice`, + * `treeMove`/`treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`. `source` rides on the + * `commit` events the ops raise, so a listener can tell its own. Resolves + * to how many ops it took; a patch of the wrong shape is a TypeError and + * nothing is written. + */ + async applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source = null } = {}) { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + if (!Array.isArray(patches)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches() takes an array of patches'); + const ops = patches.map(realize); + return this.#run(async () => { + let count = 0; + for (const [type, payload] of ops) { + const op = await commit(this.#core, type, id, payload, { actor, source }); + if (op === null) continue; + count++; + if (type === 'purge') await this.#core.scrub(id); + } + if (ops.some(([type]) => type === 'delete' || type === 'purge')) this.#records.delete(id); + return count; + }); + } + + /** + * Makes record `id` read as it did at `at` — `diff(id, undefined, at)` + * applied: new ops that lead back, so the step is a version of its own + * and merges like any write. Resolves to how many ops it took. + */ + async restore(id, at, { actor, source = null } = {}) { + if (at === undefined) throw new TypeError('restore() takes a version'); + return this.applyPatches(id, await this.diff(id, undefined, at), { actor, source }); + } + /** * Names the storage as it is now: a tag — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, * vector, createdAt }` — that `at(name)` and `get(id, { at: { tag } })` diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 5e31f54..391ab98 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -674,6 +674,20 @@ expectType>(storage.at('v1').collection('Post').count()); expectType>(storage.at('v1').collection('Post').get('id')); expectType>(storage.at('v1').snapshot({ limit: 100 })); expectError(storage.tag(5)); +expectType>(storage.diff('id', { tag: 'v1' })); +expectType>(storage.diff('id', 'epoch.1', { vector: storage.vector })); +expectType>(storage.applyPatches('id', [{ action: 'put', field: 'n', value: 1 }], { source: 'undo' })); +expectType>(storage.restore('id', { tag: 'v1' }, { actor: 'u2' })); +expectAssignable({ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', removals: [['x', { a: 1 }]] }); +expectAssignable({ action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 0, count: 2, content: 'hi' }); +expectAssignable({ action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'n', parent: null, after: 'm' }); +expectError(storage.applyPatches('id', [{ action: 'nope' }])); +storage.on('commit', (event) => { + expectType(event.op); + expectType(event.seq); + expectType | null>(event.before); + expectType<{ [field: string]: syncom.FieldKind }>(event.kinds); +}); expectType<() => void>(log.pin((entry) => entry.seq > 1)); expectError(log.pin(null)); expectType(storage.stats().log.droppedTs); diff --git a/tests/storage.patches.browser.test.js b/tests/storage.patches.browser.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f4e40dd --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.patches.browser.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { installBrowserGlobals, requireBrowserBarrel } = require('./utils/browser-env.js'); +const { runPatchTests } = require('./suites/patches.js'); + +test('Patches (browser halves)', async (t) => { + const env = installBrowserGlobals(); + t.after(() => env.uninstall()); + const browser = requireBrowserBarrel(); + + let n = 0; + const paths = new Map(); + await runPatchTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + if (!paths.has(key)) paths.set(key, `patches-${n++}-${name}`); + const storage = await browser.open({ path: paths.get(key), logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.patches.test.js b/tests/storage.patches.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3f2258f --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.patches.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const syncom = require('..'); +const { createTemp, cleanupTemp } = require('./utils/temp.js'); +const { runPatchTests } = require('./suites/patches.js'); + +test('Patches (node)', async (t) => { + const dirs = new Map(); + await runPatchTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + let dir = dirs.get(key); + if (!dir) { + dir = await createTemp(); + dirs.set(key, dir); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + } + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/patches.js b/tests/suites/patches.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e0728ce --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/suites/patches.js @@ -0,0 +1,318 @@ +'use strict'; + +// diff(), applyPatches(), restore() and the commit event, against whichever +// half the caller builds: the patches of every kind, a restore that reads +// as the version and merges like any write, a remove of exactly the tags an +// undo names, one turn of the queue, what a commit listener is handed. + +const { createMesh, settle } = require('../utils/mesh.js'); + +const tick = () => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 3)); + +const runPatchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { + await t.test('diff() names what turns one version into another, per field by kind', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'a', n: 1 }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 3); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x', 'y']); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello world'); + await storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2, 3]); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'r'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'r'); + const v1 = await storage.tag('v1'); + await storage.update(id, { title: 'b' }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 2); + await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['z']); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 6, 5, 'there'); + await storage.move(id, 'items', 0, 2); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'r', { before: 'a' }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'c', 'a'); + const forward = await storage.diff(id, { tag: 'v1' }); + const isBody = (patch) => patch.field === 'body'; + assert.deepStrictEqual( + forward.filter((patch) => !isBody(patch)), + [ + { action: 'put', field: 'title', value: 'b' }, + { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: 2 }, + { action: 'add', field: 'tags', elements: ['z'] }, + { action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['x'] }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'items', index: 3, count: 0, content: [1] }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'items', index: 0, count: 1, content: [] }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'b', parent: 'r' }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'a', parent: 'r', after: 'b' }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'c', parent: 'a' }, + ], + ); + // The text's splices are Myers' hunks, last first: applied to the old + // text they give the new one. + const applied = forward + .filter(isBody) + .reduce( + (text, { index, count, content }) => text.slice(0, index) + content + text.slice(index + count), + 'hello world', + ); + assert.strictEqual(applied, 'hello there'); + assert.ok(forward.filter(isBody).every((patch) => patch.action === 'splice')); + // The same by event id and by vector; nothing against itself; the + // other way round leads back. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.diff(id, v1.eventId), forward); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.diff(id, { vector: v1.vector }), forward); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.diff(id), []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.diff(id, { tag: 'v1' }, { tag: 'v1' }), []); + const back = await storage.diff(id, undefined, { tag: 'v1' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + back.filter((patch) => !isBody(patch)).map((patch) => patch.action), + ['put', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'splice', 'treeMove', 'treeMove', 'treeRemove'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(back[1], { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: -2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(back.at(-1), { action: 'treeRemove', field: 'outline', node: 'c' }); + // From nothing: the registers written, the rest made again whole. + const fromNothing = await storage.diff(id, storage.log.formatId(0)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(fromNothing[0], { action: 'write', data: { title: 'b', n: 1 } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + fromNothing.slice(1).map((patch) => [patch.action, patch.field]), + [ + ['inc', 'hits'], + ['add', 'tags'], + ['splice', 'body'], + ['splice', 'items'], + ['treeMove', 'outline'], + ['treeMove', 'outline'], + ['treeMove', 'outline'], + ['treeMove', 'outline'], + ], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(fromNothing[1], { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: 5 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(fromNothing[3], { + action: 'splice', + field: 'body', + index: 0, + count: 0, + content: 'hello there', + }); + // To nothing: a delete. A register gone: a reset. + await storage.delete(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.diff(id, { tag: 'v1' }), [{ action: 'delete' }]); + await storage.set(id, { title: 'only' }); + const reset = await storage.diff(id, { tag: 'v1' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(reset[0], { action: 'write', data: { title: 'only' } }); + assert.strictEqual(reset.length, 1, 'nothing else to make again'); + const purged = await storage.insert({ p: 1 }); + await storage.tag('v2'); + await storage.purge(purged); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.diff(purged, { tag: 'v2' }), [{ action: 'purge' }]); + // A copy, raw, no hooks; errors as get(id, { at }) raises them. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.diff(id, { tag: 'nope' }), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.diff(id, true), { code: 'INVALID_VERSION' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.diff('bad id!', { tag: 'v1' }), { code: 'INVALID_ID' }); + const sealed = await storage.insert({ pin: '1' }, { encrypted: true }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.diff(sealed), { code: 'ENCRYPTED' }); + }); + + await t.test('restore() reads as the version, through every kind, and merges like any write', async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ title: 'a', n: 1 }); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 3); + await a.add(id, 'tags', ['x', 'y']); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello world'); + await a.push(id, 'items', [1, 2, 3]); + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r'); + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'r'); + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'r'); + const { versions } = await a.history(id); + await a.update(id, { title: 'b', extra: true }); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 2); + await a.remove(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'bye'); + await a.setAt(id, 'items', 0, 'one'); + await a.move(id, 'items', 2, 0); + await a.treeRemove(id, 'outline', 'a'); + await a.delete(id); + await a.set(id, { title: 'c' }); + const later = (await a.history(id)).versions; + // Back to each earlier version in turn — oldest first, then the newest + // back to the oldest; the record reads as it did then. + const all = [...versions, ...later]; + for (const version of [...all.reverse(), ...all.reverse()]) { + await a.restore(id, version.eventId); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), version.data, `${version.type} @ ${version.seq}`); + } + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id), await a.get(id), 'a restore is ops like any other'); + // A restore is a version of its own: the history grows, nothing is rewritten. + await a.restore(id, later[0].eventId); + const before = (await a.history(id, { limit: Infinity })).versions.length; + const ops = await a.restore(id, versions.at(-1).eventId); + assert.ok(ops > 0); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'a', n: 1 }); + assert.ok((await a.history(id, { limit: Infinity })).versions.length > before); + await assert.rejects(() => a.restore(id), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => a.restore(id, { tag: 'nope' }), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' }); + assert.strictEqual(await a.restore(id, a.log.lastEventId), 0, 'nothing to do'); + }); + + await t.test('a remove of exactly the named tags revokes one add and leaves a concurrent one', async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ n: 1 }); + await settle([a, b]); + const link = mesh.links.get('mem://B'); + link.disconnect(); + const commits = []; + a.on('commit', (event) => commits.push(event)); + await a.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + const added = commits.at(-1).op; + await tick(); + await b.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + // Undo A's add alone: B's concurrent add of the same element survives. + const ops = await a.applyPatches( + id, + [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', removals: [['x', { [a.nodeId]: added.ts }]] }], + { + source: 'undo', + }, + ); + assert.strictEqual(ops, 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(commits.at(-1).source, 'undo'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(commits.at(-1).op.value, [['x', { [a.nodeId]: added.ts }]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).tags, []); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).tags, ['x'], 'B’s add was not observed by the removal'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).tags, ['x']); + // An observed remove, by contrast, takes every add this node saw. + await a.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['x'] }]); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).tags, []); + }); + + await t.test( + 'applyPatches() is one turn of the queue, every action realized; a bad patch writes nothing', + async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + const ops = []; + storage.on('change', (op) => ops.push(op)); + // Queued behind the patches: the update lands after every op of theirs. + const patches = storage.applyPatches(id, [ + { action: 'put', field: 'n', value: 2 }, + { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: 5 }, + { action: 'add', field: 'tags', elements: ['a', 'b'] }, + { action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['a'] }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 0, count: 0, content: 'hi' }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 0, count: 1 }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'items', index: 0, content: [1, 2] }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'r' }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'a', parent: 'r' }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'b', parent: 'r', before: 'a' }, + { action: 'treeRemove', field: 'outline', node: 'a' }, + ]); + const update = storage.update(id, { n: 3 }); + assert.strictEqual(await patches, 11); + await update; + assert.deepStrictEqual( + ops.map((op) => op.type), + ['set', 'inc', 'add', 'remove', 'splice', 'splice', 'splice', 'tree', 'tree', 'tree', 'tree', 'set'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { + n: 3, + hits: 5, + tags: ['b'], + body: 'i', + items: [1, 2], + outline: [{ id: 'r', children: [{ id: 'b', children: [] }] }], + }); + // A whole-record write, a delete, a purge. + assert.strictEqual(await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'write', data: { n: 9 } }]), 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { n: 9 }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'delete' }]), 1); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id), null); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'purge' }]), 1); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.history(id).then((h) => h.versions[0].type), 'purge'); + assert.strictEqual( + storage.log.entriesOf(id).every((entry) => entry.scrubbed), + true, + 'the purge scrubbed', + ); + // Shapes are checked before anything is written. + const other = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + const count = ops.length; + for (const bad of [ + 'nope', + [{ action: 'nope' }], + [{ action: 'put', field: 'n' }], + [{ action: 'inc', field: 'n', value: 'x' }], + [{ action: 'add', field: 'n' }], + [{ action: 'remove', field: 'n' }], + [{ action: 'splice', field: 'n', index: -1 }], + [{ action: 'write' }], + [{ action: 'put', value: 1 }], + [{ action: 'put', field: 'n', value: 1 }, null], + ]) { + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches(other, bad), TypeError, JSON.stringify(bad)); + } + assert.strictEqual(ops.length, count, 'nothing written'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches('bad id!', []), { code: 'INVALID_ID' }); + // The kind rule still holds inside a patch. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches(other, [{ action: 'inc', field: 'n', value: 1 }]), { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + }); + }, + ); + + await t.test('the commit event hands a listener the op, its seq, before, after and the kinds', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { actor: 'ada' }); + const events = []; + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + storage.on('commit', (event) => events.push(event)); + await storage.update(id, { n: 2 }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + const record = await storage.record(id); + record.n = 3; + await record.save(); + await storage.delete(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + events.map((event) => [ + event.op.type, + event.seq, + event.before, + event.after, + event.source === record ? 'record' : event.source, + ]), + [ + ['set', 2, { n: 1 }, { n: 2 }, null], + ['inc', 3, { n: 2 }, { n: 2, hits: 1 }, null], + ['add', 4, { n: 2, hits: 1 }, { n: 2, hits: 1, tags: ['x'] }, null], + ['set', 5, { n: 2, hits: 1, tags: ['x'] }, { n: 3, hits: 1, tags: ['x'] }, 'record'], + ['delete', 6, { n: 3, hits: 1, tags: ['x'] }, null, null], + ], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(events.at(-1).kinds, { n: 'register', hits: 'counter', tags: 'set' }); + assert.strictEqual(events[0].op.actor, 'ada'); + assert.strictEqual(events[0].seq, storage.log.entriesOf(id)[1].seq); + // Copies: a listener that edits them changes nothing. + events[0].after.n = 'edited'; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), null); + // After a delete nothing is left to tell; a write that resets a live + // record carries the kinds of what it reset. + await storage.set(id, { n: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(events.at(-1).kinds, { n: 'register' }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await storage.set(id, { n: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(events.at(-1).kinds, { n: 'register', hits: 'counter' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([events.at(-1).before, events.at(-1).after], [{ n: 1, hits: 1 }, { n: 2 }]); + // A no-op commit raises nothing; a peer's op raises nothing. + const count = events.length; + await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['nope']); + await storage.applyRemote([{ origin: 'peer', seq: 1, ts: Date.now() + 1, type: 'set', id, data: { peer: true } }]); + assert.strictEqual(events.length, count); + }); +}; + +module.exports = { runPatchTests }; From 01ad1530d431736afa46d2478bc5c024cd950091 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:24:15 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 17/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(undo):=20@alexify/syncom/undo=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20an=20undo=20stack=20over=20the=20commit=20event?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval, limit, scope, exclude, actor })` listens to the storage's `commit` events and keeps, per step and record, how the step found the record and how it left it; commits close together make one step, `mark()` closes one, a new write clears the redo stack, `limit` steps are kept. `undo()` and `redo()` apply a step's inverse through `applyPatches()` — new ops of this node's own that merge like any write and that a peer sees as such — and what those ops commit is the step of the other stack. Refuse-to-overwrite, Yjs's rule: a field anything but the step's own ops changed since is left alone (`skipped`), a whole-record step with such a change is skipped whole, `force` overrides; the manager's own ops and the ops of steps already taken back never count, and what commutes is no conflict (a peer's increment of a counter, add to or remove from a set). The inverse is exact first — a field the step created is gone again, through a reset — and loose beside a peer's change: a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree the step created is emptied instead (`diffViews(..., { exact: false })`), and a set element goes as this node's adds alone (a `remove` patch with `own: true`, `ownTags` in prepareOp), so a peer's concurrent add of it survives. The manager pins the log from its oldest step; a purge forgets its record; `close()` stops it. A text's marks are not undone. For the subpath to ship without the op model, `kindsOf` moved to ops.js and `deepEqual` to shape.js; patch.js now requires shape.js and myers.js only and offers `diffViews` over data and kinds. Packaged as the other subpaths (exports, files, the size entry at 5.5 KB alone, the package tests, the docs keywords); documented on the versions page and in the api reference; a bench of its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 12 ++ CLAUDE.md | 25 ++- THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 6 +- bench/report/model.mjs | 2 + bench/undo.js | 57 ++++++ docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 1 + docs/guide/versions.md | 51 +++++- docs/public/llms.txt | 2 +- docs/reference/api.md | 22 ++- index.d.ts | 2 +- package.json | 7 + scripts/size.js | 3 + src/commit.js | 19 +- src/ops.js | 35 ++-- src/patch.js | 106 +++++------ src/shape.js | 26 ++- src/storage.js | 11 +- src/undo.js | 285 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 1 + tests/package/consistency.test.js | 1 + tests/package/esm.test.js | 2 +- tests/storage.undo.browser.test.js | 22 +++ tests/storage.undo.test.js | 23 +++ tests/suites/patches.js | 7 + tests/suites/undo.js | 273 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/undo.test-d.ts | 17 ++ undo.d.ts | 53 ++++++ undo.js | 3 + 28 files changed, 983 insertions(+), 91 deletions(-) create mode 100644 bench/undo.js create mode 100644 src/undo.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.undo.browser.test.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.undo.test.js create mode 100644 tests/suites/undo.js create mode 100644 tests/undo.test-d.ts create mode 100644 undo.d.ts create mode 100644 undo.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 34e1d25..a662e00 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -103,6 +103,18 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. its seq, the source, the record before and after, the kinds — built only while something listens: what an undo stack keeps. A text's marks are not diffed. Browser budget 58 → 60.5 KB. +- **Undo and redo.** `@alexify/syncom/undo` — `createUndo(storage, { + mergeInterval, limit, scope, exclude, actor })` — is an undo stack over one + node's own writes, fed by the `commit` event: every commit adds the + patches that take it back, commits close together make one step, `mark()` + closes a step, a new write clears the redo stack. `undo()`/`redo()` apply + a step through `applyPatches()` — new ops that merge like any write — and + leave a field anyone else changed since alone (`skipped`), a whole-record + step with a conflict whole, unless `force`; an undone add revokes its own + tag alone. Events `push`, `pop`, `change`; `canUndo`, `canRedo`, `size`, + `clear()`, `stop()` (on `close()` too). The manager pins the log from its + oldest step. A subpath (5.1 KB alone, budget 5.5; its patch vocabulary, + Myers, Emitter and shape helpers are the core's and dedupe in a bundle). - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 9182aaf..4db135f 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ contracts.js / .d.ts the @alexify/syncom/contracts subpath (src/contract.js idb.js / idb.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/idb subpath (src/idb.js) — the IndexedDB backend, browser-only search.js / search.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/search subpath (src/search.js) — the trigram text index behind `$text`; the core knows only the TextIndex contract order.js / order.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/order subpath (src/order.js) — fractional indexes as strings, for ordering records +undo.js / undo.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/undo subpath (src/undo.js) — the undo stack over the commit event; requires patch.js, emitter.js only index.d.ts the Node type surface (hand-written) browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 3 async crypto fns THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md the MIT notices of the algorithms adapted (Fugue, Yjs, list-positions…) and the files that carry them @@ -39,7 +40,8 @@ src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core uses it for a tree's places src/history.js the past out of the log: a version (event id / stamp / vector) as a cut, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold src/tags.js Tags — named versions kept locally: tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record files in the newest tag -src/patch.js patches — the one vocabulary of diff()/applyPatches()/restore(): diffEntries by kind, realize() to an op +src/patch.js patches — the one vocabulary of diff()/applyPatches()/restore(): diffViews by kind, realize() to an op — requires shape.js, myers.js only +src/undo.js UndoManager — steps of inverse patches from `commit` events, refuse-to-overwrite, pins the log; the core does not use it src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -390,10 +392,29 @@ docs/ VitePress site runs them in ONE `#run` turn; `restore(id, at)` = `applyPatches(diff(id, undefined, at))` — never rewrite the log or the file. A `remove` patch with `removals` goes out as given (`prepareOp` takes `payload.removals` - over `observedTags`): an undo revokes its own add alone. The `commit` + over `observedTags`), one with `own: true` keeps this node's tags alone + (`ownTags`): an undo revokes this node's adds and leaves a peer's. The `commit` event (`announce` in src/commit.js) is LOCAL ops only, built only when `listenerCount('commit') > 0`, with `before`/`after` as copies and the kinds of both sides; a peer's op raises `change`, never `commit`. +- **Undo is a subpath over `commit`, never inside the engine.** `src/undo.js` + captures `commit` events (own `source` token → the opposite stack), keeps + per step and record the first `before`, the last `after` and the kinds, + and inverts at undo time with `diffViews(after, kinds-of-after, before, + kinds-of-before, { exact })` — exact first (a field the step created goes + through a reset), loose (`exact: false`: a counter, set, list, text or + tree emptied instead) when the reset would meet a peer's change — every + `remove` marked `own: true`; groups by `mergeInterval`/`mark()`, and + applies through `storage.applyPatches(id, kept, { source: token })`; + conflicts are the fields of `log.entriesOf(id)` after the step's + `lastSeq` not among its own seqs, the manager's own seqs or the seqs of + steps on the redo stack (`taken`) — a whole op → every field; per field + the op TYPES, since an `inc` or an `add`/`remove` by others commutes with + an inverse `inc` or own-`remove` (`conflicting`) — so it `log.pin`s from + its oldest step. `kindsOf` lives in ops.js (it needs the + predicates) and `deepEqual` in shape.js, so patch.js and the subpath ship + without the op model — keep it that way. The stack is memory only; a + `purge` forgets the record on every step. - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md index 1b2512d..ca763f0 100644 --- a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md +++ b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md @@ -44,7 +44,11 @@ Repository: https://github.com/yjs/yjs (commit 0e0dc34). Three ideas of `src/sequence.js` follow Yjs: deleted content collapsed to a length that keeps the place (`ContentDeleted`), consecutive inserts by one writer stored as one run (`Item.mergeWith`), and an op whose dependency has not arrived -kept until it does (`pendingStructs`). No code was copied. +kept until it does (`pendingStructs`). The undo manager of `src/undo.js` +follows the rules of Yjs's `UndoManager` (`src/utils/UndoManager.js`): +changes tracked by origin, merged into one step within a capture timeout, +an undo that refuses to overwrite what others changed since. No code was +copied. > The MIT License (MIT) > diff --git a/bench/report/model.mjs b/bench/report/model.mjs index 4848277..eaeac03 100644 --- a/bench/report/model.mjs +++ b/bench/report/model.mjs @@ -238,6 +238,7 @@ export const ENGINE_SUBJECTS = [ { id: 'search', title: 'Search' }, { id: 'apply', title: 'Apply' }, { id: 'sequence', title: 'Lists and text' }, + { id: 'undo', title: 'Undo' }, { id: 'sync', title: 'Sync' }, { id: 'log', title: 'Op log' }, { id: 'chain', title: 'Chain' }, @@ -252,6 +253,7 @@ const SUBJECT_NOTES = { apply: "A peer's page once it has arrived: admit, fold, append, write, announce. The applyRemote rows count ops.", sequence: 'The sequence engine behind list and text fields: a fold per op over Fugue runs, a reading, a join, a diff.', + undo: 'The @alexify/syncom/undo manager: what capturing a commit costs a write, what one step back and forward costs.', sync: 'Replication over the in-process link (JSON across the boundary, like a wrpc client).', log: 'OpLog, the persisted operation log every write and every replicated op goes through.', chain: 'The hash-linked chain a write appends a block to (open({ chain: false }) skips it).', diff --git a/bench/undo.js b/bench/undo.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f7244d8 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/undo.js @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +/** + * Undo — what capturing a commit costs a write (the inverse patches, as + * copies), and what an undo and a redo of one step cost: the patches + * realized as ops through the usual write path. The record carries a + * register, a counter, a set and a short text, so every kind of inverse is + * in the step. + * + * Run with `node bench/undo.js` or `pnpm bench undo`. + */ + +'use strict'; + +const fs = require('node:fs/promises'); +const os = require('node:os'); +const path = require('node:path'); +const { bench } = require('./support/harness.js'); +const { open } = require('../src/storage.js'); +const { createUndo } = require('../src/undo.js'); + +const main = async () => { + console.log(`Undo benchmark — Node ${process.version}\n`); + const root = await fs.mkdtemp(path.join(os.tmpdir(), 'syncom-bench-undo-')); + try { + const storage = await open({ path: root, lock: false }); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'a', n: 0 }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello world'); + let n = 0; + await bench('update — no undo manager', () => storage.update(id, { n: n++ }), { warmup: 20 }); + const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 0, limit: 1000 }); + await bench('update — captured by the undo manager', () => storage.update(id, { n: n++ }), { warmup: 20 }); + undo.clear(); + await bench( + 'undo + redo — one step of four kinds', + async () => { + await storage.update(id, { n: n++ }); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${n}`]); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 1, 'H'); + await undo.undo(); + await undo.redo(); + undo.clear(); + }, + { warmup: 10, measureMs: 500 }, + ); + undo.stop(); + await storage.close(); + } finally { + await fs.rm(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } +}; + +main().catch((error) => { + console.error(error); + process.exit(1); +}); diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts index 6fe0d7f..fa79fef 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts +++ b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts @@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ const keywords = [ 'collaborative-text', 'rich-text', 'fractional-index', + 'undo', 'schema', 'migrations', 'standard-schema', diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index f6d8672..65fd819 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -181,8 +181,9 @@ await storage.restore(id, { tag: 'v1' }); // one op — a write, since the c A patch is plain JSON in the terms of the write API, one per field by its kind: `put` (a register's new value — a `set`), `inc` (a counter's delta), `add` and `remove` (a set's elements — `remove` with `elements` takes the -adds this node observed, with `removals` exactly the tags named, the way an -undo revokes its own add and leaves a concurrent one), `splice` (a text's +adds this node observed, with `own: true` this node's adds alone, the way an +undo revokes its own add and leaves a peer's concurrent one, with `removals` +exactly the tags named), `splice` (a text's or a list's edits, by Myers), `treeMove` and `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`. No op removes one field, so a register that is gone, or a field that changed kind, makes the diff a `write` of the registers followed by @@ -206,6 +207,52 @@ every field's `kinds` (`register`, `counter`, `set`, `list`, `text`, `tree` the copies are made only while something listens. A peer's op raises `change`, not `commit`. +## Undo and redo + +`@alexify/syncom/undo` is an undo stack over one node's own writes, built +on the [commit event](#the-commit-event) and [patches](#diff-and-restore): + +```js +import { createUndo } from '@alexify/syncom/undo'; + +const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 500, limit: 100 }); +await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); +await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); // within 500 ms of the update: one step +await undo.undo(); // { applied: 2, skipped: 0 } — both taken back +await undo.redo(); // done again +undo.mark(); // the next write starts a new step +undo.canUndo; undo.canRedo; undo.size; // { undo, redo } +undo.stop(); // also on storage.close() +``` + +Every commit of the storage's own joins the current step — per record, +how the step found it and how it left it; the patches that take it back are +made when it is undone — commits within `mergeInterval` of the step's first +merge into it, `mark()` closes a step by hand, a new write clears the redo +stack, and `limit` steps are kept. An undo applies a step's patches through +`applyPatches()` — new ops, so it merges like any write and a peer sees it +as one — and what those ops commit is the redo step. The rule is Yjs's, +refuse to overwrite: a field anything but the step's own ops changed since +— a peer's write, a later step of this node's — is left alone and counted +in `skipped`, and a whole-record step (a `set()` that added a field, a +`delete()`) with such a conflict is skipped whole; `undo({ force: true })` +overrides. What commutes is no conflict: a peer's increment of the same +counter, or add to or remove from the same set, leaves the undo free; a +peer's edit of the same list or text does not (the undo's positions are +stale by then). A field the step created is gone again when nothing else +changed since — a whole-record write; with a peer's change beside it the +undo empties the field instead, so the peer's change stays. An undone +`add` removes this node's adds of the element alone, so a peer's concurrent +add of it survives; an undone `inc` is the increment back; a text comes +back as new characters. A text's marks are not undone. + +The stack is this process's: nothing of it is written, a peer's ops are +never undone from here, a `purge` forgets its record on every step, `scope` +keeps to the ops of one scope and `exclude(op)` leaves ops out. The +manager pins the log from the oldest step it holds (conflicts are read +from the log's entries), so a long stack holds segments past retention +until `clear()` or `stop()`. + ## Costs A version is a fold of the record's retained entries: as many `applyOp` diff --git a/docs/public/llms.txt b/docs/public/llms.txt index 40606c3..7a08806 100644 --- a/docs/public/llms.txt +++ b/docs/public/llms.txt @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ - [Schema and validation](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/schema): entity definitions, validators, versions and lenses, `migrate()`. - [Queries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query): Mango `select()`, the catalog, indexes, unique keys, `watch()`, full-text `$text`. - [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists): list and text fields that merge by position (Fugue), the movable list, rich text marks, cursors, `updateText()`, trees whose moves never form a cycle. -- [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions): `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` — by event id, stamp or version vector; what the log can vouch for after compaction. +- [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions): `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` — by event id, stamp or version vector; tags, diff and restore, the commit event, undo and redo (`@alexify/syncom/undo`); what the log can vouch for after compaction. - [Hooks and events](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/hooks): hooks inside writes, reads and peer batches; events. - [Backends](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/backends): the `fsi` contract, node:fs, OPFS, IndexedDB, memory, the lock. - [Scaling](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/scaling): hubs, scopes as buckets, limits, presence. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index af6c03c..99a1bd0 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | | `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)`, `list()` (every live id then), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | -| `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops; a patch of the wrong shape is a `TypeError` and nothing is written | +| `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops; a patch of the wrong shape is a `TypeError` and nothing is written | | `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied | | `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | @@ -445,6 +445,26 @@ fractional index (see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md); off the main entry, under 1 KB. | `compare(a, b)` | `-1 \| 0 \| 1` | What `a < b` says | | `isKey(key)` | `boolean` | A well-formed key | +## Undo (subpath) + +```js +import { createUndo } from '@alexify/syncom/undo'; +``` + +An undo stack over one node's own writes, fed by the storage's `commit` +event and applied through `applyPatches()` — see [Undo and +redo](../guide/versions#undo-and-redo). Off the main entry; its patch +vocabulary, Myers and Emitter are the core's. + +| Member | Notes | +| --- | --- | +| `createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval = 500, limit = 100, scope, exclude, actor }?)` | `UndoManager` — commits within `mergeInterval` ms make one step, `limit` steps are kept, `scope` keeps to one scope's ops, `exclude(op)` leaves ops out, `actor` is who the undo's ops say made them; stops itself on `close()` | +| `undo({ force }?)`, `redo({ force }?)` | `Promise<{ applied, skipped }>` — the newest step taken back (done again) as new ops; a field anyone else changed since is left alone and counted in `skipped`, a whole-record step with such a conflict is skipped whole, unless `force` | +| `canUndo`, `canRedo`, `size` | `boolean`, `boolean`, `{ undo, redo }` | +| `mark()` | Closes the current step: the next commit starts a new one | +| `clear()`, `stop()` | Drops the stacks; `stop()` also stops listening and lets the log compact | +| `on('push' \| 'pop' \| 'change', fn)` | `push` `({ direction: 'undo', records })` a step grew; `pop` `({ direction, applied, skipped })` a step was undone or redone | + ## Search (subpath) ```js diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 4562174..2ed4ed8 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -897,7 +897,7 @@ export type Patch = | { action: 'write'; data: Record } | { action: 'inc'; field: string; value: number } | { action: 'add'; field: string; elements: readonly unknown[] } - | { action: 'remove'; field: string; elements: readonly unknown[] } + | { action: 'remove'; field: string; elements: readonly unknown[]; own?: true } | { action: 'remove'; field: string; removals: readonly SetRemoval[] } | { action: 'splice'; field: string; index: number; count?: number; content?: string | readonly unknown[] } | { action: 'treeMove'; field: string; node: string; parent?: string | null; after?: string; before?: string } diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index e38d415..066ecfc 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -40,6 +40,10 @@ "types": "./order.d.ts", "default": "./order.js" }, + "./undo": { + "types": "./undo.d.ts", + "default": "./undo.js" + }, "./package.json": "./package.json" }, "directories": { @@ -98,6 +102,7 @@ "collaborative-text", "rich-text", "fractional-index", + "undo", "schema", "migrations", "standard-schema", @@ -160,6 +165,8 @@ "search.d.ts", "order.js", "order.d.ts", + "undo.js", + "undo.d.ts", "src/", "LICENSE", "THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md", diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 6914e6a..7e48881 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -126,6 +126,9 @@ const ENTRIES = [ { label: 'search — browser (@alexify/syncom/search)', entry: 'search.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 2 }, // Fractional indexes for ordering records: a helper off the main entry. { label: 'order — browser (@alexify/syncom/order)', entry: 'order.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 1.5 }, + // The undo manager with the patch vocabulary, Myers and the Emitter it + // stands on — measured alone; in an app bundle those are shared with the core. + { label: 'undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo)', entry: 'undo.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 5.5 }, ]; // A browser entry has to be self-contained: no node builtins, and no packages diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 6cbf0cb..540ffd9 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -9,11 +9,10 @@ // lensed readers — see Storage#open. const { encrypt, calculateHash } = require('./crypto.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet, isTree } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet, isTree, kindsOf } = require('./ops.js'); const S = require('./sequence.js'); const T = require('./tree.js'); const { between } = require('./order.js'); -const { kindsOf } = require('./patch.js'); const { opKey } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify } = require('./hooks.js'); const { ValidationError, project, unproject, foldSet } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -271,6 +270,15 @@ const resolveTree = (core, id, payload, current) => { return { node, parent, fi: between(lower, upper) }; }; +// Of a remove's observed tags, those of one origin; an element with none is left out. +const ownTags = (removals, origin) => { + const out = []; + for (const [element, tags] of removals) { + if (Object.hasOwn(tags, origin)) out.push([element, { [origin]: tags[origin] }]); + } + return out; +}; + // The op as this node mints it: stamped above everything the node already // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this @@ -290,7 +298,12 @@ const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { // A remove names the tags this node observed, read here, inside the // queue — read outside it, a concurrent apply could add between the two — // or exactly the tags a patch names (an undo revokes its own add alone). - if (type === 'remove') op.value = payload.removals ?? observedTags(current?.meta ?? null, payload.key, payload.value); + if (type === 'remove') { + op.value = payload.removals ?? observedTags(current?.meta ?? null, payload.key, payload.value); + // `own`: this node's adds alone — an undo revokes what this node added + // and leaves what a peer added meanwhile. + if (payload.own === true) op.value = ownTags(op.value, core.nodeId); + } if (type === 'splice') op.value = resolveSplice(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'assign') op.value = resolveAssign(core, id, payload, current); if (type === 'move') op.value = resolveMove(core, id, payload, current); diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index af401cd..650e53a 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -66,6 +66,7 @@ // data, agrees whatever the order of adds, removes and resets. const { compareClock, maxClock } = require('./vector.js'); +const { deepEqual } = require('./shape.js'); const S = require('./sequence.js'); const T = require('./tree.js'); @@ -196,18 +197,6 @@ const isSlot = (value) => // Structural equality over JSON-shaped values, key order ignored — what a // `merge` op needs to tell "already have this" from "news". -const deepEqual = (a, b) => { - if (a === b) return true; - if (typeof a !== 'object' || typeof b !== 'object' || a === null || b === null) return false; - if (Array.isArray(a) !== Array.isArray(b)) return false; - const keysA = Object.keys(a); - const keysB = Object.keys(b); - if (keysA.length !== keysB.length) return false; - for (const key of keysA) { - if (!Object.hasOwn(b, key) || !deepEqual(a[key], b[key])) return false; - } - return true; -}; // A peer-supplied meta, rebuilt into the shape the rest of this module // trusts: own keys only, stamps as `[ts, origin]`, counters as `[seq, sum, @@ -1047,6 +1036,26 @@ const unpackOps = (packed) => { return ops; }; +// What a field is in an entry, by its meta: register, counter, set, list, +// text, tree — or undefined. `kindsOf` names every field of the entry. +const kindOf = (entry, field) => { + const { meta } = entry; + if (isCounter(meta, field)) return 'counter'; + if (isSet(meta, field)) return 'set'; + if (isSeq(meta, field)) return seqKind(meta, field); + if (isTree(meta, field)) return 'tree'; + return own(entry.data, field) !== undefined || own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined ? 'register' : undefined; +}; + +const kindsOf = (entry) => { + const kinds = {}; + if (!entry) return kinds; + for (const field of new Set([...Object.keys(entry.data), ...Object.keys(entry.meta.clock)])) { + kinds[field] = kindOf(entry, field); + } + return kinds; +}; + module.exports = { createEntry, cloneEntry, @@ -1057,6 +1066,8 @@ module.exports = { isSet, isSeq, isTree, + kindOf, + kindsOf, observedTags, latestClock, deepEqual, diff --git a/src/patch.js b/src/patch.js index fe1efdb..792ca54 100644 --- a/src/patch.js +++ b/src/patch.js @@ -10,44 +10,26 @@ // { action: 'inc', field, value } a counter moved by `value` // { action: 'add', field, elements } set elements added // { action: 'remove', field, elements } set elements removed, as this node observed them -// { action: 'remove', field, removals } …or exactly these tags: `[[element, { origin: addTs }]]` (an undo) +// { action: 'remove', field, elements, own: true } …only this node's adds of them (an undo: a peer's stay) +// { action: 'remove', field, removals } …or exactly these tags: `[[element, { origin: addTs }]]` // { action: 'splice', field, index, count, content } a list's or a text's edit // { action: 'treeMove', field, node, parent, after? } a tree node placed // { action: 'treeRemove', field, node } // { action: 'delete' }, { action: 'purge' } // -// `diffEntries(from, to)` is the list that turns `from` into `to`: per field -// by kind — a register's new value, a counter's delta, a set's added and -// removed elements, a text's or a list's splices (Myers), a tree's moves -// and removals — and a reset when a register is gone or a field changed -// kind, since no op removes one field: a `write` of the registers, then the -// other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. Pure over -// entries in ops.js's shape. +// `diffViews(from, fromKinds, to, toKinds)` is the list that turns the +// record `from` (its data, and what kind each field is) into `to`: per +// field by kind — a register's new value, a counter's delta, a set's added +// and removed elements, a text's or a list's splices (Myers), a tree's +// moves and removals — and a reset when a register is gone or a field +// changed kind, since no op removes one field: a `write` of the registers, +// then the other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. +// Pure over plain data; the kinds come from ops.js (`kindsOf`), so this +// module and the undo subpath on it ship without the op model. -const { isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual } = require('./ops.js'); +const { deepEqual } = require('./shape.js'); const { diff: myers } = require('./myers.js'); -const own = (object, key) => (Object.hasOwn(object, key) ? object[key] : undefined); - -/** The kind of `field` in an entry, by its meta: register, counter, set, list, text, tree — or undefined. */ -const kindOf = (entry, field) => { - const { meta } = entry; - if (isCounter(meta, field)) return 'counter'; - if (isSet(meta, field)) return 'set'; - if (isSeq(meta, field)) return meta.seqs[field].k === 't' ? 'text' : 'list'; - if (isTree(meta, field)) return 'tree'; - return own(entry.data, field) !== undefined || own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined ? 'register' : undefined; -}; - -/** Every field of an entry and its kind. */ -const kindsOf = (entry) => { - const kinds = {}; - if (entry === null) return kinds; - const fields = new Set([...Object.keys(entry.data), ...Object.keys(entry.meta.clock)]); - for (const field of fields) kinds[field] = kindOf(entry, field); - return kinds; -}; - // A list's elements as one character each, so Myers runs over them as over // a text; past the private-use plane it is one replacing splice. const PRIVATE = 0xe000; @@ -132,62 +114,61 @@ const recreate = (field, kind, value) => { }; /** - * The patches that turn entry `from` into entry `to` (either null when the - * record was not there). `view(entry)` is the data to compare and carry — - * the lensed read, so a patch is in the terms the application writes today. + * The patches that turn the record `from` — its data (`null` when it was + * not there) and the kind of each of its fields — into `to`. `purged` says + * `to` is a purged record. `exact` (the default) makes `to` read exactly: + * a field `to` lacks is gone through a reset; without it a counter, a set, + * a list, a text or a tree `to` lacks is emptied instead — what an undo + * wants, since a reset would take a peer's concurrent change with it. */ -const diffEntries = (from, to, view = (entry) => entry.data) => { - const was = from !== null && isAlive(from) ? from : null; - const now = to !== null && isAlive(to) ? to : null; - if (now === null) { - if (to?.meta.purged) return was === null && to.meta.purged ? [{ action: 'purge' }] : [{ action: 'purge' }]; - return was === null ? [] : [{ action: 'delete' }]; +const diffViews = (from, fromKinds, to, toKinds, { purged = false, exact = true } = {}) => { + if (to === null) { + if (purged) return [{ action: 'purge' }]; + return from === null ? [] : [{ action: 'delete' }]; } - const data = view(now); - const kinds = kindsOf(now); const registers = {}; - for (const field of Object.keys(data)) if (kinds[field] === 'register') registers[field] = data[field]; + for (const field of Object.keys(to)) if (toKinds[field] === 'register') registers[field] = to[field]; // A reset: a register gone, or a field that is another kind now. No op // removes one field, so the registers are written whole and the rest made // again from nothing. - let reset = was === null; + let reset = from === null; if (!reset) { - const oldKinds = kindsOf(was); - for (const field of Object.keys(oldKinds)) { - if (oldKinds[field] !== kinds[field]) reset = true; + for (const field of Object.keys(fromKinds)) { + const was = fromKinds[field]; + const now = toKinds[field]; + if (now === undefined ? exact || was === 'register' : was !== now) reset = true; } } const patches = []; if (reset) { patches.push({ action: 'write', data: registers }); - for (const field of Object.keys(kinds)) { - if (kinds[field] !== 'register') patches.push(...recreate(field, kinds[field], data[field])); + for (const field of Object.keys(toKinds)) { + if (toKinds[field] !== 'register') patches.push(...recreate(field, toKinds[field], to[field])); } return patches; } - const old = view(was); - for (const field of Object.keys(kinds)) { - const kind = kinds[field]; - const value = data[field]; - const previous = old[field]; + for (const field of new Set([...Object.keys(toKinds), ...Object.keys(fromKinds)])) { + const kind = toKinds[field] ?? fromKinds[field]; + const value = to[field]; + const previous = from[field]; if (kind === 'register') { if (!deepEqual(previous, value)) patches.push({ action: 'put', field, value }); } else if (kind === 'counter') { - const delta = value - (previous ?? 0); + const delta = (value ?? 0) - (previous ?? 0); if (delta !== 0) patches.push({ action: 'inc', field, value: delta }); } else if (kind === 'set') { const before = asKeys(previous ?? []); - const after = asKeys(value); + const after = asKeys(value ?? []); const added = [...after].filter(([key]) => !before.has(key)).map(([, element]) => element); const removed = [...before].filter(([key]) => !after.has(key)).map(([, element]) => element); if (added.length > 0) patches.push({ action: 'add', field, elements: added }); if (removed.length > 0) patches.push({ action: 'remove', field, elements: removed }); } else if (kind === 'text') { - patches.push(...spliceText(field, previous ?? '', value)); + patches.push(...spliceText(field, previous ?? '', value ?? '')); } else if (kind === 'list') { - patches.push(...spliceList(field, previous ?? [], value)); + patches.push(...spliceList(field, previous ?? [], value ?? [])); } else if (kind === 'tree') { - patches.push(...treePatches(field, previous ?? [], value)); + patches.push(...treePatches(field, previous ?? [], value ?? [])); } } return patches; @@ -220,10 +201,13 @@ const realize = (patch) => { case 'add': if (!Array.isArray(patch.elements)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): add needs elements'); return ['add', { key: field, value: patch.elements }]; - case 'remove': + case 'remove': { if (Array.isArray(patch.removals)) return ['remove', { key: field, value: [], removals: patch.removals }]; if (!Array.isArray(patch.elements)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): remove needs elements or removals'); - return ['remove', { key: field, value: patch.elements }]; + const payload = { key: field, value: patch.elements }; + if (patch.own === true) payload.own = true; + return ['remove', payload]; + } case 'splice': { const { index, count = 0, content } = patch; if (!isIndex(index) || !isIndex(count)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): splice needs an index and a count'); @@ -248,4 +232,4 @@ const realize = (patch) => { } }; -module.exports = { kindOf, kindsOf, diffEntries, realize }; +module.exports = { diffViews, realize }; diff --git a/src/shape.js b/src/shape.js index e0709fc..94d980f 100644 --- a/src/shape.js +++ b/src/shape.js @@ -91,4 +91,28 @@ const wellFormed = (op) => (op.nonce === undefined || (typeof op.nonce === 'string' && NONCE.test(op.nonce))) && (op.type === 'advance' ? isPlainObject(op.vector) : isRecordId(op.id)); -module.exports = { isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, invalidId, isStreamName, isKeyId, VALIDATED, wellFormed }; +// Structural equality over JSON values — own keys, in any order. +const deepEqual = (a, b) => { + if (a === b) return true; + if (typeof a !== 'object' || typeof b !== 'object' || a === null || b === null) return false; + if (Array.isArray(a) !== Array.isArray(b)) return false; + const keysA = Object.keys(a); + const keysB = Object.keys(b); + if (keysA.length !== keysB.length) return false; + for (const key of keysA) { + if (!Object.hasOwn(b, key) || !deepEqual(a[key], b[key])) return false; + } + return true; +}; + +module.exports = { + isPlainObject, + asJson, + isRecordId, + invalidId, + isStreamName, + isKeyId, + VALIDATED, + wellFormed, + deepEqual, +}; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 025b524..a0e489b 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -18,14 +18,14 @@ const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual, kindsOf } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); const { Tags } = require('./tags.js'); -const { diffEntries, realize } = require('./patch.js'); +const { diffViews, realize } = require('./patch.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -1119,9 +1119,10 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); const [was, now] = await Promise.all([this.#entryOf(id, from), this.#entryOf(id, to)]); if (was?.encrypted || now?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here`); - const views = new Map(); - for (const entry of [was, now]) if (entry !== null) views.set(entry, await this.#view(id, entry)); - return asJson(diffEntries(was, now, (entry) => views.get(entry))); + const live = async (entry) => + entry !== null && isAlive(entry) ? [await this.#view(id, entry), kindsOf(entry)] : [null, {}]; + const [[before, beforeKinds], [after, afterKinds]] = await Promise.all([live(was), live(now)]); + return asJson(diffViews(before, beforeKinds, after, afterKinds, { purged: now?.meta.purged != null })); } /** diff --git a/src/undo.js b/src/undo.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fd71d8d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/undo.js @@ -0,0 +1,285 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Undo and redo for one node's own writes — the `@alexify/syncom/undo` +// subpath. The manager listens to the storage's `commit` events and keeps, +// per commit, the patches that lead back (src/patch.js: the record after +// turned into the record before, by kind); commits close together merge +// into one step, `mark()` closes a step by hand. An undo applies a step's +// patches through `applyPatches()` — new ops of this node's own, so the +// undo merges like any write and a peer sees it as one — and what those +// ops commit becomes the redo step. Refuse-to-overwrite, Yjs's rule: a +// field anything but the step's own ops changed since the step was made +// is left alone, and a whole-record step with such a conflict is skipped +// unless forced; the manager's own ops, and the ops of steps already +// taken back, never count. A set element an undo removes goes as this +// node's adds alone, so a peer's concurrent add of it survives. The stack +// is this process's: nothing of it is written, a peer's ops are never +// undone from here, and a purge forgets its record. + +const { diffViews } = require('./patch.js'); +const { Emitter } = require('./emitter.js'); + +const WHOLE = new Set(['write', 'delete', 'merge', 'purge']); +const GLOBAL = '*'; + +// The fields an op touched, or null for every field. +const touchedBy = (op) => { + if (WHOLE.has(op.type)) return null; + if (op.type === 'set') return Object.keys(op.data ?? {}); + return typeof op.key === 'string' ? [op.key] : []; +}; + +// The kinds of the fields a side of a commit has — a field only on one side +// is a reset for diffViews, since no op removes one field. +const kindsIn = (data, kinds) => { + const out = {}; + if (data !== null) for (const field of Object.keys(data)) out[field] = kinds[field]; + return out; +}; + +// Whether a patch runs into what others did to its field since: anything +// for a register, a list, a text or a tree (an index is stale once the +// field moved); for a counter only what is not an increment, for a set +// only what is not an add or a remove — those commute with the patch. +const conflicting = (patch, types) => { + if (types === undefined) return false; + if (patch.action === 'inc') return [...types].some((type) => type !== 'inc'); + if (patch.action === 'add' || (patch.action === 'remove' && patch.own === true)) { + return [...types].some((type) => type !== 'add' && type !== 'remove'); + } + return true; +}; + +// The patches that take a record of a step back: from how the step left it +// to how it found it. Exact, a field the step created is gone again (a +// reset, when no op removes it); loose, a counter, a set, a list, a text or +// a tree it created is emptied instead — what to fall back on when the +// reset would run into a peer's change. A set element goes as this node's +// adds alone (`own`), so a concurrent add of it elsewhere survives. +const invert = ({ before, after, kinds }, exact) => + diffViews(after, kindsIn(after, kinds), before, kindsIn(before, kinds), { exact }).map((patch) => + patch.action === 'remove' ? { ...patch, own: true } : patch, + ); + +const isWhole = (patches) => patches.some((patch) => patch.action === 'write' || patch.action === 'delete'); + +class UndoManager extends Emitter { + #storage; + #options; + #token = Symbol('undo'); + #undo = []; + #redo = []; + // The seqs of the manager's own ops: an undo's ops never stand in the way + // of an older step (undoing two steps in a row), only everyone else's do. + #own = new Set(); + #collecting = null; + #unpin; + #stopped = false; + #onCommit = (event) => this.#commit(event); + #onClose = () => this.stop(); + + constructor(storage, options) { + super(); + this.#storage = storage; + this.#options = options; + storage.on('commit', this.#onCommit); + storage.on('close', this.#onClose); + // What a step's conflicts are read from must stay in the log. + this.#unpin = storage.log.pin((entry) => entry.seq >= this.#oldest()); + } + + #oldest() { + let seq = Infinity; + for (const step of this.#undo) seq = Math.min(seq, step.lastSeq); + for (const step of this.#redo) seq = Math.min(seq, step.lastSeq); + return seq; + } + + get canUndo() { + return this.#undo.length > 0; + } + + get canRedo() { + return this.#redo.length > 0; + } + + /** How many steps each way. */ + get size() { + return { undo: this.#undo.length, redo: this.#redo.length }; + } + + #commit(event) { + if (this.#stopped) return; + const { op, seq } = event; + // The manager's own ops: what an undo or a redo commits is the step + // of the other stack. + if (event.source === this.#token) { + this.#own.add(seq); + if (this.#collecting !== null) this.#record(this.#collecting, event); + return; + } + const { scope, exclude } = this.#options; + if (op.type === 'purge') return this.#forget(op.id); + if (scope !== undefined && (op.scope ?? GLOBAL) !== scope) return; + if (exclude !== null && exclude(op)) return; + const top = this.#undo[this.#undo.length - 1]; + let step = top; + if (top === undefined || top.closed || op.ts - top.at > this.#options.mergeInterval) { + step = { at: op.ts, lastSeq: seq, seqs: new Set(), taken: new Set(), records: new Map(), closed: false }; + this.#undo.push(step); + while (this.#undo.length > this.#options.limit) this.#undo.shift(); + } + this.#record(step, event); + if (this.#redo.length > 0) this.#redo = []; + this.emit('push', { direction: 'undo', records: step.records.size }); + this.emit('change'); + } + + // One commit into a step: per record the step keeps how it found the + // record (the first commit's before), how it left it (the last commit's + // after) and the kinds of every field seen — the inverse is made of + // those when the step is taken back. + #record(step, event) { + const { op, seq, before, after, kinds } = event; + step.lastSeq = Math.max(step.lastSeq, seq); + step.seqs.add(seq); + const record = step.records.get(op.id); + if (record === undefined) step.records.set(op.id, { before, after, kinds: { ...kinds } }); + else { + record.after = after; + Object.assign(record.kinds, kinds); + } + } + + // A purged record is gone for good: nothing of it stays here. + #forget(id) { + for (const stack of [this.#undo, this.#redo]) { + for (const step of stack) step.records.delete(id); + const kept = stack.filter((step) => step.records.size > 0); + stack.length = 0; + stack.push(...kept); + } + this.emit('change'); + } + + // Per field of `id`, the types of the ops other than the step's own that + // touched it since the step was made — null when a whole-record op (a + // reset, a merge) landed. The manager's own ops do not count, nor do the + // ops of steps already taken back (they sit on the redo stack): undoing + // step after step is not a conflict with oneself. + #conflicts(step, id) { + const fields = new Map(); + const undone = new Set(); + for (const taken of this.#redo) for (const seq of taken.taken) undone.add(seq); + for (const entry of this.#storage.log.entriesOf(id)) { + const { seq, op } = entry; + if (seq <= step.lastSeq || step.seqs.has(seq) || this.#own.has(seq) || undone.has(seq) || entry.skipped) continue; + const touched = touchedBy(op); + if (touched === null) return null; + for (const field of touched) { + const types = fields.get(field); + if (types) types.add(op.type); + else fields.set(field, new Set([op.type])); + } + } + return fields; + } + + async #apply(from, to, direction, { force = false } = {}) { + const step = from.pop(); + if (step === undefined) return { applied: 0, skipped: 0 }; + const result = { applied: 0, skipped: 0 }; + // The step of the other stack: what this one's ops commit, and which + // seqs it took back (they no longer stand in an older step's way). + const collected = { at: 0, lastSeq: 0, seqs: new Set(), taken: step.seqs, records: new Map(), closed: true }; + this.#collecting = collected; + try { + for (const [id, record] of step.records) { + const conflicts = this.#conflicts(step, id); + let patches = invert(record, true); + let kept = patches; + if (!force) { + // A whole-record patch leads the others (they make the record + // again after the reset): with a change by others since, the + // loose inverse is tried — fields emptied, not reset — and a + // record that still needs the reset is left alone whole. + if (isWhole(patches) && conflicts !== null && conflicts.size > 0) patches = invert(record, false); + if (conflicts === null || (isWhole(patches) && conflicts.size > 0)) kept = []; + else kept = patches.filter((patch) => !conflicting(patch, conflicts.get(patch.field))); + } + result.skipped += patches.length - kept.length; + if (kept.length === 0) continue; + result.applied += await this.#storage.applyPatches(id, kept, { + source: this.#token, + actor: this.#options.actor, + }); + } + } catch (error) { + from.push(step); + throw error; + } finally { + this.#collecting = null; + } + if (collected.records.size > 0) { + collected.at = step.at; + to.push(collected); + } + this.emit('pop', { direction, ...result }); + this.emit('change'); + return result; + } + + /** Takes the newest step back; `{ applied, skipped }` ops. A field changed since by anyone else is left alone; `force` overrides. */ + undo(options) { + return this.#apply(this.#undo, this.#redo, 'undo', options); + } + + /** Does the last undone step again. */ + redo(options) { + return this.#apply(this.#redo, this.#undo, 'redo', options); + } + + /** Closes the current step: the next commit starts a new one. */ + mark() { + const top = this.#undo[this.#undo.length - 1]; + if (top !== undefined) top.closed = true; + } + + clear() { + this.#undo = []; + this.#redo = []; + this.#own.clear(); + this.emit('change'); + } + + /** Stops listening and lets the log compact; the stacks are dropped. */ + stop() { + if (this.#stopped) return; + this.#stopped = true; + this.#storage.off('commit', this.#onCommit); + this.#storage.off('close', this.#onClose); + this.#unpin(); + this.#undo = []; + this.#redo = []; + } +} + +/** + * An undo manager over `storage`'s own writes. `mergeInterval` (ms, 500 by + * default) merges commits close together into one step, `limit` (100) is + * how many steps are kept, `scope` keeps to ops of one scope, `exclude(op)` + * leaves ops out, `actor` is who the undo's ops say made them. + */ +const createUndo = (storage, options = {}) => { + const { mergeInterval = 500, limit = 100, scope, exclude = null, actor } = options; + if (!Number.isFinite(mergeInterval) || mergeInterval < 0) { + throw new TypeError('createUndo(): mergeInterval is ms ≥ 0'); + } + if (!Number.isInteger(limit) || limit < 1) throw new TypeError('createUndo(): limit is a positive integer'); + if (exclude !== null && typeof exclude !== 'function') throw new TypeError('createUndo(): exclude is a function'); + if (scope !== undefined && typeof scope !== 'string') throw new TypeError('createUndo(): scope is a string'); + if (!storage || typeof storage.on !== 'function' || !storage.log) throw new TypeError('createUndo() takes a storage'); + return new UndoManager(storage, { mergeInterval, limit, scope, exclude, actor }); +}; + +module.exports = { createUndo, UndoManager }; diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 391ab98..14e2320 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -679,6 +679,7 @@ expectType>(storage.diff('id', 'epoch.1', { vector: stor expectType>(storage.applyPatches('id', [{ action: 'put', field: 'n', value: 1 }], { source: 'undo' })); expectType>(storage.restore('id', { tag: 'v1' }, { actor: 'u2' })); expectAssignable({ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', removals: [['x', { a: 1 }]] }); +expectAssignable({ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['x'], own: true }); expectAssignable({ action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 0, count: 2, content: 'hi' }); expectAssignable({ action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'n', parent: null, after: 'm' }); expectError(storage.applyPatches('id', [{ action: 'nope' }])); diff --git a/tests/package/consistency.test.js b/tests/package/consistency.test.js index 01345b8..9c7f5c2 100644 --- a/tests/package/consistency.test.js +++ b/tests/package/consistency.test.js @@ -139,6 +139,7 @@ test('every runtime export is declared in the types', () => { check('idb.js', 'idb.d.ts'); check('search.js', 'search.d.ts'); check('order.js', 'order.d.ts'); + check('undo.js', 'undo.d.ts'); // browser.js is only loadable under OPFS/WebCrypto globals, so compare its // barrel's names against the node one instead of requiring it here. check('index.js', 'browser.d.ts'); diff --git a/tests/package/esm.test.js b/tests/package/esm.test.js index 4c5e0b2..02603a1 100644 --- a/tests/package/esm.test.js +++ b/tests/package/esm.test.js @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ const assert = require('node:assert'); const path = require('node:path'); const ROOT = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..'); -const ENTRIES = ['index.js', 'wrpc.js', 'search.js', 'order.js', 'contracts.js', 'idb.js']; +const ENTRIES = ['index.js', 'wrpc.js', 'search.js', 'order.js', 'undo.js', 'contracts.js', 'idb.js']; for (const entry of ENTRIES) { test(`ESM sees every export of ${entry}`, async () => { diff --git a/tests/storage.undo.browser.test.js b/tests/storage.undo.browser.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..180b84a --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.undo.browser.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { installBrowserGlobals, requireBrowserBarrel } = require('./utils/browser-env.js'); +const { runUndoTests } = require('./suites/undo.js'); + +test('Undo (browser halves)', async (t) => { + const env = installBrowserGlobals(); + t.after(() => env.uninstall()); + const browser = requireBrowserBarrel(); + + let n = 0; + const paths = new Map(); + await runUndoTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + if (!paths.has(key)) paths.set(key, `undo-${n++}-${name}`); + const storage = await browser.open({ path: paths.get(key), logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.undo.test.js b/tests/storage.undo.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8f9ade0 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.undo.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const syncom = require('..'); +const { createTemp, cleanupTemp } = require('./utils/temp.js'); +const { runUndoTests } = require('./suites/undo.js'); + +test('Undo (node)', async (t) => { + const dirs = new Map(); + await runUndoTests(t, assert, async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + let dir = dirs.get(key); + if (!dir) { + dir = await createTemp(); + dirs.set(key, dir); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + } + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/patches.js b/tests/suites/patches.js index e0728ce..cd9fa45 100644 --- a/tests/suites/patches.js +++ b/tests/suites/patches.js @@ -185,6 +185,13 @@ const runPatchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await settle([a, b]); assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).tags, ['x'], 'B’s add was not observed by the removal'); assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).tags, ['x']); + // `own`: this node's adds of the element alone — none here, so no op. + await a.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual(await a.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['x'], own: true }]), 1); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).tags, ['x'], 'B’s add stays'); + assert.strictEqual(await a.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['x'], own: true }]), 0); // An observed remove, by contrast, takes every add this node saw. await a.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', elements: ['x'] }]); await settle([a, b]); diff --git a/tests/suites/undo.js b/tests/suites/undo.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4738346 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/suites/undo.js @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Undo and redo over one node's own writes, against whichever half the +// caller builds: every kind of op taken back and done again, steps that +// merge and split, a redo stack cleared by a new edit, a peer's concurrent +// change left alone, the add that revokes only its own tag, the log held +// for the stack, a purge forgetting its record. + +const { createMesh, settle } = require('../utils/mesh.js'); +const { createUndo } = require('../../undo.js'); + +const tick = () => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 3)); + +const runUndoTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { + await t.test('every kind of op is taken back and done again', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([undo.canUndo, undo.canRedo, undo.size], [false, false, { undo: 0, redo: 0 }]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 0, skipped: 0 }); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'a', n: 1 }); + const steps = [await storage.get(id)]; + const step = async (write) => { + await write(); + steps.push(await storage.get(id)); + }; + await step(() => storage.update(id, { title: 'b' })); + await step(() => storage.inc(id, 'hits', 3)); + await step(() => storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x', 'y'])); + await step(() => storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['x'])); + await step(() => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello')); + await step(() => storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world')); + await step(() => storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2, 3])); + await step(() => storage.setAt(id, 'items', 0, 'one')); + await step(() => storage.move(id, 'items', 2, 0)); + await step(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r')); + await step(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'a', 'r')); + await step(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'b', 'r', { before: 'a' })); + await step(() => storage.treeRemove(id, 'outline', 'a')); + await step(() => storage.set(id, { title: 'reset' })); + await step(() => storage.delete(id)); + await step(() => storage.set(id, { back: true })); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, steps.length, 'one step per write (the insert too)'); + // All the way back, one step at a time; then all the way forward. + for (let i = steps.length - 1; i >= 1; i--) { + const result = await undo.undo(); + assert.ok(result.applied > 0, `step ${i}`); + assert.strictEqual(result.skipped, 0); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), steps[i - 1], `back to step ${i - 1}`); + } + assert.ok(undo.canUndo, 'the insert itself'); + await undo.undo(); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual([undo.canUndo, undo.canRedo], [false, true]); + for (let i = 0; i < steps.length; i++) { + await undo.redo(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), steps[i], `forward to step ${i}`); + } + assert.deepStrictEqual([undo.canUndo, undo.canRedo], [true, false]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.redo(), { applied: 0, skipped: 0 }); + // An undo is ops like any other: the history grows, nothing is rewritten. + const { versions } = await storage.history(id, { limit: Infinity }); + assert.ok(versions.length > 2 * steps.length); + undo.stop(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 0, redo: 0 }); + await storage.update(id, { after: 'stop' }); + assert.strictEqual(undo.canUndo, false, 'stopped: nothing captured'); + }); + + await t.test('steps merge within the interval, split at mark(); a new edit clears the redo stack', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 60_000 }); + const pushes = []; + const pops = []; + let changes = 0; + undo.on('push', (event) => pushes.push(event)); + undo.on('pop', (event) => pops.push(event)); + undo.on('change', () => changes++); + const a = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + const b = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + await storage.update(a, { n: 2 }); + await storage.inc(b, 'hits', 1); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, 1, 'four writes, one step'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(pushes.at(-1), { direction: 'undo', records: 2 }); + undo.mark(); + await storage.update(a, { n: 3 }); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, 2, 'a mark closes the step'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 1, skipped: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(a)).n, 2); + assert.deepStrictEqual(pops.at(-1), { direction: 'undo', applied: 1, skipped: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 1, redo: 1 }); + // The first step undoes both records at once — a and b never existed: + // one op per record, from how the step left it to how it found it. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 2, skipped: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([await storage.get(a), await storage.get(b)], [null, null]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 0, redo: 2 }); + await undo.redo(); + assert.deepStrictEqual([await storage.get(a), await storage.get(b)], [{ n: 2 }, { n: 1, hits: 1 }]); + // A new edit clears what could have been redone. + await storage.update(a, { n: 'new' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 2, redo: 0 }); + assert.ok(changes >= 6); + undo.clear(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 0, redo: 0 }); + // Options are checked. + assert.throws(() => createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: -1 }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => createUndo(storage, { limit: 0 }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => createUndo(storage, { exclude: 'x' }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => createUndo(storage, { scope: 5 }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => createUndo({}), TypeError); + undo.stop(); + undo.stop(); + }); + + await t.test('a field a peer changed since is left alone; a whole-record step needs force', async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const undo = createUndo(a, { mergeInterval: 0 }); + const id = await a.insert({ title: 'x', n: 1 }); + await settle([a, b]); + undo.clear(); + const link = mesh.links.get('mem://B'); + link.disconnect(); + await a.update(id, { title: 'A', n: 2 }); + await tick(); + await b.update(id, { title: 'B' }); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'B', n: 2 }, 'B wrote later'); + // Undo A's step: n goes back, title is B's now and stays. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 1, skipped: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'B', n: 1 }); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id), { title: 'B', n: 1 }); + // The redo step is what the undo did: n back to 2. + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.redo(), { applied: 1, skipped: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'B', n: 2 }); + await settle([a, b]); + // A set that only replaced fields comes back as puts — a peer's change + // to another field is no conflict. + link.disconnect(); + await a.set(id, { title: 'reset' }); + await tick(); + await b.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'reset', hits: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 2, skipped: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'B', n: 2, hits: 1 }, 'the fields back, the peer’s counter kept'); + await settle([a, b]); + // A set that added a field is undone only by a whole-record write: with + // a concurrent change the step is skipped whole, unless forced. + link.disconnect(); + await a.set(id, { title: 'reset', extra: 1 }); + await tick(); + await b.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'reset', extra: 1, hits: 1 }); + const before = undo.size.undo; + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await undo.undo(), + { applied: 0, skipped: 2 }, + 'the write and the counter it would make again', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'reset', extra: 1, hits: 1 }, 'left alone'); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, before - 1, 'the step is spent either way'); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.redo, 0, 'nothing was done, nothing to redo'); + await a.set(id, { title: 'again', extra: 2, fresh: true }); + await settle([a, b]); + link.disconnect(); + await b.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'again', extra: 2, fresh: true, hits: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await undo.undo({ force: true }), + { applied: 2, skipped: 0 }, + 'the write and the counter made again', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), { title: 'reset', extra: 1, hits: 1 }, 'B’s increment went with the reset'); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id), { title: 'reset', extra: 1, hits: 1 }); + undo.stop(); + }); + + await t.test('an undone add revokes its own tag alone; counters undo across nodes', async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const undo = createUndo(a, { mergeInterval: 0 }); + const id = await a.insert({ n: 1 }); + await settle([a, b]); + const link = mesh.links.get('mem://B'); + link.disconnect(); + await a.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await tick(); + await b.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 1, skipped: 0 }); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.get(id)).tags, ['x'], 'B’s add survives A’s undo'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await b.get(id)).tags, ['x']); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 5); + await settle([a, b]); + await undo.undo(); + await settle([a, b]); + // The step created the counter and nothing else changed since: it is + // gone again, on both nodes. + assert.deepStrictEqual([(await a.get(id)).hits, (await b.get(id)).hits], [undefined, undefined]); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 5); + await settle([a, b]); + link.disconnect(); + await b.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + await tick(); + await link.reconnect(); + await settle([a, b]); + await undo.undo(); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + [(await a.get(id)).hits, (await b.get(id)).hits], + [1, 1], + 'beside B’s increment: taken down, not away', + ); + undo.stop(); + }); + + await t.test('the stack holds the log; limit, exclude and scope bound what it keeps; a purge forgets', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 }, retention: { ops: 2 } } }); + const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 0, limit: 2, exclude: (op) => op.id === 'skip' }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0 }); + const first = storage.log.lastEventId; + for (let i = 1; i <= 6; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: i }); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, 2, 'limit'); + assert.ok(storage.log.floor <= storage.log.next - 2, 'the log is held from the oldest step'); + assert.ok(storage.log.since(first) === null, 'but not before it'); + await storage.set('skip', { secret: true }); + await storage.update('skip', { secret: false }); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, 2, 'excluded'); + // Undo of the two kept steps. + await undo.undo(); + await undo.undo(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { n: 4 }); + undo.clear(); + for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: 10 + i }); + assert.ok(storage.log.floor > 6, 'released: compaction goes on'); + // A purge forgets the record wherever it is on the stacks. + await storage.update(id, { n: 'last' }); + assert.strictEqual(undo.size.undo, 2, 'the limit holds'); + await storage.purge(id); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 0, redo: 0 }, 'every step was of that record'); + assert.strictEqual(undo.canUndo, false); + undo.stop(); + // A scoped manager: only the ops of its scope. + const scoped = await createStorage(t2, 'S', { sync: { scope: (id, data) => data.room ?? '*' } }); + const manager = createUndo(scoped, { mergeInterval: 0, scope: 'red' }); + await scoped.insert({ room: 'red', n: 1 }); + await scoped.insert({ room: 'blue', n: 1 }); + await scoped.insert({ n: 1 }); + assert.strictEqual(manager.size.undo, 1); + manager.stop(); + // close() stops the manager. + const closing = await createStorage(t2, 'C'); + const m = createUndo(closing); + await closing.insert({ x: 1 }); + assert.ok(m.canUndo); + await closing.close(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(m.size, { undo: 0, redo: 0 }); + }); +}; + +module.exports = { runUndoTests }; diff --git a/tests/undo.test-d.ts b/tests/undo.test-d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0af0cbc --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/undo.test-d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +import { expectError, expectType } from 'tsd'; +import type { Storage } from '../index.js'; +import { createUndo, UndoManager } from '../undo.js'; + +declare const storage: Storage; +const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 300, limit: 50, exclude: (op) => op.id === 'x', actor: 'ada' }); +expectType(undo); +expectType(undo.canUndo); +expectType<{ undo: number; redo: number }>(undo.size); +expectType>(undo.undo({ force: true })); +expectType>(undo.redo()); +expectType(undo.mark()); +undo.on('pop', ({ direction, applied }) => { + expectType<'undo' | 'redo'>(direction); + expectType(applied); +}); +expectError(createUndo(storage, { limit: 'many' })); diff --git a/undo.d.ts b/undo.d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..336aed7 --- /dev/null +++ b/undo.d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +// The `@alexify/syncom/undo` subpath: undo and redo for one node's own +// writes, fed by the storage's `commit` events, applied as new ops through +// `applyPatches()` so an undo merges like any write. Platform-neutral. + +import type { Storage, SyncOp } from './index.js'; + +export interface UndoOptions { + /** Commits within this many ms of a step's first merge into it; 500 by default. */ + mergeInterval?: number; + /** How many steps are kept; 100 by default. */ + limit?: number; + /** Keep to ops of this scope (`'*'` the global one). */ + scope?: string; + /** Ops to leave out of the stack. */ + exclude?: (op: SyncOp) => boolean; + /** Who the undo's ops say made them. */ + actor?: string; +} + +export interface UndoResult { + /** Ops the undo or redo made. */ + applied: number; + /** Patches left alone: a field someone else changed since, or a whole-record step with such a conflict. */ + skipped: number; +} + +export interface UndoManagerEvents { + push: (event: { direction: 'undo'; records: number }) => void; + pop: (event: { direction: 'undo' | 'redo'; applied: number; skipped: number }) => void; + change: () => void; +} + +export declare class UndoManager { + on(event: E, listener: UndoManagerEvents[E]): void; + once(event: E, listener: UndoManagerEvents[E]): void; + off(event: E, listener?: UndoManagerEvents[E]): void; + readonly canUndo: boolean; + readonly canRedo: boolean; + /** How many steps each way. */ + readonly size: { undo: number; redo: number }; + /** Takes the newest step back. A field anyone else changed since is left alone unless `force`. */ + undo(options?: { force?: boolean }): Promise; + /** Does the last undone step again. */ + redo(options?: { force?: boolean }): Promise; + /** Closes the current step: the next commit starts a new one. */ + mark(): void; + clear(): void; + /** Stops listening, drops the stacks and lets the log compact. */ + stop(): void; +} + +/** An undo manager over `storage`'s own writes; stops itself when the storage closes. */ +export function createUndo(storage: Storage, options?: UndoOptions): UndoManager; diff --git a/undo.js b/undo.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..baedf71 --- /dev/null +++ b/undo.js @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +'use strict'; + +module.exports = require('./src/undo.js'); From 9199c9f080c9743aa4f03add045d2054953c3150 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:27:28 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 18/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(branch):=20@alexify/syncom/branch=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20fork=20a=20storage,=20merge=20either=20way?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` opens a storage at a new directory through the parent's own constructor — a new identity, its own keys and log — and stands it at the parent's state, or at a tag of it: the snapshot pages joined, the vector adopted, then what landed while paging caught up as ops; `branch.json` names the parent and the position. Its `sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` (every op stays for the merge back) and `autoStart: false`. `merge(source, { into })` hands `into` what `source` has that it lacks — the ops after `into`'s vector, through `applyRemote` in pages, the way a peer's push lands, so concurrent edits of one record converge by the usual rules, a second merge has nothing to hand over, and a merge into a parent that dials peers reaches them as the branch's own ops. A source whose log no longer holds what the other needs is joined as state instead (`joined: true`). `branchInfo()` reads the directory's branch.json; `drop()` closes a branch and removes its files. src/outbound.js is the one selection: the ops a receiver lacks by its vector, origin and `from` of the receiver excluded, the first retained seq per own stream — `#pushFromLog` in the sync manager picks through it now, as `merge` does, and `unreachable()` is the UNDELIVERABLE rule. New code BRANCH_EXISTS. Tests on both halves: a fork at the present and at a tag, merges both ways and a second one empty, a mesh peer receiving a branch's edits, a parent compacted past the fork joined as state, signatures required and met, a random walk on both sides converging, drop(). Packaged as the other subpaths (3.1 KB alone, budget 3.5); documented on the versions page and in the api reference; a bench. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 10 ++ CLAUDE.md | 15 +++ bench/branch.js | 57 ++++++++ branch.d.ts | 41 ++++++ branch.js | 3 + docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 1 + docs/guide/versions.md | 42 ++++++ docs/public/llms.txt | 2 +- docs/reference/api.md | 18 +++ index.d.ts | 1 + package.json | 7 + scripts/size.js | 3 + src/branch.js | 164 +++++++++++++++++++++++ src/outbound.js | 43 ++++++ src/sync.js | 41 ++---- tests/branch.test-d.ts | 11 ++ tests/package/consistency.test.js | 1 + tests/package/esm.test.js | 2 +- tests/storage.branch.browser.test.js | 28 ++++ tests/storage.branch.test.js | 33 +++++ tests/suites/branch.js | 189 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 21 files changed, 682 insertions(+), 30 deletions(-) create mode 100644 bench/branch.js create mode 100644 branch.d.ts create mode 100644 branch.js create mode 100644 src/branch.js create mode 100644 src/outbound.js create mode 100644 tests/branch.test-d.ts create mode 100644 tests/storage.branch.browser.test.js create mode 100644 tests/storage.branch.test.js create mode 100644 tests/suites/branch.js diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index a662e00..2ae259b 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -115,6 +115,16 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. `clear()`, `stop()` (on `close()` too). The manager pins the log from its oldest step. A subpath (5.1 KB alone, budget 5.5; its patch vocabulary, Myers, Emitter and shape helpers are the core's and dedupe in a bundle). +- **Branches.** `@alexify/syncom/branch` — `branch(parent, { path, from?: + { tag }, ...options })` forks a storage into a new directory under a new + identity, standing at the parent's state or at a tag of it (its snapshot + pages joined, its vector adopted, `branch.json` written); `merge(source, + { into })` hands either side what the other lacks as ops through + `applyRemote` — `src/outbound.js`, the selection a push makes, now shared + with the sync manager — or, when the source compacted past it, as a join + of state (`joined: true`); `branchInfo()`, `drop()`. A branch is a storage + like any other; a merge into a parent that dials peers reaches them. New + code `BRANCH_EXISTS`. A subpath that bundles no engine. - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 4db135f..bcdcfcf 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ idb.js / idb.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/idb subpath (src/idb.js) — the I search.js / search.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/search subpath (src/search.js) — the trigram text index behind `$text`; the core knows only the TextIndex contract order.js / order.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/order subpath (src/order.js) — fractional indexes as strings, for ordering records undo.js / undo.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/undo subpath (src/undo.js) — the undo stack over the commit event; requires patch.js, emitter.js only +branch.js / branch.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/branch subpath (src/branch.js) — fork a storage, merge either way; never requires storage.js index.d.ts the Node type surface (hand-written) browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 3 async crypto fns THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md the MIT notices of the algorithms adapted (Fugue, Yjs, list-positions…) and the files that carry them @@ -42,6 +43,8 @@ src/history.js the past out of the log: a version (event id / stamp / src/tags.js Tags — named versions kept locally: tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record files in the newest tag src/patch.js patches — the one vocabulary of diff()/applyPatches()/restore(): diffViews by kind, realize() to an op — requires shape.js, myers.js only src/undo.js UndoManager — steps of inverse patches from `commit` events, refuse-to-overwrite, pins the log; the core does not use it +src/outbound.js outbound(log, { exclude, vector, scopes, own }) — the ops a receiver lacks, the first retained seq per own stream; a push and a merge both pick with it +src/branch.js branch/merge/branchInfo/drop — a fork opened through parent.constructor, merged as ops through applyRemote src/errors.js SyncomError (an operational failure, with a code) and typed() — no requires src/symbols.js COMMIT / REFRESH / SOURCE — the module-private seams between Storage and what it hands out — no requires src/options.js normalizeStorageOptions — open()'s plain options checked and defaulted (lock, cache, chain, skew…) @@ -415,6 +418,18 @@ docs/ VitePress site predicates) and `deepEqual` in shape.js, so patch.js and the subpath ship without the op model — keep it that way. The stack is memory only; a `purge` forgets the record on every step. +- **A branch is a storage; a merge is a push.** `src/branch.js` opens the + fork through `parent.constructor` (the subpath bundles no engine), never + copies the directory (a copied identity is `SELF`/`REWOUND`), gives it + `retention: { ops: 0 }` + `autoStart: false`, joins the parent's (or the + tag's) snapshot pages and adopts the vector, then `merge(parent, { into: + child })` for what landed while paging. `merge` = `outbound(source.log, { + exclude: into.nodeId, vector: into.vector, own: source.nodeId })` → + `into.applyRemote(page, { via: { url: null, node }, adoptFrom: source })` + — the one selection `#pushFromLog` uses too (`src/outbound.js`; change + one, change both) — and a state join + `adoptVector` when `unreachable` + says the source compacted past the receiver. No-echo is `exclude` on + `origin`/`from` plus `vectorHas`; never add a third filter. - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/bench/branch.js b/bench/branch.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..483fa1e --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/branch.js @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +/** + * Branches — what a fork costs (the parent's snapshot paged into a new + * storage, a new key pair with it) and what a merge back costs per op + * (the ops the other side lacks, through applyRemote in pages). + * + * Run with `node bench/branch.js` or `pnpm bench branch`. + */ + +'use strict'; + +const fs = require('node:fs/promises'); +const os = require('node:os'); +const path = require('node:path'); +const { bench } = require('./support/harness.js'); +const { open } = require('../src/storage.js'); +const { branch, merge, drop } = require('../src/branch.js'); + +const RECORDS = 200; + +const main = async () => { + console.log(`Branch benchmark — Node ${process.version}\n`); + const root = await fs.mkdtemp(path.join(os.tmpdir(), 'syncom-bench-branch-')); + try { + const parent = await open({ path: path.join(root, 'parent'), lock: false }); + for (let i = 0; i < RECORDS; i++) await parent.insert({ n: i, title: `record ${i}` }); + let forks = 0; + await bench( + `branch — fork at the present (${RECORDS} records)`, + async () => { + const child = await branch(parent, { path: path.join(root, `fork-${forks++}`), lock: false }); + await drop(child); + }, + { warmup: 2, measureMs: 1000 }, + ); + const child = await branch(parent, { path: path.join(root, 'child'), lock: false }); + const ids = await child.list(); + let n = 0; + await bench( + 'merge — 20 ops from the branch into the parent', + async () => { + for (let i = 0; i < 20; i++) await child.update(ids[i % ids.length], { n: n++ }); + await merge(child, { into: parent }); + }, + { warmup: 3, measureMs: 1000 }, + ); + await bench('merge — nothing to hand over', () => merge(child, { into: parent }), { warmup: 5 }); + await drop(child); + await parent.close(); + } finally { + await fs.rm(root, { recursive: true, force: true }); + } +}; + +main().catch((error) => { + console.error(error); + process.exit(1); +}); diff --git a/branch.d.ts b/branch.d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..93c4ab6 --- /dev/null +++ b/branch.d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +// The `@alexify/syncom/branch` subpath: a storage forked from another — a +// new identity standing at the parent's state or at a tag of it — merged +// back, or the parent into it, as ops. Platform-neutral; bundles no engine. + +import type { Storage, StorageOptions, VersionVector } from './index.js'; + +export interface BranchOptions extends Omit { + /** The branch's directory — a new one. */ + path: string; + /** Fork at a tag of the parent instead of its present. */ + from?: { tag: string } | null; +} + +export interface BranchInfo { + /** The parent's node id. */ + parent: string; + forkedAt: { eventId: string; vector: VersionVector; ts: number; tag: string | null }; + createdAt: number; +} + +export interface MergeResult { + /** Ops applied, and the pages they went in. */ + ops: number; + pages: number; + /** The source's log no longer held what the other needed: its state was joined instead, and its vector adopted. */ + joined: boolean; +} + +/** + * A storage forked from `parent` at `path`: a new identity standing at the + * parent's state (or at `from.tag`), opened with the options given (`sync` + * gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`). Rejects with + * `BRANCH_EXISTS` when `path` holds a branch already. + */ +export function branch(parent: Storage, options: BranchOptions): Promise; +/** Hands `into` everything `source` has that it lacks — ops through `applyRemote`, or a join of state when the source compacted past it. */ +export function merge(source: Storage, options: { into: Storage }): Promise; +/** What a storage opened on a branch's directory was forked from, or `null` for one that is no branch. */ +export function branchInfo(storage: Storage): Promise; +/** Closes a branch and removes its files (the empty directories stay). */ +export function drop(storage: Storage): Promise; diff --git a/branch.js b/branch.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8d5fd6 --- /dev/null +++ b/branch.js @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +'use strict'; + +module.exports = require('./src/branch.js'); diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts index fa79fef..4a1f881 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts +++ b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts @@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ const keywords = [ 'rich-text', 'fractional-index', 'undo', + 'branches', 'schema', 'migrations', 'standard-schema', diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 65fd819..79259c7 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -253,6 +253,48 @@ manager pins the log from the oldest step it holds (conflicts are read from the log's entries), so a long stack holds segments past retention until `clear()` or `stop()`. +## Branches + +`@alexify/syncom/branch` forks a storage into another directory — a new +identity, its own keys and log, standing at the parent's state or at a tag +of it — and merges the two as ops, either way: + +```js +import { branch, merge, branchInfo, drop } from '@alexify/syncom/branch'; + +const draft = await branch(storage, { path: './data-draft', schema }); // at the present +const fromV1 = await branch(storage, { path: './data-v1', from: { tag: 'v1' } }); +await draft.update(id, { title: 'Reworked' }); // a storage like any other +await merge(draft, { into: storage }); // { ops: 1, pages: 1, joined: false } +await merge(storage, { into: draft }); // the parent's news, the other way +await branchInfo(draft); // { parent, forkedAt: { eventId, vector, ts, tag }, createdAt } +await drop(draft); // closed, files removed +``` + +A branch is opened with the options you give it (the schema it should run +with, hooks, a logger); its `sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }`, so every +op stays for the merge back, and `autoStart: false`, so it dials nobody +until told. The fork pages the parent's [snapshot](./sync#bootstrap) (or +the tag's) into the branch and adopts the parent's vector, so the branch +knows what it already holds; `branch.json` in its directory names the +parent and the position. + +`merge(source, { into })` hands `into` what `source` has that it lacks — +the ops after `into`'s vector, through `applyRemote`, the way a peer's push +lands, so concurrent edits of one record converge by the usual rules and a +second merge has nothing to hand over. The ops keep their origin: a merge +into a parent that dials peers reaches them as the branch's own ops, and a +branch that merged from the parent holds the parent's ops under the +parent's name. A source whose log no longer holds what the other needs +(compaction) is joined as state instead — its snapshot pages, then its +vector — and the result says `joined: true`. A `signatures: 'require'` +parent takes a branch's ops: they are signed by the branch's own key. + +`drop(branch)` closes it and removes every file of the known layout, the +tags' included; the empty directories stay (no backend has rmdir). A +branch is a branch only here: nothing of it replicates as such, and a peer +sees merged ops like any other. + ## Costs A version is a fold of the record's retained entries: as many `applyOp` diff --git a/docs/public/llms.txt b/docs/public/llms.txt index 7a08806..e7d2a28 100644 --- a/docs/public/llms.txt +++ b/docs/public/llms.txt @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ - [Schema and validation](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/schema): entity definitions, validators, versions and lenses, `migrate()`. - [Queries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query): Mango `select()`, the catalog, indexes, unique keys, `watch()`, full-text `$text`. - [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists): list and text fields that merge by position (Fugue), the movable list, rich text marks, cursors, `updateText()`, trees whose moves never form a cycle. -- [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions): `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` — by event id, stamp or version vector; tags, diff and restore, the commit event, undo and redo (`@alexify/syncom/undo`); what the log can vouch for after compaction. +- [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions): `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` — by event id, stamp or version vector; tags, diff and restore, the commit event, undo and redo (`@alexify/syncom/undo`), branches (`@alexify/syncom/branch`); what the log can vouch for after compaction. - [Hooks and events](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/hooks): hooks inside writes, reads and peer batches; events. - [Backends](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/backends): the `fsi` contract, node:fs, OPFS, IndexedDB, memory, the lock. - [Scaling](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/scaling): hubs, scopes as buckets, limits, presence. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 99a1bd0..aace7f8 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -225,6 +225,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })` with an `at` of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached (a `TypeError`) | — | | `TAG_EXISTS` | `tag()` of a name in use | `tag` | | `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })` of a tag this node has not | `tag` | +| `BRANCH_EXISTS` | `branch()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) at a path that holds a `branch.json` already | `path` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json`, `tags.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | @@ -465,6 +466,23 @@ vocabulary, Myers and Emitter are the core's. | `clear()`, `stop()` | Drops the stacks; `stop()` also stops listening and lets the log compact | | `on('push' \| 'pop' \| 'change', fn)` | `push` `({ direction: 'undo', records })` a step grew; `pop` `({ direction, applied, skipped })` a step was undone or redone | +## Branch (subpath) + +```js +import { branch, merge, branchInfo, drop } from '@alexify/syncom/branch'; +``` + +A storage forked from another and merged back — see +[Branches](../guide/versions#branches). Off the main entry; opens the branch +through the parent's own constructor, so it bundles no engine. + +| Function | Returns | Notes | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` | `Promise` | A storage at `path` — a new identity — standing at the parent's state, or at the tag; opened with `options` (`sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`); writes `branch.json`; rejects with `BRANCH_EXISTS` | +| `merge(source, { into })` | `Promise<{ ops, pages, joined }>` | Hands `into` the ops it lacks through `applyRemote`, in pages; `joined: true` when the source's log no longer held them and its state was joined instead | +| `branchInfo(storage)` | `Promise` | `{ parent, forkedAt: { eventId, vector, ts, tag }, createdAt }` from the directory's `branch.json`, or `null` | +| `drop(storage)` | `Promise` | Closes the branch and removes its files (the directories stay) | + ## Search (subpath) ```js diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 2ed4ed8..4732242 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -301,6 +301,7 @@ export type SyncomErrorCode = | 'INVALID_VERSION' | 'TAG_EXISTS' | 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' + | 'BRANCH_EXISTS' | 'ENCRYPTED' | 'INTEGRITY' | 'CORRUPT' diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index 066ecfc..b837ee7 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -44,6 +44,10 @@ "types": "./undo.d.ts", "default": "./undo.js" }, + "./branch": { + "types": "./branch.d.ts", + "default": "./branch.js" + }, "./package.json": "./package.json" }, "directories": { @@ -103,6 +107,7 @@ "rich-text", "fractional-index", "undo", + "branches", "schema", "migrations", "standard-schema", @@ -167,6 +172,8 @@ "order.d.ts", "undo.js", "undo.d.ts", + "branch.js", + "branch.d.ts", "src/", "LICENSE", "THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md", diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 7e48881..41b1825 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -129,6 +129,9 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // The undo manager with the patch vocabulary, Myers and the Emitter it // stands on — measured alone; in an app bundle those are shared with the core. { label: 'undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo)', entry: 'undo.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 5.5 }, + // A fork opened through the parent's constructor, merged as ops: the + // selection a push makes, the shape helpers, the protocol constants. + { label: 'branch — browser (@alexify/syncom/branch)', entry: 'branch.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 3.5 }, ]; // A browser entry has to be self-contained: no node builtins, and no packages diff --git a/src/branch.js b/src/branch.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4d372b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/branch.js @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Branches — the `@alexify/syncom/branch` subpath. A branch is a storage +// forked from another: a new directory, a new identity (its own keys, its +// own log), standing at the parent's state or at a tag of it. It is a +// storage like any other — it dials, hosts, tags, has a history — and it +// is merged back, or the parent into it, as ops: what one log has that the +// other lacks, by the other's version vector, handed over through +// `applyRemote` the way a peer's push lands (src/outbound.js picks them, +// as a push does). A source that compacted past what the other holds is +// joined as state instead — its snapshot pages, then its vector adopted. +// Nothing here requires storage.js: a branch is opened through the +// parent's own constructor, so this subpath bundles no engine. + +const { outbound, unreachable } = require('./outbound.js'); +const { asJson } = require('./shape.js'); +const { DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE } = require('./protocol.js'); +const { SyncomError } = require('./errors.js'); + +const FILE = 'branch.json'; +const FORMAT = 1; + +const isStorage = (value) => + value !== null && + typeof value === 'object' && + typeof value.snapshot === 'function' && + typeof value.mergeSnapshot === 'function' && + typeof value.applyRemote === 'function' && + typeof value.nodeId === 'string' && + value.log !== undefined; + +// Every page of `pages(cursor)` joined into `into`, as the node `from`'s state. +const join = async (into, pages, from) => { + let cursor = null; + let count = 0; + do { + const page = await pages(cursor); + if (page.records.length > 0) await into.mergeSnapshot(asJson(page.records), { from }); + cursor = page.cursor; + count++; + } while (cursor !== null); + return count; +}; + +/** + * Hands `into` everything `source` has that it lacks. `{ ops, pages, + * joined }`: the ops applied and the pages they went in, or — when the + * source's log no longer holds what `into` would need — `joined: true` + * for a join of the source's state and vector. + */ +const merge = async (source, { into } = {}) => { + if (!isStorage(source) || !isStorage(into)) { + throw new TypeError('merge() takes two storages: merge(source, { into })'); + } + if (source === into) throw new TypeError('merge(): a storage does not merge into itself'); + const vector = into.vector; + const { ops, first } = outbound(source.log, { exclude: into.nodeId, vector, own: source.nodeId }); + const from = source.nodeId; + if (Object.keys(unreachable(first, vector)).length > 0) { + const pages = await join(into, (cursor) => source.snapshot({ cursor }), from); + await into.adoptVector(source.vector, { from }); + return { ops: 0, pages, joined: true }; + } + let applied = 0; + let pages = 0; + for (let index = 0; index < ops.length; index += DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE) { + const page = asJson(ops.slice(index, index + DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE)); + const result = await into.applyRemote(page, { via: { url: null, node: from }, adoptFrom: from }); + applied += result.applied; + pages++; + } + return { ops: applied, pages, joined: false }; +}; + +/** + * A storage forked from `parent` at `path` — a new identity standing at the + * parent's state, or at tag `from.tag` — opened with `options` (the + * schema, the hooks, the logger it should run with; `sync` is given + * `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`, so every op stays for + * the merge back and no node is dialed before the caller says so). Writes + * `branch.json` there; rejects with `BRANCH_EXISTS` when one is there + * already. + */ +const branch = async (parent, { path, from = null, ...options } = {}) => { + if (!isStorage(parent) || typeof parent.constructor !== 'function') throw new TypeError('branch() takes a storage'); + if (typeof path !== 'string' || path.length === 0) throw new TypeError('branch() takes a path for the branch'); + if (from !== null && (typeof from !== 'object' || typeof from.tag !== 'string')) { + throw new TypeError('branch(): from is { tag }'); + } + const fsi = options.fsi ?? parent.fsi; + if (await fsi.exists(path, FILE)) throw new SyncomError('BRANCH_EXISTS', `${path} holds a branch already`, { path }); + const sync = { ...options.sync, retention: { ...options.sync?.retention, ops: 0 }, autoStart: false }; + const Storage = parent.constructor; + const child = await new Storage({ ...options, fsi, path, sync }); + const origin = parent.nodeId; + let forkedAt; + try { + if (from !== null) { + const view = parent.at(from.tag); + await join(child, (cursor) => view.snapshot({ cursor }), origin); + await child.adoptVector(view.vector, { from: origin }); + forkedAt = { eventId: view.eventId, vector: view.vector, ts: view.ts, tag: from.tag }; + } else { + // The parent's position before paging; what lands while the pages go + // out is caught up as ops, so the branch stands at one cut. + const vector = parent.vector; + await join(child, (cursor) => parent.snapshot({ cursor }), origin); + await child.adoptVector(vector, { from: origin }); + await merge(parent, { into: child }); + forkedAt = { eventId: parent.log.lastEventId, vector: parent.vector, ts: parent.log.latestTs, tag: null }; + } + const info = { format: FORMAT, parent: origin, forkedAt, createdAt: Date.now() }; + await fsi.write(path, FILE, JSON.stringify(info)); + } catch (error) { + await child.close().catch(() => {}); + throw error; + } + return child; +}; + +/** `{ parent, forkedAt, createdAt }` of a storage opened on a branch's directory, or null for one that is no branch. */ +const branchInfo = async (storage) => { + if (!isStorage(storage) || typeof storage.path !== 'string') throw new TypeError('branchInfo() takes a storage'); + if (!(await storage.fsi.exists(storage.path, FILE))) return null; + let parsed = null; + try { + parsed = JSON.parse(await storage.fsi.read(storage.path, FILE)); + } catch (error) { + throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', `${FILE} is unreadable`, { cause: error }); + } + if (!parsed || parsed.format !== FORMAT || typeof parsed.parent !== 'string') { + throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', `${FILE} is not a branch file`); + } + const { parent, forkedAt, createdAt } = parsed; + return { parent, forkedAt, createdAt }; +}; + +// The directories a storage writes under its path; fsi lists files, not +// directories, so the tags' are named from the storage before it closes. +const DIRS = ['', 'keys', 'blockchain', 'index', 'data', 'log', 'log/open', 'remote']; + +/** + * Closes a branch and removes its files — every file of the known layout, + * the tags' included. The empty directories stay: no backend has rmdir. + */ +const drop = async (storage) => { + if (!isStorage(storage) || typeof storage.path !== 'string') throw new TypeError('drop() takes a storage'); + const { fsi, path } = storage; + const dirs = [...DIRS]; + for (const { name } of storage.tags()) dirs.push(`tags/${name}/data`, `tags/${name}/index`); + await storage.close(); + for (const dir of dirs) { + const full = dir === '' ? path : `${path}/${dir}`; + let names = []; + try { + names = await fsi.list(full); + } catch { + continue; + } + for (const name of names) await fsi.remove(full, name); + } +}; + +module.exports = { branch, merge, branchInfo, drop }; diff --git a/src/outbound.js b/src/outbound.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..30a16e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/outbound.js @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +'use strict'; + +// What one log has that another node lacks: the ops to hand over, by that +// node's version vector — the selection a push makes (src/sync.js) and a +// branch merge makes (src/branch.js), in one place. Ops of the receiver's +// own origin, and the merges made from its snapshot, are left out: it has +// those by definition. `first` is the first seq this log retains of each of +// the sender's own streams (the bootstrap stream apart — it holds holes by +// design): a receiver behind one of them cannot be caught up from here. + +const { opInScope } = require('./scope.js'); +const { vectorHas, opKey, isBootstrapOp } = require('./vector.js'); + +/** + * `{ ops, first }` from `log` for a receiver `exclude` (its node id) that + * holds `vector`, in `scopes` (null: every scope); `own` is the sender's + * node id. + */ +const outbound = (log, { exclude, vector, scopes = null, own }) => { + const entries = log.since(undefined) ?? log.since(log.formatId(log.floor - 1)) ?? []; + const ops = []; + const first = {}; + for (const { op } of entries) { + if (op.origin === exclude || op.from === exclude) continue; + if (!opInScope(op, scopes)) continue; + if (op.origin === own && !isBootstrapOp(op)) first[opKey(op)] ??= op.seq; + if (vectorHas(vector, op)) continue; + ops.push(op); + } + return { ops, first }; +}; + +/** The sender's own streams the receiver cannot be caught up on: what it holds stops short of the first op retained. */ +const unreachable = (first, vector) => { + const missing = {}; + for (const key of Object.keys(first)) { + const held = vector[key] ?? 0; + if (held + 1 < first[key]) missing[key] = { host: held, retained: first[key] }; + } + return missing; +}; + +module.exports = { outbound, unreachable }; diff --git a/src/sync.js b/src/sync.js index 448ce59..78e3bd2 100644 --- a/src/sync.js +++ b/src/sync.js @@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ const { Emitter } = require('./utils.js'); const { packOps, unpackOps } = require('./ops.js'); -const { vectorHas, vectorAdvance, vectorMax, keyScope, opKey, isBootstrapOp } = require('./vector.js'); +const { vectorHas, vectorAdvance, vectorMax, keyScope, opKey } = require('./vector.js'); +const { outbound, unreachable } = require('./outbound.js'); const { isSyncLink } = require('./link.js'); const { createTelemetry, traced } = require('./telemetry.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); @@ -569,29 +570,17 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { } // Everything in our log the host has not seen, by its vector — ops of its - // own origin excluded (it has those by definition). A host that is behind - // what we still retain cannot be caught up from here; it will bootstrap - // from a node that dials it, or we from it. + // own origin excluded (it has those by definition); src/outbound.js picks + // them, as a branch merge does. A host that is behind what we still + // retain cannot be caught up from here; it will bootstrap from a node + // that dials it, or we from it. async #pushFromLog(peer, reason) { - const { node } = peer; - const own = this.#storage.nodeId; - const entries = - this.#storage.log.since(undefined) ?? - this.#storage.log.since(this.#storage.log.formatId(this.#storage.log.floor - 1)) ?? - []; - const ops = []; - // The first seq this log retains of each of our own streams the host - // takes: a host behind it lacks ops only this node ever had. - const first = {}; - for (const { op } of entries) { - if (op.origin === peer.remote.id || op.from === peer.remote.id) continue; - if (!opInScope(op, node.scopes)) continue; - // (Not the bootstrap stream: it holds holes by design for a host - // whose snapshot some of it came from.) - if (op.origin === own && !isBootstrapOp(op)) first[opKey(op)] ??= op.seq; - if (vectorHas(peer.remote.vector, op)) continue; - ops.push(op); - } + const { ops, first } = outbound(this.#storage.log, { + exclude: peer.remote.id, + vector: peer.remote.vector, + scopes: peer.node.scopes, + own: this.#storage.nodeId, + }); const missing = this.#lost(peer, first); return this.#send( peer, @@ -604,11 +593,7 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { // holds stops short of the first op retained here. Reported once per // hello; their ops stay unsent — every one would be a gap at the host. #lost(peer, first) { - const missing = {}; - for (const key of Object.keys(first)) { - const host = peer.remote.vector[key] ?? 0; - if (host + 1 < first[key]) missing[key] = { host, retained: first[key] }; - } + const missing = unreachable(first, peer.remote.vector); if (Object.keys(missing).length > 0 && !peer.undeliverable) { peer.undeliverable = true; const message = `${peer.node.url} lacks ops of this node that its log no longer holds`; diff --git a/tests/branch.test-d.ts b/tests/branch.test-d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d1e687e --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/branch.test-d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +import { expectError, expectType } from 'tsd'; +import type { Storage } from '../index.js'; +import { branch, merge, branchInfo, drop, type BranchInfo, type MergeResult } from '../branch.js'; + +declare const parent: Storage; +expectType>(branch(parent, { path: '/tmp/b', from: { tag: 'v1' }, schema: { entities: {} } })); +expectType>(merge(parent, { into: parent })); +expectType>(branchInfo(parent)); +expectType>(drop(parent)); +expectError(branch(parent, {})); +expectError(merge(parent)); diff --git a/tests/package/consistency.test.js b/tests/package/consistency.test.js index 9c7f5c2..fbe5c48 100644 --- a/tests/package/consistency.test.js +++ b/tests/package/consistency.test.js @@ -140,6 +140,7 @@ test('every runtime export is declared in the types', () => { check('search.js', 'search.d.ts'); check('order.js', 'order.d.ts'); check('undo.js', 'undo.d.ts'); + check('branch.js', 'branch.d.ts'); // browser.js is only loadable under OPFS/WebCrypto globals, so compare its // barrel's names against the node one instead of requiring it here. check('index.js', 'browser.d.ts'); diff --git a/tests/package/esm.test.js b/tests/package/esm.test.js index 02603a1..128ba1a 100644 --- a/tests/package/esm.test.js +++ b/tests/package/esm.test.js @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ const assert = require('node:assert'); const path = require('node:path'); const ROOT = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..'); -const ENTRIES = ['index.js', 'wrpc.js', 'search.js', 'order.js', 'undo.js', 'contracts.js', 'idb.js']; +const ENTRIES = ['index.js', 'wrpc.js', 'search.js', 'order.js', 'undo.js', 'branch.js', 'contracts.js', 'idb.js']; for (const entry of ENTRIES) { test(`ESM sees every export of ${entry}`, async () => { diff --git a/tests/storage.branch.browser.test.js b/tests/storage.branch.browser.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4614922 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.branch.browser.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { installBrowserGlobals, requireBrowserBarrel } = require('./utils/browser-env.js'); +const { runBranchTests } = require('./suites/branch.js'); + +test('Branches (browser halves)', async (t) => { + const env = installBrowserGlobals(); + t.after(() => env.uninstall()); + const browser = requireBrowserBarrel(); + + let n = 0; + const paths = new Map(); + const createStorage = async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + if (!paths.has(key)) paths.set(key, `branch-${n++}-${name}`); + const storage = await browser.open({ path: paths.get(key), logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }; + const branchPath = (t2, name) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:branch:${name}`; + if (!paths.has(key)) paths.set(key, `branch-${n++}-${name}`); + return paths.get(key); + }; + await runBranchTests(t, assert, createStorage, branchPath); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.branch.test.js b/tests/storage.branch.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..008e598 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.branch.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +'use strict'; + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const path = require('node:path'); +const syncom = require('..'); +const { createTemp, cleanupTemp } = require('./utils/temp.js'); +const { runBranchTests } = require('./suites/branch.js'); + +test('Branches (node)', async (t) => { + const dirs = new Map(); + const createStorage = async (t2, name, options = {}) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:${name}`; + let dir = dirs.get(key); + if (!dir) { + dir = await createTemp(); + dirs.set(key, dir); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + } + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, ...options }); + t2.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return storage; + }; + const branchPath = (t2, name) => { + const key = `${t2.name}:branch:${name}`; + if (!dirs.has(key)) { + const dir = path.join(dirs.get(`${t2.name}:A`) ?? '/tmp', `branch-${name}-${Date.now()}`); + dirs.set(key, dir); + } + return dirs.get(key); + }; + await runBranchTests(t, assert, createStorage, branchPath); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/branch.js b/tests/suites/branch.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e65af7b --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/suites/branch.js @@ -0,0 +1,189 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Branches, against whichever half the caller builds: a fork stands at the +// parent (or at a tag of it) under a new identity, edits on either side +// merge both ways and reach the parent's peers, a compacted parent joins as +// state, signatures are required and met, a branch is dropped. + +const { createMesh, settle } = require('../utils/mesh.js'); +const { branch, merge, branchInfo, drop } = require('../../branch.js'); +const { prng } = require('../utils/mesh.js'); + +const dump = async (storage) => { + const out = {}; + for (const id of await storage.list()) out[id] = await storage.get(id); + return out; +}; + +const runBranchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage, branchPath) => { + await t.test('a fork stands at the parent under a new identity; merges go both ways', async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { schema: { entities: { Post: { index: ['n'] } } } }); + const post = await parent.Post.insert({ n: 1, title: 'a' }); + await parent.inc(post.id, 'hits', 2); + await parent.add(post.id, 'tags', ['x']); + await parent.splice(post.id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello'); + await parent.treeMove(post.id, 'outline', 'r'); + const other = await parent.insert({ plain: true }); + const gone = await parent.insert({ doomed: true }); + await parent.delete(gone); + const child = await branch(parent, { + path: branchPath(t2, 'child'), + schema: { entities: { Post: { index: ['n'] } } }, + }); + t2.after(() => child.close().catch(() => {})); + assert.notStrictEqual(child.nodeId, parent.nodeId, 'a new identity'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await dump(child), await dump(parent), 'the same records'); + assert.strictEqual(await child.get(gone), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await child.Post.select({ n: 1 }).fetch(), await parent.Post.select({ n: 1 }).fetch()); + const info = await branchInfo(child); + assert.strictEqual(info.parent, parent.nodeId); + assert.deepStrictEqual(info.forkedAt.vector, parent.vector); + assert.strictEqual(info.forkedAt.eventId, parent.log.lastEventId); + assert.strictEqual(info.forkedAt.tag, null); + assert.strictEqual(await branchInfo(parent), null); + await assert.rejects(() => branch(parent, { path: child.path }), { code: 'BRANCH_EXISTS', path: child.path }); + // Edits apart, merged both ways; a second merge has nothing to hand over. + await child.Post.update(post.id, { title: 'from the branch' }); + await child.inc(post.id, 'hits', 1); + await child.insert({ born: 'on the branch' }); + await parent.Post.update(post.id, { n: 2 }); + await parent.push(post.id, 'body', '!'); + await parent.delete(other); + const up = await merge(child, { into: parent }); + assert.ok(up.ops >= 3 && up.joined === false, JSON.stringify(up)); + const down = await merge(parent, { into: child }); + assert.ok(down.ops >= 3 && down.joined === false, JSON.stringify(down)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await dump(child), await dump(parent)); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await parent.get(post.id)).hits, 3); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await parent.get(post.id)).title, 'from the branch'); + assert.strictEqual(await child.get(other), null); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await merge(child, { into: parent }), { ops: 0, pages: 0, joined: false }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await merge(parent, { into: child }), { ops: 0, pages: 0, joined: false }); + // A branch has a history and tags of its own. + assert.ok((await child.history(post.id)).versions.length > 0); + await child.tag('on-branch'); + assert.strictEqual(child.at('on-branch').has(post.id), true); + await assert.rejects(() => merge(parent, { into: parent }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => merge(parent, {}), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => branch(parent, {}), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => branch(parent, { path: 'x', from: 'v1' }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => branch({}, { path: 'x' }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => branchInfo({}), TypeError); + }); + + await t.test( + 'a fork from a tag stands at the tag; the parent’s peers receive what the branch merges back', + async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const parent = mesh.get('A'); + const peer = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await parent.insert({ n: 1 }); + const tag = await parent.tag('v1'); + await parent.update(id, { n: 2 }); + const late = await parent.insert({ late: true }); + await settle([parent, peer]); + const child = await branch(parent, { path: branchPath(t2, 'tagged'), from: { tag: 'v1' } }); + t2.after(() => child.close().catch(() => {})); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await child.get(id), { n: 1 }, 'as at the tag'); + assert.strictEqual(await child.get(late), null); + const info = await branchInfo(child); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + [info.forkedAt.tag, info.forkedAt.eventId, info.forkedAt.vector], + ['v1', tag.eventId, tag.vector], + ); + // What the branch writes reaches the parent's peers through the parent. + await child.update(id, { fromBranch: true }); + await merge(child, { into: parent }); + await settle([parent, peer]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await peer.get(id), { n: 2, fromBranch: true }); + // And the parent's present reaches the branch. + await merge(parent, { into: child }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await child.get(late), { late: true }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await child.get(id), { n: 2, fromBranch: true }); + }, + ); + + await t.test( + 'a parent that compacted past the fork is joined as state; signatures are required and met', + async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { + sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 }, retention: { ops: 4 }, signatures: 'require' }, + }); + const id = await parent.insert({ n: 0 }); + const child = await branch(parent, { path: branchPath(t2, 'compacted'), sync: { signatures: 'require' } }); + t2.after(() => child.close().catch(() => {})); + for (let i = 1; i <= 8; i++) await parent.update(id, { n: i }); + assert.ok(parent.log.floor > 1, 'compacted'); + await child.update(id, { fromBranch: true }); + const result = await merge(parent, { into: child }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([result.joined, result.ops], [true, 0]); + assert.ok(result.pages >= 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await child.get(id), + { n: 8, fromBranch: true }, + 'the parent’s state joined, the branch’s edit kept', + ); + // Back up: the branch's own ops are signed by its own key, and taken. + const up = await merge(child, { into: parent }); + assert.ok(up.ops >= 1 && !up.joined); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await parent.get(id), { n: 8, fromBranch: true }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await merge(child, { into: parent }), { ops: 0, pages: 0, joined: false }); + }, + ); + + await t.test('edits on both sides, merged in random order, converge; drop() removes the branch', async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const ids = []; + for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) ids.push(await parent.insert({ n: i })); + const child = await branch(parent, { path: branchPath(t2, 'fuzz') }); + const random = prng(20261024); + for (let step = 0; step < 40; step++) { + const storage = random() < 0.5 ? parent : child; + const id = ids[Math.floor(random() * ids.length)]; + const roll = random(); + try { + if (roll < 0.3) await storage.update(id, { [`f${step % 3}`]: step }); + else if (roll < 0.5) await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + else if (roll < 0.65) await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); + else if (roll < 0.75) await storage.remove(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); + else if (roll < 0.9) await storage.push(id, 'body', storage === parent ? 'p' : 'c'); + else await storage.delete(id); + } catch (error) { + if (!/not found/.test(error.message)) throw error; + } + if (step % 10 === 9) { + if (random() < 0.5) await merge(child, { into: parent }); + else await merge(parent, { into: child }); + } + } + await merge(child, { into: parent }); + await merge(parent, { into: child }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await dump(child), await dump(parent)); + // The blocks agree, not only what they read as. + const metas = async (storage) => + (await storage.snapshot()).records.map((r) => [r.id, r.meta.seqs ?? {}, r.meta.counters]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await metas(child), await metas(parent)); + const path = child.path; + const { fsi } = child; + await child.tag('kept'); + await drop(child); + for (const dir of [ + '', + 'data', + 'log', + 'log/open', + 'index', + 'keys', + 'blockchain', + 'tags/kept/data', + 'tags/kept/index', + ]) { + const names = await fsi.list(dir === '' ? path : `${path}/${dir}`).catch(() => []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(names, [], dir || 'root'); + } + await assert.rejects(() => child.insert({ x: 1 }), { code: 'CLOSED' }); + await assert.rejects(() => drop({}), TypeError); + }); +}; + +module.exports = { runBranchTests }; From b0666819832d78e0b9f8ee77a006371cbb717da2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:33:38 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 19/53] docs(matrix): eight rows for what the engine does now; sizes remeasured MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The comparison grows from forty to forty-eight features: rich text (marks and blocks), overlapping marks of one kind, stable cursors, a move in lists without duplicates, trees that merge, an undo that converges, named versions and branches with merge-back — one cell per library, each decided from the published source as the method says (the Yjs, Automerge and Loro cells from their sources with file and line, the databases and services from the pages their text and history cells were decided from). The page's first bullet, the README's feature table (a Versions row) and its count, the llms index and the bundle-size claims on the index and why pages (about 60 KB now) follow; `pnpm bench:size` and `pnpm bench:report` remeasured the ten libraries' bundles and rewrote the size regions and chart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- README.md | 10 +- bench/results/size.json | 6 +- docs/comparison.json | 792 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 2 +- docs/guide/comparison.md | 8 + docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg | 10 +- 6 files changed, 815 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 0c6996d..d87a6d1 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -148,6 +148,7 @@ nodes converges. | **Full-text search** | `select({ $text: 'quick fox' })`: fuzzy, typo-tolerant, TF-IDF ranked trigram search over an entity's `search` fields, best first, narrowed by any equality — the index is `@alexify/syncom/search` (under 1 KB), injected at `open({ search })`. See [Full-text search](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query#full-text-search) | | **Backends** | node:fs, OPFS, IndexedDB (`@alexify/syncom/idb`) or memory — five functions injected at `open({ fsi })`; `durable: true` for fsync, one instance per directory. See [Backends](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/backends) | | **Replication** | Every write is an op in a persisted log; peers exchange ops over an injected link, resume from where they stopped, and bootstrap from a streamed snapshot when they cannot; scopes for partial replication | +| **Versions** | `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` by event id, stamp or vector; tags of the whole storage (`tag()`, `at(name)`); `diff()`, `restore()`, `applyPatches()`; an undo stack (`@alexify/syncom/undo`) and branches that merge back (`@alexify/syncom/branch`). See [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions) | | **Convergence** | Last-writer-wins registers, per-origin counters, observed-remove sets, lists and text that merge by position (Fugue — each writer's run whole), trees whose concurrent moves never form a cycle, tombstones with revival — any order, any number of times, same result. See [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists) | | **Transport** | `@alexify/syncom/wrpc` adapts a `WrpcClient` — over a WebSocket, or a WebRTC `PeerLink`'s `remote` from `@alexify/wrpc/webrtc`; `storage.sync.unit()` is the router unit a wrpc server, or a browser's `PeerHost`, mounts. Reconnects, resumable subscriptions, binary streams and rooms come from wrpc. See [WebRTC](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/webrtc) | | **Integrity** | Every write appends a hash-linked block (`chain: false` turns it off for a hub); reads re-verify the record against the block that committed it and throw on a mismatch; `repair(id)` rebuilds a record from the log | @@ -166,9 +167,10 @@ syncom sits where the CRDT libraries (Yjs, Automerge, Loro), the local-first dat (Jazz, RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof), the peer-to-peer and event-sourced stores (GUN, OrbitDB, Evolu, LiveStore) and the sync services (ElectricSQL, PowerSync, Zero, Triplit, InstantDB) meet. The [comparison](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison) puts all -nineteen in one table of forty features, each cell decided from the published source. In short: -syncom is a database that merges field by field — and whose list and text fields merge by -position, with marks and cursors, like a text CRDT's. It syncs with no service to run, its hosts +nineteen in one table of forty-eight features, each cell decided from the published source. In short: +syncom is a database that merges field by field — and whose list, text and tree fields merge by +position, with marks, cursors and moves, like a text CRDT's — with tags, history, undo and +branches on top. It syncs with no service to run, its hosts validate and scope what peers send, and its log is verifiable and purgeable. It has no editor bindings and no UI bindings yet, and it is a pre-release, not on npm yet. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared [feature by feature](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-rxdb) @@ -270,7 +272,7 @@ _Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 roun | TinyBase
tinybase@10.0.1 | MergeableStore + IndexedDB persister + custom synchronizer | 56.4 KB | 23.8 KB | | | Yjs
yjs@13.6.33, y-indexeddb@9.0.12, y-protocols@1.0.7 | yjs + y-indexeddb + y-protocols/sync | 80.2 KB | 24.5 KB | | | PouchDB
pouchdb-browser@9.0.0 | pouchdb-browser | 117.8 KB | 40.4 KB | pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it | -| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 124.1 KB | 42.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | +| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 179.6 KB | 60.8 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | | RxDB
rxdb@17.6.0, dexie@4.4.6, rxjs@7.8.2 | rxdb + Dexie storage + replication | 282.3 KB | 90.1 KB | | | Fireproof
@fireproof/core@0.24.19 | @fireproof/core | 784.2 KB | 204.0 KB | | | OrbitDB
@orbitdb/core@4.0.0, helia@6.1.4, libp2p@3.5.1, @libp2p/gossipsub@15.0.23, blockstore-idb@4.0.1 | @orbitdb/core + helia + libp2p, IndexedDB blockstore | 1185.6 KB | 353.7 KB | createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it | diff --git a/bench/results/size.json b/bench/results/size.json index cc350be..2b7f146 100644 --- a/bench/results/size.json +++ b/bench/results/size.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-23T19:12:12.497Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T11:31:50.316Z", "esbuild": "0.28.2", "libraries": [ { @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ "packages": [ "@alexify/syncom@0.0.1" ], - "min": 127030, - "gzip": 43609, + "min": 183902, + "gzip": 62239, "note": "storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry" }, { diff --git a/docs/comparison.json b/docs/comparison.json index 051f03e..b558de3 100644 --- a/docs/comparison.json +++ b/docs/comparison.json @@ -82,10 +82,34 @@ "id": "text", "title": "Collaborative text" }, + { + "id": "richText", + "title": "Rich text: marks and blocks" + }, + { + "id": "marksStack", + "title": "Overlapping marks of one kind (comments)" + }, + { + "id": "cursors", + "title": "Stable cursors" + }, { "id": "lists", "title": "Ordered lists that merge" }, + { + "id": "move", + "title": "Move in lists without duplicates" + }, + { + "id": "trees", + "title": "Trees that merge (move a node)" + }, + { + "id": "undo", + "title": "Undo that converges (local undo)" + }, { "id": "counters", "title": "Counters that converge" @@ -163,6 +187,14 @@ { "id": "history", "title": "History / time travel" + }, + { + "id": "tags", + "title": "Named versions (tags)" + }, + { + "id": "branches", + "title": "Branches and merge-back" } ] }, @@ -409,6 +441,46 @@ "mark": "❌", "text": "none", "source": "package.json" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mark()`/`unmark()`/`spans()` on text fields: anchors with expand rules, newest per name; blocks are records in a movable list", + "source": "src/sequence.js (markAnchors, applyMark, spans); docs/guide/lists.md#rich-text" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mark(…, { many: true })` stacks every mark of a name; removable by id (comments)", + "source": "src/sequence.js (MANY, OFF flags); docs/guide/lists.md#rich-text" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`cursor(id, key, index, { side })` / `index(id, key, cursor)` — an element and a side; survives edits", + "source": "src/sequence.js (cursorAt, indexOfCursor); docs/guide/lists.md#cursors" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`move(id, key, from, to)`: a position register per element; a concurrent move lands once", + "source": "src/sequence.js (applyMove, pos registers); src/commit.js (resolveMove); docs/guide/lists.md#moving-and-assigning" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`treeMove()`/`treeRemove()`: a tree field, moves folded in stamp order, a cycle never forms (Kleppmann 2021)", + "source": "src/tree.js; src/ops.js (applyTree); docs/guide/lists.md#trees" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`@alexify/syncom/undo`: steps over the `commit` event, applied as new ops; refuse-to-overwrite; a peer sees an undo as a write", + "source": "src/undo.js; docs/guide/versions.md#undo-and-redo" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`tag(name)` / `at(name)`: the whole storage as it was, copy-on-write; queries and a snapshot at the tag", + "source": "src/tags.js; docs/guide/versions.md#tags" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`@alexify/syncom/branch`: fork a storage (at the present or a tag) under a new identity, merge either way as ops", + "source": "src/branch.js; src/outbound.js; docs/guide/versions.md#branches" } } }, @@ -628,6 +700,46 @@ "mark": "⚠️", "text": "editor bindings official; React via `react-yjs` (third-party)", "source": "https://github.com/yjs/yjs README (Bindings: y-prosemirror, y-quill, y-codemirror, y-monaco; React: react-yjs, SyncedStore)" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.Text` formatting attributes, `Y.XmlFragment` for block trees", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YText.js:1198 (format), src/types/YXmlFragment.js:134" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one value per attribute name; overlapping comments need distinct names", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YText.js:1124-1198 (attributes are a map)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`RelativePosition` (item id + assoc)", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/RelativePosition.js:43,163" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "`Y.Array` has insert and delete only; a move is delete + insert (duplicates under concurrency)", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YArray.js:139,181 (no move method)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`Y.XmlFragment`/`Y.XmlElement` nest; a node is moved by delete + insert", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YXmlFragment.js:134, src/types/YXmlElement.js:30" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`UndoManager` (tracked origins, capture timeout)", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/UndoManager.js:160" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`Y.snapshot()` captures a state vector + delete set; unnamed, needs `gc: false`", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/Snapshot.js:28,125" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a second `Y.Doc` loaded from an update and merged back by update exchange; no fork/merge API", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/encoding.js (applyUpdate / encodeStateAsUpdate)" } } }, @@ -845,6 +957,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`@automerge/react`, Svelte store, Solid primitives", "source": "npm: @automerge/react, @automerge/automerge-repo-react-hooks, @automerge/automerge-repo-svelte-store, @automerge/automerge-repo-solid-primitives (all 2.6.0-alpha.3)" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mark`/`unmark`/`marks`, `splitBlock` (Peritext)", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:711,792-795" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one value per mark name; overlapping comments need distinct names", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:792 (mark(name, value) replaces by name)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`getCursor`/`getCursorPosition`", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:781,791" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "lists have `insertAt`/`deleteAt` only", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:55-62 (no move)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "nested maps and lists; no tree type with a move", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:55-62" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo manager in the package", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts (no undo export); https://automerge.org/docs/" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`getHeads()` names a version; unnamed, kept by the app", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:125,492 (view(doc, heads), getHeads)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`clone`, `merge`, `changeAt(heads)`", + "source": "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 dist/implementation.d.ts:264-300,429-439" } } }, @@ -1059,6 +1211,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`loro-mirror-react`; editor bindings", "source": "npm loro-mirror-react@2.3.3 (repo loro-dev/loro-mirror); https://loro.dev/llms.txt (loro-prosemirror, loro-codemirror)" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroText.mark`/`unmark` with expand behaviour, delta export", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:3395,3540,3629" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one value per key; overlapping comments need distinct keys", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:3540 (mark(range, key, value))" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`getCursor(pos, side)` / `doc.getCursorPos`", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:533,1814,2091" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroMovableList.move(from, to)`", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:3248,3305" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroTree`: move with a fractional index, no cycles", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:1542,3688" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`UndoManager` with remote-change transform", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:3964,4026,4036" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`frontiers()` name a version; unnamed, kept by the app", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:2839 (frontiers), 2816 (checkout)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`fork`, `forkAt(frontiers)`, `import` to merge", + "source": "loro-crdt@1.16.4 bundler/loro_wasm.d.ts:2617,2759" } } }, @@ -1272,6 +1464,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "React, RN/Expo, Solid, Vue, Svelte, Effect", "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/package.json exports ./react, ./react-native, ./expo, ./solid, ./vue, ./svelte, ./effect" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "strings are LWW; the recipe keeps Yjs update bytes in rows", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/recipes/data-patterns/collaborative-text-editing.mdx:9-30" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/recipes/data-patterns/collaborative-text-editing.mdx:9-30" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/recipes/data-patterns/collaborative-text-editing.mdx:9-30" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "rows ordered by a column (LWW); no sequence CRDT", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf packages/jazz-tools/src/dsl.ts:470-481" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "rows with a parent column; no tree merge", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf crates/jazz/SPEC/4_history_merging.md:17 (LWW per column)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs (no undo page); crates/jazz/SPEC/E_glossary.md" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "`$history` rows per record; no named version of the database", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/reading/history.mdx:6-20" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`branchBy` columns: the app owns branch names and merge; head-over-base views", + "source": "jazz@16cadcf docs/content/docs/concepts/branches.mdx:7-48" } } }, @@ -1494,6 +1726,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`rxdb/plugins/react`; Vue, Angular, Preact signals", "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 package.json:381-404 exports; src/plugins/react/hooks/" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src (no Yjs/Automerge or text CRDT)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src (no Yjs/Automerge or text CRDT)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src (no Yjs/Automerge or text CRDT)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "the `crdt` plugin replays `$push`; no move", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src/plugins/crdt/index.ts:133-168,243-280" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src (no Yjs/Automerge or text CRDT)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src/plugins (no undo, tag or branch plugin); https://rxdb.info/transactions-conflicts-revisions.html" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src/plugins (no undo, tag or branch plugin); https://rxdb.info/transactions-conflicts-revisions.html" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "rxdb@17.6.0 src/plugins (no undo, tag or branch plugin); https://rxdb.info/transactions-conflicts-revisions.html" } } }, @@ -1711,6 +1983,46 @@ "mark": "⚠️", "text": "third-party `use-pouchdb`", "source": "pnpm view use-pouchdb (2.0.3, github.com/Terreii)" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (revisions per document; no named versions)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html (revisions per document; no named versions)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "replicate to a second database and back; conflicts become revisions to resolve", + "source": "https://pouchdb.com/api.html#replication; https://pouchdb.com/guides/conflicts.html" } } }, @@ -1927,6 +2239,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`ui-react`, `ui-solid`, `ui-svelte`", "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 ui-react/, ui-solid/, ui-svelte/" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/store/index.d.ts:581 (cells are plain values)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/store/index.d.ts:581 (cells are plain values)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/store/index.d.ts:581 (cells are plain values)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/store/index.d.ts:581 (cells are plain values)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/store/index.d.ts:581 (cells are plain values)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`checkpoints`: undo/redo over the store, labels per checkpoint", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/checkpoints/index.d.ts:115-119" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "named checkpoints, in memory", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/checkpoints/index.d.ts:115-119 (addCheckpoint(label))" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "two `MergeableStore`s merge; no fork-from-point API", + "source": "tinybase@10.0.1 @types/mergeable-store/index.d.ts:264-267" } } }, @@ -2145,6 +2497,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`dexie-react-hooks`; `liveQuery` observables", "source": "pnpm view dexie-react-hooks (4.4.0); dexie@4.4.6 dist/dexie.d.ts:1214" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.Text` in `Y.Doc` properties (Yjs through y-dexie)", + "source": "dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 package.json dependencies (yjs, y-dexie); https://dexie.org/docs/Y.js/Y.js" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "Yjs attributes: one value per name", + "source": "dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 (yjs); yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YText.js:1124-1198" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Yjs `RelativePosition` on the `Y.Doc`", + "source": "dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 (yjs); yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/RelativePosition.js:43" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "`Y.Array` has no move; rows are LWW", + "source": "dexie@4.4.6 dist/dexie.mjs:1363-1390 (PropModification.execute); yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YArray.js:139,181" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`Y.XmlFragment` in a `Y.Doc` property; rows have no tree merge", + "source": "dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 (yjs); yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YXmlFragment.js:134" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "Yjs `UndoManager` on `Y.Doc` properties only; rows have no undo", + "source": "yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/UndoManager.js:160; dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 dist/modern/DexieCloudAPI.d.ts (no undo)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 dist/modern/DexieCloudAPI.d.ts:49+" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "dexie-cloud-addon@4.4.16 dist/modern/DexieCloudAPI.d.ts:49+" } } }, @@ -2360,6 +2752,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`use-fireproof` React hooks", "source": "pnpm view use-fireproof; @fireproof/use-fireproof@0.24.19 react/" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (no sequence or text type)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (changes(since); no snapshot, undo or fork API)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "clock heads (CIDs) name a state; unnamed", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts:438 (changes(since: ClockHead))" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "@fireproof/core-types-base@0.24.19 types.d.ts (changes(since); no snapshot, undo or fork API)" } } }, @@ -2578,6 +3010,46 @@ "mark": "❌", "text": "none official", "source": "https://gun.eco/docs; npm gun-react is third-party" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/, lib/ (no sequence CRDT)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/, lib/ (no sequence CRDT)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/, lib/ (no sequence CRDT)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/, lib/ (no sequence CRDT)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/, lib/ (no sequence CRDT)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/root.js:119-150 (older states dropped)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/root.js:119-150 (older states dropped)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "gun@0.2020.1241 src/root.js:119-150 (older states dropped)" } } }, @@ -2794,6 +3266,46 @@ "mark": "❌", "text": "none", "source": "https://github.com/orbitdb/orbitdb (no framework packages)" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/databases/index.js (documents, events, keyvalue only)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/databases/index.js (documents, events, keyvalue only)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/databases/index.js (documents, events, keyvalue only)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/databases/index.js (documents, events, keyvalue only)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/databases/index.js (documents, events, keyvalue only)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/oplog/log.js (append-only log; no checkout, undo or fork API)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a log entry hash names a position (`log.iterator({ lt })`); unnamed", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/oplog/log.js:414" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "@orbitdb/core@4.0.0 src/oplog/log.js (append-only log; no checkout, undo or fork API)" } } }, @@ -3013,6 +3525,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "`@evolu/react`, `@evolu/vue`, `@evolu/svelte`", "source": "npm @evolu/react 11.2.1, @evolu/vue 2.1.1, @evolu/svelte 3.0.4" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/ (column LWW only)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/ (column LWW only)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/ (column LWW only)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/ (column LWW only)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/ (column LWW only)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/Db.ts:748-775 (evolu_history is a table to read, not to restore from)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "`evolu_history` is a table to read, not a version to stand at", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/Db.ts:748-775" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "@evolu/common@8.23.2 src/local-first/Db.ts:748-775 (evolu_history is a table to read, not to restore from)" } } }, @@ -3228,6 +3780,46 @@ "text": "`@livestore/react`, `solid`, `svelte`", "source": "npm @livestore/react|solid|svelte 0.5.0; https://docs.livestore.dev/framework-integrations/vue-integration/", "detail": "Vue goes through the community `vue-livestore` package." + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/patterns/rich-text-editing/ (pair with Yjs, Automerge or Loro)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/patterns/rich-text-editing/ (pair with Yjs, Automerge or Loro)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/patterns/rich-text-editing/ (pair with Yjs, Automerge or Loro)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "fractional indexing pattern (Rocicorp package)", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/patterns/list-ordering/" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/patterns/rich-text-editing/ (pair with Yjs, Automerge or Loro)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/building-with-livestore/state/materializers/ (an eventlog; no undo, tag or branch API)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/building-with-livestore/state/materializers/ (an eventlog; no undo, tag or branch API)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "https://docs.livestore.dev/building-with-livestore/state/materializers/ (an eventlog; no undo, tag or branch API)" } } }, @@ -3455,6 +4047,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "React `useShape` (`@electric-sql/react`)", "source": "npm @electric-sql/react 1.0.57; website/docs/sync/integrations/react.md:60-200" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "Yjs through `@electric-sql/y-electric`", + "source": "packages/y-electric/README.md (Handling Writes); npm @electric-sql/y-electric 0.1.54 (deps yjs)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "Yjs attributes through y-electric: one value per name", + "source": "packages/y-electric/README.md; yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YText.js:1124-1198" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "Yjs `RelativePosition` through y-electric", + "source": "packages/y-electric/README.md; yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/RelativePosition.js:43" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "columns replaced whole; `Y.Array` has no move", + "source": "@electric-sql/client src/types.ts:5-14; yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YArray.js:139,181" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`Y.XmlFragment` through y-electric only", + "source": "packages/y-electric/README.md; yjs@13.6.33 src/types/YXmlFragment.js:134" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "Yjs `UndoManager` on a y-electric doc only", + "source": "packages/y-electric/README.md; yjs@13.6.33 src/utils/UndoManager.js:160" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions; shapes of the present", + "source": "website/docs/sync/guides/writes.md (no write-path sync); @electric-sql/client@1.5.28 src/client.ts (shapes of the present)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "website/docs/sync/guides/writes.md (no write-path sync); @electric-sql/client@1.5.28 src/client.ts (shapes of the present)" } } }, @@ -3687,6 +4319,46 @@ "text": "`@powersync/react`, `@powersync/vue`, TanStack", "source": "x-powersync-react-2.1.0/package/src/index.ts (useQuery, useSuspenseQuery, useSyncStream, useStatus); npm @powersync/vue 0.7.0, @powersync/tanstack-react-query 0.3.6; x-tanstack-powersync-db-collection-0.2.12/package/package.json", "detail": "TanStack integrations are `@powersync/tanstack-react-query` and `@tanstack/powersync-db-collection` (MIT, published from the TanStack repo)." + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/handling-writes/handling-update-conflicts.md (no built-in CRDT)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/handling-writes/handling-update-conflicts.md (no built-in CRDT)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/handling-writes/handling-update-conflicts.md (no built-in CRDT)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/handling-writes/handling-update-conflicts.md (no built-in CRDT)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/handling-writes/handling-update-conflicts.md (no built-in CRDT)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/architecture/consistency.md (client state matches a checkpoint; no history API)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/architecture/consistency.md (client state matches a checkpoint; no history API)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "https://docs.powersync.com/architecture/consistency.md (client state matches a checkpoint; no history API)" } } }, @@ -3921,6 +4593,46 @@ "text": "`@rocicorp/zero/react`, `/solid`; Vue/Svelte community", "source": "package.json exports ./react, ./solid; out/zero-react/src/mod.d.ts; out/zero-solid/src/mod.d.ts; https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/community (community.mdx:12-13)", "detail": "zero-vue and zero-svelte are third-party packages listed on the Community page." + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/schema column types (schema.mdx:129); no text/sequence type" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/schema column types (schema.mdx:129); no text/sequence type" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/schema column types (schema.mdx:129); no text/sequence type" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/schema column types (schema.mdx:129); no text/sequence type" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/schema column types (schema.mdx:129); no text/sequence type" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "docs index https://zero.rocicorp.dev/llms.txt (no history, undo or branch page)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "docs index https://zero.rocicorp.dev/llms.txt (no history, undo or branch page)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "docs index https://zero.rocicorp.dev/llms.txt (no history, undo or branch page)" } } }, @@ -4150,6 +4862,46 @@ "text": "`@triplit/react`, react-native, svelte, vue, angular, solid", "source": "npm view @triplit/react 1.0.51, react-native 1.0.53, svelte 1.0.50, vue 1.0.50, angular 1.0.50, solid 1.0.34, tanstack 3.0.51; docs frameworks/*.mdx", "detail": "Also `@triplit/tanstack` (TanStack Router). All were last published 2025-07-31." + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://github.com/aspen-cloud/triplit/blob/main/packages/docs/src/pages/schemas/types.mdx (String, Number, Boolean, Date, Set, Record, Json only)" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://github.com/aspen-cloud/triplit/blob/main/packages/docs/src/pages/schemas/types.mdx (String, Number, Boolean, Date, Set, Record, Json only)" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://github.com/aspen-cloud/triplit/blob/main/packages/docs/src/pages/schemas/types.mdx (String, Number, Boolean, Date, Set, Record, Json only)" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "https://github.com/aspen-cloud/triplit/blob/main/packages/docs/src/pages/schemas/types.mdx (String, Number, Boolean, Date, Set, Record, Json only)" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "https://github.com/aspen-cloud/triplit/blob/main/packages/docs/src/pages/schemas/types.mdx (String, Number, Boolean, Date, Set, Record, Json only)" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "@triplit/db@1.1.10 src/entity-data-store.ts (latest state only)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "@triplit/db@1.1.10 src/entity-data-store.ts (latest state only)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "@triplit/db@1.1.10 src/entity-data-store.ts (latest state only)" } } }, @@ -4373,6 +5125,46 @@ "mark": "✅", "text": "React, React Native, Svelte, Vue, SolidJS packages", "source": "npm @instantdb/react, react-native, svelte, vue, solidjs 1.0.67 (repository client/packages/*); https://instantdb.com/docs/start-vue.md , start-svelte.md , start-solidjs.md" + }, + "richText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaml.md (actions: create/update/merge/delete/link/unlink); core src/instatx.ts:12-19" + }, + "marksStack": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaml.md (actions: create/update/merge/delete/link/unlink); core src/instatx.ts:12-19" + }, + "cursors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no text CRDT", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaml.md (actions: create/update/merge/delete/link/unlink); core src/instatx.ts:12-19" + }, + "move": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no sequence CRDT", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaml.md (actions: create/update/merge/delete/link/unlink); core src/instatx.ts:12-19" + }, + "trees": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree CRDT", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaml.md (actions: create/update/merge/delete/link/unlink); core src/instatx.ts:12-19" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo API", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaql.md (no as-of/version query); https://instantdb.com/docs (no undo or branch page)" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaql.md (no as-of/version query); https://instantdb.com/docs (no undo or branch page)" + }, + "branches": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fork/merge API", + "source": "https://instantdb.com/docs/instaql.md (no as-of/version query); https://instantdb.com/docs (no undo or branch page)" } } } diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index b409d25..1dc8ffb 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ loads is counted with the JavaScript, gzipped too. | TinyBase
tinybase@10.0.1 | MergeableStore + IndexedDB persister + custom synchronizer | 56.4 KB | 23.8 KB | | | Yjs
yjs@13.6.33, y-indexeddb@9.0.12, y-protocols@1.0.7 | yjs + y-indexeddb + y-protocols/sync | 80.2 KB | 24.5 KB | | | PouchDB
pouchdb-browser@9.0.0 | pouchdb-browser | 117.8 KB | 40.4 KB | pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it | -| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 124.1 KB | 42.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | +| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 179.6 KB | 60.8 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | | RxDB
rxdb@17.6.0, dexie@4.4.6, rxjs@7.8.2 | rxdb + Dexie storage + replication | 282.3 KB | 90.1 KB | | | Fireproof
@fireproof/core@0.24.19 | @fireproof/core | 784.2 KB | 204.0 KB | | | OrbitDB
@orbitdb/core@4.0.0, helia@6.1.4, libp2p@3.5.1, @libp2p/gossipsub@15.0.23, blockstore-idb@4.0.1 | @orbitdb/core + helia + libp2p, IndexedDB blockstore | 1185.6 KB | 353.7 KB | createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it | diff --git a/docs/guide/comparison.md b/docs/guide/comparison.md index ac05e60..d2f0aa5 100644 --- a/docs/guide/comparison.md +++ b/docs/guide/comparison.md @@ -129,7 +129,13 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in Unique constraints✅ unique keys; a peer's clash is a conflict event❌ none❌ none❌ none⚠️ no constraint; a serializable transaction checks its read set at commit❌ primary key only❌ _id only❌ row id only⚠️ & index per device; sync not documented❌ _id only❌ none❌ only the indexBy key❌ rejected by design⚠️ isUnique index, per client only30⚠️ Postgres UNIQUE, when your API writes⚠️ source DB on upload; raw tables locally⚠️ Postgres enforces; .unique() only declares❌ only the id key✅ .unique(), enforced by the server Live queries / change events✅ watch(), change events✅ observe/observeDeep, doc update events✅ DocHandle change events with patches✅ subscribe, subscribeJsonpath✅ db.subscribe on any query, maintained incrementally✅ $ observables (event-reduce)⚠️ changes({ live: true }) feed✅ listeners at every level; UI hooks✅ liveQuery()✅ subscribe(), useLiveQuery✅ .on() on any node or path✅ events.on('update'); no live queries✅ subscribeQuery, useQuery✅ queryDb, signals, computed✅ ShapeStream, Shape.subscribe, useShape✅ query().watch(), differentialWatch(), onChange✅ useQuery, materialize(); incremental view maintenance✅ client.subscribe, useQuery; incremental view maintenance✅ every query is live: useQuery, subscribeQuery Collaborative text✅ text fields: splice()/updateText() merge by position (Fugue); marks with expand rules, stacking comments, cursors31✅ Y.Text (rich), Y.XmlFragment; editor bindings✅ text with marks and blocks (Peritext)✅ LoroText rich text; ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings❌ strings are LWW; the recipe stores Yjs update bytes in rows❌ none❌ none❌ none✅ Y.Doc props via y-dexie (Yjs)❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ none❌ pair with Yjs / Automerge / Loro⚠️ Yjs via @electric-sql/y-electric provider❌ none built in; Yjs-as-rows demo❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT; S.String is a register❌ none; strings are last-write values +Rich text: marks and blocks✅ mark()/unmark()/spans() on text fields: anchors with expand rules, newest per name; blocks are records in a movable list✅ Y.Text formatting attributes, Y.XmlFragment for block trees✅ mark/unmark/marks, splitBlock (Peritext)✅ LoroText.mark/unmark with expand behaviour, delta export❌ strings are LWW; the recipe keeps Yjs update bytes in rows❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT✅ Y.Text in Y.Doc properties (Yjs through y-dexie)❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT⚠️ Yjs through @electric-sql/y-electric❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT +Overlapping marks of one kind (comments)✅ mark(…, { many: true }) stacks every mark of a name; removable by id (comments)⚠️ one value per attribute name; overlapping comments need distinct names⚠️ one value per mark name; overlapping comments need distinct names⚠️ one value per key; overlapping comments need distinct keys❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT⚠️ Yjs attributes: one value per name❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT⚠️ Yjs attributes through y-electric: one value per name❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT +Stable cursors✅ cursor(id, key, index, { side }) / index(id, key, cursor) — an element and a side; survives edits✅ RelativePosition (item id + assoc)✅ getCursor/getCursorPosition✅ getCursor(pos, side) / doc.getCursorPos❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT✅ Yjs RelativePosition on the Y.Doc❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT⚠️ Yjs RelativePosition through y-electric❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT❌ no text CRDT Ordered lists that merge✅ list fields: splice(), setAt(), move() (Fugue; a concurrent move lands once)✅ Y.Array (YATA sequence)✅ lists with insertAt/deleteAt✅ LoroList, LoroMovableList, LoroTree❌ rows are the list, ordered by a column (LWW); g-set arrays grow only; no sequence CRDT⚠️ crdt plugin replays $push❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ array cells are LWW⚠️ Y.Array; add() sorts plain arrays32❌ arrays are part of the doc❌ set() is unordered (random keys)⚠️ events log: append-only, merged order❌ none⚠️ fractional indexing (Rocicorp package)⚠️ only inside a Yjs doc; columns replaced whole❌ rows, or a JSON column replaced whole❌ no sequence CRDT; rows or json() columns❌ S.Set only; arrays are replaced whole❌ arrays are JSON values; links are sets +Move in lists without duplicates✅ move(id, key, from, to): a position register per element; a concurrent move lands once❌ Y.Array has insert and delete only; a move is delete + insert (duplicates under concurrency)❌ lists have insertAt/deleteAt only✅ LoroMovableList.move(from, to)❌ rows ordered by a column (LWW); no sequence CRDT❌ the crdt plugin replays $push; no move❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT❌ Y.Array has no move; rows are LWW❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT⚠️ fractional indexing pattern (Rocicorp package)❌ columns replaced whole; Y.Array has no move❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT❌ no sequence CRDT +Trees that merge (move a node)✅ treeMove()/treeRemove(): a tree field, moves folded in stamp order, a cycle never forms (Kleppmann 2021)⚠️ Y.XmlFragment/Y.XmlElement nest; a node is moved by delete + insert❌ nested maps and lists; no tree type with a move✅ LoroTree: move with a fractional index, no cycles❌ rows with a parent column; no tree merge❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT⚠️ Y.XmlFragment in a Y.Doc property; rows have no tree merge❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT⚠️ Y.XmlFragment through y-electric only❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT❌ no tree CRDT +Undo that converges (local undo)✅ @alexify/syncom/undo: steps over the commit event, applied as new ops; refuse-to-overwrite; a peer sees an undo as a write✅ UndoManager (tracked origins, capture timeout)❌ no undo manager in the package✅ UndoManager with remote-change transform❌ no undo API❌ no undo API❌ no undo API✅ checkpoints: undo/redo over the store, labels per checkpoint⚠️ Yjs UndoManager on Y.Doc properties only; rows have no undo❌ no undo API❌ no undo API❌ no undo API❌ no undo API❌ no undo API⚠️ Yjs UndoManager on a y-electric doc only❌ no undo API❌ no undo API❌ no undo API❌ no undo API Counters that converge✅ inc(): per-origin sums33❌ no counter type34✅ Counter type✅ LoroCounter✅ counter columns: deltas summed by Core; non-nullable integers, overflow rejected⚠️ crdt plugin $inc❌ one revision wins❌ cells are LWW✅ add(n)/remove(n) replayed on server❌ one winner per _id❌ LWW fields; concurrent increments overwrite❌ no counter store in v4❌ LWW columns only⚠️ increment events + your materializer❌ not built in; DIY in your API❌ no; PATCH uploads absolute values⚠️ server re-runs mutator; no counter type35❌ numbers are last-write registers❌ no increment op; read-modify-write Replication Topologymesh; hubs that dial each otherany — client–server or WebRTC meshany — client–server or peer-to-peerany — app moves bytesclient–server: Core orders and merges every write; relays store and forwardclient–server; P2P over WebRTCmulti-master, any pair of DBsrelay hub, local peers, customclient–server onlyhub: cloud or custom gatewaymesh (DAM) with relay peersp2p mesh (libp2p pubsub)client–relay; several relays at onceclient–server (central backend)client–server only; CDN fan-outclient–server only (service + your backend)client–server: Postgres → zero-cache → clientsclient–server only, one sync serverclient–server only @@ -149,6 +155,8 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in Access control where data is served✅ host scopes for reads and writes, authorize⚠️ per room, in your WebSocket upgrade handler⚠️ shareConfig.access per peer/doc (experimental)68⚠️ per-room read/write via server authenticate✅ row-level read and write policies written as queries, enforced by Core✅ RxServer authHandler, queryModifier, changeValidator (rxdb-server)69⚠️ CouchDB per-database roles70⚠️ authenticate the WS upgrade per path✅ realms, roles; table/row/property rules⚠️ per-ledger tokens via Fireproof Cloud⚠️ owner-only user space, SEA.certify; reads open⚠️ write ACLs; no read control71⚠️ owner keys; write-key token; relay isOwnerAllowed⚠️ DIY: validatePayload, onPush / onPull⚠️ your authorizing proxy; API open by default72✅ service: JWT + stream queries; backend: writes✅ your query/mutate endpoints, from server context✅ roles + per-collection filters, server-enforced✅ CEL-style rules in instant.perms.ts, server-side73 Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge() scrubs the op log74⚠️ deleted content GC'd (gc: true default)75❌ history kept; delete() is local only⚠️ delete + shallow snapshot; redactJsonUpdates76❌ tombstones; a deletion never erases content history⚠️ cleanup plugin purges tombstones77⚠️ purge(), indexeddb adapter only78✅ no history; a delete keeps no payload⚠️ DELETE /users/:id; records not documented❌ no API; Merkle history immutable⚠️ put(null) overwrites; opt-in lib/erase❌ immutable log; del appends a tombstone🔜 owner deletion planned; deleteOwner is a stub79❌ append-only eventlog⚠️ Postgres DELETE; shape logs keep the payload80⚠️ delete at source; compact drops old payloads✅ hard DELETE; no history kept✅ hard delete; no history to scrub✅ delete removes the triples; no history kept History / time travel✅ history(id) and get(id, { at }) — by event id, stamp or version vector; exact within log retention, from the last reset⚠️ Y.snapshot; needs gc: false✅ view(doc, heads), diff, getHistory✅ checkout, forkAt, revertTo✅ $history tables, queryable and subscribable; branch views over a captured snapshot⚠️ latest revision; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document⚠️ get(id, { rev }) until compaction⚠️ checkpoints: in-memory undo/redo❌ no API⚠️ changes(since); no read-at-version❌ latest value per field only⚠️ full oplog via log.iterator()✅ evolu_history table, queryable⚠️ eventlog via store.events()❌ no; replica=full adds old_value only❌ current checkpoint only❌ not built in❌ current state only❌ no versions; nightly backups only +Named versions (tags)✅ tag(name) / at(name): the whole storage as it was, copy-on-write; queries and a snapshot at the tag⚠️ Y.snapshot() captures a state vector + delete set; unnamed, needs gc: false⚠️ getHeads() names a version; unnamed, kept by the app⚠️ frontiers() name a version; unnamed, kept by the app❌ $history rows per record; no named version of the database❌ no named versions❌ no named versions⚠️ named checkpoints, in memory❌ no named versions⚠️ clock heads (CIDs) name a state; unnamed❌ no named versions⚠️ a log entry hash names a position (log.iterator({ lt })); unnamed❌ evolu_history is a table to read, not a version to stand at❌ no named versions❌ no named versions; shapes of the present❌ no named versions❌ no named versions❌ no named versions❌ no named versions +Branches and merge-back✅ @alexify/syncom/branch: fork a storage (at the present or a tag) under a new identity, merge either way as ops⚠️ a second Y.Doc loaded from an update and merged back by update exchange; no fork/merge API✅ clone, merge, changeAt(heads)✅ fork, forkAt(frontiers), import to merge⚠️ branchBy columns: the app owns branch names and merge; head-over-base views❌ no fork/merge API⚠️ replicate to a second database and back; conflicts become revisions to resolve⚠️ two MergeableStores merge; no fork-from-point API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API❌ no fork/merge API Extensibility and operations Write hooks / middleware✅ open({ hooks }): writes, reads, peer batches❌ none — doc events cannot veto❌ none❌ subscribePreCommit sets message/timestamp only❌ none before a write; onMutationError after a rejection✅ pre/post insert/save/remove⚠️ transform-pouch (pouchdb-community)✅ middleware: willSet*/willDel* (v8+)✅ DBCore middleware, table hooks❌ none (storage gatewayInterceptor only)✅ Gun.on('opt') → put/in/out middleware⚠️ custom access controller canAppend❌ none⚠️ materializers; onPush on the backend⚠️ your API; Phoenix.Sync.Writer callbacks (Elixir)⚠️ your backend's upload handler; no client hook✅ custom mutators + handleMutateRequest handler❌ no write hooks; permissions only⚠️ no write hooks; rules reject, webhooks after commit Observability✅ OpenTelemetry spans and metrics (injected), stats()❌ none⚠️ setLoggerFactory, doc-metrics events; no OTel❌ none (Inspector for debugging)✅ OpenTelemetry traces and logs (OTLP); Inspector⚠️ logger plugin (Premium)⚠️ pouchdb-debug logging only⚠️ getStats() counters; dev Inspector❌ none; syncState observable⚠️ structured logs (FP_DEBUG), tracer events⚠️ console.STAT, lib/stats.js counters❌ none⚠️ structured Console; no OpenTelemetry✅ OpenTelemetry built in; devtools✅ server: OTLP traces, Prometheus/StatsD, Sentry⚠️ service: Prometheus metrics, JSON logs; client logger81✅ zero-cache: OTLP logs, traces, metrics82⚠️ log levels, client.logs; Sentry on server⚠️ client verbose/logger; server OTel traces to Honeycomb diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg index e3cb309..2760afd 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg @@ -80,14 +80,14 @@ pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it 40.4 KB syncom · open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter -42.6 KB min+gzip -124.1 KB minified +60.8 KB min+gzip +179.6 KB minified @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry syncom open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter - -42.6 KB + +60.8 KB RxDB · rxdb + Dexie storage + replication 90.1 KB min+gzip @@ -135,5 +135,5 @@ loro-crdt@1.16.4 1172 KB -esbuild 0.28.2 · 2026-10-23 +esbuild 0.28.2 · 2026-10-24 From bb856544a0fe68e3a237711fdaf25627544eb064 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:40:22 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 20/53] bench(compare): typing into a text against Yjs, Automerge and Loro MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three scenarios join the cross-library comparison, in memory: type one character at the end of a text (the common keystroke), at its start (every insert anchors into the same spot) and anywhere (seeded). Only the libraries with a text that merges by position take part — syncom's text field through splice(), Y.Text, Automerge's text, LoroText; the databases and the stores show "—". Each library must read "acb" back after inserting "ab" then "c" at 1 before anything is timed. The benchmarks page says what is measured: a syncom text is a field of a record and every keystroke is one signed op appended to the log and one record file written, where a document CRDT batches a transaction into one update and writes nothing; the editing-trace benchmark the CRDT libraries publish is out of syncom's scope on purpose. `pnpm bench:compare --scenarios append,prepend,random` and `pnpm bench:report` wrote the results, the charts and the regions. The bundle-size and feature-count claims that still said 42 KB and forty (the why and index pages, the llms index, the RxDB comparison's cells) now say 60 KB and forty-eight. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- README.md | 34 +++-- bench/compare/adapters/automerge.js | 10 ++ bench/compare/adapters/loro.js | 11 ++ bench/compare/adapters/syncom.js | 8 + bench/compare/adapters/yjs.js | 5 + bench/compare/scenarios.js | 30 ++++ bench/compare/worker.js | 27 ++++ bench/results/compare.json | 140 +++++++++++++++++- docs/comparison-rxdb.json | 4 +- docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 38 +++-- docs/guide/comparison.md | 7 +- docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md | 6 +- docs/guide/why.md | 2 +- docs/index.md | 4 +- .../benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg | 99 +++++++++++++ docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg | 2 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg | 2 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg | 2 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg | 2 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg | 2 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg | 2 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg | 2 +- .../benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg | 2 +- .../benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg | 101 +++++++++++++ .../benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg | 101 +++++++++++++ docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg | 2 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg | 2 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg | 2 +- .../benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg | 2 +- docs/public/llms.txt | 6 +- 30 files changed, 604 insertions(+), 53 deletions(-) create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index d87a6d1..f5caaa7 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/ben Insert a record, on disk: Add one record to a store of 1,000. Each library's own persistence on node:fs, every write awaited. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: RxDB (Node.js disk storages are Premium).
-10 more scenarios +13 more scenarios Insert a record, in memory: Add one record to a store of 1,000. Nothing touches the disk. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: GUN (needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js). @@ -214,22 +214,28 @@ interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/ben Replicate a store, on disk: An empty replica pulls a store of 1,000 records, in process, through the library's own sync protocol, until every record reads back. Each library's own persistence on node:fs, every write awaited. records/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: RxDB (Node.js disk storages are Premium); Fireproof (syncs through a cloud or self-hosted gateway only); GUN (syncs over its WebSocket/WebRTC mesh only). +Type at the end of a text, in memory: Insert one character at the end of a text that merges by position — the common keystroke. Nothing touches the disk. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: TinyBase (no text that merges by position); PouchDB (no text that merges by position); RxDB (no text that merges by position); Fireproof (no text that merges by position); GUN (needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js); OrbitDB (no text that merges by position). + +Type at the start of a text, in memory: Insert one character at the start of the text — every insert anchors into the same spot. Nothing touches the disk. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: TinyBase (no text that merges by position); PouchDB (no text that merges by position); RxDB (no text that merges by position); Fireproof (no text that merges by position); GUN (needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js); OrbitDB (no text that merges by position). + +Type anywhere in a text, in memory: Insert one character at a random position of the text (seeded). Nothing touches the disk. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: TinyBase (no text that merges by position); PouchDB (no text that merges by position); RxDB (no text that merges by position); Fireproof (no text that merges by position); GUN (needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js); OrbitDB (no text that merges by position). +
**In memory** -| Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | -| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | -| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | -| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | -| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | -| TinyBase
MergeableStore · v10.0.1 | 22,900 | 108,000 | 1,460,000 | — | 23,700 | 11,500 | -| PouchDB
pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 | 20,300 | 8,310 | 30,100 | — | 74,000 | 17,800 | -| RxDB
memory storage · v17.6.0 | 16,700 | 50,400 | 281,000 | — | 2,220,000 | 64,100 | -| Fireproof
memory:// store · v0.24.19 | 310 | 377 | 726 | — | 22,300 | — | -| OrbitDB
documents, memory blockstore · v4.0.0 | 1,080 | 31.1 | 81.4 | — | 1,090 | 220 | +| Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | Type at the end of a text
ops/s | Type at the start of a text
ops/s | Type anywhere in a text
ops/s | +| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | +| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,260 | 155 | 224 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,220 | 162 | 223 | +| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 360,000 | 523,000 | 29,900 | +| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,500 | 20,900 | +| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 618,000 | 443,000 | 307,000 | +| TinyBase
MergeableStore · v10.0.1 | 22,900 | 108,000 | 1,460,000 | — | 23,700 | 11,500 | — | — | — | +| PouchDB
pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 | 20,300 | 8,310 | 30,100 | — | 74,000 | 17,800 | — | — | — | +| RxDB
memory storage · v17.6.0 | 16,700 | 50,400 | 281,000 | — | 2,220,000 | 64,100 | — | — | — | +| Fireproof
memory:// store · v0.24.19 | 310 | 377 | 726 | — | 22,300 | — | — | — | — | +| OrbitDB
documents, memory blockstore · v4.0.0 | 1,080 | 31.1 | 81.4 | — | 1,090 | 220 | — | — | — | **On disk** @@ -246,7 +252,7 @@ interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/ben | GUN
RAD on node:fs · v0.2020.1241 | 3.63 | 3.77 | 749 | — | failed | — | | OrbitDB
documents, LevelDB · v4.0.0 | 952 | 17.4 | 82.4 | — | 921 | 193 | -_Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-22. Medians, rounded to three significant figures; — where the library has no such operation, no such storage, or no in-process sync, failed where it did not finish twice (the chart above says why)._ +_Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24. Medians, rounded to three significant figures; — where the library has no such operation, no such storage, or no in-process sync, failed where it did not finish twice (the chart above says why)._ diff --git a/bench/compare/adapters/automerge.js b/bench/compare/adapters/automerge.js index 999b765..ff7b18d 100644 --- a/bench/compare/adapters/automerge.js +++ b/bench/compare/adapters/automerge.js @@ -49,6 +49,15 @@ const wrap = (A, state) => { return ids; }, close: () => state.close(), + text: async () => { + await state.change((doc) => { + doc.text = ''; + }); + return { + insert: (index, chars) => state.change((doc) => A.splice(doc, ['text'], index, 0, chars)), + read: () => state.doc().text, + }; + }, }; }; @@ -70,6 +79,7 @@ const memory = { const A = local('@automerge/automerge'); return wrap(A, memoryState(A)); }, + text: (store) => store.text(), openReplica: async () => { const A = local('@automerge/automerge'); return wrap(A, memoryState(A, A.init())); diff --git a/bench/compare/adapters/loro.js b/bench/compare/adapters/loro.js index c4f0b9c..ea8c71a 100644 --- a/bench/compare/adapters/loro.js +++ b/bench/compare/adapters/loro.js @@ -82,6 +82,16 @@ const wrap = (L, doc, file) => { close: async () => { if (file) await file.close(); }, + text: () => { + const text = doc.getText('text'); + return { + insert: (index, chars) => { + text.insert(index, chars); + return commit(); + }, + read: () => text.toString(), + }; + }, }; }; @@ -91,6 +101,7 @@ const memory = { const L = local('loro-crdt'); return wrap(L, new L.LoroDoc(), null); }, + text: (store) => store.text(), }; const disk = { diff --git a/bench/compare/adapters/syncom.js b/bench/compare/adapters/syncom.js index 4e18fc6..837567f 100644 --- a/bench/compare/adapters/syncom.js +++ b/bench/compare/adapters/syncom.js @@ -52,6 +52,14 @@ const variant = (chain, memory) => { const units = new WeakMap(); return { open: async (dir) => wrap(await engine().open(options(dir))), + // A text is a field of a record: one record, typed into with splice(). + text: async (store) => { + const id = await store.storage.insert({ kind: 'text' }); + return { + insert: (index, chars) => store.storage.splice(id, 'body', index, 0, chars), + read: async () => (await store.storage.get(id)).body ?? '', + }; + }, openReplica: async (dir, source) => { if (!units.has(source)) units.set(source, source.storage.sync.unit({ access: 'public' })); const unit = units.get(source); diff --git a/bench/compare/adapters/yjs.js b/bench/compare/adapters/yjs.js index e67ac11..fc3c014 100644 --- a/bench/compare/adapters/yjs.js +++ b/bench/compare/adapters/yjs.js @@ -59,6 +59,10 @@ const wrap = (Y, doc, persist, close) => { }, flush, close, + text: () => { + const text = doc.getText('text'); + return { insert: (index, chars) => write(() => text.insert(index, chars)), read: () => text.toString() }; + }, }; }; @@ -68,6 +72,7 @@ const memory = { const Y = local('yjs'); return wrap(Y, new Y.Doc(), null, async () => {}); }, + text: (store) => store.text(), }; const disk = { diff --git a/bench/compare/scenarios.js b/bench/compare/scenarios.js index 9cb1e8d..8c55986 100644 --- a/bench/compare/scenarios.js +++ b/bench/compare/scenarios.js @@ -15,6 +15,11 @@ * - sync: a replica that has nothing pulls a store of SEED records and * can read every one of them; the time from the first message to * the last record in place + * - append, prepend, random: type one character into a text — at its end, + * at its start, anywhere (seeded) — the keystrokes of an editor; + * in memory only, and only the libraries with a text that merges + * by position take part (syncom's text field, Y.Text, Automerge's + * text, LoroText); the others show "—" * * Each runs on two lines: * @@ -78,6 +83,30 @@ const KINDS = [ unit: 'records/s', type: 'rounds', }, + { + id: 'append', + title: 'Type at the end of a text', + description: 'Insert one character at the end of a text that merges by position — the common keystroke.', + unit: 'ops/s', + type: 'ops', + lines: ['memory'], + }, + { + id: 'prepend', + title: 'Type at the start of a text', + description: 'Insert one character at the start of the text — every insert anchors into the same spot.', + unit: 'ops/s', + type: 'ops', + lines: ['memory'], + }, + { + id: 'random', + title: 'Type anywhere in a text', + description: 'Insert one character at a random position of the text (seeded).', + unit: 'ops/s', + type: 'ops', + lines: ['memory'], + }, ]; const LINES = [ @@ -92,6 +121,7 @@ const LINES = [ const SCENARIOS = []; for (const kind of KINDS) { for (const line of LINES) { + if (kind.lines && !kind.lines.includes(line.id)) continue; SCENARIOS.push({ id: `${kind.id}-${line.id}`, kind: kind.id, diff --git a/bench/compare/worker.js b/bench/compare/worker.js index 43b6de3..66bedee 100644 --- a/bench/compare/worker.js +++ b/bench/compare/worker.js @@ -20,6 +20,16 @@ const { getScenario, SEED, BULK, recordOf } = require('./scenarios.js'); const { measureOps, measureRounds } = require('./measure.js'); const FIELDS = ['title', 'done', 'priority', 'owner', 'hits']; +const TEXT_KINDS = new Set(['append', 'prepend', 'random']); + +// A seeded generator, so every library types at the same random places. +const lcg = (seed) => { + let state = seed >>> 0; + return () => { + state = (Math.imul(state, 1664525) + 1013904223) >>> 0; + return state / 0x100000000; + }; +}; // The answer goes to the file bench/compare.js names (stdout belongs to the // libraries' chatter), or to stdout when the worker runs by hand. @@ -109,6 +119,23 @@ const measureKind = async (adapter, scenario, line, store, ids, dir, method) => method, ); } + if (TEXT_KINDS.has(kind)) { + if (!line.text) return { unsupported: 'no text that merges by position' }; + const text = await line.text(store); + await settle(text.insert(0, 'ab')); + await settle(text.insert(1, 'c')); + const read = await settle(text.read()); + if (read !== 'acb') fail(adapter, scenario, `a text reads "${read}" after inserting "ab" then "c" at 1`); + let length = 3; + const random = lcg(SEED); + const at = + kind === 'append' ? () => length : kind === 'prepend' ? () => 0 : () => Math.floor(random() * (length + 1)); + return measureOps(() => { + const wait = text.insert(at(), 'x'); + length++; + return wait; + }, method); + } if (kind === 'sync') { if (!line.replicate) return { unsupported: line.noSync ?? 'no in-process sync' }; return measureRounds( diff --git a/bench/results/compare.json b/bench/results/compare.json index 5ff4d57..5121b40 100644 --- a/bench/results/compare.json +++ b/bench/results/compare.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-22T19:17:30.850Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T11:36:09.964Z", "machine": { "cpu": "Apple M3 Max", "cores": 16, @@ -866,6 +866,144 @@ "gun": "syncs over its WebSocket/WebRTC mesh only" }, "failed": {} + }, + { + "id": "append-memory", + "kind": "append", + "kindTitle": "Type at the end of a text", + "line": "memory", + "lineTitle": "In memory", + "title": "Type at the end of a text, in memory", + "description": "Insert one character at the end of a text that merges by position — the common keystroke. Nothing touches the disk.", + "unit": "ops/s", + "results": { + "syncom": { + "median": 1255.3155188581634, + "min": 996.898332810964, + "max": 1918.431043784169 + }, + "syncom-nochain": { + "median": 1215.525177726504, + "min": 985.9261614593578, + "max": 1892.871257160745 + }, + "yjs": { + "median": 359768.1182050619, + "min": 300471.9326416004, + "max": 361668.25131988106 + }, + "automerge": { + "median": 23740.038926720634, + "min": 23468.981350114474, + "max": 24115.718696460182 + }, + "loro": { + "median": 617953.2621550442, + "min": 607546.1203300327, + "max": 622831.5509798124 + } + }, + "unsupported": { + "tinybase": "no text that merges by position", + "pouchdb": "no text that merges by position", + "rxdb": "no text that merges by position", + "fireproof": "no text that merges by position", + "gun": "needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js", + "orbitdb": "no text that merges by position" + }, + "failed": {} + }, + { + "id": "prepend-memory", + "kind": "prepend", + "kindTitle": "Type at the start of a text", + "line": "memory", + "lineTitle": "In memory", + "title": "Type at the start of a text, in memory", + "description": "Insert one character at the start of the text — every insert anchors into the same spot. Nothing touches the disk.", + "unit": "ops/s", + "results": { + "syncom": { + "median": 155.0559504666943, + "min": 125.9021913737722, + "max": 247.90639322640556 + }, + "syncom-nochain": { + "median": 161.83187252662927, + "min": 124.42279282206121, + "max": 247.2159545999861 + }, + "yjs": { + "median": 523093.906339117, + "min": 463663.1197645429, + "max": 533304.4460091798 + }, + "automerge": { + "median": 21527.630131095757, + "min": 20969.23923499243, + "max": 22150.008402760108 + }, + "loro": { + "median": 443002.3794073116, + "min": 440330.1520562784, + "max": 451443.8266918153 + } + }, + "unsupported": { + "tinybase": "no text that merges by position", + "pouchdb": "no text that merges by position", + "rxdb": "no text that merges by position", + "fireproof": "no text that merges by position", + "gun": "needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js", + "orbitdb": "no text that merges by position" + }, + "failed": {} + }, + { + "id": "random-memory", + "kind": "random", + "kindTitle": "Type anywhere in a text", + "line": "memory", + "lineTitle": "In memory", + "title": "Type anywhere in a text, in memory", + "description": "Insert one character at a random position of the text (seeded). Nothing touches the disk.", + "unit": "ops/s", + "results": { + "syncom": { + "median": 223.59033895289224, + "min": 165.37485330475303, + "max": 351.0828183566845 + }, + "syncom-nochain": { + "median": 223.18642966725542, + "min": 168.05339891403338, + "max": 350.7789711097572 + }, + "yjs": { + "median": 29851.995814022997, + "min": 28339.188499957287, + "max": 31816.494290143903 + }, + "automerge": { + "median": 20919.203110615097, + "min": 20712.04930314138, + "max": 21081.21096911656 + }, + "loro": { + "median": 307121.52021420153, + "min": 305162.20815055596, + "max": 308674.76571732754 + } + }, + "unsupported": { + "tinybase": "no text that merges by position", + "pouchdb": "no text that merges by position", + "rxdb": "no text that merges by position", + "fireproof": "no text that merges by position", + "gun": "needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js", + "orbitdb": "no text that merges by position" + }, + "failed": {} } ], "coldStart": { diff --git a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json index d75d587..7932f0f 100644 --- a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json +++ b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json @@ -1567,7 +1567,7 @@ }, "sizeGate": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "`pnpm size` fails CI when the browser entry passes 42 KB", + "text": "`pnpm size` fails CI when the browser entry passes 60.5 KB", "source": "scripts/size.js:86; .github/workflows/ci.yml:20-24" }, "node": { @@ -3098,7 +3098,7 @@ }, "benchmarks": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "nine libraries, six scenarios, memory and disk; machine and date stated", + "text": "nine libraries, nine scenarios, memory and disk; machine and date stated", "source": "docs/guide/benchmarks.md; bench/compare/; bench/results/compare.json" }, "webmcp": { diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index 1dc8ffb..7dc1a42 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -33,18 +33,18 @@ spread of the samples and the exact version. **In memory** -| Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | -| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | -| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | -| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | -| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | -| TinyBase
MergeableStore · v10.0.1 | 22,900 | 108,000 | 1,460,000 | — | 23,700 | 11,500 | -| PouchDB
pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 | 20,300 | 8,310 | 30,100 | — | 74,000 | 17,800 | -| RxDB
memory storage · v17.6.0 | 16,700 | 50,400 | 281,000 | — | 2,220,000 | 64,100 | -| Fireproof
memory:// store · v0.24.19 | 310 | 377 | 726 | — | 22,300 | — | -| OrbitDB
documents, memory blockstore · v4.0.0 | 1,080 | 31.1 | 81.4 | — | 1,090 | 220 | +| Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | Type at the end of a text
ops/s | Type at the start of a text
ops/s | Type anywhere in a text
ops/s | +| --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | +| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,260 | 155 | 224 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,220 | 162 | 223 | +| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 360,000 | 523,000 | 29,900 | +| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,500 | 20,900 | +| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 618,000 | 443,000 | 307,000 | +| TinyBase
MergeableStore · v10.0.1 | 22,900 | 108,000 | 1,460,000 | — | 23,700 | 11,500 | — | — | — | +| PouchDB
pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 | 20,300 | 8,310 | 30,100 | — | 74,000 | 17,800 | — | — | — | +| RxDB
memory storage · v17.6.0 | 16,700 | 50,400 | 281,000 | — | 2,220,000 | 64,100 | — | — | — | +| Fireproof
memory:// store · v0.24.19 | 310 | 377 | 726 | — | 22,300 | — | — | — | — | +| OrbitDB
documents, memory blockstore · v4.0.0 | 1,080 | 31.1 | 81.4 | — | 1,090 | 220 | — | — | — | **On disk** @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ spread of the samples and the exact version. | GUN
RAD on node:fs · v0.2020.1241 | 3.63 | 3.77 | 749 | — | failed | — | | OrbitDB
documents, LevelDB · v4.0.0 | 952 | 17.4 | 82.4 | — | 921 | 193 | -_Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-22. Medians, rounded to three significant figures; — where the library has no such operation, no such storage, or no in-process sync, failed where it did not finish twice (the chart above says why)._ +_Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24. Medians, rounded to three significant figures; — where the library has no such operation, no such storage, or no in-process sync, failed where it did not finish twice (the chart above says why)._ @@ -114,6 +114,18 @@ The libraries do different work for one call, so read the charts as a price list Loro and TinyBase take about 51 ms, Yjs and PouchDB about 83 to 85 ms (LevelDB), Automerge 183 ms (WebAssembly), Fireproof 240 ms and OrbitDB 577 ms (libp2p and Helia). +### Lists and text against the CRDT libraries + +Three of the scenarios type into a text: one character at the end (the common keystroke), at the +start (every insert anchors into the same spot) and anywhere (seeded). They run in memory, and +only the libraries with a text that merges by position take part — syncom's text field, `Y.Text`, +Automerge's text, `LoroText`; the databases and the stores show "—". The framing is honest about +what is measured: a syncom text is a field of a record, and every keystroke is one signed op +appended to the log and one record file written, where a document CRDT batches a transaction into +one update and writes nothing. The editing-trace benchmark the CRDT libraries publish (a +document of a hundred and eighty thousand keystrokes) is out of syncom's scope on purpose — a +text is a note, a comment, a block of a document, not the document — and is not run here. + ### Method - **A fresh process for every pair.** Every (library, scenario) pair runs in its own process diff --git a/docs/guide/comparison.md b/docs/guide/comparison.md index d2f0aa5..81107b7 100644 --- a/docs/guide/comparison.md +++ b/docs/guide/comparison.md @@ -23,8 +23,11 @@ page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in per document or per revision, or let the server decide. syncom sits between the two. It gives you records with a schema, Mango queries, indexes and unique keys, and it merges concurrent writes field by field, with counters that add up — and its list and text fields - merge by position (Fugue), with marks and cursors. That makes it a database that merges, - not a document CRDT: no editor bindings, and a text is a field of a record, not a document. + merge by position (Fugue), with marks, cursors and moves, its trees move without cycles, and + it carries what the CRDT libraries carry around a document: a history read at any version, + named versions, an undo that converges, branches that merge back. That makes it a database + that merges, not a document CRDT: no editor bindings, and a text is a field of a record, not + a document. - **Few sync without a server of their own and still check what they receive.** Nine of the nineteen need no server from the project to sync: syncom, Yjs, Automerge, Loro, RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, GUN and OrbitDB. Of those nine, only syncom and RxDB validate writes diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md index aa8ddf3..3bbf4b8 100644 --- a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md +++ b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md @@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ The closest syncom counterpart of each RxDB building block. Where there is none, TypeScript types⚠️ hand-written .d.ts, tsd-tested; collection names typed, record data unknown✅ generated from the source; document type inferred from the schema Browser bundle, minimal store41.9 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine80.4 KB min+gzip: createRxDatabase with Dexie; 44.9 KB with localStorage Browser bundle with sync42.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter90.1 KB min+gzip with Dexie and replicateRxCollection -Size budget in CI✅ pnpm size fails CI when the browser entry passes 42 KB⚠️ CI prints a webpack build size; no limit in 17.6.0 +Size budget in CI✅ pnpm size fails CI when the browser entry passes 60.5 KB⚠️ CI prints a webpack build size; no limit in 17.6.0 Runtimes Node.js✅ ≥22; persists with node:fs; CI on Node 22 and 24⚠️ ≥20; free disk persistence only via MongoDB or FoundationDB servers, or the capped SQLite trial4 Deno❌ not tested; engines names Node.js only✅ rxdb/plugins/storage-denokv; CI runs the Dexie and DenoKV suites on Deno 2.6.5 @@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ The closest syncom counterpart of each RxDB building block. Where there is none, Adoption and trust Adoption signalspre-release, not on npm yet23,412 GitHub stars; 63,815 npm downloads in the week to 2026-10-18 Import from other databases❌ no importer and no JSON import; write records with insert()⚠️ migration guides only; importJSON() takes an RxDB dump of the same schema79 -Published benchmarks✅ nine libraries, six scenarios, memory and disk; machine and date stated⚠️ its own storages only; no machine, browser or date given80 +Published benchmarks✅ nine libraries, nine scenarios, memory and disk; machine and date stated⚠️ its own storages only; no machine, browser or date given80 AI and coding agents WebMCP agent tools❌ none✅ rxdb/plugins/webmcp: query, count, changes, insert, upsert, delete tools per collection; readOnly81 Docs for coding agents✅ llms.txt on the docs site; CLAUDE.md in the repository✅ llms.txt plus three topic files; ERROR-MESSAGES.md, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md in the package82 @@ -752,7 +752,7 @@ Dexie, min+gzip. - **syncom** when the nodes replicate among themselves, with no backend of record: servers, browser tabs and peers in a mesh, any of which can host. When concurrent edits must merge field by field and counters must add up, when you need to prove which node wrote what, verify what is - stored and erase it everywhere, and when zero dependencies, a 42 KB bundle and an MIT license + stored and erase it everywhere, and when zero dependencies, a 60 KB bundle and an MIT license for everything, Node.js disk persistence included, are requirements. - **Neither** for collaborative text: Yjs, Automerge or Loro merge text character by character, and can live in a field of either. diff --git a/docs/guide/why.md b/docs/guide/why.md index d2ad04d..611ad72 100644 --- a/docs/guide/why.md +++ b/docs/guide/why.md @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ engine also covers what an application keeps next to replication: - **Zero dependencies, one API for Node.js and the browser.** Nothing is installed with it. `node:fs` and `node:crypto` on the server, OPFS (or IndexedDB) and Web Crypto in the browser, picked by the `browser` export condition. CommonJS without a build step, hand-written typings, - and a browser bundle of about 42 KB min+gzip that CI holds to a budget. + and a browser bundle of about 60 KB min+gzip that CI holds to a budget. The [benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) put a number on all of this. syncom opens a store and reads a record in about 37 ms, the fastest cold start of the ten libraries measured, and serves a read diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index ec48ddb..2ae0f7b 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ features: link: /guide/telemetry linkText: OpenTelemetry - icon: 📦 - title: Zero dependencies, about 42 KB - details: "Nothing is installed with it. The same API on Node.js and in the browser, picked by the browser export condition, and about 42 KB min+gzip for the browser, held to a budget in CI." + title: Zero dependencies, about 60 KB + details: "Nothing is installed with it. The same API on Node.js and in the browser, picked by the browser export condition, and about 60 KB min+gzip for the browser — lists, text, trees, history, tags and diff included — held to a budget in CI." link: /guide/browser linkText: Browser --- diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..31c17ab --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ + + +Type at the end of a text, in memory +Insert one character at the end of a text that merges by position — the common keystroke. Nothing touches the +disk. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: TinyBase (no text that merges by position); PouchDB (no +text that merges by position); RxDB (no text that merges by position); Fireproof (no text that merges by +position); GUN (needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js); OrbitDB (no text that merges by position). + +1,000 + +10k + +100k + +1M + +Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 +617,953 ops/s +1.62 µs per operation +samples 608k – 623k +loro-crdt@1.16.4 +Loro +LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 + +618k + +Yjs · Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 +359,768 ops/s +2.78 µs per operation +samples 300k – 362k +yjs@13.6.33 +Yjs +Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 + +360k + +Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 +23,740 ops/s +42.1 µs per operation +samples 23.5k – 24.1k +@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 +Automerge +Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 + +23.7k + +syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +1,255 ops/s +797 µs per operation +samples 997 – 1,918 +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +1,255 + +syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +1,216 ops/s +823 µs per operation +samples 986 – 1,893 +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +1,216 + +Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg index 32205b8..8e1673c 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg @@ -136,5 +136,5 @@ samples 918 – 940 921 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg index 55e6d9e..a9fd0d6 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg @@ -145,5 +145,5 @@ samples 1,084 – 1,102 1,088 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg index 049bc19..1959396 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg @@ -151,5 +151,5 @@ samples 68.7 – 110 82.4 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg index 0fe938e..01c357c 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg @@ -151,5 +151,5 @@ samples 68.6 – 110 81.4 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg index 49f8cc7..55ca037 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg @@ -84,5 +84,5 @@ samples 1,139 – 1,209 1,197 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg index 4cedd2e..923f1f2 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg @@ -85,5 +85,5 @@ samples 1,943 – 1,952 1,949 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg index 2e6ff03..02b2d11 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg @@ -147,5 +147,5 @@ gun@0.2020.1241 3.63 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg index 016ae13..f2611db 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg @@ -145,5 +145,5 @@ samples 290 – 405 310 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2e32737 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ + + +Type at the start of a text, in memory +Insert one character at the start of the text — every insert anchors into the same spot. Nothing touches the +disk. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. Not shown: TinyBase (no text that merges by position); PouchDB (no +text that merges by position); RxDB (no text that merges by position); Fireproof (no text that merges by +position); GUN (needs its storage adapter to answer in Node.js); OrbitDB (no text that merges by position). + +100 + +1,000 + +10k + +100k + +1M + +Yjs · Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 +523,094 ops/s +1.91 µs per operation +samples 464k – 533k +yjs@13.6.33 +Yjs +Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 + +523k + +Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 +443,002 ops/s +2.26 µs per operation +samples 440k – 451k +loro-crdt@1.16.4 +Loro +LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 + +443k + +Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 +21,528 ops/s +46.5 µs per operation +samples 21k – 22.2k +@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 +Automerge +Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 + +21.5k + +syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +162 ops/s +6.18 ms per operation +samples 124 – 247 +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +162 + +syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +155 ops/s +6.45 ms per operation +samples 126 – 248 +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +155 + +Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7e2ac1f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ + + +Type anywhere in a text, in memory +Insert one character at a random position of the text (seeded). Nothing touches the disk. ops/s, log scale, +higher is better. Not shown: TinyBase (no text that merges by position); PouchDB (no text that merges by +position); RxDB (no text that merges by position); Fireproof (no text that merges by position); GUN (needs its +storage adapter to answer in Node.js); OrbitDB (no text that merges by position). + +100 + +1,000 + +10k + +100k + +1M + +Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 +307,122 ops/s +3.26 µs per operation +samples 305k – 309k +loro-crdt@1.16.4 +Loro +LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 + +307k + +Yjs · Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 +29,852 ops/s +33.5 µs per operation +samples 28.3k – 31.8k +yjs@13.6.33 +Yjs +Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 + +29.9k + +Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 +20,919 ops/s +47.8 µs per operation +samples 20.7k – 21.1k +@automerge/automerge@3.5.0 +Automerge +Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 + +20.9k + +syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +224 ops/s +4.47 ms per operation +samples 165 – 351 +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +224 + +syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +223 ops/s +4.48 ms per operation +samples 168 – 351 +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +223 + +Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg index f1560eb..8f4d643 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg @@ -127,5 +127,5 @@ samples 177 – 195 193 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg index abe02a0..d58c2eb 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg @@ -136,5 +136,5 @@ samples 214 – 221 220 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg index c5e8617..02a1f75 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg @@ -147,5 +147,5 @@ gun@0.2020.1241 3.77 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg index c8e4e76..25fc109 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg @@ -147,5 +147,5 @@ samples 30.4 – 31.9 31.1 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library -in a fresh process · 2026-10-22 +in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/llms.txt b/docs/public/llms.txt index e7d2a28..1b1f19f 100644 --- a/docs/public/llms.txt +++ b/docs/public/llms.txt @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ - Package: `@alexify/syncom` (npm), MIT, source at https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom - Requires Node.js >= 22, or a browser with OPFS and Web Crypto (secure context) -- **Zero runtime dependencies.** Browser bundle is about 41 KB min+gzip (a CI budget); the wrpc adapter and the +- **Zero runtime dependencies.** Browser bundle is about 60 KB min+gzip (a CI budget); the wrpc adapter and the search index under 1 KB each - CommonJS, no build step; `src/` ships as published; version 0.0.1 — a pre-release, not on npm, API may still change - Entry points: `.` (Node `index.js` / browser `browser.js` via the `browser` export condition), `./wrpc`, @@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ ## Documentation - [Why syncom?](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/why): what it is for, what sets it apart, when something else fits better. -- [Compared with alternatives](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison): a 40-feature matrix against Yjs, Automerge, Loro, Jazz, RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof, GUN, OrbitDB, Evolu, LiveStore, ElectricSQL, PowerSync, Zero, Triplit and InstantDB. -- [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/benchmarks): insert, update, read, counters, batches, replication, cold start and bundle size against nine libraries, plus syncom's own benchmarks. +- [Compared with alternatives](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison): a 48-feature matrix against Yjs, Automerge, Loro, Jazz, RxDB, PouchDB, TinyBase, Dexie Cloud, Fireproof, GUN, OrbitDB, Evolu, LiveStore, ElectricSQL, PowerSync, Zero, Triplit and InstantDB. +- [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/benchmarks): insert, update, read, counters, batches, replication, typing into a text, cold start and bundle size against nine libraries, plus syncom's own benchmarks. - [Architecture](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/architecture): the facade, the three write paths, replication between nodes, the files on disk. - [Getting Started](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/getting-started): install, open a storage, records, validation, a first sync. - [Storage](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/storage): explicit API, registers, counters and sets, compare-and-swap, records, references, schema collections, encryption at rest, on-disk layout. From f3787277b2c0f94648785057d3016429c179e80b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:40:22 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 21/53] test: INVARIANTS.md, the test that keeps it true, and a hazard walk MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit INVARIANTS.md names every guarantee — SYNC-n, OPS-n, LIST-n, LOG-n, VER-n, seeded from the sync guide's Guarantees and limits and the versions page — with the tests that hold it; tests/package/ invariants.test.js parses the ids and the backticked titles, scans tests/ for every plain-string test title, and fails when an id names no test or a named title is gone. Rename a test and its row together. The sync-engine suite gains a seeded random walk under hazards: A hosts, B dials over a link that drops and comes back and that may deliver a page twice (a `duplicate` hook on the in-process memory link), B is closed and reopened mid-walk up to three times; after the walk the two converge, and every record folds back to its present at the node's own vector. CLAUDE.md says how the file and the test live together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 8 ++++ INVARIANTS.md | 38 ++++++++++++++++++ tests/package/invariants.test.js | 61 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 66 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/utils/memory-link.js | 3 ++ 5 files changed, 176 insertions(+) create mode 100644 INVARIANTS.md create mode 100644 tests/package/invariants.test.js diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index bcdcfcf..d3cc8c6 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -544,6 +544,14 @@ bootstrap stream never reaches the node it bootstrapped from. Coverage thresholds (95/95/90/95) are enforced in CI. They currently pass with headroom; do not lower them to land a change. +`INVARIANTS.md` names, for every guarantee (`SYNC-n`, `OPS-n`, `LIST-n`, `LOG-n`, +`VER-n`), the tests that hold it; `tests/package/invariants.test.js` fails when an id +names no test or a named title is gone. Rename a test and its row together; a new +guarantee gets an id, a test and a row. Only plain-string titles are citable. The +hazard walk in `tests/suites/sync-engine.js` (drops, duplicate pages through +`tests/utils/memory-link.js`'s `duplicate` hook, a reopen) is the one that must stay +green whatever else moves. + ## Benchmarks and the comparison - **The alternatives are not devDependencies.** They live in `bench/compare/package.json`, installed with diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fd5d600 --- /dev/null +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# Invariants + +What syncom guarantees, each with the tests that hold it. The ids are stable; a test named here +is a plain-string title in `tests/` (`tests/package/invariants.test.js` fails when one is renamed +without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is +[Guarantees and limits](docs/guide/sync.md#guarantees-and-limits) and +[Versions and history](docs/guide/versions.md). + +| id | guarantee | tests | +| --- | --- | --- | +| SYNC-1 | Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the same records, whatever the order — the documented counter/reset and kind-clash cases apart. | `two nodes converge in both directions`; `concurrent writes converge: registers by last writer, counters by sum`; `a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)`; `a random walk under hazards — drops, duplicate pages, a reopen — still converges (seeded)` | +| SYNC-2 | An op may arrive more than once; applying it again changes nothing. | `applying the same op twice is a no-op`; `applyRemote: in order per origin, duplicates and gaps skipped` | +| SYNC-3 | A peer's op is checked for its shape and its skew before anything reads it; a malformed one is counted, neither logged nor relayed, never observed into the clock. | `an op the engine cannot index by is malformed: counted, never logged`; `a stamp beyond maxSkew is refused and never observed into the clock` | +| SYNC-4 | A node's own sequence never repeats: the log is written before the op is announced, and a reopen recovers the seq from the log. | `reopen restores epoch, next, vector and entries`; `identity, seq and vector survive a reopen; what was logged but not written is replayed` | +| SYNC-5 | Logged means applied, eventually: the append is the commit point, a batch seals only once its records were written, and a write whose file failed is held and reported. | `survives a torn open file, a lost index and a duplicated roll`; `identity, seq and vector survive a reopen; what was logged but not written is replayed`; `a copy that cannot be written stops the write; a torn copy is evidence; a purge reaches the tags` | +| SYNC-6 | A disconnect and a reconnect resume from the last event id, both ways; a failed push leaves the peer behind and the next sign of life catches it up. | `a disconnect and reconnect resumes from the last event id, both ways`; `a page from the host triggers the recovery`; `pushes to one peer never overlap: handshake, relay and sync() take turns` | +| SYNC-7 | A node that cannot be resumed bootstraps from a snapshot; the joined state is transitive and never echoes back to the node it came from. | `a late joiner bootstraps from a snapshot once history is compacted`; `snapshot pages every entry, tombstones included; mergeSnapshot joins them`; `a page of nothing but echoes moves the cursor and announces nothing` | +| SYNC-8 | A host checks, every node decides: a skipped op is still logged and relayed; what stops at the host is out of scope, malformed, skewed, unsigned where required, or a throwing hook. | `beforeApply(false) skips an op here: logged, relayed, replay-safe`; `a skip is local: the op still reaches the peers behind this node`; `the hosting unit refuses what it must`; `scopes: a node syncs only what it asked for, plus everything global` | +| SYNC-9 | Every op is signed by its origin's key and the node id is that key; a signed op relays intact through a node that does not verify. | `signOp fills nonce, digest and sig; verifyOp answers every row of the table`; `a signed op relays intact through a node that does not verify, into one that requires` | +| OPS-1 | A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree — one of them, never two; mixing is refused locally and from a peer, and a merge keeps the precedence. | `a field is a register, a counter or a set — never two of them`; `a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set`; `mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence`; `a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect` | +| OPS-2 | A reset (write, delete) drops what is stamped below it, and the same predicate guards each op as it applies, so meta — not only data — agrees whatever the order. | `a reset drops set tags older than it and clamps the rest, so metas agree too`; `a reset drops counter entries older than it`; `a text converges: concurrent inserts, cuts, extensions and a reset, in any order` | +| OPS-3 | A purge wins at any stamp, forever; the payload leaves the log, the tags and every peer that learns of it. | `purge wins at any stamp, forever; a merge with a purged side is purged`; `after a purge nothing of the record is left, and nothing later revives it`; `a snapshot that carries a purge scrubs what the joiner held of the record` | +| OPS-4 | A peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not: own keys only, well-formed stamps alone. | `normalizeMeta rebuilds a merge meta from own keys and well-formed stamps alone`; `fields named after Object.prototype members are fields; __proto__ never is` | +| OPS-5 | Encrypted records are sealed for this node's key alone and do not sync. | `encrypted records stay local`; `encrypted writes go through the same hooks and stay local` | +| OPS-6 | Hooks run inside the operation and may refuse it; events never break a write. | `a throwing beforeWrite refuses the write: nothing stamped, logged or written`; `a change listener that throws does not fail the write it observed`; `a hook cannot write to the storage, but it can read` | +| LIST-1 | Two writers inserting at one spot both keep theirs, each writer's run whole: words typed apart never interleave. | `lists and texts converge: concurrent inserts and cuts, each writer’s run whole`; `three nodes type words apart; after the merge every word is whole` | +| LIST-2 | A concurrent move of one element lands it once, at the newer move's place; a value set follows the element. | `a list moves and assigns through applyOp; concurrent moves leave the element once`; `setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows` | +| LIST-3 | A mark is two anchors picked by its expand rule; the newest per name wins, a stacking mark goes only by id. | `a mark rides on a text through applyOp; a list, a register or a counter refuses it`; `mark, unmark and spans: styles grow as their expand rule says, stack when many` | +| LIST-4 | A cursor names a place that survives the edits around it. | `a cursor names a place that survives the edits around it` | +| LIST-5 | A tree's moves fold in stamp order and a cycle never forms: of two concurrent moves that would make one, the older stands on every node. | `concurrent moves that would make a cycle: exactly one takes, the same one everywhere`; `treeMove and treeRemove keep a movable tree; a cycle is refused inside the queue` | +| LOG-1 | The log knows what it dropped: `droppedTs` is the newest stamp compaction took or an open could not read, and a pin holds a segment past retention. | `droppedTs is the newest stamp compaction dropped; a pin holds a segment past retention` | +| LOG-2 | A node's own ops are kept for the nodes it dials until they hold them; a host behind what the log retains is reported, not fed gaps. | `the outbox is bounded: beyond maxOutbox the backlog is dropped and the peer is behind`; `a push answers with the keys it touched; a second snapshot page carries no vector` | +| VER-1 | A version read from the log is exact while nothing was dropped, and from a reset stamped above `droppedTs` after; what cannot be given exactly is refused, never guessed. | `compaction: the past is exact from a reset above what was dropped, gone before it`; `a counter incremented across the reset compaction crossed makes the past inexact`; `a snapshot joined after a stamp hides what it carried: HISTORY_GONE merge` | +| VER-2 | An event id is what this node held; a stamp and a vector are what was written by then, the same on every node that holds the ops. | `an event id is what this node held; a stamp and a vector are what was written by then`; `history() lists one version per op, newest first; get(id, { at }) reads each back` | +| VER-3 | A tag reads records as they were: a copy lands in the newest tag only, once per record, before its first change, and moves down when the tag goes. | `a tag reads records as they were: after an update, a delete, an insert, through the lens`; `copies land in the newest tag only, once per record, and move down when it goes`; `queries, the list and a snapshot at a tag read the storage as it was` | +| VER-4 | A restore is new ops that lead back: a version of its own that merges like any write. | `restore() reads as the version, through every kind, and merges like any write`; `diff() names what turns one version into another, per field by kind` | +| VER-5 | An undo is new ops too: a field anyone else changed since is left alone, and an undone add revokes this node's adds alone. | `a field a peer changed since is left alone; a whole-record step needs force`; `an undone add revokes its own tag alone; counters undo across nodes` | +| VER-6 | A branch is a storage under a new identity; a merge hands over exactly what the other side lacks, and a second merge has nothing to hand over. | `a fork stands at the parent under a new identity; merges go both ways`; `a parent that compacted past the fork is joined as state; signatures are required and met` | diff --git a/tests/package/invariants.test.js b/tests/package/invariants.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5f55ede --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/package/invariants.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +'use strict'; + +// INVARIANTS.md names, for every guarantee, the tests that hold it. This +// keeps the two in step: every id names at least one test, and every test +// it names is a plain-string title somewhere under tests/. Rename a test +// and its row together. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { readFileSync, readdirSync, statSync } = require('node:fs'); +const path = require('node:path'); + +const ROOT = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..'); + +const files = (dir) => { + const out = []; + for (const name of readdirSync(dir)) { + const full = path.join(dir, name); + if (name === 'node_modules') continue; + if (statSync(full).isDirectory()) out.push(...files(full)); + else if (name.endsWith('.js')) out.push(full); + } + return out; +}; + +// Every plain-string test title: `test('…')`, `t.test('…')`, `t2.test('…')`, +// the call possibly broken over lines. Template titles are not citable. +const titles = () => { + const found = new Set(); + const pattern = /\b(?:test|t\d?\.test)\(\s*(['"])((?:\\.|(?!\1)[^\\])*)\1/g; + for (const file of files(path.join(ROOT, 'tests'))) { + const source = readFileSync(file, 'utf8'); + for (const match of source.matchAll(pattern)) found.add(match[2].replace(/\\'/g, "'")); + } + return found; +}; + +const rows = () => { + const text = readFileSync(path.join(ROOT, 'INVARIANTS.md'), 'utf8'); + const out = []; + for (const line of text.split('\n')) { + const match = /^\| ([A-Z]+-\d+) \| (.+?) \| (.*) \|$/.exec(line); + if (!match) continue; + const named = [...match[3].matchAll(/`([^`]+)`/g)].map((m) => m[1]); + out.push({ id: match[1], guarantee: match[2], tests: named }); + } + return out; +}; + +test('every invariant names at least one test, and every test it names exists', () => { + const known = titles(); + const table = rows(); + assert.ok(table.length >= 20, `only ${table.length} invariants found`); + const ids = new Set(); + for (const { id, tests } of table) { + assert.ok(!ids.has(id), `${id} appears twice`); + ids.add(id); + assert.ok(tests.length > 0, `${id} names no test`); + for (const name of tests) assert.ok(known.has(name), `${id}: no test titled "${name}"`); + } +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index 1c1661c..d5c9174 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -426,6 +426,72 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { } }); + await t.test( + 'a random walk under hazards — drops, duplicate pages, a reopen — still converges (seeded)', + async (t2) => { + // A hosts, B dials. The link drops and comes back, pages arrive twice, + // B is closed and reopened mid-walk; the ops keep going on both sides. + const random = prng(20261024); + let duplicate = false; + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['B', 'A']], createStorage, { + link: { duplicate: () => duplicate }, + }); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + let b = mesh.get('B'); + const ids = ['h1', 'h2', 'h3']; + for (const id of ids) await a.set(id, { n: 0 }); + await settle([a, b]); + let down = false; + let reopens = 0; + const letter = (storage) => (storage === a ? 'a' : 'b'); + for (let step = 0; step < 80; step++) { + const storage = random() < 0.5 ? a : b; + const id = ids[Math.floor(random() * ids.length)]; + const roll = random(); + try { + if (roll < 0.25) await storage.update(id, { [`f${step % 3}`]: step }); + else if (roll < 0.4) await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + else if (roll < 0.55) await storage.add(id, 'tags', [`t${step % 4}`]); + else if (roll < 0.75) await storage.push(id, 'body', letter(storage)); + else if (roll < 0.9) { + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', `n${step % 4}`, step % 2 ? null : `n${(step + 1) % 4}`); + } else if (roll < 0.95) await storage.delete(id); + else await storage.set(id, { n: step }); + } catch (error) { + if (!/not found|cannot go under/.test(error.message)) throw error; + } + const hazard = random(); + if (hazard < 0.1 && !down) { + mesh.links.get('mem://A').disconnect(); + down = true; + } else if (hazard < 0.2 && down) { + await mesh.links.get('mem://A').reconnect(); + down = false; + } else if (hazard < 0.3) { + duplicate = !duplicate; + } else if (hazard < 0.36 && reopens < 3) { + // B comes back as a new storage on the same directory and dials + // A again; the registry and the cursor are on disk. + await b.close(); + b = await createStorage(t2, 'B', { sync: { connect: mesh.connect, autoStart: false } }); + await b.sync.start(); + down = false; + reopens++; + } + } + if (down) await mesh.links.get('mem://A').reconnect(); + duplicate = false; + await settle([a, b], { timeout: 10_000 }); + await assertConverged([a, b]); + for (const storage of [a, b]) { + for (const id of ids) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } }), await storage.get(id), id); + } + } + assert.ok(reopens > 0, 'the walk reopened B at least once'); + }, + ); + await t.test( 'a mesh that requires signatures converges, and every logged op verifies against its origin', async (t2) => { diff --git a/tests/utils/memory-link.js b/tests/utils/memory-link.js index 0a1d5cf..1f8cfab 100644 --- a/tests/utils/memory-link.js +++ b/tests/utils/memory-link.js @@ -78,6 +78,9 @@ class MemoryLink extends Emitter { if (eventId !== undefined) record.lastEventId = eventId; if (this.#options.drop?.(data)) continue; await onData?.(data, eventId); + // A page delivered twice, as a flaky transport might: the engine + // must take the second as the duplicate it is. + if (this.#options.duplicate?.(data)) await onData?.(clone(data), eventId); } if (!controller.signal.aborted) { this.#subscriptions.delete(record); From d0945fd73e561383cc78a4920d301b09b77405b9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 15:00:08 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 22/53] perf(sequence): the index built once per change and kept on the entry MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A sequence field was read through a fresh Fugue walk twice per local op — once to place the insert, once to read the field back — and three other things ran over every run of the block on every op: the walk parsed each run's key, anchor and content again; `latestClock` rebuilt the record's whole metadata (`normalizeMeta`) to find its newest stamp; `prune` parsed every run's key against the base. On a text of two thousand single-character runs that was five milliseconds an op. Now `seqIndexOf(entry, field)` keeps the built index on the entry (`entry.seqIndex`, carried by `cloneEntry` and into the entry cache, never into the file) and reuses it while the block object and the base are the ones the entry holds — a changed block is a new object, since every change goes through `cloneSeq`. The build parses a run's tuple once (`parsedRun`, a WeakMap by the tuple an unchanged run keeps between blocks) and keeps one per-slot array for ordinals, visible indexes and shown flags instead of three per run; `prune` reads the stamp through the same parse; `latestClock(meta, true)` is the trusted path for an entry this node holds, the untrusted one still normalizes a peer's raw meta first. Typing into a two-thousand-character text in memory: at the start 174 → 1,100 ops/s, anywhere 320 → 2,000, at the end 6,400 → 9,500. What stays is the record file written whole on every op. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 10 ++++++ CLAUDE.md | 13 +++++++ src/bootstrap.js | 2 +- src/commit.js | 20 ++++++++--- src/entries.js | 4 +++ src/ops.js | 40 +++++++++++++++++---- src/sequence.js | 94 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------- src/storage.js | 12 +++---- 8 files changed, 147 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 2ae259b..f291d0d 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -125,6 +125,16 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. of state (`joined: true`); `branchInfo()`, `drop()`. A branch is a storage like any other; a merge into a parent that dials peers reaches them. New code `BRANCH_EXISTS`. A subpath that bundles no engine. +- **Faster lists and text.** The index a sequence field is read through + (the Fugue walk) is built once per change and kept on the cached entry + (`entry.seqIndex`, never persisted): the resolver that places an insert + and the fold that reads the field back share it. The build itself parses + a run's tuple once — an unchanged run keeps its tuple between blocks — + and keeps one per-slot array instead of three per run; a reset prunes + through the same parse; a local write observes the record's clock + without rebuilding its metadata. Typing into a two-thousand-character + text: at the start 174 → 1,100 ops/s, anywhere 320 → 2,000, at the end + 6,400 → 9,500 (in memory, on one machine). - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index d3cc8c6..3b7894e 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -225,6 +225,19 @@ docs/ VitePress site there, and hands back `null` (no op) for a move to where the node is. The fuzz in `tests/suites/sync-engine.js` compares the blocks and the move logs across nodes, not only what they read as. +- **A sequence block is never mutated in place; its index is cached by + identity.** `seqIndexOf(entry, field)` in `src/ops.js` keeps `buildIndex`'s + result on the entry (`entry.seqIndex[field] = { seq, base, index }`, carried + by `cloneEntry` and into `EntryStore`'s cache, never into the file) and + reuses it while `meta.seqs[field]` is the SAME object and the base is the + same — every change goes through `cloneSeq`, so a changed block is a new + object. Read a sequence field through `seqIndexOf`, never through a bare + `buildIndex` on a path that runs per op. `parsedRun` memoizes a run tuple's + parse in a WeakMap keyed by the tuple (an unchanged run shares its tuple + between blocks; a tuple under another key is parsed again); `prune` and + `buildIndex` go through it. `latestClock(meta, true)` is the trusted path + for an entry this node holds — a peer's raw meta takes the untrusted one, + which normalizes first. - **Ops from one origin apply in seq order; seqs run per origin AND scope** (`origin@scope` vector keys), and ops born from a snapshot (`merge`, `advance`) run in their own `origin@~` stream. `applyRemote` skips diff --git a/src/bootstrap.js b/src/bootstrap.js index 6c38227..77e9076 100644 --- a/src/bootstrap.js +++ b/src/bootstrap.js @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ const mergeOne = async (batch, record) => { throw new TypeError('beforeWrite may only replace data for write and set'); } const scope = core.scopeOf(id, data ?? current?.data ?? {}); - core.observe(latestClock(current?.meta)); + core.observe(latestClock(current?.meta, true)); core.observe(latestClock(meta)); const op = { origin: core.nodeId, seq: 0, ts: core.clock.now(), type: 'merge', id }; if (scope !== GLOBAL_SCOPE) op.scope = scope; diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 540ffd9..b627bb1 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -9,7 +9,17 @@ // lensed readers — see Storage#open. const { encrypt, calculateHash } = require('./crypto.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, isCounter, isSet, isTree, kindsOf } = require('./ops.js'); +const { + applyOp, + isAlive, + latestClock, + observedTags, + isCounter, + isSet, + isTree, + kindsOf, + seqIndexOf, +} = require('./ops.js'); const S = require('./sequence.js'); const T = require('./tree.js'); const { between } = require('./order.js'); @@ -145,7 +155,7 @@ const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { return { content: content ?? '', at: S.HEAD }; } const marker = content ?? (held?.k === 'l' ? [] : ''); - const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); + const idx = held === undefined ? null : seqIndexOf(current, key); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; const at = index === null ? length : index; if (at > length || at + count > length) { @@ -169,7 +179,7 @@ const elementAt = (core, id, key, index, current) => { meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key) || isTree(meta, key)); if (held === undefined && other) return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; if (held !== undefined && held.k !== 'l') return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; - const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); + const idx = held === undefined ? null : seqIndexOf(current, key); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; if (index >= length) { const message = `Index ${index} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${length})`; @@ -212,7 +222,7 @@ const resolveMark = (core, id, payload, current) => { ? meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key) || isTree(meta, key)) : held.k !== 't'; if (other) return { start: S.HEAD, end: S.END, key: name, value }; - const idx = held === undefined ? null : S.buildIndex(held, meta.base); + const idx = held === undefined ? null : seqIndexOf(current, key); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; if (start > end || end > length) { const message = `Range ${start}..${end} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${length})`; @@ -284,7 +294,7 @@ const ownTags = (removals, origin) => { // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this // covers what the log no longer has), numbered in its stream. const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { - core.observe(latestClock(current?.meta)); + core.observe(latestClock(current?.meta, true)); const op = { origin: core.nodeId, seq: 0, ts: core.clock.now(), type, id }; if (from) op.from = from; // The writer's schema version rides on the op: what a reader on another diff --git a/src/entries.js b/src/entries.js index b6a88e2..c7db6ce 100644 --- a/src/entries.js +++ b/src/entries.js @@ -178,6 +178,9 @@ class EntryStore { await this.#fsi.write(this.#dir, `${id}.json`, JSON.stringify(stored)); this.#held.delete(id); const cached = { data: entry.data, meta: entry.meta, encrypted: false, block: blockHash }; + // The sequence indexes built while applying come along into the cache + // (never into the file): the next op reads the field through them. + if (entry.seqIndex !== undefined) cached.seqIndex = entry.seqIndex; this.remember(id, cached); this.#catalog.put(id, await this.row(id, cached)); } @@ -188,6 +191,7 @@ class EntryStore { // the next open replays the log. async hold(id, entry) { const cached = { data: entry.data, meta: entry.meta, encrypted: false, block: null }; + if (entry.seqIndex !== undefined) cached.seqIndex = entry.seqIndex; this.#held.add(id); this.remember(id, cached); this.#catalog.put(id, await this.row(id, cached)); diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 650e53a..b46fae5 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -114,7 +114,10 @@ const cloneEntry = (entry) => { }; if (entry.meta.v !== undefined) meta.v = entry.meta.v; if (entry.meta.purged !== undefined) meta.purged = entry.meta.purged; - return { data: { ...entry.data }, meta }; + const out = { data: { ...entry.data }, meta }; + // The built indexes come along: an unchanged block reads through its own. + if (entry.seqIndex !== undefined) out.seqIndex = { ...entry.seqIndex }; + return out; }; const counterValue = (perOrigin) => { @@ -135,6 +138,22 @@ const isSet = (meta, field) => { // A list or a text: the sequence engine's block under the field. const isSeq = (meta, field) => own(seqsOf(meta), field) !== undefined; + +// The index of a sequence field (src/sequence.js buildIndex), kept on the +// entry under `seqIndex` — never persisted, never copied by value — and +// reused while the block object and the base it was built against are the +// ones the entry holds; a block replaced by an op is a new object. +const seqIndexOf = (entry, field) => { + const seq = own(seqsOf(entry.meta), field); + if (seq === undefined) return null; + const base = entry.meta.base; + const cache = (entry.seqIndex ??= {}); + const hit = own(cache, field); + if (hit !== undefined && hit.seq === seq && hit.base === base) return hit.index; + const index = S.buildIndex(seq, base); + cache[field] = { seq, base, index }; + return index; +}; const seqKind = (meta, field) => (own(seqsOf(meta), field).k === 't' ? 'text' : 'list'); // A tree: the move log under the field (src/tree.js). const isTree = (meta, field) => own(treesOf(meta), field) !== undefined; @@ -272,9 +291,17 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { // observed before it stamps a write to that record, or the write sorts below // state the node already has and is dropped as stale. Takes raw peer-shaped // meta too. -const latestClock = (meta) => { +// The newest stamp an entry's metadata holds, over registers, the reset +// watermark, the tombstone, the counters, the sets, the sequences and the +// trees — what a node must have observed before it stamps a write to that +// record, or the write sorts below state the node already has and is +// dropped as stale. `trusted` says the meta is this module's own shape (an +// entry this node holds); a peer's raw meta is rebuilt first. +const latestClock = (meta, trusted = false) => { if (!isPlainObject(meta)) return null; - const { clock, base, deleted, counters, sets, seqs, trees, purged } = normalizeMeta(meta); + const { clock, base, deleted, counters, sets, seqs, trees, purged } = trusted + ? { ...meta, sets: setsOf(meta), seqs: seqsOf(meta), trees: treesOf(meta) } + : normalizeMeta(meta); let latest = maxClock(maxClock(base, deleted), purged ?? null); for (const field of Object.keys(seqs)) latest = maxClock(latest, [seqs[field].ts, '']); for (const field of Object.keys(trees)) latest = maxClock(latest, [trees[field].ts, '']); @@ -361,7 +388,7 @@ const applyBase = (entry, delta) => { meta.seqs[field] = next; // Read again whatever was dropped: a new base can bring an orphan run // back to the head. - const value = S.render(S.buildIndex(next, meta.base)); + const value = S.render(seqIndexOf(entry, field)); if (!deepEqual(data[field], value)) delta[field] = value; data[field] = value; } @@ -559,7 +586,7 @@ const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { } meta.seqs[field] = seq; // Pending work is news to persist even when the field reads the same. - entry.data[field] = S.render(S.buildIndex(seq, meta.base)); + entry.data[field] = S.render(seqIndexOf(entry, field)); delta[field] = entry.data[field]; }; @@ -913,7 +940,7 @@ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { data[field] = liveElements(meta.sets[field]); } else if (isSeq(meta, field)) { delete meta.trees[field]; - data[field] = S.render(S.buildIndex(meta.seqs[field], meta.base)); + data[field] = S.render(seqIndexOf(entry, field)); } } return entry; @@ -1066,6 +1093,7 @@ module.exports = { isSet, isSeq, isTree, + seqIndexOf, kindOf, kindsOf, observedTags, diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index f2b2b3b..931464d 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -354,6 +354,31 @@ const pendingCount = (seq, index) => { const byOrigin = (a, b) => (a.origin < b.origin ? -1 : a.origin > b.origin ? 1 : a.ts - b.ts); const CONT = Symbol('continuation'); +// What a run's tuple parses to, kept by the tuple: an unchanged run shares +// its tuple between a block and the next (cloneSeq copies the map, not the +// tuples), so a rebuild of the index parses only what changed. A tuple met +// under another key is parsed again, not trusted. +const PARSED = new WeakMap(); +const parsedRun = (key, tuple) => { + const hit = PARSED.get(tuple); + if (hit !== undefined && hit.key === key) return hit; + const { ts, origin } = parseRun(key); + const [at, content, elem] = tuple; + const parsed = { + key, + ts, + origin, + at, + anchor: parseAnchor(at), + content, + items: rleExpand(content), + len: rleLength(content), + elem: elem ?? null, + }; + PARSED.set(tuple, parsed); + return parsed; +}; + // Reads the block into an index: the runs with their children by element, // the walk in order (every element, tombstones too) and the visible // elements, with each element's walk ordinal and visible position. @@ -361,30 +386,33 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { const keys = Object.keys(seq.runs); const runs = []; const byKey = new Map(); + let total = 0; for (const key of keys) { - const parsed = parseRun(key); - const [at, content, elem] = seq.runs[key]; - const len = rleLength(content); - const items = rleExpand(content); + const p = parsedRun(key, seq.runs[key]); const r = { key, - ts: parsed.ts, - origin: parsed.origin, - at, - content, - items, - len, - elem: elem ?? null, + i: runs.length, + ts: p.ts, + origin: p.origin, + at: p.at, + anchor: p.anchor, + content: p.content, + items: p.items, + len: p.len, + elem: p.elem, + // Where the run's slots sit in the index's per-slot arrays. + start: total, L: null, R: null, }; + total += p.len; runs.push(r); byKey.set(key, r); } const root = []; const pending = new Set(); for (const r of runs) { - const anchor = parseAnchor(r.at); + const { anchor } = r; if (anchor.elem === null) { root.push(r); continue; @@ -410,18 +438,15 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { if (r.L) for (const list of r.L.values()) list.sort(byOrigin); if (r.R) for (const list of r.R.values()) list.sort(byOrigin); } - // The walk. - const total = runs.reduce((n, r) => n + r.len, 0); + // The walk. Per slot (a run's start plus the offset): its ordinal, the + // visible index at it, whether it shows. const ordRun = new Int32Array(total); const ordOff = new Int32Array(total); const visRun = new Int32Array(total); const visOff = new Int32Array(total); - for (const r of runs) { - r.ordAt = new Int32Array(r.len).fill(-1); - r.visAt = new Int32Array(r.len).fill(-1); - r.shown = new Uint8Array(r.len); - } - const runIndex = new Map(runs.map((r, i) => [r.key, i])); + const ordAt = new Int32Array(total).fill(-1); + const visAt = new Int32Array(total).fill(-1); + const shown = new Uint8Array(total); let n = 0; let v = 0; const movable = seq.k === 'l'; @@ -438,16 +463,16 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { return r.elem === elem && r.key === winner[2]; }; const emit = (r, off) => { - const i = runIndex.get(r.key); - ordRun[n] = i; + const slot = r.start + off; + ordRun[n] = r.i; ordOff[n] = off; - r.ordAt[off] = n; - r.visAt[off] = v; + ordAt[slot] = n; + visAt[slot] = v; n++; if (shows(r, off)) { - visRun[v] = i; + visRun[v] = r.i; visOff[v] = off; - r.shown[off] = 1; + shown[slot] = 1; if (movable) visElem.push(r.elem ?? elemKey(r.key, off)); v++; } @@ -515,6 +540,9 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { visRun: visible, visOff: visibleOff, visElem, + ordAt, + visAt, + shown, vals: seq.vals ?? null, length: v, total: n, @@ -831,7 +859,7 @@ const anchorOrdinal = (index, token, base) => { if (base !== null && compareClock([elem.ts, elem.origin], base) < 0) return 0; const r = index.byKey.get(elem.run); if (r === undefined || elem.offset >= r.len) return null; - return r.ordAt[elem.offset] + (side === 'L' ? 0 : 1); + return index.ordAt[r.start + elem.offset] + (side === 'L' ? 0 : 1); }; // The text as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, marks per key — @@ -842,7 +870,7 @@ const spans = (index, seq, base = null) => { if (length === 0) return []; const styles = new Array(length); for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) styles[i] = null; - const ordOf = (i) => runs[visRun[i]].ordAt[visOff[i]]; + const ordOf = (i) => index.ordAt[runs[visRun[i]].start + visOff[i]]; const entries = []; for (const id of keysOf(seq.marks)) { const [from, to, key, value, flags] = seq.marks[id]; @@ -903,7 +931,8 @@ const indexOfCursor = (index, token) => { if (anchor === null) return null; const r = index.byKey.get(anchor.elem.run); if (r === undefined || anchor.elem.offset >= r.len) return null; - return r.visAt[anchor.elem.offset] + (anchor.side === 'R' ? r.shown[anchor.elem.offset] : 0); + const slot = r.start + anchor.elem.offset; + return index.visAt[slot] + (anchor.side === 'R' ? index.shown[slot] : 0); }; // A register write, LWW by stamp: null when the held one is as new. @@ -972,7 +1001,12 @@ const prune = (seq, base) => { if (base === null) return seq; let next = null; const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); - for (const key of Object.keys(seq.runs)) if (below(key, base)) delete mutable().runs[key]; + // A run's stamp through the tuple's parse (parsedRun): a block of + // thousands of runs is pruned on every op after a reset. + for (const key of Object.keys(seq.runs)) { + const { ts, origin } = parsedRun(key, seq.runs[key]); + if (compareClock([ts, origin], base) < 0) delete mutable().runs[key]; + } for (const map of ['cuts', 'ext', 'marks']) { for (const key of keysOf(seq[map])) { if (below(key, base)) { diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index a0e489b..e046be3 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -18,9 +18,9 @@ const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual, kindsOf } = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual, kindsOf, seqIndexOf } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); -const { buildIndex, spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); +const { spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); @@ -1506,7 +1506,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async spans(id, key) { const held = await this.#sequence('spans', id, key); if (held === null || held.seq.k !== 't') return null; - return spans(buildIndex(held.seq, held.base), held.seq, held.base); + return spans(seqIndexOf(held.entry, key), held.seq, held.base); } /** @@ -1519,14 +1519,14 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async cursor(id, key, index, { side = 'before' } = {}) { if (side !== 'before' && side !== 'after') throw new TypeError("cursor() takes side: 'before' or 'after'"); const held = await this.#sequence('cursor', id, key); - return held === null ? null : cursorAt(buildIndex(held.seq, held.base), index, side); + return held === null ? null : cursorAt(seqIndexOf(held.entry, key), index, side); } /** Where `cursor` is now in list or text field `key`; `null` once its place is gone (a reset, a field no longer a sequence). */ async index(id, key, cursor) { if (typeof cursor !== 'string' || !isAnchor(cursor)) throw new TypeError('index() takes a cursor'); const held = await this.#sequence('index', id, key); - return held === null ? null : indexOfCursor(buildIndex(held.seq, held.base), cursor); + return held === null ? null : indexOfCursor(seqIndexOf(held.entry, key), cursor); } // A sequence field as the record holds it — raw, no lens, no hooks — or null. @@ -1536,7 +1536,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); if (!entry || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; const seq = Object.hasOwn(entry.meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? entry.meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - return seq === undefined ? null : { seq, base: entry.meta.base }; + return seq === undefined ? null : { entry, seq, base: entry.meta.base }; } /** From 2b433cc071b48344e64aa2e69aaec98184e9ef3a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 15:01:52 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 23/53] bench(compare): the text scenarios remeasured after the index cache MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `pnpm bench:compare --scenarios append,prepend,random` and `pnpm bench:report`: typing at the start of the text 155 → 399 ops/s, anywhere 224 → 541, at the end 1,260 → 1,780 — the scenario's text grows past ten thousand characters, and every op still works over every run of the field and writes the record file whole, which the benchmarks page now says. The changelog carries both the two-thousand-character numbers and these. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CHANGELOG.md | 5 +- README.md | 10 +- bench/results/compare.json | 92 +++++++++---------- docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 16 ++-- .../benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg | 60 ++++++------ .../benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg | 60 ++++++------ .../benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg | 62 ++++++------- 7 files changed, 155 insertions(+), 150 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index f291d0d..943212b 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -134,7 +134,10 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. through the same parse; a local write observes the record's clock without rebuilding its metadata. Typing into a two-thousand-character text: at the start 174 → 1,100 ops/s, anywhere 320 → 2,000, at the end - 6,400 → 9,500 (in memory, on one machine). + 6,400 → 9,500 (in memory, on one machine); in the cross-library scenarios, + whose text grows past ten thousand characters, 155 → 399, 224 → 541 and + 1,260 → 1,780 — every op still works over every run of the field, and the + record file is written whole. - **The log knows what it dropped.** `storage.log.droppedTs` is the newest stamp among the ops compaction dropped, or an open could not read — `0` while nothing ever was — persisted in `index.json`; a record's retained diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index f5caaa7..54085f0 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -226,11 +226,11 @@ interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/ben | Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | Type at the end of a text
ops/s | Type at the start of a text
ops/s | Type anywhere in a text
ops/s | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,260 | 155 | 224 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,220 | 162 | 223 | -| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 360,000 | 523,000 | 29,900 | -| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,500 | 20,900 | -| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 618,000 | 443,000 | 307,000 | +| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,780 | 399 | 541 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,810 | 387 | 549 | +| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 346,000 | 525,000 | 30,400 | +| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,600 | 20,600 | +| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 619,000 | 444,000 | 311,000 | | TinyBase
MergeableStore · v10.0.1 | 22,900 | 108,000 | 1,460,000 | — | 23,700 | 11,500 | — | — | — | | PouchDB
pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 | 20,300 | 8,310 | 30,100 | — | 74,000 | 17,800 | — | — | — | | RxDB
memory storage · v17.6.0 | 16,700 | 50,400 | 281,000 | — | 2,220,000 | 64,100 | — | — | — | diff --git a/bench/results/compare.json b/bench/results/compare.json index 5121b40..355b0de 100644 --- a/bench/results/compare.json +++ b/bench/results/compare.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T11:36:09.964Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T12:01:10.970Z", "machine": { "cpu": "Apple M3 Max", "cores": 16, @@ -878,29 +878,29 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - "median": 1255.3155188581634, - "min": 996.898332810964, - "max": 1918.431043784169 + "median": 1779.1261683227187, + "min": 1447.9922409097094, + "max": 2818.460701032068 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 1215.525177726504, - "min": 985.9261614593578, - "max": 1892.871257160745 + "median": 1813.1365921083825, + "min": 1468.2943319795993, + "max": 2815.4872293883477 }, "yjs": { - "median": 359768.1182050619, - "min": 300471.9326416004, - "max": 361668.25131988106 + "median": 346453.14085936476, + "min": 335269.5001450474, + "max": 353758.53860873624 }, "automerge": { - "median": 23740.038926720634, - "min": 23468.981350114474, - "max": 24115.718696460182 + "median": 23677.620095621172, + "min": 23427.197585406804, + "max": 23922.54409279021 }, "loro": { - "median": 617953.2621550442, - "min": 607546.1203300327, - "max": 622831.5509798124 + "median": 618945.3177829481, + "min": 616183.079787133, + "max": 624243.603751006 } }, "unsupported": { @@ -924,29 +924,29 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - "median": 155.0559504666943, - "min": 125.9021913737722, - "max": 247.90639322640556 + "median": 399.49339244171, + "min": 300.0137177324884, + "max": 650.0718859103785 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 161.83187252662927, - "min": 124.42279282206121, - "max": 247.2159545999861 + "median": 387.2088308054044, + "min": 304.7641057392512, + "max": 639.7752789332745 }, "yjs": { - "median": 523093.906339117, - "min": 463663.1197645429, - "max": 533304.4460091798 + "median": 524545.354540025, + "min": 452698.8299459338, + "max": 529378.5036914867 }, "automerge": { - "median": 21527.630131095757, - "min": 20969.23923499243, - "max": 22150.008402760108 + "median": 21562.760180164805, + "min": 21345.56826642622, + "max": 22273.131756077335 }, "loro": { - "median": 443002.3794073116, - "min": 440330.1520562784, - "max": 451443.8266918153 + "median": 443522.96217898326, + "min": 442433.48015506344, + "max": 449082.669706808 } }, "unsupported": { @@ -970,29 +970,29 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - "median": 223.59033895289224, - "min": 165.37485330475303, - "max": 351.0828183566845 + "median": 541.3493958253648, + "min": 403.89952368255416, + "max": 860.7687104133937 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 223.18642966725542, - "min": 168.05339891403338, - "max": 350.7789711097572 + "median": 548.6063378481917, + "min": 418.73308779949457, + "max": 852.7360323792084 }, "yjs": { - "median": 29851.995814022997, - "min": 28339.188499957287, - "max": 31816.494290143903 + "median": 30398.223116685596, + "min": 28438.17880877493, + "max": 31809.964215128417 }, "automerge": { - "median": 20919.203110615097, - "min": 20712.04930314138, - "max": 21081.21096911656 + "median": 20597.41226358537, + "min": 20535.090149786203, + "max": 21091.554177814367 }, "loro": { - "median": 307121.52021420153, - "min": 305162.20815055596, - "max": 308674.76571732754 + "median": 310723.24949627114, + "min": 308747.1732514568, + "max": 313146.29320890346 } }, "unsupported": { diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index 7dc1a42..cdcc028 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -35,11 +35,11 @@ spread of the samples and the exact version. | Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | Type at the end of a text
ops/s | Type at the start of a text
ops/s | Type anywhere in a text
ops/s | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,260 | 155 | 224 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,220 | 162 | 223 | -| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 360,000 | 523,000 | 29,900 | -| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,500 | 20,900 | -| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 618,000 | 443,000 | 307,000 | +| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,780 | 399 | 541 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,810 | 387 | 549 | +| Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 346,000 | 525,000 | 30,400 | +| Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,600 | 20,600 | +| Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 619,000 | 444,000 | 311,000 | | TinyBase
MergeableStore · v10.0.1 | 22,900 | 108,000 | 1,460,000 | — | 23,700 | 11,500 | — | — | — | | PouchDB
pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 | 20,300 | 8,310 | 30,100 | — | 74,000 | 17,800 | — | — | — | | RxDB
memory storage · v17.6.0 | 16,700 | 50,400 | 281,000 | — | 2,220,000 | 64,100 | — | — | — | @@ -121,8 +121,10 @@ start (every insert anchors into the same spot) and anywhere (seeded). They run only the libraries with a text that merges by position take part — syncom's text field, `Y.Text`, Automerge's text, `LoroText`; the databases and the stores show "—". The framing is honest about what is measured: a syncom text is a field of a record, and every keystroke is one signed op -appended to the log and one record file written, where a document CRDT batches a transaction into -one update and writes nothing. The editing-trace benchmark the CRDT libraries publish (a +appended to the log and one record file written — whole, with the field's metadata, so a +keystroke costs more the longer the text (the scenario grows its text past ten thousand +characters, one run per character typed at the start) — where a document CRDT batches a +transaction into one update and writes nothing. The editing-trace benchmark the CRDT libraries publish (a document of a hundred and eighty thousand keystrokes) is out of syncom's scope on purpose — a text is a note, a comment, a block of a document, not the document — and is not run here. diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg index 31c17ab..dd18422 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg @@ -45,54 +45,54 @@ 1M Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 -617,953 ops/s +618,945 ops/s 1.62 µs per operation -samples 608k – 623k +samples 616k – 624k loro-crdt@1.16.4 Loro LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 - -618k + +619k Yjs · Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 -359,768 ops/s -2.78 µs per operation -samples 300k – 362k +346,453 ops/s +2.89 µs per operation +samples 335k – 354k yjs@13.6.33 Yjs Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 - -360k + +346k Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 -23,740 ops/s -42.1 µs per operation -samples 23.5k – 24.1k +23,678 ops/s +42.2 µs per operation +samples 23.4k – 23.9k @automerge/automerge@3.5.0 Automerge Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 - -23.7k + +23.7k -syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -1,255 ops/s -797 µs per operation -samples 997 – 1,918 +<g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +1,813 ops/s +552 µs per operation +samples 1,468 – 2,815 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -1,255 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +1,813 -syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -1,216 ops/s -823 µs per operation -samples 986 – 1,893 +<g><title>syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +1,779 ops/s +562 µs per operation +samples 1,448 – 2,818 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -1,216 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +1,779 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg index 2e32737..1469d23 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg @@ -47,54 +47,54 @@ 1M Yjs · Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 -523,094 ops/s +524,545 ops/s 1.91 µs per operation -samples 464k – 533k +samples 453k – 529k yjs@13.6.33 Yjs Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 - -523k + +525k Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 -443,002 ops/s -2.26 µs per operation -samples 440k – 451k +443,523 ops/s +2.25 µs per operation +samples 442k – 449k loro-crdt@1.16.4 Loro LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 - -443k + +444k Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 -21,528 ops/s -46.5 µs per operation -samples 21k – 22.2k +21,563 ops/s +46.4 µs per operation +samples 21.3k – 22.3k @automerge/automerge@3.5.0 Automerge Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 - -21.5k + +21.6k -syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -162 ops/s -6.18 ms per operation -samples 124 – 247 +<g><title>syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +399 ops/s +2.5 ms per operation +samples 300 – 650 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -162 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +399 -syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -155 ops/s -6.45 ms per operation -samples 126 – 248 +<g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +387 ops/s +2.58 ms per operation +samples 305 – 640 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -155 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +387 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg index 7e2ac1f..e264212 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg @@ -47,54 +47,54 @@ 1M Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 -307,122 ops/s -3.26 µs per operation -samples 305k – 309k +310,723 ops/s +3.22 µs per operation +samples 309k – 313k loro-crdt@1.16.4 Loro LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 - -307k + +311k Yjs · Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 -29,852 ops/s -33.5 µs per operation -samples 28.3k – 31.8k +30,398 ops/s +32.9 µs per operation +samples 28.4k – 31.8k yjs@13.6.33 Yjs Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 - -29.9k + +30.4k Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 -20,919 ops/s -47.8 µs per operation -samples 20.7k – 21.1k +20,597 ops/s +48.5 µs per operation +samples 20.5k – 21.1k @automerge/automerge@3.5.0 Automerge Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 - -20.9k + +20.6k -syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -224 ops/s -4.47 ms per operation -samples 165 – 351 +<g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +549 ops/s +1.82 ms per operation +samples 419 – 853 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -224 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +549 -syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -223 ops/s -4.48 ms per operation -samples 168 – 351 +<g><title>syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +541 ops/s +1.85 ms per operation +samples 404 – 861 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -223 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +541 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 From 3a9249666af57356eeb9083c1fed0c7475f4e54d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 16:29:19 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 24/53] =?UTF-8?q?fix(engine):=20bounds=20and=20convergence?= =?UTF-8?q?=20at=20the=20edges=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E1)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A peer's block or op could cost a node more than it says, or split the mesh. A 3e8 gap in a snapshot run was expanded element by element — out of memory, and the merge op relayed it. Any origin could extend another origin's run, so the order of arrival decided the text. The snapshot path had no PENDING_MAX: one hostile block spent the bound for every honest op after it. A 4 000-deep tree chain threw in the render on the apply path (PAGE_FAILED, then STUCK). A forged `fi` made every local treeMove next to it throw a TypeError. Two moves with one forged stamp folded by insertion order. Registers of elements not here and marks switched off before they arrived counted against nothing. A pending cut arriving twice was waited for twice, and join was not idempotent. A mark switched off before it arrived left two different blocks. - sequence.js: MAX_RUN (1 << 20) and MAX_FIELD (1 << 22) slots, on the op path and in normalizeSeq alike; a run is extended by its origin alone; normalizeSeq takes the base, wants anchors older than their run or mark, and refuses a block past PENDING_MAX; pendingCount counts orphan registers and off-placeholders; addRange dedupes; a mark landing on its placeholder fills it and `off` bumps ts; placeInsert starts a new run at the cap; a register's origin must be a string. - tree.js: isFi = order.isKey, at most MAX_FI (1024); the render shows MAX_DEPTH (512) levels, iteratively; ties by node id; no '@' in an origin; childrenOf/depthOf/heightOf so a local move folds once. - ops.js, commit.js, apply.js: applyOp(previous, op, { pendingMax }); a `bound` refusal carries detail/count/max; a malformed payload is reported — a TypeError locally, OP_REFUSED{malformed} from a peer — never swallowed; a tree move to where the node is returns before applyOp; treeMove refuses a depth past MAX_DEPTH and a place with no room (OUT_OF_RANGE). - open({ sync: { pendingMax } }), 4096 by default, Infinity to disable, threaded into every fold of the log. - Tests for each; INVARIANTS.md rows RLE-1, SEQ-1, SEQ-2, BOUND-1, TREE-1, TREE-2; docs (sync, lists, api, telemetry) and CLAUDE.md rules; browser budget 60.5 → 62 KB (61.7 measured). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 33 +++++-- INVARIANTS.md | 6 ++ docs/guide/lists.md | 24 ++++- docs/guide/sync.md | 1 + docs/guide/telemetry.md | 2 +- docs/reference/api.md | 6 +- index.d.ts | 30 +++++- scripts/size.js | 9 +- src/apply.js | 2 +- src/bootstrap.js | 2 +- src/commit.js | 59 +++++++++--- src/history.js | 7 +- src/ops.js | 57 +++++++---- src/options.js | 8 ++ src/sequence.js | 186 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------- src/storage.js | 17 ++-- src/telemetry.js | 2 +- src/tree.js | 82 +++++++++++++--- tests/index.test-d.ts | 5 + tests/ops.test.js | 32 ++++++- tests/sequence.test.js | 175 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/storage.ops.test.js | 63 ++++++++++++ tests/suites/sync-engine.js | 47 +++++++++ tests/tree.test.js | 56 +++++++++++ 24 files changed, 792 insertions(+), 119 deletions(-) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 3b7894e..3b104d3 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -37,7 +37,8 @@ src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellF src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, run-length content, the walk, local placement, pending ops, pos/vals/marks registers, cursors, prune and join — requires vector.js only src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in stamp order with the cycle check (Kleppmann - 2021, Loro), prune and join — requires vector.js only + 2021, Loro), MAX_DEPTH levels read, prune and join — requires vector.js and order.js (a place is a + fractional index or the move is malformed) src/order.js fractional indexes over a 62-letter alphabet (Loro's rule, MIT) — no requires; the core uses it for a tree's places src/history.js the past out of the log: a version (event id / stamp / vector) as a cut, the exact start above droppedTs, the fold src/tags.js Tags — named versions kept locally: tags.json, a catalog per tag, copy-on-write record files in the newest tag @@ -201,7 +202,11 @@ docs/ VitePress site list, a list over a text, a text over a tree. Do not add a path that lets kinds meet — it cannot be made to commute. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of `src/sequence.js` (Fugue runs anchored `^`/`>e`/`; - rejected: Array<{ field: string; reason: RefusalReason }>; + rejected: Refusal[]; } /** What a field is, once written: a register (last writer wins), a counter (`inc`), a set (`add`/`remove`), a list, a text or a tree. */ export type FieldKind = 'register' | 'counter' | 'set' | 'list' | 'text' | 'tree'; -/** Why a field of a peer's op was refused: another kind holds the field, or pending work hit its bound. */ -export type RefusalReason = FieldKind | 'bound'; +/** + * Why a field of an op was refused: another kind holds the field; work past + * a bound of a list or text field (`'bound'`); a payload the engine does not + * admit (`'malformed'` — a TypeError on the local path). + */ +export type RefusalReason = FieldKind | 'bound' | 'malformed'; +/** One refused field: for `'bound'`, which bound (`detail`), the count and the limit. */ +export interface Refusal { + field: string | null; + reason: RefusalReason; + detail?: 'pending' | 'run' | 'field'; + count?: number; + max?: number; +} /** * The codes a SyncomError carries — one constant per thing that can go @@ -779,6 +791,16 @@ export interface SyncOptions { * refused as malformed rather than observed into the clock. */ maxSkew?: number; + /** + * How much pending work a list or text field takes from ops that ran + * ahead of what they depend on — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and + * extensions for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements + * not here — before an op is refused (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `'bound'`) and + * a snapshot block is dropped. 4096 by default; a refusal is final on this + * node, so a mesh with several hosts raises it rather than lowers it. + * `Infinity` disables the bound. + */ + pendingMax?: number; /** * Signed ops. `'verify'` (the default): this node signs its ops; a peer's * op that carries a signature is verified and refused when it does not @@ -1414,7 +1436,7 @@ export interface StorageEvents { code: 'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED'; op: SyncOp; count?: number; - rejected?: Array<{ field: string; reason: RefusalReason }>; + rejected?: Refusal[]; entity?: string | null; issues?: ValidationIssue[]; }, diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 41b1825..fe52692 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -107,8 +107,13 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // files at the EntryStore seam, tag()/untag()/at() — the raise to 58 KB // (57.7 measured; 58.0 with the views at a tag; ≈60 KB at the end of the versions epic was agreed). // Diff, restore, patches and the commit event (src/patch.js) — the raise to - // 60.5 KB (60.0 measured), the end of the versions epic. - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 60.5 }, + // 60.5 KB (60.0 measured), the end of the versions epic. The bounds of the + // second review's first epic — slot caps on a run and a field, a run + // extended by its origin alone, the snapshot path under the same bound, + // orphan registers and off-placeholders counted, a fractional index + // checked, a tree read to a depth, a malformed payload reported, the + // `sync.pendingMax` option — the raise to 62 KB (61.7 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 62 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/apply.js b/src/apply.js index 8bca7c6..bef35e2 100644 --- a/src/apply.js +++ b/src/apply.js @@ -301,7 +301,7 @@ const applyOne = async (batch, op) => { const verdict = await core.hook('beforeApply', { op, via: batch.via, peer: batch.peer, current: visible }); if (verdict === false) return void skip(batch, op); core.clock.observe(op.ts); - const { entry, changed, delta, rejected } = applyOp(current, op); + const { entry, changed, delta, rejected } = applyOp(current, op, core.limits); if (rejected.length > 0) { const error = new SyncomError('OP_REFUSED', `Refused op on ${op.id}`, { op, rejected }); report(batch, { event: 'sync.op.rejected', id: op.id, rejected }, rejected[0].reason, error); diff --git a/src/bootstrap.js b/src/bootstrap.js index 77e9076..a87c57f 100644 --- a/src/bootstrap.js +++ b/src/bootstrap.js @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ const mergeOne = async (batch, record) => { if (from) op.from = from; if (data !== undefined) op.data = data; if (meta !== undefined) op.meta = meta; - const { entry, changed, delta } = applyOp(current, op); + const { entry, changed, delta } = applyOp(current, op, core.limits); if (!changed) { if (otel.enabled) otel.recordCommit('merge', 'noop', now() - started); return; diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index b627bb1..0582358 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -57,12 +57,20 @@ const HINTS = { list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move()', text: 'a text; use splice(), push(), updateText() or mark()', tree: 'a tree; use treeMove() or treeRemove()', - bound: 'past the bound on pending work', + bound: 'past a bound: pending work, a run or the field as a whole (see Costs and limits)', }; +// `malformed` is a payload the engine does not admit after the arguments +// were checked — a bug in the caller or here, never a peer's doing on this +// path — so it is a TypeError, not a coded failure. const refuse = (id, rejected) => { if (rejected.length === 0) return; - const [{ field, reason }] = rejected; - throw new SyncomError('FIELD_KIND', `Field ${field} of record ${id} is ${HINTS[reason]}`, { field, kind: reason }); + const [{ field, reason, detail, count, max }] = rejected; + if (reason === 'malformed') { + throw new TypeError(`Field ${field} of record ${id}: the engine does not admit this payload`); + } + const fields = { field, kind: reason }; + if (detail !== undefined) Object.assign(fields, { detail, count, max }); + throw new SyncomError('FIELD_KIND', `Field ${field} of record ${id} is ${HINTS[reason]}`, fields); }; // A swap's expectation, checked inside the queue against the record as it @@ -237,22 +245,25 @@ const resolveMark = (core, id, payload, current) => { // A tree move names a parent and a sibling to land after or before; what // travels is the place among the siblings as a fractional index // (src/order.js) between its neighbours — decided inside the queue, against -// the tree as it is. A parent in the node's own subtree is CYCLE, a sibling -// not under the parent NOT_FOUND; a move to where the node already is makes -// no op (null). Siblings that share an index order by stamp, and a node put -// after one of them lands after all of them. Another kind under the field -// is left to applyOp to refuse. +// the tree as it is, folded once. A parent in the node's own subtree is +// CYCLE, a sibling not under the parent NOT_FOUND; a move to where the node +// already is makes no op (null). A move that would reach below the level a +// tree reads (T.MAX_DEPTH), or a place with no room left between its +// neighbours (an index past T.MAX_FI), is OUT_OF_RANGE. Siblings that share +// an index order by stamp, and a node put after one of them lands after all +// of them. Another kind under the field is left to applyOp to refuse. const resolveTree = (core, id, payload, current) => { const { key, node, parent, after, before } = payload; const meta = current?.meta; const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.trees ?? {}, key) ? meta.trees[key] : undefined; const tree = held ?? T.createTree(); - if (parent !== null && parent !== T.TRASH && T.subtree(tree, node).has(parent)) { + const folded = T.childrenOf(tree); + if (parent !== null && parent !== T.TRASH && T.subtree(tree, node, folded).has(parent)) { const where = parent === node ? 'itself' : `${parent}, a node under it`; const message = `Node ${node} of field ${key} of record ${id} cannot go under ${where}`; throw new SyncomError('CYCLE', message, { id, field: key, node, parent }); } - const all = T.siblings(tree, parent); + const all = T.siblings(tree, parent, folded); const was = all.findIndex((s) => s.id === node); const sibs = was < 0 ? all : all.filter((s) => s.id !== node); let at = sibs.length; @@ -266,6 +277,13 @@ const resolveTree = (core, id, payload, current) => { at = after !== undefined ? i + 1 : i; } if (was >= 0 && (at === was || parent === T.TRASH)) return null; + if (parent !== T.TRASH) { + const depth = (parent === null ? 0 : T.depthOf(folded, parent)) + T.heightOf(folded, node); + if (depth > T.MAX_DEPTH) { + const message = `Node ${node} of field ${key} of record ${id} would reach level ${depth}; a tree reads ${T.MAX_DEPTH}`; + throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { id, field: key, node, depth, max: T.MAX_DEPTH }); + } + } const lower = at > 0 ? sibs[at - 1].fi : null; let upper = at < sibs.length ? sibs[at].fi : null; if (lower !== null && upper !== null && upper <= lower) { @@ -277,7 +295,19 @@ const resolveTree = (core, id, payload, current) => { } } } - return { node, parent, fi: between(lower, upper) }; + const fi = between(lower, upper); + if (fi.length > T.MAX_FI) { + const message = `No room left between the neighbours of node ${node} in field ${key} of record ${id}; move a sibling away or reset the field`; + throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { + id, + field: key, + node, + reason: 'fi', + length: fi.length, + max: T.MAX_FI, + }); + } + return { node, parent, fi }; }; // Of a remove's observed tags, those of one origin; an element with none is left out. @@ -345,7 +375,7 @@ const assertUnique = async (core, id, entry) => { // changes nothing. const validateLocal = async (core, op, current, visible, ctx) => { const { id, type } = op; - let { entry, changed, delta, rejected } = applyOp(current, op); + let { entry, changed, delta, rejected } = applyOp(current, op, core.limits); refuse(id, rejected); if (!changed) return null; const def = core.definitionOf(entry.data); @@ -358,7 +388,7 @@ const validateLocal = async (core, op, current, visible, ctx) => { if (type === 'write') op.data = validated; else op.data = foldSet(op.data, validated, visible ? project(def, id, await core.view(id, current)) : {}); ctx.data = op.data; - ({ entry, changed, delta, rejected } = applyOp(current, op)); + ({ entry, changed, delta, rejected } = applyOp(current, op, core.limits)); refuse(id, rejected); if (!changed) return null; } @@ -456,6 +486,9 @@ const commitLocal = async (core, type, id, payload, options) => { payload = { ...payload, data: ctx.data }; } const op = prepareOp(core, type, id, payload, current, who, from); + // A tree move to where the node already is: nothing to write (resolveTree + // hands back null instead of a place). + if (type === 'tree' && op.value === null) return null; const applied = await validateLocal(core, op, current, visible, ctx); if (applied === null) return null; // The validator may have filled the field the scope reads (a default): diff --git a/src/history.js b/src/history.js index d175634..0cc07f0 100644 --- a/src/history.js +++ b/src/history.js @@ -81,12 +81,13 @@ const exactStart = (entries, droppedTs) => { }; // The fold of `entries` from `start`: one step per entry — the entry of the -// log, the record after it, what the op changed. -const fold = (entries, start) => { +// log, the record after it, what the op changed. `limits` are the node's +// (`sync.pendingMax`): what it applied under them folds back under them. +const fold = (entries, start, limits = null) => { const steps = []; let entry = null; for (let i = start; i < entries.length; i++) { - const applied = applyOp(entry, entries[i].op); + const applied = applyOp(entry, entries[i].op, limits); entry = applied.entry; steps.push({ logged: entries[i], entry, delta: applied.delta }); } diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index b46fae5..2720806 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -263,11 +263,14 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { if (Object.keys(elements).length > 0) sets[field] = elements; } } + // The reset watermark first: it decides which of a block's runs are + // orphans (read from the head) and which wait for an anchor (bounded). + const base = stampOf(meta.base); const seqs = {}; if (isPlainObject(meta.seqs)) { for (const field of Object.keys(meta.seqs)) { if (!isKey(field)) continue; - const seq = S.normalizeSeq(meta.seqs[field]); + const seq = S.normalizeSeq(meta.seqs[field], base); if (seq !== null) seqs[field] = seq; } } @@ -279,7 +282,7 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { if (tree !== null) trees[field] = tree; } } - const normalized = { clock, base: stampOf(meta.base), deleted: stampOf(meta.deleted), counters, sets, seqs, trees }; + const normalized = { clock, base, deleted: stampOf(meta.deleted), counters, sets, seqs, trees }; if (Number.isInteger(meta.v)) normalized.v = meta.v; const purged = stampOf(meta.purged); if (purged) normalized.purged = purged; @@ -531,15 +534,23 @@ const applySet = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { * field-kind rule refused. Idempotent: applying an op twice, or an op older * than what the entry already reflects, changes nothing. */ +// A payload the engine does not admit: reported, so a local caller hears of +// it (a bug) and a peer's is counted (`sync.op.rejected`), never silent. +const malformed = (field, rejected) => { + rejected.push({ field: typeof field === 'string' ? field : null, reason: 'malformed' }); +}; + // A `splice` on a list or a text: the block takes the op (src/sequence.js), // the field reads as its walk. The first op of a field decides its kind by // what `content` is — a string or an array — and every later one carries // the same, so a cut that arrives before any run of the field still knows -// what it belongs to. -const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { +// what it belongs to. `pendingMax` bounds what the field may hold waiting. +const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax) => { const { meta } = entry; const { key: field, value: payload } = op; - if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) { + return void malformed(field, rejected); + } if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); return; @@ -557,23 +568,26 @@ const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { return; } const kind = typeof payload.content === 'string' ? 't' : Array.isArray(payload.content) ? 'l' : null; - if (kind === null) return; + if (kind === null) return void malformed(field, rejected); const held = own(meta.seqs, field); if (held !== undefined && held.k !== kind) { rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); return; } if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; - const result = S.applySplice(held ?? S.createSeq(kind), stamp, payload, meta.base); + const result = S.applySplice(held ?? S.createSeq(kind), stamp, payload, meta.base, pendingMax); settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); }; // What a sequence op leaves: the block pruned at once (what fell below the // base must look the same as if it had never landed, whichever side of the -// reset it arrived on), the field read again, a refusal reported. +// reset it arrived on), the field read again, a refusal reported — `bound` +// with which bound, the count and the limit; `malformed` as such. const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { const { meta } = entry; - if (result.reason === 'bound') rejected.push({ field, reason: 'bound' }); + if (result.reason === 'bound') { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'bound', detail: result.detail, count: result.count, max: result.max }); + } else if (result.reason === 'malformed') malformed(field, rejected); if (!result.changed) return; const seq = S.prune(result.seq, meta.base); if (seq === null) { @@ -594,11 +608,13 @@ const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { // registers (src/sequence.js); refused on the other kind and on the other // kinds. A register or a mark for a field with no block yet names its kind // and waits, like a cut that comes before its run. -const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { +const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax) => { const kind = op.type === 'mark' ? 't' : 'l'; const { meta } = entry; const { key: field, value: payload } = op; - if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) { + return void malformed(field, rejected); + } if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); return; @@ -624,10 +640,10 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const block = held ?? S.createSeq(kind); const result = op.type === 'assign' - ? S.applyAssign(block, stamp, payload) + ? S.applyAssign(block, stamp, payload, meta.base, pendingMax) : op.type === 'move' - ? S.applyMove(block, stamp, payload, meta.base) - : S.applyMark(block, stamp, payload); + ? S.applyMove(block, stamp, payload, meta.base, pendingMax) + : S.applyMark(block, stamp, payload, meta.base, pendingMax); settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); }; @@ -637,7 +653,9 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const applyTree = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const { meta } = entry; const { key: field, value: payload } = op; - if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) return; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) { + return void malformed(field, rejected); + } if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); return; @@ -657,6 +675,7 @@ const applyTree = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; const held = own(meta.trees, field); const result = T.applyTreeMove(held ?? T.createTree(), stamp, payload); + if (result.reason === 'malformed') return void malformed(field, rejected); if (!result.changed) return; meta.trees[field] = result.tree; // A move that did not take is news to persist: a later move can make it count. @@ -681,12 +700,14 @@ const erase = (entry, stamp, delta) => { meta.deleted = meta.purged; }; -const applyOp = (previous, op) => { +const applyOp = (previous, op, limits = null) => { const entry = previous ? cloneEntry(previous) : createEntry(); const { meta } = entry; const stamp = [op.ts, op.origin]; const delta = {}; const rejected = []; + // The node's bound on a sequence field's pending work (`sync.pendingMax`). + const pendingMax = limits?.pendingMax ?? S.PENDING_MAX; // A purged record takes nothing more — not a newer write, not a revival. if (meta.purged && op.type !== 'purge' && op.type !== 'merge') { @@ -768,9 +789,9 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op) => { } else if (op.type === 'add' || op.type === 'remove') { applySet(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } else if (op.type === 'splice') { - applySeq(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); + applySeq(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax); } else if (op.type === 'assign' || op.type === 'move' || op.type === 'mark') { - applyListOp(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); + applyListOp(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax); } else if (op.type === 'tree') { applyTree(entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected); } diff --git a/src/options.js b/src/options.js index 5986e23..cb2ad4d 100644 --- a/src/options.js +++ b/src/options.js @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ // modules. Every message names the option the way the caller wrote it. const { isPlainObject } = require('./shape.js'); +const { PENDING_MAX } = require('./sequence.js'); const DEFAULT_CACHE = 5000; const DEFAULT_FLUSH_EVERY = 64; @@ -94,6 +95,12 @@ const normalizeStorageOptions = (options) => { if (maxSkew !== undefined && !(typeof maxSkew === 'number' && maxSkew > 0)) { throw new TypeError('open({ sync }): maxSkew must be a positive number of milliseconds (Infinity to disable)'); } + // How much pending work a list or text field takes from ops that ran ahead + // of what they depend on before an op is refused — see src/sequence.js. + const pendingMax = options.sync?.pendingMax; + if (pendingMax !== undefined && !((Number.isInteger(pendingMax) && pendingMax > 0) || pendingMax === Infinity)) { + throw new TypeError('open({ sync }): pendingMax must be a positive integer (Infinity to disable)'); + } // Signed ops: 'verify' signs this node's and checks a peer's when it // carries a signature; 'require' refuses unsigned ones too; false does // neither. The node id is the signing key in every mode — see src/apply.js. @@ -118,6 +125,7 @@ const normalizeStorageOptions = (options) => { encrypted: options.encrypted === true, scope: typeof scope === 'function' ? scope : null, maxSkew: maxSkew ?? DEFAULT_MAX_SKEW, + pendingMax: pendingMax ?? PENDING_MAX, signatures: signatures ?? 'verify', }; }; diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 931464d..d04214f 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -68,7 +68,18 @@ const { compareClock } = require('./vector.js'); +// Pending work — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and extensions waiting +// for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements and marks not +// here — is bounded per field, on the op path and on the snapshot path +// alike: beyond it an op is refused (`bound`) and a peer's block is dropped. const PENDING_MAX = 4096; +// A run holds at most MAX_RUN slots and a field MAX_FIELD, tombstones +// included: the index allocates per slot, so a gap is the one thing a peer +// could make expensive for nothing (a `[3e8]` in a snapshot block would be +// expanded element by element). A node typing past MAX_RUN starts a new run +// (`placeInsert`); a field at MAX_FIELD takes nothing more until a reset. +const MAX_RUN = 1 << 20; +const MAX_FIELD = 1 << 22; // Keys: a run is `ts:origin` (the op that created it), an element // `ts:offset:origin` — the offset in the middle so two indexOf calls parse @@ -219,19 +230,30 @@ const rleMerge = (kind, a, b) => { return rleCollapse(kind, out); }; -// Whether a run's content is well-formed for its kind; returns the -// canonical form, or null. +// Whether a run's content is well-formed for its kind and within MAX_RUN; +// returns the canonical form, or null. const normalizeRle = (kind, rle) => { if (!Array.isArray(rle)) return null; const b = builder(kind); + let n = 0; for (const seg of rle) { if (isGap(seg)) b.push(seg); else if (present(kind, seg) && seg.length > 0) b.push(seg); else return null; + n += segLength(seg); + if (n > MAX_RUN) return null; } return b.done(); }; +// The slots a block holds, tombstones included — through the memoized parse +// of each run (`parsedRun`), so a block of many runs is summed, not re-read. +const blockSlots = (seq) => { + let n = 0; + for (const key of Object.keys(seq.runs)) n += parsedRun(key, seq.runs[key]).len; + return n; +}; + // ---- the block ----------------------------------------------------------- const createSeq = (kind) => ({ k: kind, ts: 0, runs: {} }); @@ -253,22 +275,28 @@ const isStamp = (value) => Number.isSafeInteger(value) && value > 0; const isJson = (value) => value === null || ['string', 'number', 'boolean', 'object'].includes(typeof value); // A peer's block, rebuilt into the trusted shape: every key of a known -// form, every run a canonical RLE of the block's kind, every anchor and -// register well-formed. Anything else is dropped; a block with nothing left -// is null. -const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { +// form, every run a canonical RLE of the block's kind anchored at an element +// older than itself, every anchor and register well-formed, the whole within +// MAX_FIELD slots and PENDING_MAX pending items under `base` (the entry's +// reset watermark, which decides what an orphan run is). Anything else is +// dropped; a block with nothing left, or past a bound, is null. +const normalizeSeq = (raw, base = null) => { if (!raw || typeof raw !== 'object') return null; const kind = raw.k === 't' || raw.k === 'l' ? raw.k : null; if (kind === null) return null; const seq = createSeq(kind); + let slots = 0; for (const key of keysOf(raw.runs)) { const run = raw.runs[key]; - if (!isRunKey(key) || !Array.isArray(run) || run.length < 2 || run.length > 3) continue; + const made = parseRun(key); + if (made === null || !Array.isArray(run) || run.length < 2 || run.length > 3) continue; const anchor = parseAnchor(run[0]); - if (anchor === null || run[0] === END) continue; + if (anchor === null || run[0] === END || (anchor.elem !== null && anchor.elem.ts >= made.ts)) continue; const content = normalizeRle(kind, run[1]); if (content === null) continue; if (run.length === 3 && (kind !== 'l' || !isElemKey(run[2]))) continue; + slots += rleLength(content); + if (slots > MAX_FIELD) return null; seq.runs[key] = run.length === 3 ? [run[0], content, run[2]] : [run[0], content]; } const ranges = (list) => @@ -294,14 +322,7 @@ const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { const out = {}; for (const key of keysOf(raw2)) { const v = raw2[key]; - if ( - isElemKey(key) && - Array.isArray(v) && - v.length === 3 && - isStamp(v[0]) && - isOrigin(String(v[1])) && - check(v[2]) - ) { + if (isElemKey(key) && Array.isArray(v) && v.length === 3 && isStamp(v[0]) && isOrigin(v[1]) && check(v[2])) { out[key] = [v[0], v[1], v[2]]; } } @@ -317,8 +338,13 @@ const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { const marks = {}; for (const key of keysOf(raw.marks)) { const m = raw.marks[key]; - if (!isRunKey(key) || !Array.isArray(m) || m.length !== 5) continue; - if (!isAnchor(m[0]) || !isAnchor(m[1]) || typeof m[2] !== 'string' || !isJson(m[3])) continue; + const made = parseRun(key); + if (made === null || !Array.isArray(m) || m.length !== 5) continue; + const from = parseAnchor(m[0]); + const to = parseAnchor(m[1]); + if (from === null || to === null || typeof m[2] !== 'string' || !isJson(m[3])) continue; + // An honest mark spans elements older than itself. + if ((from.elem !== null && from.elem.ts >= made.ts) || (to.elem !== null && to.elem.ts >= made.ts)) continue; if (!Number.isInteger(m[4]) || m[4] < 0 || m[4] > 3) continue; marks[key] = [m[0], m[1], m[2], m[3], m[4]]; } @@ -327,6 +353,9 @@ const normalizeSeq = (raw) => { const empty = Object.keys(seq.runs).length === 0 && !seq.cuts && !seq.ext && !seq.marks && !seq.pos && !seq.vals; if (empty) return null; seq.ts = stampsMax(seq); + // The same bound the op path keeps: a block a peer could not have built + // through ops is not taken as state either. + if (pendingCount(seq, buildIndex(seq, base)) > PENDING_MAX) return null; return seq; }; @@ -342,13 +371,34 @@ const cloneSeq = (seq) => { return out; }; +// Whether the block holds the element `key` names: its run, long enough. +const holdsElem = (seq, key) => { + const e = parseElem(key); + const run = own(seq.runs, e.run); + return run !== undefined && e.offset < rleLength(run[1]); +}; + +// What waits in a block: runs out of the walk, cuts and extensions of runs +// not here, registers of elements no run holds, marks switched off before +// they arrived — each one a thing a peer could pile up for nothing. const pendingCount = (seq, index) => { let n = index.pending.size; for (const key of keysOf(seq.cuts)) n += seq.cuts[key].length; for (const key of keysOf(seq.ext)) n += seq.ext[key].length; + for (const map of ['pos', 'vals']) { + for (const key of keysOf(seq[map])) { + const e = parseElem(key); + const r = index.byKey.get(e.run); + if (r === undefined || e.offset >= r.len) n++; + } + } + for (const key of keysOf(seq.marks)) if (isPlaceholder(seq.marks[key])) n++; return n; }; +// A refusal for work past a bound: which bound, the count and the limit. +const refused = (seq, detail, count, max) => ({ seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound', detail, count, max }); + // ---- the tree and its walk ---------------------------------------------- const byOrigin = (a, b) => (a.origin < b.origin ? -1 : a.origin > b.origin ? 1 : a.ts - b.ts); @@ -599,7 +649,9 @@ const placeInsert = (index, i, origin) => { const explicit = r.R?.get(off); const cont = off + 1 < r.len; if (!explicit && !cont) { - if (r.origin === origin) return { run: r.key, from: r.len }; + // Own run, at its end: extend it — until it is full, then a new run + // anchored after its last element reads the same. + if (r.origin === origin && r.len < MAX_RUN) return { run: r.key, from: r.len }; return { at: `>${elemKey(r.key, off)}` }; } let first; @@ -681,10 +733,21 @@ const settle = (seq, key) => { return changed; }; +// Whether the block already waits to cut exactly this range of `key`. +const hasRange = (seq, key, offset, length) => { + const held = seq.cuts && own(seq.cuts, key); + return held !== undefined && held.some(([o, n]) => o === offset && n === length); +}; + +// Adds a pending cut once: a range already waiting is not waited for twice +// (a join of two pictures that both hold it, the same op arriving again). const addRange = (seq, key, offset, length) => { - const list = (seq.cuts ??= {})[key] ? [...seq.cuts[key]] : []; + if (hasRange(seq, key, offset, length)) return false; + const held = seq.cuts && own(seq.cuts, key); + const list = held ? [...held] : []; list.push([offset, length]); - seq.cuts[key] = list; + (seq.cuts ??= {})[key] = list; + return true; }; // One `splice`: cuts first, then the insertion — a new run anchored at `at`, @@ -713,12 +776,19 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) if (run !== undefined && (!isRunKey(run) || !Number.isInteger(from) || from < 0)) { return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; } + // A run is extended by the origin that made it, nobody else: two origins + // extending one run would leave the result to the order of arrival. + if (run !== undefined && parseRun(run).origin !== origin) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; let next = null; const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); let changed = false; let index = null; const indexOf = () => (index ??= buildIndex(next ?? seq, base)); - const pendingLeft = () => pendingMax - pendingCount(next ?? seq, indexOf()); + const pending = () => pendingCount(next ?? seq, indexOf()); + const full = () => { + const n = pending(); + return n >= pendingMax ? refused(seq, 'pending', n, pendingMax) : null; + }; if (cut !== undefined) { for (const range of cut) { // An honest cutter saw the run it cuts, so the run is older than the op. @@ -732,7 +802,9 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) for (const [key, offset, length] of cut) { const target = own(seq.runs, key); if (target === undefined || offset >= rleLength(target[1])) { - if (pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + if (hasRange(next ?? seq, key, offset, length)) continue; + const stop = full(); + if (stop !== null) return stop; addRange(mutable(), key, offset, length); changed = true; continue; @@ -746,14 +818,18 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) m.runs[key] = before.length === 3 ? [before[0], after, before[2]] : [before[0], after]; changed = true; } - if (offset + length > len) { - if (pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + if (offset + length > len && !hasRange(m, key, len, offset + length - len)) { + const stop = full(); + if (stop !== null) return stop; addRange(m, key, len, offset + length - len); changed = true; } } } if (inserting) { + if (content.length > MAX_RUN) return refused(seq, 'run', content.length, MAX_RUN); + const slots = blockSlots(next ?? seq) + content.length; + if (slots > MAX_FIELD) return refused(seq, 'field', slots, MAX_FIELD); if (at !== undefined) { const key = runKey(ts, origin); if (own((next ?? seq).runs, key) === undefined) { @@ -763,7 +839,10 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) anchor.elem === null || (base !== null && compareClock([anchor.elem.ts, anchor.elem.origin], base) < 0) || (parent !== undefined && anchor.elem.offset < rleLength(parent[1])); - if (!resolved && pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + if (!resolved) { + const stop = full(); + if (stop !== null) return stop; + } const m = mutable(); m.runs[key] = [at, isText(m.k) ? [content] : [[...content]]]; m.ts = Math.max(m.ts, ts); @@ -774,6 +853,7 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) const target = own((next ?? seq).runs, run); if (target !== undefined) { const len = rleLength(target[1]); + if (len + content.length > MAX_RUN) return refused(seq, 'run', len + content.length, MAX_RUN); if (from === len) { const m = mutable(); m.runs[run] = @@ -783,7 +863,8 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) settle(m, run); changed = true; } else if (from > len) { - if (pendingLeft() <= 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + const stop = full(); + if (stop !== null) return stop; const m = mutable(); const list = m.ext && own(m.ext, run) ? [...m.ext[run]] : []; if (!list.some(([f]) => f === from)) { @@ -803,6 +884,9 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) const MANY = 1; const OFF = 2; +// What an `off` leaves for a mark not here yet: no anchors, no key, no value, switched off. +const PLACEHOLDER = [HEAD, HEAD, '', null, OFF]; +const isPlaceholder = (m) => m[0] === HEAD && m[1] === HEAD && m[2] === '' && m[3] === null && (m[4] & OFF) !== 0; const EXPANDS = { before: [true, false], after: [false, true], both: [true, true], none: [false, false] }; // Removing a style grows where the style would not and the other way round // (Loro): both ↔ none, before and after stay. @@ -819,17 +903,25 @@ const markAnchors = (index, start, end, expand) => { // A `mark`: a new mark keyed by the op's stamp — first wins on a key — or // `{ off }`, which flags an existing mark (or a placeholder for one not here -// yet) as removed by id. -const applyMark = (seq, stamp, payload) => { +// yet) as removed by id. A mark that lands on its placeholder fills it in and +// stays off; the block's `ts` counts a placeholder by the id it names, so the +// two orders leave one block. +const applyMark = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) => { const [ts, origin] = stamp; if (seq.k !== 't' || !payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; if (payload.off !== undefined) { - if (!isRunKey(payload.off)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; + const named = parseRun(payload.off); + if (named === null) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; const held = seq.marks && own(seq.marks, payload.off); if (held !== undefined && (held[4] & OFF) !== 0) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + if (held === undefined) { + const n = pendingCount(seq, buildIndex(seq, base)); + if (n >= pendingMax) return refused(seq, 'pending', n, pendingMax); + } const next = cloneSeq(seq); (next.marks ??= {})[payload.off] = - held === undefined ? [HEAD, HEAD, '', null, OFF] : [held[0], held[1], held[2], held[3], held[4] | OFF]; + held === undefined ? [...PLACEHOLDER] : [held[0], held[1], held[2], held[3], held[4] | OFF]; + next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, named.ts); return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; } const { start, end, key, value, many } = payload; @@ -841,9 +933,10 @@ const applyMark = (seq, stamp, payload) => { } if (many !== undefined && many !== true) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; const id = runKey(ts, origin); - if (seq.marks && own(seq.marks, id) !== undefined) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + const held = seq.marks && own(seq.marks, id); + if (held !== undefined && !isPlaceholder(held)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; const next = cloneSeq(seq); - (next.marks ??= {})[id] = [start, end, key, value, many ? MANY : 0]; + (next.marks ??= {})[id] = [start, end, key, value, (many ? MANY : 0) | (held === undefined ? 0 : OFF)]; next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, ts); return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; }; @@ -941,12 +1034,22 @@ const newer = (map, key, stamp) => { return held === undefined || compareClock([held[0], held[1]], stamp) < 0; }; +// A register for an element no run here holds is pending work, bounded like +// a cut: null to go on, a refusal to hand back. +const orphan = (seq, map, elem, base, pendingMax) => { + if ((seq[map] && own(seq[map], elem) !== undefined) || holdsElem(seq, elem)) return null; + const n = pendingCount(seq, buildIndex(seq, base)); + return n >= pendingMax ? refused(seq, 'pending', n, pendingMax) : null; +}; + // An `assign`: the element's value register (lists only). -const applyAssign = (seq, stamp, payload) => { +const applyAssign = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) => { if (seq.k !== 'l' || !payload || typeof payload !== 'object') return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; const { elem, value } = payload; if (!isElemKey(elem) || !isJson(value) || value === undefined) return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'malformed' }; if (!newer(seq.vals, elem, stamp)) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; + const stop = orphan(seq, 'vals', elem, base, pendingMax); + if (stop !== null) return stop; const next = cloneSeq(seq); (next.vals ??= {})[elem] = [stamp[0], stamp[1], value]; next.ts = Math.max(next.ts, stamp[0]); @@ -970,6 +1073,8 @@ const applyMove = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) = const key = runKey(ts, origin); let next = null; const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); + const stop = newer(seq.pos, elem, stamp) ? orphan(seq, 'pos', elem, base, pendingMax) : null; + if (stop !== null) return stop; const spliced = applySplice(seq, stamp, { cut: [cut], content: [] }, base, pendingMax); if (spliced.reason === 'bound') return spliced; if (spliced.changed) next = spliced.seq; @@ -979,8 +1084,9 @@ const applyMove = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) = anchor.elem === null || (base !== null && compareClock([anchor.elem.ts, anchor.elem.origin], base) < 0) || (parent !== undefined && anchor.elem.offset < rleLength(parent[1])); - if (!resolved && pendingMax - pendingCount(next ?? seq, buildIndex(next ?? seq, base)) <= 0) { - return { seq, changed: false, reason: 'bound' }; + if (!resolved) { + const n = pendingCount(next ?? seq, buildIndex(next ?? seq, base)); + if (n >= pendingMax) return refused(seq, 'pending', n, pendingMax); } const m = mutable(); m.runs[key] = [at, [[value]], elem]; @@ -1068,7 +1174,11 @@ const join = (a, b) => { const theirs = side.marks[key]; const mine = out.marks && own(out.marks, key); if (mine === undefined) (out.marks ??= {})[key] = theirs; - else if (theirs[4] !== mine[4]) out.marks[key] = [mine[0], mine[1], mine[2], mine[3], mine[4] | theirs[4]]; + else if (theirs[4] !== mine[4] || isPlaceholder(mine) !== isPlaceholder(theirs)) { + // The filled-in mark over its placeholder, the flags of both. + const filled = isPlaceholder(mine) ? theirs : mine; + out.marks[key] = [filled[0], filled[1], filled[2], filled[3], mine[4] | theirs[4]]; + } } } for (const key of Object.keys(out.runs)) settle(out, key); @@ -1077,6 +1187,8 @@ const join = (a, b) => { module.exports = { PENDING_MAX, + MAX_RUN, + MAX_FIELD, HEAD, END, runKey, diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index e046be3..c23f3d9 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -157,6 +157,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { #clock = new Clock(); #scopeOf; #maxSkew; + #limits; #signatures; #encrypted; #hooks; @@ -187,6 +188,9 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { this.#encrypted = settings.encrypted; this.#scopeOf = settings.scope ?? (() => GLOBAL_SCOPE); this.#maxSkew = settings.maxSkew; + // What the op model is told to bound (src/ops.js applyOp): the pending + // work of a list or text field. Every fold of the log runs under it too. + this.#limits = { pendingMax: settings.pendingMax }; this.#signatures = settings.signatures; // Live Records, weakly: one the application still holds pins its cache // entry and follows the record; one it dropped is collected, and its @@ -359,6 +363,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { version: this.#version, ahead: this.#ahead, maxSkew: this.#maxSkew, + limits: this.#limits, signatures: this.#signatures, // Signs an op of this node's own, in place, once it is final. sign: this.#signatures === false ? null : (op) => signOp(op, this.#signing.privateKey), @@ -682,7 +687,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { continue; } if (current?.encrypted) continue; - const { entry, changed } = applyOp(current, op); + const { entry, changed } = applyOp(current, op, this.#limits); if (changed) touched.set(op.id, { ...entry, seq }); } return touched; @@ -1087,7 +1092,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async #folded(id, past) { { const { entries, start } = past; - const steps = fold(entries, start); + const steps = fold(entries, start, this.#limits); const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; return last !== null && isAlive(last) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, last)) : null; } @@ -1101,7 +1106,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (version.kind === 'tag') return this.#entryAt(version.name, id); const past = await this.#past(id, version); if (past === null) return null; - const steps = fold(past.entries, past.start); + const steps = fold(past.entries, past.start, this.#limits); return steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; } @@ -1267,7 +1272,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const { entries, purged } = await this.#applied(id); const droppedTs = this.#log.droppedTs; const { start, exact: fromReset } = exactStart(entries, droppedTs); - const steps = fold(entries, start); + const steps = fold(entries, start, this.#limits); const versions = []; for (const { logged, entry, delta } of steps) { const { seq, op, scrubbed } = logged; @@ -1356,7 +1361,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (droppedTs > 0) { // The whole retained past must read as the present does, or the cut // cannot be trusted either. - const all = fold(entries, exactStart(entries, droppedTs).start); + const all = fold(entries, exactStart(entries, droppedTs).start, this.#limits); const last = all.length > 0 ? all[all.length - 1].entry : null; if (current === null || !(await this.#present(id, last))) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); } @@ -1632,7 +1637,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { let entry = null; for (let i = start; i < entries.length; i++) { this.#clock.observe(entries[i].op.ts); - ({ entry } = applyOp(entry, entries[i].op)); + ({ entry } = applyOp(entry, entries[i].op, this.#limits)); } this.#entries.forget(id); await this.#persistBatch(new Map([[id, entry]]), entries[start].seq, entries[entries.length - 1].seq); diff --git a/src/telemetry.js b/src/telemetry.js index 695b930..991c7f6 100644 --- a/src/telemetry.js +++ b/src/telemetry.js @@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ const createTelemetry = (telemetry) => { opsRejected = meter.createCounter('syncom.ops.rejected', { unit: '{op}', description: - 'Peer ops refused, by reason: a field of another kind, pending work past its bound, invalid, out of scope, unreadable, forged, unsigned', + 'Peer ops refused, by reason: a field of another kind, work past a bound, a payload the engine does not admit, invalid, out of scope, unreadable, forged, unsigned', }); conflicts = meter.createCounter('syncom.conflicts', { unit: '{conflict}', diff --git a/src/tree.js b/src/tree.js index b458637..db96d92 100644 --- a/src/tree.js +++ b/src/tree.js @@ -11,11 +11,19 @@ // move lost, and the loser is kept: a later move can make it moot or revive // it. Siblings order by a fractional index (`@alexify/syncom/order`), then by // stamp. A removal is a move under `$trash`; what hangs there is not read. -// Pure functions over plain JSON; no requires beyond ./vector.js. +// A tree reads MAX_DEPTH levels: what hangs deeper is folded but not shown, +// the same on every node (a 4 000-deep chain would throw in the render and +// in JSON.stringify, and a throw on the apply path stops a stream). Pure +// functions over plain JSON; requires ./vector.js and ./order.js (a place +// among siblings must be a fractional index: anything else would throw in +// `between()` on every local move landing next to it). const { compareClock } = require('./vector.js'); +const { isKey } = require('./order.js'); const TRASH = '$trash'; +const MAX_DEPTH = 512; +const MAX_FI = 1024; const hasControl = (value) => { for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i++) if (value.charCodeAt(i) < 32) return true; @@ -30,10 +38,12 @@ const isNodeId = (value) => !hasControl(value); const isParent = (value) => value === null || value === TRASH || isNodeId(value); const isStamp = (value) => Number.isSafeInteger(value) && value > 0; -const isOrigin = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0 && value.length <= 128 && !hasControl(value); -const isFi = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0 && value.length <= 256; +const isOrigin = (value) => + typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0 && value.length <= 128 && !value.includes('@') && !hasControl(value); +const isFi = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length <= MAX_FI && isKey(value); const own = (object, key) => (Object.hasOwn(object, key) ? object[key] : undefined); const byStamp = (a, b) => compareClock([a[0], a[1]], [b[0], b[1]]); +const byNode = (a, b) => (a < b ? -1 : a > b ? 1 : 0); const createTree = () => ({ ts: 0, moves: {} }); @@ -120,13 +130,14 @@ const joinTrees = (a, b) => { return out; }; -// The fold: every move in stamp order, a move that would put a node under -// itself skipped. Gives each node's parent and place, and whether each -// move took. +// The fold: every move in stamp order — two moves of different nodes with +// one stamp (forged: a clock never repeats) by node id, so the order is a +// function of the moves alone — a move that would put a node under itself +// skipped. Gives each node's parent and place, and whether each move took. const resolve = (tree) => { const all = []; for (const node of Object.keys(tree.moves)) for (const move of tree.moves[node]) all.push([node, move]); - all.sort((x, y) => byStamp(x[1], y[1])); + all.sort((x, y) => byStamp(x[1], y[1]) || byNode(x[0], y[0])); const parentOf = new Map(); const placeOf = new Map(); const isUnder = (ancestor, node) => { @@ -170,17 +181,30 @@ const childrenOf = (tree) => { }; // What the field reads as: the roots and their children, nested — -// `[{ id, children }]`. What hangs under `$trash` or an unknown parent is -// not there. +// `[{ id, children }]`, MAX_DEPTH levels at most. What hangs under `$trash`, +// an unknown parent or below the last level is not there. const renderTree = (tree) => { const { children } = childrenOf(tree); - const build = (parent) => (children.get(parent) ?? []).map((id) => ({ id, children: build(id) })); - return build(null); + const roots = (children.get(null) ?? []).map((id) => ({ id, children: [] })); + const stack = roots.map((node) => [node, 1]); + while (stack.length > 0) { + const [node, depth] = stack.pop(); + if (depth >= MAX_DEPTH) continue; + for (const id of children.get(node.id) ?? []) { + const child = { id, children: [] }; + node.children.push(child); + stack.push([child, depth + 1]); + } + } + return roots; }; +// The readers below take the fold (`childrenOf`) when the caller has it, so +// a local move that needs several readings of one tree folds it once. + // The nodes under `node`, itself included — what a move may not target. -const subtree = (tree, node) => { - const { children } = childrenOf(tree); +const subtree = (tree, node, folded = childrenOf(tree)) => { + const { children } = folded; const out = new Set([node]); const stack = [node]; while (stack.length > 0) { @@ -197,13 +221,38 @@ const subtree = (tree, node) => { // The ordered children of `parent` with their places — for a local move // that names a sibling to land after or before. -const siblings = (tree, parent) => { - const { children, placeOf } = childrenOf(tree); +const siblings = (tree, parent, folded = childrenOf(tree)) => { + const { children, placeOf } = folded; return (children.get(parent ?? null) ?? []).map((id) => ({ id, fi: placeOf.get(id)[0] })); }; +// The level `node` sits at in the fold — a root is 1, a node under a parent +// the fold does not know counts up to it — and how tall the subtree under +// `node` is, itself included (1 for a node not in the tree yet). +const depthOf = (folded, node) => { + let depth = 0; + let at = node; + while (at !== null && at !== TRASH && folded.parentOf.has(at)) { + depth++; + at = folded.parentOf.get(at); + } + return depth; +}; +const heightOf = (folded, node) => { + let height = 0; + const stack = [[node, 1]]; + while (stack.length > 0) { + const [at, level] = stack.pop(); + if (level > height) height = level; + for (const child of folded.children.get(at) ?? []) stack.push([child, level + 1]); + } + return height; +}; + module.exports = { TRASH, + MAX_DEPTH, + MAX_FI, isNodeId, createTree, normalizeTree, @@ -212,7 +261,10 @@ module.exports = { pruneTree, joinTrees, resolve, + childrenOf, renderTree, subtree, siblings, + depthOf, + heightOf, }; diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 14e2320..04162c8 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -270,6 +270,9 @@ expectAssignable('set'); expectAssignable('list'); expectAssignable('text'); expectAssignable('bound'); +expectAssignable('malformed'); +expectAssignable({ field: 'body', reason: 'bound', detail: 'pending', count: 1, max: 4096 }); +expectAssignable({ field: null, reason: 'malformed' }); expectError('map'); expectAssignable(['x', { a: 1 }]); expectAssignable({ search: ['title', 'body'] }); @@ -556,6 +559,8 @@ expectAssignable({ expectAssignable({ sync: { maxSkew: 60_000 } }); expectAssignable({ sync: { maxSkew: Infinity } }); expectError(syncom.open({ sync: { maxSkew: '1h' } })); +expectAssignable({ sync: { pendingMax: 8192 } }); +expectError(syncom.open({ sync: { pendingMax: 'many' } })); storage.applyRemote([], { adoptFrom: 'host' }).then((result) => { expectType(result.malformed); expectType(result.gaps); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 3933d0e..6ac34d5 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -654,10 +654,12 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual([clash.changed, clash.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); const clash2 = applyOp(list.entry, splice(5, 'B', 2, 'items', { at: '^', content: 'x' })); assert.deepStrictEqual([clash2.changed, clash2.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'items', reason: 'list' }]]); - // A malformed payload is nothing; a duplicate is nothing. + // A malformed payload changes nothing and is reported as such — a local + // caller hears of it, a peer's is counted; a duplicate is nothing. for (const value of ['nope', null, { content: 5 }, { at: '^' }, { at: '$', content: 'x' }, { content: '' }]) { const r = applyOp(list.entry, splice(6, 'C', 1, 'body', value)); - assert.deepStrictEqual([r.changed, r.rejected], [false, []], JSON.stringify(value)); + const refused = [{ field: 'body', reason: 'malformed' }]; + assert.deepStrictEqual([r.changed, r.rejected], [false, refused], JSON.stringify(value)); } assert.strictEqual( applyOp(list.entry, splice(4, 'A', 3, 'items', { at: '^', content: [1, { x: 2 }] })).changed, @@ -965,16 +967,18 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(text.entry, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ { field: 'outline', reason: 'text' }, ]); - // A malformed payload is nothing. + // A malformed payload changes nothing and is reported as such. for (const value of [ 'nope', null, { node: 'n' }, { node: 'n', parent: 'n', fi: 'V' }, { node: '$trash', parent: null, fi: 'V' }, + { node: 'n', parent: null, fi: 'not-an-index' }, ]) { const result = applyOp(first.entry, op('tree', 11, 'C', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value })); - assert.deepStrictEqual([result.changed, result.rejected], [false, []], JSON.stringify(value)); + const refused = [{ field: 'outline', reason: 'malformed' }]; + assert.deepStrictEqual([result.changed, result.rejected], [false, refused], JSON.stringify(value)); } // Over the wire: one code, round-tripped. const [packed] = unpackOps(packOps([r])); @@ -1050,3 +1054,23 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(back.type, 'constructor', 'an unknown code stays a string for the storage to refuse'); }); }); + +test('ops: the bound on pending work is the node’s', async (t) => { + await t.test('applyOp takes { pendingMax }; a refusal names the bound, the count and the limit', () => { + const splice = (ts, origin, seq, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'body', value }); + const first = applyOp(null, splice(1, 'A', 1, { at: '^', content: 'ab' })); + const limits = { pendingMax: 1 }; + const one = applyOp(first.entry, splice(2, 'B', 1, { cut: [['1:Z', 0, 1]], content: '' }), limits); + assert.deepStrictEqual([one.changed, one.rejected], [true, []]); + const two = applyOp(one.entry, splice(3, 'B', 2, { cut: [['1:Y', 0, 1]], content: '' }), limits); + const refused = { field: 'body', reason: 'bound', detail: 'pending', count: 1, max: 1 }; + assert.deepStrictEqual([two.changed, two.rejected], [false, [refused]]); + const loose = applyOp(one.entry, splice(3, 'B', 2, { cut: [['1:Y', 0, 1]], content: '' })); + assert.strictEqual(loose.changed, true, 'the default bound is PENDING_MAX'); + const off = (ts, seq, id, entry) => + applyOp(entry, op('mark', ts, 'B', { seq, key: 'body', value: { off: id } }), limits); + const held = off(4, 3, '1:Q', first.entry); + assert.strictEqual(held.changed, true); + assert.deepStrictEqual(off(5, 4, '1:W', held.entry).rejected, [refused]); + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index fc02ac0..c6fea9a 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -660,4 +660,179 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { 'and the next keystroke extends it', ); }); + + await t.test( + 'a run is extended by its origin alone: a stranger’s extension is malformed, whichever arrives first', + () => { + // A types abc and types on; a validly signed stranger extends A's run at + // the same place. Without the rule the result would be whoever came first. + const a = node('A'); + const first = insert(a, 0, 'abc'); + const run = S.runKey(first.ts, 'A'); + const own = { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run, from: 3, content: 'de' } }; + const stranger = { ts: tick(), origin: 'EVIL', payload: { run, from: 3, content: 'XY' } }; + const nodes = [ + [own, stranger], + [stranger, own], + ].map((order) => { + const n = node('N'); + apply(n, first); + for (const op of order) assert.strictEqual(apply(n, op).reason, op === stranger ? 'malformed' : null); + return n; + }); + for (const n of nodes) assert.strictEqual(read(n), 'abcde'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(nodes[1].seq, nodes[0].seq); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.join(nodes[0].seq, nodes[1].seq), S.join(nodes[1].seq, nodes[0].seq)); + }, + ); + + await t.test( + 'a run and a field are bounded in slots: a gap bomb is dropped at the door, typing past the cap starts a new run', + () => { + // A snapshot block with a 300-million-slot gap would be expanded element by element. + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', [3e8]), null); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', ['ab', S.MAX_RUN - 1]), null, 'present items and gaps add up'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.normalizeRle('t', ['ab', S.MAX_RUN - 2]), ['ab', S.MAX_RUN - 2]); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', [3e8]] } }), null); + // Four full runs fill a field; a block holding one slot more is not taken as state. + const runs = Object.fromEntries([1, 2, 3, 4].map((i) => [`${i}:A`, ['^', [S.MAX_RUN]]])); + const full = S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 4, runs }); + assert.strictEqual(S.rleLength(full.runs['4:A'][1]), S.MAX_RUN); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 5, runs: { ...runs, '5:A': ['^', ['x']] } }), null); + // The op path refuses the same: no extension of a full run, no insert into a full field. + const a = node('A'); + a.seq = { k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', [S.MAX_RUN]] } }; + const ext = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run: '1:A', from: S.MAX_RUN, content: 'x' } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([ext.changed, ext.reason, ext.detail, ext.max], [false, 'bound', 'run', S.MAX_RUN]); + const big = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { at: '^', content: 'x'.repeat(S.MAX_RUN + 1) } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([big.reason, big.detail, big.count], ['bound', 'run', S.MAX_RUN + 1]); + a.seq = full; + const over = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { at: '^', content: 'x' } }); + const expected = ['bound', 'field', S.MAX_FIELD + 1, S.MAX_FIELD]; + assert.deepStrictEqual([over.reason, over.detail, over.count, over.max], expected); + // Typing at the end of a full run of one's own anchors a new run after its + // last element — the same reading, one key more. + const atCap = S.buildIndex({ k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', [S.MAX_RUN - 1, 'x']] } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.placeInsert(atCap, 1, 'A'), { at: `>${S.elemKey('1:A', S.MAX_RUN - 1)}` }); + const short = S.buildIndex({ k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', [S.MAX_RUN - 2, 'x']] } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.placeInsert(short, 1, 'A'), { run: '1:A', from: S.MAX_RUN - 1 }); + }, + ); + + await t.test( + 'the snapshot path is bounded like the op path: pending work past it, self-anchored runs, typed-off origins', + () => { + // 4 097 pending cuts of runs not here: a block no peer could have built through ops. + const cuts = {}; + for (let i = 1; i <= S.PENDING_MAX + 1; i++) cuts[`${i}:Z`] = [[0, 1]]; + const flood = { k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', ['a']] }, cuts }; + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq(flood), null); + delete cuts[`${S.PENDING_MAX + 1}:Z`]; + assert.ok(S.normalizeSeq(flood) !== null, 'at the bound it is taken'); + // A run anchored at an element as new as itself or newer is nobody's; a mark spanning one, the same. + const loops = { '5:X': ['>5:0:X', ['x']], '6:X': ['<7:0:X', ['y']], '8:X': ['>7:0:X', ['z']] }; + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 8, runs: loops }).runs), ['8:X']); + const marks = { '5:B': ['>1:0:A', '<5:0:B', 'b', true, 0], '6:B': ['^', '$', 'b', true, 0] }; + const marked = S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 6, runs: { '1:A': ['^', ['ab']] }, marks }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Object.keys(marked.marks), ['6:B']); + // A register's origin is a string: a number or null is not one, whatever String() would say. + const vals = { '1:0:A': [5, 7, 'x'], '1:1:A': [5, null, 'y'] }; + const pos = { '1:0:A': [5, 'B', '2:B'] }; + const typed = S.normalizeSeq({ k: 'l', ts: 5, runs: { '1:A': ['^', [[1, 2]]] }, vals, pos }); + assert.strictEqual(typed.vals, undefined); + assert.deepStrictEqual(typed.pos, pos); + // Orphans are read under the entry's base: a run anchored below it is a root, not pending. + const orphans = {}; + for (let i = 0; i <= S.PENDING_MAX; i++) orphans[`${20 + i}:A`] = ['>5:0:Q', ['x']]; + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 20, runs: orphans }), null, 'without the base they all wait'); + assert.ok( + S.normalizeSeq({ k: 't', ts: 20, runs: orphans }, [10, 'R']) !== null, + 'under it they read from the head', + ); + }, + ); + + await t.test( + 'registers of elements not here and marks switched off before they arrive count against the bound', + () => { + const step = (n, result) => { + if (result.changed) n.seq = result.seq; + return result; + }; + const a = node('A', 'l'); + insert(a, 0, [1, 2]); + const run = Object.keys(a.seq.runs)[0]; + const assign = (elem, max) => step(a, S.applyAssign(a.seq, [tick(), 'B'], { elem, value: 'v' }, null, max)); + assert.strictEqual(assign(S.elemKey(run, 0), 1).changed, true, 'a held element is never pending'); + assert.strictEqual(assign('9:0:Z', 1).changed, true, 'the first orphan fits a bound of one'); + const stop = assign('9:1:Z', 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + [stop.changed, stop.reason, stop.detail, stop.count, stop.max], + [false, 'bound', 'pending', 1, 1], + ); + assert.strictEqual( + assign('9:0:Z', 1).changed, + true, + 'a newer value for an orphan already counted is no more pending', + ); + const payload = { elem: '9:2:Z', cut: [run, 0, 1], at: '^', value: 1 }; + const moved = step(a, S.applyMove(a.seq, [tick(), 'B'], payload, null, 1)); + assert.deepStrictEqual([moved.changed, moved.reason], [false, 'bound'], 'a move names its element: pending too'); + assert.strictEqual(S.pendingCount(a.seq, index(a)), 1); + const text = node('T'); + insert(text, 0, 'ab'); + const off = (id, max) => step(text, S.applyMark(text.seq, [tick(), 'B'], { off: id }, null, max)); + assert.strictEqual(off('50:B', 1).changed, true); + const second = off('51:B', 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual([second.changed, second.reason], [false, 'bound']); + assert.strictEqual(off('50:B', 1).changed, false, 'off twice is nothing, not a refusal'); + assert.strictEqual(S.pendingCount(text.seq, index(text)), 1); + }, + ); + + await t.test('join and a repeated cut are idempotent: a pending cut is waited for once', () => { + const a = node('A'); + const waiting = { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { cut: [['2:Z', 0, 1]], content: '' } }; + assert.strictEqual(apply(a, waiting).changed, true); + assert.strictEqual(apply(a, waiting).changed, false, 'the same op again changes nothing'); + const joined = S.join(a.seq, a.seq); + assert.deepStrictEqual(joined, a.seq); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.join(joined, joined), a.seq); + assert.strictEqual(S.pendingCount(a.seq, index(a)), 1); + // A cut running past a run's end: what overflows waits once too. + const b = node('B'); + const first = insert(b, 0, 'abc'); + const over = { ts: tick(), origin: 'C', payload: { cut: [[S.runKey(first.ts, 'B'), 2, 5]], content: '' } }; + assert.strictEqual(apply(b, over).changed, true); + assert.strictEqual(apply(b, over).changed, false); + assert.deepStrictEqual(b.seq.cuts, { [S.runKey(first.ts, 'B')]: [[3, 4]] }); + assert.strictEqual(read(b), 'ab'); + }); + + await t.test('a mark switched off before it arrives leaves one block, whichever came first', () => { + const text = node('T'); + const first = insert(text, 0, 'abc'); + const m = tick(); + const o = tick(); + const mark = { ts: m, origin: 'B', payload: { start: '^', end: '$', key: 'bold', value: true } }; + const off = { ts: o, origin: 'B', payload: { off: S.runKey(m, 'B') } }; + const run = (ops) => { + const n = node('N'); + apply(n, first); + for (const op of ops) { + const r = S.applyMark(n.seq, [op.ts, op.origin], op.payload); + if (r.changed) n.seq = r.seq; + } + return n.seq; + }; + const ab = run([mark, off]); + const ba = run([off, mark]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(ba, ab); + assert.deepStrictEqual(ab.marks[S.runKey(m, 'B')], ['^', '$', 'bold', true, S.OFF]); + assert.strictEqual(ab.ts, m, 'a placeholder counts by the id it names, as stampsMax does'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.normalizeSeq(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(ba))), ba); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.join(ab, run([off])), ab, 'the filled mark wins the join over its placeholder'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.join(run([off]), ab), ab); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.spans(S.buildIndex(ab), ab), [{ text: 'abc', marks: {} }], 'and off is off'); + }); }); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 670f66c..8bd4d56 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -1286,3 +1286,66 @@ test('a snapshot page is joined as one batch', async (t) => { }, ); }); + +test('Storage: the bounds of the sequence and tree engines', async (t) => { + await t.test( + 'open({ sync: { pendingMax } }) bounds a peer’s pending work; a refusal is reported with its count', + async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2, { sync: { pendingMax: 2 } }); + const errors = []; + storage.on('error', (error) => errors.push(error)); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'ab'); + // The runs the cuts wait for are stamped after the record's insert: a + // cut of a run below the reset watermark is moot and pruned at once. + const soon = Date.now() + 1000; + const waiting = (seq, origin) => + remoteOp('peer', seq, 'splice', id, { + ts: soon + 1000 + seq, + key: 'body', + value: { cut: [[`${soon}:${origin}`, 0, 1]], content: '' }, + }); + const result = await storage.applyRemote([waiting(1, 'Z'), waiting(2, 'Y'), waiting(3, 'X')]); + assert.strictEqual(result.applied, 3, 'a refused op is accepted into the log, like a kind clash'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + errors.map((error) => [error.code, error.rejected]), + [['OP_REFUSED', [{ field: 'body', reason: 'bound', detail: 'pending', count: 2, max: 2 }]]], + ); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).body, 'ab'); + const bad = (pendingMax) => syncom.open({ path: `${storage.path}-bad`, logger: false, sync: { pendingMax } }); + assert.throws(() => bad(0), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => bad('many'), TypeError); + }, + ); + + await t.test( + 'treeMove refuses a node that would read below MAX_DEPTH levels, and a place with no room between its neighbours', + async (t2) => { + const { MAX_DEPTH, MAX_FI } = require('../src/tree.js'); + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({}); + let parent = null; + for (let i = 1; i <= MAX_DEPTH; i++) { + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', `n${i}`, parent); + parent = `n${i}`; + } + const deeper = { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', depth: MAX_DEPTH + 1, max: MAX_DEPTH }; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'deep', parent), deeper); + // A subtree counts whole: two levels fit under the level before the last but one, not under the last but one. + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'pair'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'child', 'pair'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'pair', `n${MAX_DEPTH - 1}`), { + code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', + }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'pair', `n${MAX_DEPTH - 2}`); + // A peer's place with no room after it: the next local place would need an index longer than MAX_FI. + const edge = { key: 'outline', value: { node: 'edge', parent: null, fi: `${'z'.repeat(MAX_FI - 1)}V` } }; + await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('peer', 1, 'tree', id, edge)]); + const noRoom = { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE', reason: 'fi', max: MAX_FI }; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'next', null, { after: 'edge' }), noRoom); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'next', null, { before: 'edge' }); + const roots = (await storage.get(id)).outline.map((node) => node.id); + assert.deepStrictEqual(roots.slice(-2), ['next', 'edge']); + }, + ); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js index d5c9174..40bd306 100644 --- a/tests/suites/sync-engine.js +++ b/tests/suites/sync-engine.js @@ -342,6 +342,53 @@ const runSyncEngineTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { } }); + await t.test( + 'a hostile snapshot is dropped at the door: a gap bomb, pending work past the bound, a stranger extending a run', + async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello'); + await settle([a, b]); + const record = (await a.snapshot()).records.find((r) => r.id === id); + const run = Object.keys(record.meta.seqs.body.runs)[0]; + const forged = (edit) => { + const copy = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(record)); + edit(copy.meta.seqs.body); + return copy; + }; + // A run with a 300-million-slot gap would be expanded element by + // element: dropped at the door, the field as it was. + await b.mergeSnapshot([forged((seq) => (seq.runs['1:Z'] = ['^', [3e8]]))]); + assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).body, 'hello'); + // Pending work past the bound: the block is not taken as state, and the bound is not spent. + await b.mergeSnapshot([ + forged((seq) => { + seq.cuts = {}; + for (let i = 1; i <= 4097; i++) seq.cuts[`${i}:Z`] = [[0, 1]]; + }), + ]); + assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).body, 'hello'); + const errors = []; + b.on('error', (error) => errors.push(`${error.code}:${error.rejected?.[0]?.reason}`)); + // A cut of a run stamped after the record's insert (below it, the reset rule would prune it as moot). + const late = { origin: 'late', seq: 1, ts: Date.now() + 2000, type: 'splice', id, key: 'body' }; + late.value = { cut: [[`${Date.now() + 1000}:Q`, 0, 1]], content: '' }; + assert.strictEqual((await b.applyRemote([late])).applied, 1, 'an honest op that ran ahead still waits here'); + // A stranger extending A's run: refused, counted, never applied; A's own extension lands. + const stranger = { origin: 'stranger', seq: 1, ts: Date.now() + 2, type: 'splice', id, key: 'body' }; + stranger.value = { run, from: 5, content: 'XX' }; + await b.applyRemote([stranger]); + assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).body, 'hello'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(errors, ['OP_REFUSED:malformed']); + await a.push(id, 'body', '!'); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.strictEqual((await b.get(id)).body, 'hello!'); + await assertConverged([a, b]); + }, + ); + await t.test('a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)', async (t2) => { const names = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D']; const edges = [ diff --git a/tests/tree.test.js b/tests/tree.test.js index 923f5a1..4395fb8 100644 --- a/tests/tree.test.js +++ b/tests/tree.test.js @@ -167,4 +167,60 @@ test('tree', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(T.applyTreeMove(x.tree, [tick(), 'A'], bad).reason, 'malformed', JSON.stringify(bad)); } }); + + await t.test('moves with one forged stamp fold the same on every node: ties go by node id', () => { + const r = move(T.createTree(), 'A', 'r', null); + const x = move(r.tree, 'A', 'x', 'r', 'UV'); + const y = move(x.tree, 'A', 'y', 'r', 'WV'); + const ts = tick(); + const forged = [ + { ts, origin: 'EVIL', node: 'x', parent: 'y', fi: 'V' }, + { ts, origin: 'EVIL', node: 'y', parent: 'x', fi: 'V' }, + ]; + const one = replay([r.op, x.op, y.op, ...forged]); + const two = replay([r.op, x.op, y.op, forged[1], forged[0]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(two, one); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(one)), ['r', ' y', ' x'], 'x before y: x moves, y’s move would cycle'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(flat(T.renderTree(two)), flat(T.renderTree(one))); + assert.deepStrictEqual(T.joinTrees(one, two), T.joinTrees(two, one)); + }); + + await t.test('a tree reads MAX_DEPTH levels and no deeper: a 4 000-deep chain renders, folds and joins', () => { + let tree = T.createTree(); + let parent = null; + for (let i = 0; i < 4000; i++) { + tree = move(tree, 'A', `n${i}`, parent).tree; + parent = `n${i}`; + } + const rendered = T.renderTree(tree); + let depth = 0; + for (let at = rendered; at.length > 0; at = at[0].children) depth++; + assert.strictEqual(depth, T.MAX_DEPTH); + assert.ok(JSON.stringify(rendered).length > 0, 'and it serializes'); + assert.strictEqual(T.resolve(tree).parentOf.get('n3999'), 'n3998', 'the fold keeps every move'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(T.renderTree(T.joinTrees(tree, tree)), rendered); + const up = move(tree, 'B', 'n3999', null, 'ZV'); + assert.ok(flat(T.renderTree(up.tree)).includes('n3999'), 'moved up, the deep node shows again'); + }); + + await t.test('a place is a fractional index, or the move is malformed — from an op and from a snapshot alike', () => { + const r = move(T.createTree(), 'A', 'r', null); + for (const fi of ['zzz', 'V0', '', 'a'.repeat(T.MAX_FI + 1), 7, null]) { + const bad = T.applyTreeMove(r.tree, [tick(), 'B'], { node: 'n', parent: 'r', fi }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([bad.changed, bad.reason], [false, 'malformed'], JSON.stringify(fi)); + } + const long = T.applyTreeMove(r.tree, [tick(), 'B'], { node: 'n', parent: 'r', fi: `${'a'.repeat(T.MAX_FI - 1)}V` }); + assert.strictEqual(long.changed, true, 'a long but valid index is taken'); + const hostile = T.normalizeTree({ + moves: { + r: [[1, 'A', null, 'V']], + n: [ + [2, 'B', 'r', 'zzz'], + [3, 'B@scope', 'r', 'V'], + [4, 'B', 'r', 'UV'], + ], + }, + }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(hostile.moves.n, [[4, 'B', 'r', 'UV']], 'a bad index and an origin with @ are dropped'); + }); }); From bedaaa26ee20eb438f6252649e2cc28dffd03c90 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 16:43:42 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 25/53] =?UTF-8?q?fix(api):=20the=20contracts=20at=20the=20?= =?UTF-8?q?edges=20=E2=80=94=20branch,=20patches,=20tags=20(review=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=84=962,=20E2)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit drop() wiped any storage handed to it, branch() opened over an existing one and merged the parent in, a fork that failed left a half-made directory for the retry to reuse, and a merge asked only after the source's own streams: a third node's ops the parent had compacted past the branch were skipped as gaps while merge() reported success. A patch was checked more loosely than the method of its name, so applyPatches() could mint nothing and answer with a count instead of a TypeError; a SyncomError from a second op left the first committed, so a restore() could land its reset without the rebuild; the `removals` a patch named were kept by reference in the log; a tags.json line's name became a path under tags/ unchecked; open('path') opened the default directory. - src/args.js: the write API's argument checks, shared by Storage and realize() (patch.js); tree.js takes isNodeId from it. - commit.js: kindClash refuses a sequence or tree op on a field of another kind before a stamp is minted or an index read (no placeholder payloads left); copyPayload copies removals too; rehearse() applies every op of a batch over a scratch record before applyPatches appends, so a restore lands whole or not at all. - branch.js, outbound.js: drop() takes a branch alone (sweep is the shared remover, used by a failed branch() too); branch() refuses a path that holds files; merge asks first of every stream (allStreams) and joins as state when any is out of reach. - tags.js: a name that is not a record id is dropped at load (reason 'name'); options.js: open() takes an options object. - Tests for each; INVARIANTS.md PATCH-1, PATCH-2, BRANCH-1, BRANCH-2, TAG-1; docs (api, versions) and CLAUDE.md rules; budgets 62.5 KB main (62.0 measured), 6 KB undo (5.9). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 23 +++++++- INVARIANTS.md | 7 ++- docs/guide/versions.md | 32 +++++++---- docs/reference/api.md | 12 ++--- scripts/size.js | 15 ++++-- src/args.js | 108 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/branch.js | 44 +++++++++++++--- src/commit.js | 88 ++++++++++++++++++------------- src/options.js | 4 ++ src/outbound.js | 11 ++-- src/patch.js | 51 ++++++++++++------ src/storage.js | 91 +++++--------------------------- src/tags.js | 9 +++- src/tree.js | 13 ++--- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 25 +++++++++ tests/storage.test.js | 2 + tests/suites/branch.js | 73 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/patches.js | 75 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/suites/tags.js | 23 ++++++++ 19 files changed, 528 insertions(+), 178 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/args.js diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 3b104d3..e645251 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ src/keys.js loadKeyPair — the on-disk key pairs (RSA for sealing src/scope.js GLOBAL_SCOPE, inScope, opInScope — the one definition of "in scope" — no requires src/signing.js canonical form, signOp, verifyOp — what a signature covers (the header + a salted payload digest) and the verdict on a peer's op src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellFormed — what enters is checked here +src/args.js spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements, jsonValue, isNodeId — the write API’s argument + checks, shared by Storage and realize() in patch.js — no requires src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, run-length content, the walk, local placement, pending ops, pos/vals/marks registers, cursors, prune and join — requires vector.js only src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in stamp order with the cycle check (Kleppmann @@ -458,8 +460,25 @@ docs/ VitePress site `into.applyRemote(page, { via: { url: null, node }, adoptFrom: source })` — the one selection `#pushFromLog` uses too (`src/outbound.js`; change one, change both) — and a state join + `adoptVector` when `unreachable` - says the source compacted past the receiver. No-echo is `exclude` on - `origin`/`from` plus `vectorHas`; never add a third filter. + says the source compacted past the receiver. A push asks `first` of the + sender's own streams alone (a third node's reach the host another way); a + merge asks for EVERY stream (`allStreams: true`) — a branch has no other + way to them — and joins as state when any is out of reach. No-echo is + `exclude` on `origin`/`from` plus `vectorHas`; never add a third filter. + `drop()` refuses a storage without `branch.json` (`sweep` is the shared + remover, used by a failed `branch()` too), and `branch()` refuses a path + that holds files: another storage is never taken over. +- **Arguments are checked once, in `src/args.js`.** `spliceArgs`, `treeArgs`, + `markArgs`, `setElements`, `jsonValue` and `isNodeId` serve the public + methods of `Storage` AND `realize()` in `src/patch.js` (no requires — the + undo subpath ships with it; `tree.js` takes `isNodeId` from it), so a patch + never reaches the engine with a shape a call could not have. `prepareOp` + refuses a sequence or tree op on a field of another kind (`kindClash`) + before a stamp is minted or an index read — no placeholder payloads for + `applyOp` to refuse later — and `applyPatches` rehearses every op over a + scratch record (`rehearse` in `src/commit.js`) before the first append: a + restore lands whole or not at all. `copyPayload` copies `data`, `value`, + `content` AND `removals` — nothing of a caller's is kept by reference. - **`repair(id)` replays the log, it does not guess.** `Storage.#repair` starts at the first whole-record op the log retains for the id (`WHOLE`: `write`/`merge`/`delete`, or a `purge` even scrubbed), folds the rest with diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index dd43ba9..fe27dbb 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | SYNC-7 | A node that cannot be resumed bootstraps from a snapshot; the joined state is transitive and never echoes back to the node it came from. | `a late joiner bootstraps from a snapshot once history is compacted`; `snapshot pages every entry, tombstones included; mergeSnapshot joins them`; `a page of nothing but echoes moves the cursor and announces nothing` | | SYNC-8 | A host checks, every node decides: a skipped op is still logged and relayed; what stops at the host is out of scope, malformed, skewed, unsigned where required, or a throwing hook. | `beforeApply(false) skips an op here: logged, relayed, replay-safe`; `a skip is local: the op still reaches the peers behind this node`; `the hosting unit refuses what it must`; `scopes: a node syncs only what it asked for, plus everything global` | | SYNC-9 | Every op is signed by its origin's key and the node id is that key; a signed op relays intact through a node that does not verify. | `signOp fills nonce, digest and sig; verifyOp answers every row of the table`; `a signed op relays intact through a node that does not verify, into one that requires` | -| OPS-1 | A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree — one of them, never two; mixing is refused locally and from a peer, and a merge keeps the precedence. | `a field is a register, a counter or a set — never two of them`; `a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set`; `mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence`; `a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect` | +| OPS-1 | A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree — one of them, never two; mixing is refused locally and from a peer, and a merge keeps the precedence. | `a field is a register, a counter or a set — never two of them`; `a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set`; `mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence`; `a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect`; `splice, setAt, move, mark and treeMove on the wrong kind are FIELD_KIND whatever the index` | | OPS-2 | A reset (write, delete) drops what is stamped below it, and the same predicate guards each op as it applies, so meta — not only data — agrees whatever the order. | `a reset drops set tags older than it and clamps the rest, so metas agree too`; `a reset drops counter entries older than it`; `a text converges: concurrent inserts, cuts, extensions and a reset, in any order` | | OPS-3 | A purge wins at any stamp, forever; the payload leaves the log, the tags and every peer that learns of it. | `purge wins at any stamp, forever; a merge with a purged side is purged`; `after a purge nothing of the record is left, and nothing later revives it`; `a snapshot that carries a purge scrubs what the joiner held of the record` | | OPS-4 | A peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not: own keys only, well-formed stamps alone. | `normalizeMeta rebuilds a merge meta from own keys and well-formed stamps alone`; `fields named after Object.prototype members are fields; __proto__ never is` | @@ -42,3 +42,8 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | BOUND-1 | Pending work — runs, cuts, extensions, registers of elements not here, marks switched off before they arrived — is bounded per field (`sync.pendingMax`) on every path a peer's state arrives by; a block past the bound is not taken as state, an op past it is refused with the count. | `the snapshot path is bounded like the op path: pending work past it, self-anchored runs, typed-off origins`; `registers of elements not here and marks switched off before they arrive count against the bound`; `applyOp takes { pendingMax }; a refusal names the bound, the count and the limit`; `open({ sync: { pendingMax } }) bounds a peer’s pending work; a refusal is reported with its count` | | TREE-1 | The fold orders moves by stamp, then by node id: two moves with one forged stamp fold the same on every node. A place is a fractional index, from an op or a snapshot, or the move is malformed. | `moves with one forged stamp fold the same on every node: ties go by node id`; `a place is a fractional index, or the move is malformed — from an op and from a snapshot alike` | | TREE-2 | A tree reads `MAX_DEPTH` levels: what hangs deeper is folded, not shown, the same on every node, and a local move that would reach deeper — or a place with no room left between its neighbours — is refused. | `a tree reads MAX_DEPTH levels and no deeper: a 4 000-deep chain renders, folds and joins`; `treeMove refuses a node that would read below MAX_DEPTH levels, and a place with no room between its neighbours` | +| PATCH-1 | `applyPatches()` is all or nothing up to the first append: every patch is resolved and applied over a scratch record first, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the batch whole — a `restore()` lands whole or not at all. | `applyPatches() is all or nothing before the first append: a patch out of range leaves the record as it was` | +| PATCH-2 | A patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments, and the data it carries is copied before anything keeps it: a malformed patch is a TypeError with nothing minted, and `removals` in the log never alias the caller's array. | `a patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments; removals are copied, not kept by reference` | +| BRANCH-1 | A merge hands the receiver every stream it can take or joins the source's state — a third node's stream the source compacted past the receiver included; it never reports success over a gap. | `a merge hands over every stream or joins as state: a third node’s ops the parent compacted are never skipped` | +| BRANCH-2 | `drop()` removes only what `branch()` made, `branch()` takes only a new directory, and a fork that fails leaves nothing behind. | `drop() takes a branch alone: a storage with no branch.json is refused and keeps its files`; `branch() opens a new directory: a path that holds files — another storage — is refused`; `a failed branch() leaves nothing behind: the next attempt starts clean` | +| TAG-1 | A tag's name is checked where it enters — the call and the file alike — before it becomes a path under `tags/`. | `a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path` | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 79259c7..a3bf793 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -190,8 +190,14 @@ that changed kind, makes the diff a `write` of the registers followed by the other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. The diff reads both versions through the schema lens, raw, without the read hooks. `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source })` realizes a list in one turn -of the mutation queue and resolves to how many ops it took; a patch of the -wrong shape is a `TypeError` and nothing is written. +of the mutation queue and resolves to how many ops it took. A patch is +checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is +a `TypeError` and nothing is written — and every patch is first resolved and +applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a +cycle or a type change refuses the whole list before anything is appended: +a restore lands whole or not at all. (A hook or a validator that throws on +a later op still leaves the earlier ones committed; those run on the real +writes.) ## The commit event @@ -286,14 +292,20 @@ second merge has nothing to hand over. The ops keep their origin: a merge into a parent that dials peers reaches them as the branch's own ops, and a branch that merged from the parent holds the parent's ops under the parent's name. A source whose log no longer holds what the other needs -(compaction) is joined as state instead — its snapshot pages, then its -vector — and the result says `joined: true`. A `signatures: 'require'` -parent takes a branch's ops: they are signed by the branch's own key. - -`drop(branch)` closes it and removes every file of the known layout, the -tags' included; the empty directories stay (no backend has rmdir). A -branch is a branch only here: nothing of it replicates as such, and a peer -sees merged ops like any other. +(compaction) — of any stream it carries, a third node's included: a merge +is the other side's one way to those ops — is joined as state instead, its +snapshot pages, then its vector, and the result says `joined: true`; a +merge never reports success over a gap. A `signatures: 'require'` parent +takes a branch's ops: they are signed by the branch's own key. + +`branch()` opens a new directory only: a path that holds files already — +another storage, say — is refused (`BRANCH_EXISTS`), and a fork that fails +halfway leaves nothing behind. `drop(branch)` closes it and removes every +file of the known layout, the tags' included; the empty directories stay +(no backend has rmdir). It is the one call here that deletes data, so it +takes only what `branch()` made: a storage with no `branch.json` is refused. +A branch is a branch only here: nothing of it replicates as such, and a +peer sees merged ops like any other. ## Costs diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 5af1ca8..095e7a1 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -44,8 +44,8 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | | `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)`, `list()` (every live id then), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | -| `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops; a patch of the wrong shape is a `TypeError` and nothing is written | -| `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied | +| `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops. A patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is a `TypeError` with nothing minted — and every patch is first resolved and applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the whole batch with nothing written; a hook or a validator that throws on a later op leaves the earlier ones committed | +| `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied; lands whole or not at all (see `applyPatches`) | | `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | @@ -225,7 +225,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })` with an `at` of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached (a `TypeError`) | — | | `TAG_EXISTS` | `tag()` of a name in use | `tag` | | `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })` of a tag this node has not | `tag` | -| `BRANCH_EXISTS` | `branch()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) at a path that holds a `branch.json` already | `path` | +| `BRANCH_EXISTS` | `branch()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) at a path that holds a `branch.json`, or any file — another storage, say — already: a branch opens in a new directory | `path` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | | `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json`, `tags.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | @@ -478,10 +478,10 @@ through the parent's own constructor, so it bundles no engine. | Function | Returns | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | -| `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` | `Promise` | A storage at `path` — a new identity — standing at the parent's state, or at the tag; opened with `options` (`sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`); writes `branch.json`; rejects with `BRANCH_EXISTS` | -| `merge(source, { into })` | `Promise<{ ops, pages, joined }>` | Hands `into` the ops it lacks through `applyRemote`, in pages; `joined: true` when the source's log no longer held them and its state was joined instead | +| `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` | `Promise` | A storage at `path` — a new identity — standing at the parent's state, or at the tag; opened with `options` (`sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`); writes `branch.json`; rejects with `BRANCH_EXISTS` for a path that holds a `branch.json` or any other file (another storage is never taken over); a fork that fails leaves nothing behind | +| `merge(source, { into })` | `Promise<{ ops, pages, joined }>` | Hands `into` the ops it lacks through `applyRemote`, in pages — of every stream the source holds; `joined: true` when the source's log no longer held what `into` needs of any of them (a third node's included) and its state was joined instead, never a gap | | `branchInfo(storage)` | `Promise` | `{ parent, forkedAt: { eventId, vector, ts, tag }, createdAt }` from the directory's `branch.json`, or `null` | -| `drop(storage)` | `Promise` | Closes the branch and removes its files (the directories stay) | +| `drop(storage)` | `Promise` | Closes the branch and removes its files (the directories stay); a storage with no `branch.json` is refused with a `TypeError` — this is the one call that deletes data, and it takes only what `branch()` made | ## Search (subpath) diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index fe52692..e2e147c 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -112,8 +112,11 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // extended by its origin alone, the snapshot path under the same bound, // orphan registers and off-placeholders counted, a fractional index // checked, a tree read to a depth, a malformed payload reported, the - // `sync.pendingMax` option — the raise to 62 KB (61.7 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 62 }, + // `sync.pendingMax` option — the raise to 62 KB (61.7 measured). The second + // epic — the argument checks shared with realize(), the kind clash refused + // before any index is read, applyPatches rehearsed before the first append, + // a merge that asks for every stream — the raise to 62.5 KB (62.0 measured). + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 62.5 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check @@ -131,9 +134,11 @@ const ENTRIES = [ { label: 'search — browser (@alexify/syncom/search)', entry: 'search.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 2 }, // Fractional indexes for ordering records: a helper off the main entry. { label: 'order — browser (@alexify/syncom/order)', entry: 'order.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 1.5 }, - // The undo manager with the patch vocabulary, Myers and the Emitter it - // stands on — measured alone; in an app bundle those are shared with the core. - { label: 'undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo)', entry: 'undo.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 5.5 }, + // The undo manager with the patch vocabulary, Myers, the argument checks + // realize() shares with the write API (src/args.js) and the Emitter it + // stands on — measured alone; in an app bundle those are shared with the + // core. 6 KB since the shared checks (5.9 measured). + { label: 'undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo)', entry: 'undo.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 6 }, // A fork opened through the parent's constructor, merged as ops: the // selection a push makes, the shape helpers, the protocol constants. { label: 'branch — browser (@alexify/syncom/branch)', entry: 'branch.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 3.5 }, diff --git a/src/args.js b/src/args.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6f542e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/args.js @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +'use strict'; + +// What the write API takes, checked where it enters — the public methods of +// Storage and the patches applyPatches() realizes (src/patch.js) — so a patch +// never reaches the engine with a shape a method call could not have. No +// requires: patch.js and the undo subpath ship with it, without the op model. + +const MAX_NODE_ID = 128; +const EXPANDS = ['before', 'after', 'both', 'none']; + +const hasControl = (value) => { + for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i++) if (value.charCodeAt(i) < 32) return true; + return false; +}; + +// A tree node id: a non-empty string of at most 128 characters — never +// `__proto__` (a key) or `$trash` (the removal parent), no control characters. +const isNodeId = (value) => + typeof value === 'string' && + value.length > 0 && + value.length <= MAX_NODE_ID && + value !== '__proto__' && + value !== '$trash' && + !hasControl(value); + +// A value JSON can carry — anything but undefined, a function or a symbol — +// which is what a record field, a set element and a list element are. +const isJsonValue = (value) => value !== undefined && typeof value !== 'function' && typeof value !== 'symbol'; + +const fieldName = (method, key) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); +}; + +/** `value` when JSON can carry it; a TypeError naming the method otherwise. */ +const jsonValue = (method, value) => { + if (!isJsonValue(value)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a JSON value; got ${typeof value}`); + return value; +}; + +// What splice()/push() take: a field name, an index (null: the end) and a +// count, and content — a string for a text, an array of JSON values for a +// list, absent when the call only cuts. Returns the payload. +const spliceArgs = (method, key, index, count, content) => { + fieldName(method, key); + if (index !== null && !(Number.isInteger(index) && index >= 0)) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-negative integer index`); + } + if (!Number.isInteger(count) || count < 0) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-negative integer count`); + if (content !== undefined && typeof content !== 'string' && !Array.isArray(content)) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a string for a text or an array for a list`); + } + if (Array.isArray(content)) { + for (const element of content) { + if (!isJsonValue(element)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes JSON values; got ${typeof element}`); + } + } + if (count === 0 && (content === undefined || content.length === 0)) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a count to remove or content to insert`); + } + const payload = { key, index, count }; + if (content !== undefined) payload.content = content; + return payload; +}; + +// What treeMove()/treeRemove() take: a field name, a node id, a parent (a +// node id or null) and at most one sibling to land after or before. +const treeArgs = (method, key, node, parent, { after, before } = {}) => { + fieldName(method, key); + if (!isNodeId(node)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a node id: a non-empty string of at most 128 characters`); + if (parent !== null && !isNodeId(parent)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a parent: a node id or null`); + if (parent === node) throw new TypeError(`${method}() cannot put a node under itself`); + if (after !== undefined && before !== undefined) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes after or before, not both`); + const siblings = [ + ['after', after], + ['before', before], + ]; + for (const [name, value] of siblings) { + if (value === undefined) continue; + if (!isNodeId(value)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes ${name}: a node id`); + if (value === node) throw new TypeError(`${method}() cannot place a node ${name} itself`); + } +}; + +// What mark()/unmark() take over a range: a field name, a visible range +// start ≤ end, a style name and an expand rule. +const markArgs = (method, key, start, end, name, expand) => { + fieldName(method, key); + if (!Number.isInteger(start) || start < 0 || !Number.isInteger(end) || end < start) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a range: 0 <= start <= end`); + } + if (typeof name !== 'string' || name.length === 0) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a style name`); + if (!EXPANDS.includes(expand)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes expand: before, after, both or none`); +}; + +// What add()/remove() take: a field name and a non-empty array of JSON +// values — an element JSON cannot carry has no text to be told apart by. +const setElements = (method, key, elements) => { + fieldName(method, key); + if (!Array.isArray(elements) || elements.length === 0) { + throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-empty array of elements`); + } + for (const element of elements) { + if (!isJsonValue(element)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes JSON values; got ${typeof element}`); + } + return elements; +}; + +module.exports = { isNodeId, isJsonValue, jsonValue, spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements }; diff --git a/src/branch.js b/src/branch.js index 4d372b7..7658a69 100644 --- a/src/branch.js +++ b/src/branch.js @@ -54,7 +54,11 @@ const merge = async (source, { into } = {}) => { } if (source === into) throw new TypeError('merge(): a storage does not merge into itself'); const vector = into.vector; - const { ops, first } = outbound(source.log, { exclude: into.nodeId, vector, own: source.nodeId }); + // Every stream, not the source's own alone: a merge is the receiver's one + // way to a third node's ops the source holds, so a stream the source + // compacted past what the receiver has is joined as state, never skipped. + const selection = { exclude: into.nodeId, vector, own: source.nodeId, allStreams: true }; + const { ops, first } = outbound(source.log, selection); const from = source.nodeId; if (Object.keys(unreachable(first, vector)).length > 0) { const pages = await join(into, (cursor) => source.snapshot({ cursor }), from); @@ -89,6 +93,18 @@ const branch = async (parent, { path, from = null, ...options } = {}) => { } const fsi = options.fsi ?? parent.fsi; if (await fsi.exists(path, FILE)) throw new SyncomError('BRANCH_EXISTS', `${path} holds a branch already`, { path }); + // A branch opens in a directory of its own: one that holds files already + // — another storage, say — is not taken over and merged into. + let present = []; + try { + present = await fsi.list(path); + } catch { + present = []; + } + if (present.length > 0) { + const message = `${path} holds files already; a branch opens in a new directory`; + throw new SyncomError('BRANCH_EXISTS', message, { path }); + } const sync = { ...options.sync, retention: { ...options.sync?.retention, ops: 0 }, autoStart: false }; const Storage = parent.constructor; const child = await new Storage({ ...options, fsi, path, sync }); @@ -112,7 +128,8 @@ const branch = async (parent, { path, from = null, ...options } = {}) => { const info = { format: FORMAT, parent: origin, forkedAt, createdAt: Date.now() }; await fsi.write(path, FILE, JSON.stringify(info)); } catch (error) { - await child.close().catch(() => {}); + // Nothing half-made stays: a retry opens a new identity, not this one. + await sweep(child).catch(() => {}); throw error; } return child; @@ -139,12 +156,9 @@ const branchInfo = async (storage) => { // directories, so the tags' are named from the storage before it closes. const DIRS = ['', 'keys', 'blockchain', 'index', 'data', 'log', 'log/open', 'remote']; -/** - * Closes a branch and removes its files — every file of the known layout, - * the tags' included. The empty directories stay: no backend has rmdir. - */ -const drop = async (storage) => { - if (!isStorage(storage) || typeof storage.path !== 'string') throw new TypeError('drop() takes a storage'); +// Closes a storage and removes its files — every file of the known layout, +// the tags' included. The empty directories stay: no backend has rmdir. +const sweep = async (storage) => { const { fsi, path } = storage; const dirs = [...DIRS]; for (const { name } of storage.tags()) dirs.push(`tags/${name}/data`, `tags/${name}/index`); @@ -161,4 +175,18 @@ const drop = async (storage) => { } }; +/** + * Closes a branch and removes its files — every file of the known layout, + * the tags' included; the empty directories stay (no backend has rmdir). + * A storage that is no branch (no `branch.json`) is refused: this is the + * one call that deletes data, and it takes only what `branch()` made. + */ +const drop = async (storage) => { + if (!isStorage(storage) || typeof storage.path !== 'string') throw new TypeError('drop() takes a storage'); + if ((await branchInfo(storage)) === null) { + throw new TypeError(`drop() takes a branch: ${storage.path} holds no ${FILE}`); + } + await sweep(storage); +}; + module.exports = { branch, merge, branchInfo, drop }; diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 0582358..e72291e 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -9,17 +9,7 @@ // lensed readers — see Storage#open. const { encrypt, calculateHash } = require('./crypto.js'); -const { - applyOp, - isAlive, - latestClock, - observedTags, - isCounter, - isSet, - isTree, - kindsOf, - seqIndexOf, -} = require('./ops.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, latestClock, observedTags, kindOf, kindsOf, seqIndexOf } = require('./ops.js'); const S = require('./sequence.js'); const T = require('./tree.js'); const { between } = require('./order.js'); @@ -158,10 +148,6 @@ const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { const { key, index, count, content } = payload; const meta = current?.meta; const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - // Another kind under the field: applyOp refuses it with the right reason. - if (held === undefined && meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key))) { - return { content: content ?? '', at: S.HEAD }; - } const marker = content ?? (held?.k === 'l' ? [] : ''); const idx = held === undefined ? null : seqIndexOf(current, key); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; @@ -177,16 +163,12 @@ const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { return value; }; -// A list's element, by its index: the name it keeps across moves. Another -// kind under the field is left to applyOp to refuse; a field with no block -// has no elements (OUT_OF_RANGE). +// A list's element, by its index: the name it keeps across moves. A field +// with no block has no elements (OUT_OF_RANGE); another kind under the field +// was refused before this is read (`kindClash`). const elementAt = (core, id, key, index, current) => { const meta = current?.meta; const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - const other = - meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key) || isTree(meta, key)); - if (held === undefined && other) return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; - if (held !== undefined && held.k !== 'l') return { idx: null, elem: '1:0:placeholder' }; const idx = held === undefined ? null : seqIndexOf(current, key); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; if (index >= length) { @@ -206,7 +188,6 @@ const resolveAssign = (core, id, payload, current) => { const resolveMove = (core, id, payload, current) => { const { key, index: from, to } = payload; const { idx, elem } = elementAt(core, id, key, from, current); - if (idx === null) return { elem, cut: ['1:placeholder', 0, 1], at: S.HEAD, value: null }; if (to >= idx.length) { const message = `Index ${to} is out of range for field ${key} of record ${id} (length ${idx.length})`; throw new SyncomError('OUT_OF_RANGE', message, { id, field: key, index: to, count: 0, length: idx.length }); @@ -225,11 +206,6 @@ const resolveMark = (core, id, payload, current) => { const { start, end, name, value, expand, many } = payload; const meta = current?.meta; const held = meta && Object.hasOwn(meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - const other = - held === undefined - ? meta && (Object.hasOwn(meta.clock, key) || isCounter(meta, key) || isSet(meta, key) || isTree(meta, key)) - : held.k !== 't'; - if (other) return { start: S.HEAD, end: S.END, key: name, value }; const idx = held === undefined ? null : seqIndexOf(current, key); const length = idx === null ? 0 : idx.length; if (start > end || end > length) { @@ -323,7 +299,20 @@ const ownTags = (removals, origin) => { // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this // covers what the log no longer has), numbered in its stream. +// The kinds each sequence or tree op may land on; another kind under the +// field is refused — as applyOp would report it, with the hint for the right +// call — before a stamp is minted or an index read, for a call and for a +// patch alike. +const TAKES = { splice: ['list', 'text'], assign: ['list'], move: ['list'], mark: ['text'], tree: ['tree'] }; +const kindClash = (type, key, current) => { + const takes = TAKES[type]; + if (takes === undefined || !current || current.encrypted) return []; + const kind = kindOf(current, key); + return kind === undefined || takes.includes(kind) ? [] : [{ field: key, reason: kind }]; +}; + const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { + refuse(id, kindClash(type, payload.key, current)); core.observe(latestClock(current?.meta, true)); const op = { origin: core.nodeId, seq: 0, ts: core.clock.now(), type, id }; if (from) op.from = from; @@ -448,6 +437,39 @@ const announce = async (core, op, entry, delta, ctx, source, via, committed = nu } }; +// The payload taken as JSON — a copy, like the disk and the peers hold it — +// before anything keeps a reference to it: the data, a value, a content, the +// tags a remove names. +const copyPayload = (payload) => { + if (payload.data !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, data: asJson(payload.data) }; + if (payload.value !== undefined && typeof payload.value === 'object') { + payload = { ...payload, value: asJson(payload.value) }; + } + if (payload.content !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, content: asJson(payload.content) }; + if (payload.removals !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, removals: asJson(payload.removals) }; + return payload; +}; + +// Every op of a batch resolved and applied over a scratch record, in order, +// each against the result of the one before — what applyPatches() does +// before it appends anything, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a +// cycle or a type change refuses the batch whole. Hooks and validators are +// not run here; they run on the real commits, which may still refuse. +const rehearse = async (core, id, ops) => { + let current = await core.entries.load(id); + if (current?.encrypted) return; + for (const [type, given] of ops) { + const payload = copyPayload(given); + const visible = current && isAlive(current) ? current.data : null; + if (type === 'write' || type === 'set') payload.data = sameType(type, id, payload.data, visible); + const op = prepareOp(core, type, id, payload, current, null, null); + if (type === 'tree' && op.value === null) continue; + const { entry, changed, rejected } = applyOp(current, op, core.limits); + refuse(id, rejected); + if (changed) current = entry; + } +}; + const commitLocal = async (core, type, id, payload, options) => { const { source = null, via = null, from = null, encrypted = false, actor, expect = null } = options; const current = await core.entries.load(id); @@ -455,13 +477,7 @@ const commitLocal = async (core, type, id, payload, options) => { throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is replicated and cannot become encrypted`); } if (expect !== null && !(await expectation(core, id, current, expect))) return MISMATCH; - // The payload is taken as JSON — a copy, like the disk and the peers - // hold it — before anything keeps a reference to it. - if (payload.data !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, data: asJson(payload.data) }; - if (payload.value !== undefined && typeof payload.value === 'object') { - payload = { ...payload, value: asJson(payload.value) }; - } - if (payload.content !== undefined) payload = { ...payload, content: asJson(payload.content) }; + payload = copyPayload(payload); // Sealed: this write is encrypted, or the record already is. An // encrypted record has no op log — writes to it stay local. const sealed = encrypted || current?.encrypted === true; @@ -528,4 +544,4 @@ const commit = (core, type, id, payload, options = {}) => { return tracedCommit(core, type, id, payload, options); }; -module.exports = { commit, MISMATCH }; +module.exports = { commit, rehearse, MISMATCH }; diff --git a/src/options.js b/src/options.js index cb2ad4d..af4ef34 100644 --- a/src/options.js +++ b/src/options.js @@ -46,6 +46,10 @@ const positiveInteger = (value, message) => { }; const normalizeStorageOptions = (options) => { + // `open('./path')` would otherwise open the default directory in silence. + if (options === null || typeof options !== 'object') { + throw new TypeError('open() takes an options object: open({ path, ... })'); + } const { maxListeners } = options; if (maxListeners !== undefined && !(Number.isInteger(maxListeners) && maxListeners > 0)) { throw new TypeError('open({ maxListeners }): maxListeners must be a positive integer'); diff --git a/src/outbound.js b/src/outbound.js index 30a16e2..e9fe6e2 100644 --- a/src/outbound.js +++ b/src/outbound.js @@ -6,7 +6,10 @@ // own origin, and the merges made from its snapshot, are left out: it has // those by definition. `first` is the first seq this log retains of each of // the sender's own streams (the bootstrap stream apart — it holds holes by -// design): a receiver behind one of them cannot be caught up from here. +// design): a receiver behind one of them cannot be caught up from here. A +// push vouches for the sender's own streams alone — a third node's reach +// the host another way; a branch merge has no other way, so it asks for +// every stream (`allStreams`) and joins as state when one is out of reach. const { opInScope } = require('./scope.js'); const { vectorHas, opKey, isBootstrapOp } = require('./vector.js'); @@ -14,16 +17,16 @@ const { vectorHas, opKey, isBootstrapOp } = require('./vector.js'); /** * `{ ops, first }` from `log` for a receiver `exclude` (its node id) that * holds `vector`, in `scopes` (null: every scope); `own` is the sender's - * node id. + * node id; `allStreams` takes `first` of every origin, not the sender's alone. */ -const outbound = (log, { exclude, vector, scopes = null, own }) => { +const outbound = (log, { exclude, vector, scopes = null, own, allStreams = false }) => { const entries = log.since(undefined) ?? log.since(log.formatId(log.floor - 1)) ?? []; const ops = []; const first = {}; for (const { op } of entries) { if (op.origin === exclude || op.from === exclude) continue; if (!opInScope(op, scopes)) continue; - if (op.origin === own && !isBootstrapOp(op)) first[opKey(op)] ??= op.seq; + if ((allStreams || op.origin === own) && !isBootstrapOp(op)) first[opKey(op)] ??= op.seq; if (vectorHas(vector, op)) continue; ops.push(op); } diff --git a/src/patch.js b/src/patch.js index 792ca54..ab2b832 100644 --- a/src/patch.js +++ b/src/patch.js @@ -27,8 +27,9 @@ // Pure over plain data; the kinds come from ops.js (`kindsOf`), so this // module and the undo subpath on it ship without the op model. -const { deepEqual } = require('./shape.js'); +const { deepEqual, isPlainObject } = require('./shape.js'); const { diff: myers } = require('./myers.js'); +const { isJsonValue, jsonValue, spliceArgs, treeArgs, setElements } = require('./args.js'); // A list's elements as one character each, so Myers runs over them as over // a text; past the private-use plane it is one replacing splice. @@ -175,10 +176,22 @@ const diffViews = (from, fromKinds, to, toKinds, { purged = false, exact = true }; const isField = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0; -const isIndex = (value) => Number.isInteger(value) && value >= 0; + +// Exactly the tags a remove revokes: `[[element, { origin: addTs }]]`. +const isRemovals = (list) => + Array.isArray(list) && + list.every( + (pair) => + Array.isArray(pair) && + pair.length === 2 && + isJsonValue(pair[0]) && + isPlainObject(pair[1]) && + Object.keys(pair[1]).every((origin) => Number.isSafeInteger(pair[1][origin]) && pair[1][origin] > 0), + ); /** - * A patch as the op the write path takes: `[type, payload]`. A patch of the + * A patch as the op the write path takes: `[type, payload]`, checked as the + * method of the same name checks its arguments (src/args.js). A patch of the * wrong shape is a TypeError — it is the caller's data. */ const realize = (patch) => { @@ -186,42 +199,46 @@ const realize = (patch) => { const { action, field } = patch; const named = action !== 'write' && action !== 'delete' && action !== 'purge'; if (named && !isField(field)) throw new TypeError(`applyPatches(): ${action} needs a field`); + const method = 'applyPatches'; switch (action) { case 'put': - if (patch.value === undefined) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): put needs a value'); - return ['set', { data: { [field]: patch.value } }]; + return ['set', { data: { [field]: jsonValue(method, patch.value) } }]; case 'write': - if (patch.data === null || typeof patch.data !== 'object') { - throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): write needs data'); - } + if (!isPlainObject(patch.data)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): write needs data: a plain object'); return ['write', { data: patch.data }]; case 'inc': if (!Number.isFinite(patch.value)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): inc needs a finite value'); return ['inc', { key: field, value: patch.value }]; case 'add': - if (!Array.isArray(patch.elements)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): add needs elements'); - return ['add', { key: field, value: patch.elements }]; + return ['add', { key: field, value: setElements(method, field, patch.elements) }]; case 'remove': { - if (Array.isArray(patch.removals)) return ['remove', { key: field, value: [], removals: patch.removals }]; - if (!Array.isArray(patch.elements)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): remove needs elements or removals'); - const payload = { key: field, value: patch.elements }; + if (patch.removals !== undefined) { + if (!isRemovals(patch.removals)) { + throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): remove needs removals as [[element, { origin: addTs }]]'); + } + return ['remove', { key: field, value: [], removals: patch.removals }]; + } + const payload = { key: field, value: setElements(method, field, patch.elements) }; if (patch.own === true) payload.own = true; return ['remove', payload]; } case 'splice': { const { index, count = 0, content } = patch; - if (!isIndex(index) || !isIndex(count)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): splice needs an index and a count'); - const payload = { key: field, index, count }; - if (content !== undefined && content.length > 0) payload.content = content; + const payload = spliceArgs(method, field, index, count, content); + // A pure cut carries no content: the field's kind says what it is. + if (payload.content !== undefined && payload.content.length === 0) delete payload.content; return ['splice', payload]; } case 'treeMove': { - const payload = { key: field, node: patch.node, parent: patch.parent ?? null }; + const parent = patch.parent ?? null; + treeArgs(method, field, patch.node, parent, { after: patch.after, before: patch.before }); + const payload = { key: field, node: patch.node, parent }; if (patch.after !== undefined) payload.after = patch.after; if (patch.before !== undefined) payload.before = patch.before; return ['tree', payload]; } case 'treeRemove': + treeArgs(method, field, patch.node, null); return ['tree', { key: field, node: patch.node, parent: '$trash' }]; case 'delete': return ['delete', {}]; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index c23f3d9..d27e417 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -15,14 +15,15 @@ const { SyncManager } = require('./sync.js'); const { OpLog } = require('./log.js'); const { EntryStore } = require('./entries.js'); const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); -const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); +const { commit, rehearse, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); +const { spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements, jsonValue } = require('./args.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual, kindsOf, seqIndexOf } = require('./ops.js'); const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); const { spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); -const { TRASH, isNodeId } = require('./tree.js'); +const { TRASH } = require('./tree.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); const { Tags } = require('./tags.js'); const { diffViews, realize } = require('./patch.js'); @@ -57,67 +58,6 @@ const corrupt = (file, cause) => cause, }); -// What splice()/push() take: a field name, an index (null: the end) and a -// count, and content — a string for a text, an array of JSON values for a -// list, absent when the call only cuts. -const spliceArgs = (method, key, index, count, content) => { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); - if (index !== null && !(Number.isInteger(index) && index >= 0)) { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-negative integer index`); - } - if (!Number.isInteger(count) || count < 0) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-negative integer count`); - if (content !== undefined && typeof content !== 'string' && !Array.isArray(content)) { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a string for a text or an array for a list`); - } - if (Array.isArray(content)) { - for (const element of content) { - if (element === undefined || typeof element === 'function' || typeof element === 'symbol') { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes JSON values; got ${typeof element}`); - } - } - } - if (count === 0 && (content === undefined || content.length === 0)) { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a count to remove or content to insert`); - } - const payload = { key, index, count }; - if (content !== undefined) payload.content = content; - return payload; -}; - -// What mark()/unmark() take over a range: a field name, a visible range -// start ≤ end, a style name and an expand rule. -const treeArgs = (method, key, node, parent) => { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); - if (!isNodeId(node)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a node id: a non-empty string of at most 128 characters`); - if (parent !== null && !isNodeId(parent)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a parent: a node id or null`); - if (parent === node) throw new TypeError(`${method}() cannot put a node under itself`); -}; - -const markArgs = (method, key, start, end, name, expand) => { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); - if (!Number.isInteger(start) || start < 0 || !Number.isInteger(end) || end < start) { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a range: 0 <= start <= end`); - } - if (typeof name !== 'string' || name.length === 0) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a style name`); - if (!Object.hasOwn(REVERSED, expand)) throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes expand: before, after, both or none`); -}; - -// What add()/remove() take: a field name and a non-empty array of JSON -// values — an element JSON cannot carry (undefined, a function, a symbol) has -// no text to be told apart by. -const setElements = (method, key, elements) => { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); - if (!Array.isArray(elements) || elements.length === 0) { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a non-empty array of elements`); - } - for (const element of elements) { - if (element === undefined || typeof element === 'function' || typeof element === 'symbol') { - throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes JSON values; got ${typeof element}`); - } - } - return elements; -}; - class Storage extends Emitter { #path; #keys = null; @@ -1144,6 +1084,12 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (!Array.isArray(patches)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches() takes an array of patches'); const ops = patches.map(realize); return this.#run(async () => { + // Every op resolved and applied over a scratch record first — an index + // out of range, a kind clash, a cycle, a type change — so nothing is + // appended unless all of them can be: a restore lands whole or not at + // all. A hook or a validator that throws on a later op still leaves + // the earlier ones committed (see applyPatches in the reference). + await rehearse(this.#core, id, ops); let count = 0; for (const [type, payload] of ops) { const op = await commit(this.#core, type, id, payload, { actor, source }); @@ -1476,9 +1422,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { */ async mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand = 'after', many = false, actor } = {}) { markArgs('mark', key, start, end, name, expand); - if (value === undefined || typeof value === 'function' || typeof value === 'symbol') { - throw new TypeError(`mark() takes a JSON value; got ${typeof value}`); - } + jsonValue('mark', value); const payload = { key, start, end, name, value, expand }; if (many === true) payload.many = true; const op = await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, payload, { actor }); @@ -1552,9 +1496,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor } = {}) { if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a field name'); if (!Number.isInteger(index) || index < 0) throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a non-negative integer index'); - if (value === undefined || typeof value === 'function' || typeof value === 'symbol') { - throw new TypeError(`setAt() takes a JSON value; got ${typeof value}`); - } + jsonValue('setAt', value); await this[COMMIT]('assign', id, { key, index, value }, { actor }); } @@ -1584,16 +1526,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { * the node already is makes no op. */ async treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor } = {}) { - treeArgs('treeMove', key, node, parent); - if (after !== undefined && before !== undefined) throw new TypeError('treeMove() takes after or before, not both'); - for (const [name, value] of [ - ['after', after], - ['before', before], - ]) { - if (value === undefined) continue; - if (!isNodeId(value)) throw new TypeError(`treeMove() takes ${name}: a node id`); - if (value === node) throw new TypeError(`treeMove() cannot place a node ${name} itself`); - } + treeArgs('treeMove', key, node, parent, { after, before }); const payload = { key, node, parent }; if (after !== undefined) payload.after = after; if (before !== undefined) payload.before = before; diff --git a/src/tags.js b/src/tags.js index ba4c09e..a42abc9 100644 --- a/src/tags.js +++ b/src/tags.js @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ // directories, so an open cannot find it). const { SyncomError } = require('./errors.js'); +const { isRecordId } = require('./shape.js'); const FILE = 'tags.json'; const FORMAT = 1; @@ -118,6 +119,12 @@ class Tags { const known = new Set(); for (const raw of parsed?.tags ?? []) { if (!isTag(raw) || known.has(raw.name)) continue; + // The name is a path segment under tags/: the record-id form `tag()` + // takes, or the line is dropped — a file is a second way in. + if (!isRecordId(raw.name)) { + this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: raw.name, reason: 'name' }); + continue; + } const tag = { ...info(raw), catalog: this.#catalogOf(`${this.#dir}/${raw.name}`), @@ -125,7 +132,7 @@ class Tags { held: new Set(), }; if ((await tag.catalog.load({ strict: false })) === null) { - this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: raw.name, reason: 'catalog unreadable' }); + this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: raw.name, reason: 'catalog' }); continue; } for (const file of await this.#names(this.#data(tag))) { diff --git a/src/tree.js b/src/tree.js index db96d92..d88d406 100644 --- a/src/tree.js +++ b/src/tree.js @@ -14,12 +14,14 @@ // A tree reads MAX_DEPTH levels: what hangs deeper is folded but not shown, // the same on every node (a 4 000-deep chain would throw in the render and // in JSON.stringify, and a throw on the apply path stops a stream). Pure -// functions over plain JSON; requires ./vector.js and ./order.js (a place +// functions over plain JSON; requires ./vector.js, ./order.js (a place // among siblings must be a fractional index: anything else would throw in -// `between()` on every local move landing next to it). +// `between()` on every local move landing next to it) and ./args.js (the +// node-id rule, the one the write API checks with). const { compareClock } = require('./vector.js'); const { isKey } = require('./order.js'); +const { isNodeId } = require('./args.js'); const TRASH = '$trash'; const MAX_DEPTH = 512; @@ -29,13 +31,6 @@ const hasControl = (value) => { for (let i = 0; i < value.length; i++) if (value.charCodeAt(i) < 32) return true; return false; }; -const isNodeId = (value) => - typeof value === 'string' && - value.length > 0 && - value.length <= 128 && - value !== '__proto__' && - value !== TRASH && - !hasControl(value); const isParent = (value) => value === null || value === TRASH || isNodeId(value); const isStamp = (value) => Number.isSafeInteger(value) && value > 0; const isOrigin = (value) => diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 8bd4d56..6e1dbd0 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -1349,3 +1349,28 @@ test('Storage: the bounds of the sequence and tree engines', async (t) => { }, ); }); + +test('Storage: a sequence op on a field of another kind is refused before any index is read', async (t) => { + await t.test( + 'splice, setAt, move, mark and treeMove on the wrong kind are FIELD_KIND whatever the index', + async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'doc', n: 1 }); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r'); + await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); + for (const index of [0, 3]) { + await assert.rejects(() => storage.splice(id, 'outline', index, 0, 'x'), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'tree' }); + } + await assert.rejects(() => storage.setAt(id, 'title', 7, 'x'), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'register' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.move(id, 'hits', 5, 0), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'counter' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'title', 0, 99, 'bold', true), { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + kind: 'register', + }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'title', 'n'), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'register' }); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.treeMove(id, 'n', 'x'), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'register' }); + const outline = [{ id: 'r', children: [] }]; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'doc', n: 1, outline, hits: 1 }); + }, + ); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.test.js b/tests/storage.test.js index d56fc22..550f873 100644 --- a/tests/storage.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.test.js @@ -604,6 +604,8 @@ test('chain: false keeps no chain, writes less, and says so when asked to valida assert.deepStrictEqual(await again.get(id), { n: 2, hits: 3 }); assert.deepStrictEqual((await again.snapshot()).records.map((r) => r.id).sort(), [id, 'r'].sort()); assert.throws(() => syncom.open({ path: `${tempDir}-bad`, logger: false, chain: 'no' }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => syncom.open(`${tempDir}-bad`), TypeError, 'a path alone is not options'); + assert.throws(() => syncom.open(null), TypeError); }); test( diff --git a/tests/suites/branch.js b/tests/suites/branch.js index e65af7b..8bb0ada 100644 --- a/tests/suites/branch.js +++ b/tests/suites/branch.js @@ -184,6 +184,79 @@ const runBranchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage, branchPath) => { await assert.rejects(() => child.insert({ x: 1 }), { code: 'CLOSED' }); await assert.rejects(() => drop({}), TypeError); }); + + await t.test( + 'drop() takes a branch alone: a storage with no branch.json is refused and keeps its files', + async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await parent.insert({ keep: true }); + await assert.rejects(() => drop(parent), { name: 'TypeError', message: /takes a branch/ }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await parent.get(id), { keep: true }, 'still open, nothing removed'); + assert.ok((await parent.fsi.list(parent.path)).includes('node.json')); + }, + ); + + await t.test('branch() opens a new directory: a path that holds files — another storage — is refused', async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + await parent.insert({ p: 1 }); + const other = await createStorage(t2, 'B'); + const kept = await other.insert({ o: 1 }); + await other.close(); + await assert.rejects(() => branch(parent, { path: other.path }), { code: 'BRANCH_EXISTS', path: other.path }); + const again = await createStorage(t2, 'B'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await again.list(), [kept], 'the other storage is as it was'); + assert.strictEqual(again.nodeId, other.nodeId); + }); + + await t.test('a failed branch() leaves nothing behind: the next attempt starts clean', async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + await parent.insert({ p: 1 }); + const path = branchPath(t2, 'aborted'); + await assert.rejects(() => branch(parent, { path, from: { tag: 'nope' } }), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND' }); + let names = []; + try { + names = await parent.fsi.list(path); + } catch { + names = []; + } + assert.deepStrictEqual(names, [], 'no node.json, no lock, no log left'); + const child = await branch(parent, { path }); + t2.after(() => child.close().catch(() => {})); + assert.notStrictEqual(child.nodeId, parent.nodeId); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await child.list(), await parent.list()); + }); + + await t.test( + 'a merge hands over every stream or joins as state: a third node’s ops the parent compacted are never skipped', + async (t2) => { + const parent = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 }, retention: { ops: 2 } } }); + const third = await createStorage(t2, 'T'); + // The third node's ops reach the parent one page per op, as a feed + // would deliver them, so the parent rolls and compacts as it goes. + let sent = 0; + const feed = async () => { + const entries = third.log.since(undefined) ?? []; + const page = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(entries.slice(sent).map((entry) => entry.op))); + sent = entries.length; + await parent.applyRemote(page, { via: { url: null, node: third.nodeId } }); + }; + for (let i = 1; i <= 3; i++) { + await third.set(`t${i}`, { v: i }); + await feed(); + } + const child = await branch(parent, { path: branchPath(t2, 'third') }); + t2.after(() => child.close().catch(() => {})); + for (let i = 4; i <= 14; i++) { + await third.set(`t${i}`, { v: i }); + await feed(); + } + assert.ok(parent.log.floor > 4, 'the parent compacted past what the branch holds of the third node'); + const result = await merge(parent, { into: child }); + assert.strictEqual(result.joined, true, 'joined as state, not fed gaps'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await dump(child), await dump(parent)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await merge(parent, { into: child }), { ops: 0, pages: 0, joined: false }); + }, + ); }; module.exports = { runBranchTests }; diff --git a/tests/suites/patches.js b/tests/suites/patches.js index cd9fa45..0972d57 100644 --- a/tests/suites/patches.js +++ b/tests/suites/patches.js @@ -320,6 +320,81 @@ const runPatchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await storage.applyRemote([{ origin: 'peer', seq: 1, ts: Date.now() + 1, type: 'set', id, data: { peer: true } }]); assert.strictEqual(events.length, count); }); + + await t.test( + 'applyPatches() is all or nothing before the first append: a patch out of range leaves the record as it was', + async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'a' }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello'); + const next = storage.log.next; + const bad = [ + { action: 'put', field: 'title', value: 'changed' }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 999, count: 1 }, + ]; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches(id, bad), { code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'a', body: 'hello' }, 'the put did not land'); + assert.strictEqual(storage.log.next, next, 'nothing appended'); + // A kind clash and a cycle refuse the same way, before any op. + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r'); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'x', 'r'); + const clash = [ + { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: 1 }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'title', index: 0, count: 0, content: 'x' }, + ]; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches(id, clash), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'register' }); + const cycle = [ + { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: 1 }, + { action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'r', parent: 'x' }, + ]; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches(id, cycle), { code: 'CYCLE' }); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).hits, undefined, 'the inc before the refused patch did not land'); + // Later patches see the earlier ones: the second splice indexes the text the first one made. + const count = await storage.applyPatches(id, [ + { action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 5, count: 0, content: ' big' }, + { action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 9, count: 0, content: ' world' }, + ]); + assert.strictEqual(count, 2); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).body, 'hello big world'); + }, + ); + + await t.test( + 'a patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments; removals are copied, not kept by reference', + async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'a' }); + const bad = [ + [{ action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 0, count: 0, content: 5 }, /string for a text or an array/], + [{ action: 'splice', field: 'body', index: 0, count: 0 }, /count to remove or content to insert/], + [{ action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 5 }, /node id/], + [{ action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: '__proto__' }, /node id/], + [{ action: 'treeMove', field: 'outline', node: 'a', after: 'b', before: 'c' }, /after or before, not both/], + [{ action: 'treeRemove', field: 'outline', node: 123 }, /node id/], + [{ action: 'put', field: 'f', value: () => 1 }, /JSON value/], + [{ action: 'write', data: [1, 2] }, /plain object/], + [{ action: 'add', field: 'tags', elements: [] }, /non-empty array/], + [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', removals: [['x', { A: -1 }]] }, /removals as/], + [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', removals: 'nope' }, /removals as/], + ]; + const next = storage.log.next; + for (const [patch, message] of bad) { + const expected = { name: 'TypeError', message }; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.applyPatches(id, [patch]), expected, JSON.stringify(patch)); + } + assert.strictEqual(storage.log.next, next, 'nothing minted'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'a' }); + // `removals` the caller keeps: the log holds a copy. + await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['x']); + const added = storage.log.entriesOf(id).at(-1).op; + const removals = [['x', { [added.origin]: added.ts }]]; + await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'remove', field: 'tags', removals }]); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get(id)).tags, []); + removals[0][0] = 'MUTATED'; + removals[0][1].INJECTED = 999; + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.log.entriesOf(id).at(-1).op.value, [['x', { [added.origin]: added.ts }]]); + }, + ); }; module.exports = { runPatchTests }; diff --git a/tests/suites/tags.js b/tests/suites/tags.js index 19c4bbc..43e24d4 100644 --- a/tests/suites/tags.js +++ b/tests/suites/tags.js @@ -360,6 +360,29 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('v1').get(id), { secret: '***', n: 1 }); assert.deepStrictEqual(seen, [{ id, at: { tag: 'v1' } }]); }); + + await t.test( + 'a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path', + async (t2) => { + let storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ v: 1 }); + const tag = await storage.tag('ok'); + await storage.close(); + // A tampered file names a directory outside tags/ as a tag. + const raw = JSON.parse(await storage.fsi.read(storage.path, 'tags.json')); + raw.tags.push({ ...raw.tags[0], name: '../../elsewhere' }); + await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', JSON.stringify(raw)); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), [tag]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('ok').get(id), { v: 1 }); + const saved = JSON.parse(await storage.fsi.read(storage.path, 'tags.json')); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + saved.tags.map((line) => line.name), + ['ok'], + 'the line is gone from the file', + ); + }, + ); }; module.exports = { runTagTests }; From c3ad4e29c5ebd4360a67e32b3b05f481c1f3f361 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 16:48:46 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 26/53] =?UTF-8?q?fix(undo):=20a=20failed=20undo=20never=20?= =?UTF-8?q?inverts=20a=20record=20twice=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E3)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A throw on the third record of a step — a hook refusing its inverse — put the step back whole, though the first two were already inverted and their redo was lost; the next undo() inverted them again (a splice twice, an inc twice). A step now keeps per-record seqs; on a failure the records taken back leave the step with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest wait on the undo stack for another try. Also: the oldest seq the log pin reads is kept, not recomputed on every log entry of every roll, and own seqs below it are forgotten (the set grew for the life of the manager). INVARIANTS.md UNDO-1; versions.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- INVARIANTS.md | 1 + docs/guide/versions.md | 5 +++- src/undo.js | 61 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------- tests/suites/undo.js | 47 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 94 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-) diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index fe27dbb..fbbab95 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -47,3 +47,4 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | BRANCH-1 | A merge hands the receiver every stream it can take or joins the source's state — a third node's stream the source compacted past the receiver included; it never reports success over a gap. | `a merge hands over every stream or joins as state: a third node’s ops the parent compacted are never skipped` | | BRANCH-2 | `drop()` removes only what `branch()` made, `branch()` takes only a new directory, and a fork that fails leaves nothing behind. | `drop() takes a branch alone: a storage with no branch.json is refused and keeps its files`; `branch() opens a new directory: a path that holds files — another storage — is refused`; `a failed branch() leaves nothing behind: the next attempt starts clean` | | TAG-1 | A tag's name is checked where it enters — the call and the file alike — before it becomes a path under `tags/`. | `a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path` | +| UNDO-1 | A failed undo leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. | `a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice` | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index a3bf793..f3670c3 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -250,7 +250,10 @@ changed since — a whole-record write; with a peer's change beside it the undo empties the field instead, so the peer's change stays. An undone `add` removes this node's adds of the element alone, so a peer's concurrent add of it survives; an undone `inc` is the increment back; a text comes -back as new characters. A text's marks are not undone. +back as new characters. A text's marks are not undone. An undo that fails +partway — a hook refusing one record's inverse, say — leaves the records +it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the +rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. The stack is this process's: nothing of it is written, a peer's ops are never undone from here, a `purge` forgets its record on every step, `scope` diff --git a/src/undo.js b/src/undo.js index fd71d8d..35621a4 100644 --- a/src/undo.js +++ b/src/undo.js @@ -71,7 +71,11 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { #redo = []; // The seqs of the manager's own ops: an undo's ops never stand in the way // of an older step (undoing two steps in a row), only everyone else's do. + // Those below the oldest step stand in nobody's way and are forgotten. #own = new Set(); + // The oldest seq a step on either stack was made at — what the log is + // asked to keep; read by the pin on every entry, so kept, not recomputed. + #oldestSeq = Infinity; #collecting = null; #unpin; #stopped = false; @@ -85,14 +89,17 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { storage.on('commit', this.#onCommit); storage.on('close', this.#onClose); // What a step's conflicts are read from must stay in the log. - this.#unpin = storage.log.pin((entry) => entry.seq >= this.#oldest()); + this.#unpin = storage.log.pin((entry) => entry.seq >= this.#oldestSeq); } - #oldest() { + // After the stacks changed: the oldest seq they hold, and the own seqs + // that no step can consult any more. + #refreshOldest() { let seq = Infinity; for (const step of this.#undo) seq = Math.min(seq, step.lastSeq); for (const step of this.#redo) seq = Math.min(seq, step.lastSeq); - return seq; + this.#oldestSeq = seq; + for (const own of this.#own) if (own <= seq) this.#own.delete(own); } get canUndo() { @@ -131,22 +138,24 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { } this.#record(step, event); if (this.#redo.length > 0) this.#redo = []; + this.#refreshOldest(); this.emit('push', { direction: 'undo', records: step.records.size }); this.emit('change'); } // One commit into a step: per record the step keeps how it found the // record (the first commit's before), how it left it (the last commit's - // after) and the kinds of every field seen — the inverse is made of - // those when the step is taken back. + // after), the kinds of every field seen — the inverse is made of those + // when the step is taken back — and the seqs of its own ops on it. #record(step, event) { const { op, seq, before, after, kinds } = event; step.lastSeq = Math.max(step.lastSeq, seq); step.seqs.add(seq); const record = step.records.get(op.id); - if (record === undefined) step.records.set(op.id, { before, after, kinds: { ...kinds } }); + if (record === undefined) step.records.set(op.id, { before, after, kinds: { ...kinds }, seqs: new Set([seq]) }); else { record.after = after; + record.seqs.add(seq); Object.assign(record.kinds, kinds); } } @@ -159,6 +168,7 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { stack.length = 0; stack.push(...kept); } + this.#refreshOldest(); this.emit('change'); } @@ -189,10 +199,16 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { const step = from.pop(); if (step === undefined) return { applied: 0, skipped: 0 }; const result = { applied: 0, skipped: 0 }; - // The step of the other stack: what this one's ops commit, and which - // seqs it took back (they no longer stand in an older step's way). - const collected = { at: 0, lastSeq: 0, seqs: new Set(), taken: step.seqs, records: new Map(), closed: true }; + // The step of the other stack: what this one's ops commit, and the seqs + // of the records it took back (they no longer stand in an older step's + // way) — record by record, so a step taken back in part is accounted in part. + const collected = { at: step.at, lastSeq: 0, seqs: new Set(), taken: new Set(), records: new Map(), closed: true }; this.#collecting = collected; + const left = new Map(step.records); + const took = (id, record) => { + left.delete(id); + for (const seq of record.seqs) collected.taken.add(seq); + }; try { for (const [id, record] of step.records) { const conflicts = this.#conflicts(step, id); @@ -208,22 +224,28 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { else kept = patches.filter((patch) => !conflicting(patch, conflicts.get(patch.field))); } result.skipped += patches.length - kept.length; - if (kept.length === 0) continue; - result.applied += await this.#storage.applyPatches(id, kept, { - source: this.#token, - actor: this.#options.actor, - }); + if (kept.length > 0) { + result.applied += await this.#storage.applyPatches(id, kept, { + source: this.#token, + actor: this.#options.actor, + }); + } + took(id, record); } } catch (error) { - from.push(step); + // What was taken back stays taken back: the records already inverted + // leave the step, their way back on the other stack; the rest wait on + // this one for another try. A record is never inverted twice. + if (left.size > 0) from.push({ ...step, records: left }); + if (collected.records.size > 0) to.push(collected); + this.#refreshOldest(); + this.emit('change'); throw error; } finally { this.#collecting = null; } - if (collected.records.size > 0) { - collected.at = step.at; - to.push(collected); - } + if (collected.records.size > 0) to.push(collected); + this.#refreshOldest(); this.emit('pop', { direction, ...result }); this.emit('change'); return result; @@ -249,6 +271,7 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { this.#undo = []; this.#redo = []; this.#own.clear(); + this.#refreshOldest(); this.emit('change'); } diff --git a/tests/suites/undo.js b/tests/suites/undo.js index 4738346..9597c5c 100644 --- a/tests/suites/undo.js +++ b/tests/suites/undo.js @@ -226,6 +226,53 @@ const runUndoTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { undo.stop(); }); + await t.test( + 'a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice', + async (t2) => { + let failing = false; + const beforeWrite = (ctx) => { + if (failing && ctx.id === 'c') throw new Error('boom'); + }; + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { hooks: { beforeWrite } }); + const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 1e9 }); + for (const id of ['a', 'b', 'c']) await storage.set(id, { n: 0 }); + undo.mark(); + await storage.splice('a', 'body', 0, 0, 'abcde'); + await storage.inc('b', 'hits', 1); + await storage.inc('c', 'hits', 2); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 2, redo: 0 }); + // The hook refuses the third record's inverse: the first two stand + // inverted, the third as the step left it, and the stacks say so. + failing = true; + await assert.rejects(() => undo.undo(), { code: 'HOOK_FAILED' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('a'), { n: 0 }, 'a was taken back'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('b'), { n: 0 }, 'b was taken back'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await storage.get('c'), + { n: 0, hits: 2 }, + 'c, where the hook threw, is as the step left it', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + undo.size, + { undo: 2, redo: 1 }, + 'a and b went to the redo stack; c waits on the undo stack', + ); + failing = false; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 1, skipped: 0 }, 'the retry inverts c alone'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('a'), { n: 0 }, 'a is not inverted twice'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('c'), { n: 0 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 1, redo: 2 }); + // Redo brings the three back, in the two steps the undo left. + await undo.redo(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('c'), { n: 0, hits: 2 }); + await undo.redo(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('a'), { n: 0, body: 'abcde' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('b'), { n: 0, hits: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 3, redo: 0 }); + undo.stop(); + }, + ); + await t.test('the stack holds the log; limit, exclude and scope bound what it keeps; a purge forgets', async (t2) => { const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { sync: { log: { rollAfter: 1 }, retention: { ops: 2 } } }); const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 0, limit: 2, exclude: (op) => op.id === 'skip' }); From e005d09e4656dd9ca171a738731c8b4428045f66 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 16:52:26 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 27/53] =?UTF-8?q?perf:=20the=20cheap=20wins=20of=20the=20h?= =?UTF-8?q?ot=20paths=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E4a)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - tree.js: childrenOf is kept by the block (a WeakMap: a block is never mutated), so a tree is folded once however many times it is read — a local treeMove read it three times, and resolveTree, subtree, siblings and the render all go through it now. A 20 000-move tree: one fold of ≈100 ms, then ≈1 ms for subtree + siblings + render together. - storage.js history(): the fold is whole, but the lens and afterRead run for the versions handed out alone (limit), not for every version of a hot record; `complete` reads from the fold's length. - sequence.js valueAt(index, i): resolveMove reads one list value instead of rendering the whole list; render uses it too. - myers.js: one copy of the frontier per round, not two. P-1 (a memo for prune) is dropped: every op makes a new block, so a memo by identity would never hit, and the measured cost is 14 µs on 201 runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- src/commit.js | 2 +- src/myers.js | 7 +++---- src/sequence.js | 15 +++++++++++---- src/storage.js | 7 +++++-- src/tree.js | 12 ++++++++++-- tests/suites/history.js | 16 ++++++++++++++++ 6 files changed, 46 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index e72291e..3161bba 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ const resolveMove = (core, id, payload, current) => { } const place = S.placeInsert(idx, to < from ? to : to + 1, core.nodeId); const at = place.at ?? `>${S.elemKey(place.run, place.from - 1)}`; - return { elem, cut: S.slotAt(idx, from), at, value: S.render(idx)[from] }; + return { elem, cut: S.slotAt(idx, from), at, value: S.valueAt(idx, from) }; }; // A mark names a visible range and an expand rule; what travels is the pair diff --git a/src/myers.js b/src/myers.js index cd70af1..ca93300 100644 --- a/src/myers.js +++ b/src/myers.js @@ -33,11 +33,11 @@ const shortestEdit = (x, y, max) => { const limit = Math.min(n + m, max); const offset = limit + 1; const width = 2 * offset + 1; - let v = new Int32Array(width); + const v = new Int32Array(width); const trace = []; for (let d = 0; d <= limit; d++) { - const snapshot = Int32Array.from(v); - trace.push(snapshot); + // The frontier as this round found it; the round then moves `v` on. + trace.push(Int32Array.from(v)); for (let k = -d; k <= d; k += 2) { let i; if (k === -d || (k !== d && v[offset + k - 1] < v[offset + k + 1])) i = v[offset + k + 1]; @@ -50,7 +50,6 @@ const shortestEdit = (x, y, max) => { v[offset + k] = i; if (i >= n && j >= m) return backtrack(trace, offset, n, m); } - v = Int32Array.from(v); } return null; }; diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index d04214f..67dab2f 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -599,6 +599,15 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { }; }; +// The value at visible index `i`: a text's character; a list element's +// assigned value when a register names one, else what its run holds. +const valueAt = (index, i) => { + const held = index.runs[index.visRun[i]].items[index.visOff[i]]; + if (index.visElem === null || index.vals === null) return held; + const assigned = own(index.vals, index.visElem[i]); + return assigned === undefined ? held : assigned[2]; +}; + // What the field reads as: the visible elements in order. const render = (index) => { const { runs, visRun, visOff, length } = index; @@ -608,10 +617,7 @@ const render = (index) => { return out; } const out = new Array(length); - for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) { - const assigned = index.vals === null ? undefined : own(index.vals, index.visElem[i]); - out[i] = assigned === undefined ? runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]] : assigned[2]; - } + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out[i] = valueAt(index, i); return out; }; @@ -1209,6 +1215,7 @@ module.exports = { cloneSeq, buildIndex, render, + valueAt, elemAt, placeInsert, rangesOf, diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index d27e417..118b2e1 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -1219,8 +1219,11 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const droppedTs = this.#log.droppedTs; const { start, exact: fromReset } = exactStart(entries, droppedTs); const steps = fold(entries, start, this.#limits); + // The fold is whole — each version is the record after its op — but the + // lens and afterRead run for the versions handed out alone. + const shown = steps.slice(Math.max(0, steps.length - limit)); const versions = []; - for (const { logged, entry, delta } of steps) { + for (const { logged, entry, delta } of shown) { const { seq, op, scrubbed } = logged; const version = { eventId: this.#log.formatId(seq), @@ -1248,7 +1251,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { versions.reverse(); const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; const exact = fromReset && (await this.#present(id, last)); - return { versions: versions.slice(0, limit), complete: droppedTs === 0 && versions.length <= limit, exact }; + return { versions, complete: droppedTs === 0 && steps.length <= limit, exact }; } // The retained entries of `id` this node applied, oldest first, and the diff --git a/src/tree.js b/src/tree.js index d88d406..4a21446 100644 --- a/src/tree.js +++ b/src/tree.js @@ -160,8 +160,14 @@ const byPlace = (placeOf) => (x, y) => { return compareClock([a[1], a[2]], [b[1], b[2]]); }; -// The children of each parent, in order; roots under null. +// The children of each parent, in order; roots under null. Kept by the +// block: a block is never mutated (every change is a new one), so a tree +// is folded once however many times it is read — a local move reads it +// several times, a page of a peer's moves renders it once per op. +const FOLDED = new WeakMap(); const childrenOf = (tree) => { + const hit = FOLDED.get(tree); + if (hit !== undefined) return hit; const { parentOf, placeOf } = resolve(tree); const children = new Map(); for (const [node, parent] of parentOf) { @@ -172,7 +178,9 @@ const childrenOf = (tree) => { } const order = byPlace(placeOf); for (const list of children.values()) list.sort(order); - return { children, parentOf, placeOf }; + const folded = { children, parentOf, placeOf }; + FOLDED.set(tree, folded); + return folded; }; // What the field reads as: the roots and their children, nested — diff --git a/tests/suites/history.js b/tests/suites/history.js index ab7f90f..7ef81b7 100644 --- a/tests/suites/history.js +++ b/tests/suites/history.js @@ -398,6 +398,22 @@ const runHistoryTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { { id, at: { vector: storage.vector } }, ]); }); + + await t.test('history({ limit }) runs afterRead for the versions it hands out alone', async (t2) => { + let reads = 0; + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { hooks: { afterRead: () => void reads++ } }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0 }); + for (let i = 1; i <= 30; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: i }); + reads = 0; + const { versions, complete } = await storage.history(id, { limit: 5 }); + assert.strictEqual(versions.length, 5); + assert.strictEqual(complete, false); + assert.strictEqual(reads, 5, 'one afterRead per version handed out, none for the rest'); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + versions.map((version) => version.data.n), + [30, 29, 28, 27, 26], + ); + }); }; module.exports = { runHistoryTests }; From ac01853ff06a0aa845d4d9ab703f911f1ff73857 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 17:41:52 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 28/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(ops):=20the=20kinds'=20precedence=20?= =?UTF-8?q?decides=20a=20clash=20on=20the=20op=20path=20too=20(review=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=84=962,=20E1b)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Two nodes making one field as different kinds at once — a write carrying it as a register, an inc, an add or a splice to it — used to leave them apart for good: each refused the other's kind, while a snapshot merge of the same two states let the register win. One rule now, on both paths: register > counter > set > list > text > tree. Where the winner's op arrives, the loser's state is dropped; where the winner is held, the loser's op is refused (OP_REFUSED, as before). The rule reads kinds alone, never stamps, so every node ends with the same kind whatever the order — the documented SYNC-1 exception for kind clashes is gone. Locally nothing changes for the caller: a write of another kind is refused before it is stamped (kindClash in commit.js now covers write, set, inc, add and remove too), with the hint for the right call. ops.js: yieldTo/dropKind replace the six refusal ladders (M-2 as a side effect). Tests rewritten to the rule, plus every arrival order of six kinds on one field; INVARIANTS SYNC-1/OPS-1; sync.md, lists.md, api.md, hooks.md, CLAUDE.md. Decision 0б of the review, taken by the user. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 12 ++- INVARIANTS.md | 4 +- docs/guide/hooks.md | 2 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 13 ++-- docs/guide/sync.md | 22 +++--- docs/reference/api.md | 2 +- src/commit.js | 34 ++++++--- src/ops.js | 156 +++++++++++++++----------------------- tests/ops.test.js | 117 ++++++++++++++++++---------- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 51 +++++++------ 10 files changed, 227 insertions(+), 186 deletions(-) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index e645251..21b28d6 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -199,10 +199,14 @@ docs/ VitePress site a concurrent apply could add between the two); `applyBase` drops a slot below `base` and clamps a surviving component below it, which is what makes meta — not only data — order-free. Mixing two kinds on one field throws - locally (`FIELD_KIND`) and is refused (`OP_REFUSED` event) from a peer; the - snapshot merge lets a register, then a counter, win over a set, a set over a - list, a list over a text, a text over a tree. Do not add a path that lets - kinds meet — it cannot be made to commute. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of + locally (`FIELD_KIND`, `kindClash` in `src/commit.js`, before the stamp); + from a peer the kinds' PRECEDENCE decides, on the op path (`yieldTo` in + `src/ops.js`) as in the snapshot merge: a register, then a counter, wins + over a set, a set over a list, a list over a text, a text over a tree — + where the winner arrives the loser's state is dropped, where the winner is + held the loser's op is `OP_REFUSED`. The rule reads kinds alone, never + stamps, which is what makes it commute; do not add a path that decides a + clash another way. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of `src/sequence.js` (Fugue runs anchored `^`/`>e`/` counter > set > list > text > tree decides on the op path as in a merge — the loser's state goes where the winner arrives, the loser's op is refused where the winner is held — so every node ends with one kind whatever the order. | `kinds meeting on one field in any order leave the lowest rank everywhere`; `a field is a register, a counter or a set — never two of them`; `a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set`; `mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence`; `a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect`; `splice, setAt, move, mark and treeMove on the wrong kind are FIELD_KIND whatever the index` | | OPS-2 | A reset (write, delete) drops what is stamped below it, and the same predicate guards each op as it applies, so meta — not only data — agrees whatever the order. | `a reset drops set tags older than it and clamps the rest, so metas agree too`; `a reset drops counter entries older than it`; `a text converges: concurrent inserts, cuts, extensions and a reset, in any order` | | OPS-3 | A purge wins at any stamp, forever; the payload leaves the log, the tags and every peer that learns of it. | `purge wins at any stamp, forever; a merge with a purged side is purged`; `after a purge nothing of the record is left, and nothing later revives it`; `a snapshot that carries a purge scrubs what the joiner held of the record` | | OPS-4 | A peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not: own keys only, well-formed stamps alone. | `normalizeMeta rebuilds a merge meta from own keys and well-formed stamps alone`; `fields named after Object.prototype members are fields; __proto__ never is` | diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index e07f87c..e3fae1a 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ than a throw. | `apply` | `({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope })` | A peer's batch is durable — `ops` are the accepted ones, skipped included | | `conflict` | `({ kind: 'unique', entity, fields, id, other, op })` | A peer's op left a unique key shared by two records — see [Queries](./storage#queries) | | `schema` | `({ kind: 'drift', … })` / `({ kind: 'ahead', op, held })` | A peer runs this node's schema version with another snapshot hash — see [Schemas](./sync#schemas); a peer's op is from a newer version — see [Reading across versions](./storage#reading-across-versions) | -| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code`: `error.op`, and `error.rejected` or `error.entity` + `error.issues`; `error.count` for a signature; `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op refused by the field-kind rule (`OP_REFUSED`), skipped as invalid under this node's [schema](./schema#how-a-write-is-validated) (`OP_INVALID`) or because its record's file cannot be read (`OP_UNREADABLE`), stamped beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); a page's ops refused for their signature (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | +| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code`: `error.op`, and `error.rejected` or `error.entity` + `error.issues`; `error.count` for a signature; `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks (`OP_REFUSED`), skipped as invalid under this node's [schema](./schema#how-a-write-is-validated) (`OP_INVALID`) or because its record's file cannot be read (`OP_UNREADABLE`), stamped beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); a page's ops refused for their signature (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | | `log` | `({ kind: 'roll', sealed, dropped, floor, segments })` | The op log sealed a segment, and compacted `dropped` of them — see [The log](./sync#the-log) | | `close` | — | After `close()` sealed the log | diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 2ca54c8..6a2d8df 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -37,11 +37,14 @@ Three things are refused (the same for `setAt()` and `move()`): length }`. The check runs inside the mutation queue, against the field as it is at that moment — a concurrent peer's op cannot shift it between the check and the write. -- **Another kind.** A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list or a text, - never two: `splice()` on a field a register holds throws `FIELD_KIND` with - `kind: 'register'`, `update()` on a text throws with `kind: 'text'`, and a - peer's op that breaks the rule is refused for that field (an `error` event, - `OP_REFUSED`). A validator default for the field — `body: ''`, `items: []` +- **Another kind.** A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or + a tree, never two: `splice()` on a field a register holds throws `FIELD_KIND` + with `kind: 'register'`, `update()` on a text throws with `kind: 'text'`. A + peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks is refused for that field + (an `error` event, `OP_REFUSED`); one of a higher kind takes the field — the + precedence is register, counter, set, list, text, tree, see + [the sync guide](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text). A + validator default for the field — `body: ''`, `items: []` — is folded into the write that creates the record and makes the field a register; leave list and text fields out of the defaults. - **Arguments.** A non-string key, a negative index or count, content that is diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 66142a5..af37d1d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -160,14 +160,18 @@ remove read the same whichever lands first. Nor do lists and texts: a reset drops every run stamped below it, and a run stamped above it but anchored on a dropped element reads from the head of the field. -What neither survives is a **kind clash**: a whole-record write that carries -a field as a register (`set(id, { views: 0 })`, `set(id, { tags: [] })`, `set(id, -{ body: '' })`), concurrent with an `inc`, an `add` or a `splice` to that -field stamped later. The node -that saw the write first refuses the increment or the add; the node that saw -the increment or the add first refuses that field of the write. Keep a field +A **kind clash** — two nodes making one field as different kinds at once: a +whole-record write that carries a field as a register (`set(id, { views: 0 })`, +`set(id, { tags: [] })`) concurrent with an `inc`, an `add` or a `splice` to +that field — is decided by the kinds' precedence, the same on the op path +and in a snapshot merge: a register outranks a counter, a counter a set, a +set a list, a list a text, a text a tree. Where the winner's op arrives, the +loser's state is dropped; where the winner is held, the loser's op is refused +for that field (an `error` event, `OP_REFUSED`). Every node ends with the +same kind whatever the order — and the loser's edits are gone, so keep a field one kind, and do not reset it in a whole-record write while another node may -be moving it. +be moving it. A local write of the wrong kind is refused before it is stamped +(`FIELD_KIND`). ## The log @@ -583,8 +587,8 @@ the engine's own tests run on. ## Guarantees and limits - **Convergence.** Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the - same records, whatever the order — except the documented counter/reset and - kind-clash cases. + same records, whatever the order — except the documented counter/reset + case. - **At-least-once delivery, idempotent application.** An op may arrive more than once; applying it again changes nothing. - **A peer's op is checked before it is read.** `origin`, `seq`, `ts`, `type`, diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 095e7a1..ccd232b 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ the operation (see [Hooks and events](../guide/hooks#events)): | --- | --- | --- | | `change` | `(op, via)` | Every op applied here; `via` is `null` for a local write, otherwise `{ url, node }` of the peer it came from (`url` null on the hosting side) | | `apply` | `({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged })` | A peer's batch is durable | -| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code` and `error.op`, plus `error.rejected` (`OP_REFUSED`: `[{ field, reason }]`, `reason` a kind, `'bound'` — with `detail`, `count`, `max` — or `'malformed'`) or `error.entity` + `error.issues` (`OP_INVALID`); `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op refused by the field-kind rule, past a bound of a list or text field, or carrying a payload the engine does not admit; skipped as invalid under this node's schema, skipped because this node cannot read the record's file (`OP_UNREADABLE`), or refused for a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); signatures refused (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | +| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code` and `error.op`, plus `error.rejected` (`OP_REFUSED`: `[{ field, reason }]`, `reason` a kind, `'bound'` — with `detail`, `count`, `max` — or `'malformed'`) or `error.entity` + `error.issues` (`OP_INVALID`); `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks (register, counter, set, list, text, tree, in that order), past a bound of a list or text field, or carrying a payload the engine does not admit; skipped as invalid under this node's schema, skipped because this node cannot read the record's file (`OP_UNREADABLE`), or refused for a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); signatures refused (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | | `conflict` | `({ kind: 'unique', entity, fields, id, other, op })` | A peer's op left a unique key shared by two records; both are kept | | `schema` | `({ kind: 'drift', peer, version, hash, local })` / `({ kind: 'ahead', op, held })` | A peer runs this schema version with another snapshot hash (see [Schemas](../guide/sync#schemas)) / a peer's op is from a newer version, applied or held | | `log` | `({ kind: 'roll', sealed, dropped, floor, segments })` | The log sealed a segment and maybe dropped old ones; `floor` is where a resume is still possible | diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 3161bba..1732613 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -299,20 +299,36 @@ const ownTags = (removals, origin) => { // holds for the record, so a local write never sorts below state the node // knows about and is silently dropped (the log seeds the clock at open; this // covers what the log no longer has), numbered in its stream. -// The kinds each sequence or tree op may land on; another kind under the -// field is refused — as applyOp would report it, with the hint for the right -// call — before a stamp is minted or an index read, for a call and for a -// patch alike. -const TAKES = { splice: ['list', 'text'], assign: ['list'], move: ['list'], mark: ['text'], tree: ['tree'] }; -const kindClash = (type, key, current) => { +// The kinds each op may land on. Locally, a field of another kind is refused +// — with the hint for the right call — before a stamp is minted or an index +// read, for a call and for a patch alike; applyOp would let the higher rank +// win (src/ops.js yieldTo), which is a peer's right, not a local caller's. +const TAKES = { + write: ['register'], + set: ['register'], + inc: ['counter'], + add: ['set'], + remove: ['set'], + splice: ['list', 'text'], + assign: ['list'], + move: ['list'], + mark: ['text'], + tree: ['tree'], +}; +const kindClash = (type, payload, current) => { const takes = TAKES[type]; if (takes === undefined || !current || current.encrypted) return []; - const kind = kindOf(current, key); - return kind === undefined || takes.includes(kind) ? [] : [{ field: key, reason: kind }]; + const fields = type === 'write' || type === 'set' ? Object.keys(payload.data ?? {}) : [payload.key]; + const rejected = []; + for (const field of fields) { + const kind = kindOf(current, field); + if (kind !== undefined && !takes.includes(kind)) rejected.push({ field, reason: kind }); + } + return rejected; }; const prepareOp = (core, type, id, payload, current, who, from) => { - refuse(id, kindClash(type, payload.key, current)); + refuse(id, kindClash(type, payload, current)); core.observe(latestClock(current?.meta, true)); const op = { origin: core.nodeId, seq: 0, ts: core.clock.now(), type, id }; if (from) op.from = from; diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 2720806..4005b4c 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -410,7 +410,45 @@ const applyBase = (entry, delta) => { } }; -// Sets register fields at `stamp`, honouring last-writer-wins per field. +// The kinds in order of precedence. When two meet on one field — two nodes +// made it concurrently as different kinds — the lower rank wins, on the op +// path as in a merge: where the winner's op arrives, the loser's state is +// dropped; where the winner is held, the loser's op is refused (`rejected`, +// the `OP_REFUSED` event). Every node ends with the same kind whatever the +// order, since the rule reads the kinds alone. Locally a write of another +// kind is refused before it is stamped (src/commit.js kindClash), so a +// refusal here is a peer's op, a stale one, or a bug. +const RANK = { register: 0, counter: 1, set: 2, list: 3, text: 4, tree: 5 }; + +// Drops what the kind `held` keeps of `field`; a register is never dropped +// (nothing outranks it). +const dropKind = (entry, field, held, delta) => { + const { meta } = entry; + if (held === 'counter') delete meta.counters[field]; + else if (held === 'set') delete meta.sets[field]; + else if (held === 'tree') delete meta.trees[field]; + else { + delete meta.seqs[field]; + if (entry.seqIndex !== undefined) delete entry.seqIndex[field]; + } + delete entry.data[field]; + delta[field] = undefined; +}; + +// Makes room for an op of `kind` on `field`: null when it may land — the +// field was free, its own kind, or held by a kind it outranks, dropped now — +// else the kind that holds the field and keeps it: the holder outranks the +// op, or the op is stamped below the reset that would have taken it anyway. +const yieldTo = (entry, field, kind, stamp, delta) => { + const held = kindOf(entry, field); + if (held === undefined || held === kind) return null; + if (RANK[held] < RANK[kind] || compareClock(stamp, entry.meta.base) < 0) return held; + dropKind(entry, field, held, delta); + return null; +}; + +// Sets register fields at `stamp`, honouring last-writer-wins per field. A +// register outranks every other kind: whatever held the field goes. const applyFields = (entry, fields, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const { meta, data } = entry; // Own keys only: `fields` may be a JSON-parsed peer payload, where @@ -419,20 +457,9 @@ const applyFields = (entry, fields, stamp, delta, rejected) => { // way, or a field called `constructor` would meet Object's. for (const field of Object.keys(fields)) { if (!isKey(field)) continue; - if (isCounter(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); - continue; - } - if (isSet(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); - continue; - } - if (isSeq(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); - continue; - } - if (isTree(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, 'register', stamp, delta); + if (holder !== null) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); continue; } if (compareClock(own(meta.clock, field), stamp) >= 0) continue; @@ -504,20 +531,9 @@ const applySet = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const { meta } = entry; const { key: field } = op; if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !Array.isArray(op.value)) return; - if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); - return; - } - if (isCounter(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); - return; - } - if (isSeq(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); - return; - } - if (isTree(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, 'set', stamp, delta); + if (holder !== null) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); return; } const moved = op.type === 'add' ? addElements(meta, field, op, stamp) : removeElements(meta, field, op); @@ -551,30 +567,15 @@ const applySeq = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax) => { if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) { return void malformed(field, rejected); } - if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); - return; - } - if (isCounter(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); - return; - } - if (isSet(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); - return; - } - if (isTree(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); - return; - } const kind = typeof payload.content === 'string' ? 't' : Array.isArray(payload.content) ? 'l' : null; if (kind === null) return void malformed(field, rejected); - const held = own(meta.seqs, field); - if (held !== undefined && held.k !== kind) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, kind === 't' ? 'text' : 'list', stamp, delta); + if (holder !== null) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); return; } if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; + const held = own(meta.seqs, field); const result = S.applySplice(held ?? S.createSeq(kind), stamp, payload, meta.base, pendingMax); settleSeq(entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected); }; @@ -605,8 +606,8 @@ const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { }; // An `assign` or a `move` on a list, a `mark` on a text: the block's -// registers (src/sequence.js); refused on the other kind and on the other -// kinds. A register or a mark for a field with no block yet names its kind +// registers (src/sequence.js); the kinds' precedence decides on another +// kind. A register or a mark for a field with no block yet names its kind // and waits, like a cut that comes before its run. const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax) => { const kind = op.type === 'mark' ? 't' : 'l'; @@ -615,28 +616,13 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax) => { if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) { return void malformed(field, rejected); } - if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); - return; - } - if (isCounter(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); - return; - } - if (isSet(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); - return; - } - if (isTree(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); - return; - } - const held = own(meta.seqs, field); - if (held !== undefined && held.k !== kind) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, kind === 't' ? 'text' : 'list', stamp, delta); + if (holder !== null) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); return; } if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; + const held = own(meta.seqs, field); const block = held ?? S.createSeq(kind); const result = op.type === 'assign' @@ -648,28 +634,17 @@ const applyListOp = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected, pendingMax) => { }; // A `tree` op: one more move in the field's log (src/tree.js); the field -// reads as the fold. Refused on every other kind; a move below the base is -// moot, like a run. +// reads as the fold. Every other kind outranks a tree; a move below the +// base is moot, like a run. const applyTree = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const { meta } = entry; const { key: field, value: payload } = op; if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !isPlainObject(payload)) { return void malformed(field, rejected); } - if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); - return; - } - if (isCounter(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'counter' }); - return; - } - if (isSet(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); - return; - } - if (isSeq(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); + const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, 'tree', stamp, delta); + if (holder !== null) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); return; } if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) < 0) return; @@ -768,14 +743,9 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op, limits = null) => { } else if (op.type === 'inc') { const { key: field, value } = op; if (typeof field === 'string' && isKey(field) && isKey(op.origin) && Number.isFinite(value)) { - if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'register' }); - } else if (isSet(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'set' }); - } else if (isSeq(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: seqKind(meta, field) }); - } else if (isTree(meta, field)) { - rejected.push({ field, reason: 'tree' }); + const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, 'counter', stamp, delta); + if (holder !== null) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); } else if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) >= 0) { const perOrigin = own(meta.counters, field) ?? (meta.counters[field] = {}); const known = own(perOrigin, op.origin); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 6ac34d5..c16c40d 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -141,10 +141,14 @@ test('ops module', async (t) => { const incOnRegister = applyOp(register, op('inc', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'n', value: 1 })); assert.deepStrictEqual(incOnRegister.rejected, [{ field: 'n', reason: 'register' }]); assert.strictEqual(incOnRegister.changed, false); + // The register outranks the counter: where the counter is held, the + // register's write takes the field; where the register is held, the + // increment was refused above. Both nodes end with the register. const counter = replay([op('inc', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'n', value: 1 })]); const setOnCounter = applyOp(counter, op('set', 2, 'B', { data: { n: 5, other: 1 } })); - assert.deepStrictEqual(setOnCounter.rejected, [{ field: 'n', reason: 'counter' }]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(setOnCounter.entry.data, { n: 1, other: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(setOnCounter.rejected, []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(setOnCounter.entry.data, { n: 5, other: 1 }); + assert.strictEqual(isCounter(setOnCounter.entry.meta, 'n'), false); // Malformed ops are ignored rather than applied half-way. assert.strictEqual(applyOp(counter, op('set', 3, 'B', { data: 'nope' })).changed, false); assert.strictEqual(applyOp(counter, op('inc', 3, 'B', { key: 'n', value: 'nope' })).changed, false); @@ -262,11 +266,13 @@ test('ops module', async (t) => { const reset = applyOp(clamped, op('write', 4, 'W', { data: { y: 1 } })); assert.deepStrictEqual(reset.entry.meta.sets.t['"x"'], { A: [5, 0] }); assert.deepStrictEqual(reset.delta, { y: 1 }, 'the array did not change, so the field is not in the delta'); - // A write carrying the field as a register: below a concurrent add it is - // refused on that field; above every add it resets the set to a register. + // A write carrying the field as a register: below a concurrent add the + // register still outranks the set and takes the field; above every add + // the reset alone leaves a register. const concurrent = applyOp(replay([add(3, 'A', 1, ['x'])]), op('write', 2, 'W', { data: { t: 'w', z: 1 } })); - assert.deepStrictEqual(concurrent.rejected, [{ field: 't', reason: 'set' }]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(concurrent.entry.data, { t: ['x'], z: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(concurrent.rejected, []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(concurrent.entry.data, { t: 'w', z: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(concurrent.entry.meta.sets, {}); const over = applyOp(replay([add(1, 'A', 1, ['x'])]), op('write', 2, 'W', { data: { t: 'w' } })); assert.deepStrictEqual(over.rejected, []); assert.deepStrictEqual(over.entry.data, { t: 'w' }); @@ -298,13 +304,13 @@ test('ops module', async (t) => { const removeOnCounter = applyOp(counter, op('remove', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 't', value: [['x', { A: 1 }]] })); assert.deepStrictEqual(removeOnCounter.rejected, [{ field: 't', reason: 'counter' }]); assert.strictEqual(removeOnCounter.changed, false); + // A register and a counter outrank a set: each takes the field where the set is held. const set = replay([add(1, 'A', 1, ['x'])]); const setOnSet = applyOp(set, op('set', 2, 'B', { data: { t: 5, other: 1 } })); - assert.deepStrictEqual(setOnSet.rejected, [{ field: 't', reason: 'set' }]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(setOnSet.entry.data, { t: ['x'], other: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([setOnSet.rejected, setOnSet.entry.data], [[], { t: 5, other: 1 }]); + assert.strictEqual(isSet(setOnSet.entry.meta, 't'), false); const incOnSet = applyOp(set, op('inc', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 't', value: 1 })); - assert.deepStrictEqual(incOnSet.rejected, [{ field: 't', reason: 'set' }]); - assert.strictEqual(incOnSet.changed, false); + assert.deepStrictEqual([incOnSet.changed, incOnSet.rejected, incOnSet.entry.data], [true, [], { t: 1 }]); // Merges: the register, then the counter, wins over a set. const reg = replay([op('set', 9, 'R', { data: { t: 'text' } })]); assert.deepStrictEqual(mergeEntry(reg, set).data, { t: 'text' }); @@ -649,9 +655,11 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { const list = applyOp(cut.entry, splice(4, 'A', 3, 'items', { at: '^', content: [1, { x: 2 }] })); assert.deepStrictEqual(list.entry.data, { body: 'ac', items: [1, { x: 2 }] }); assert.strictEqual(list.entry.meta.seqs.items.k, 'l'); - // The kinds never meet: a list op on a text, a text op on a list. + // The kinds never meet: a list outranks a text, so a list op on a text + // field takes it over, and a text op on a list field is refused. const clash = applyOp(list.entry, splice(5, 'B', 2, 'body', { at: '^', content: ['x'] })); - assert.deepStrictEqual([clash.changed, clash.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual([clash.changed, clash.rejected, clash.entry.data.body], [true, [], ['x']]); + assert.strictEqual(clash.entry.meta.seqs.body.k, 'l'); const clash2 = applyOp(list.entry, splice(5, 'B', 2, 'items', { at: '^', content: 'x' })); assert.deepStrictEqual([clash2.changed, clash2.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'items', reason: 'list' }]]); // A malformed payload changes nothing and is reported as such — a local @@ -682,18 +690,18 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { await t.test('a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set', () => { const splice = (ts, origin, seq, key, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key, value }); const text = replay([splice(10, 'A', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'ab' })]); + // A register, a counter and a set all outrank a text or a list: each takes the field. const set = applyOp(text, op('set', 11, 'B', { data: { body: 'plain', ok: 1 } })); - assert.deepStrictEqual(set.rejected, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(set.entry.data, { body: 'ab', ok: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual([set.rejected, set.entry.data], [[], { body: 'plain', ok: 1 }]); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq(set.entry.meta, 'body'), false); const inc = applyOp(text, op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: 1 })); - assert.deepStrictEqual([inc.changed, inc.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual([inc.changed, inc.rejected, inc.entry.data], [true, [], { body: 1 }]); const add = applyOp(text, op('add', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: ['x'] })); - assert.deepStrictEqual([add.changed, add.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual([add.changed, add.rejected, add.entry.data], [true, [], { body: ['x'] }]); const list = replay([splice(10, 'A', 1, 'items', { at: '^', content: [1] })]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(list, op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: 1 })).rejected, [ - { field: 'items', reason: 'list' }, - ]); - // And the other way round. + const incOnList = applyOp(list, op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: 1 })); + assert.deepStrictEqual([incOnList.rejected, incOnList.entry.data], [[], { items: 1 }]); + // And the other way round: a text op on a register, a counter or a set is refused. const reg = replay([op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { body: 'x' } })]); assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, splice(2, 'B', 1, 'body', { at: '^', content: 'y' })).rejected, [ { field: 'body', reason: 'register' }, @@ -706,13 +714,14 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(tags, splice(2, 'B', 1, 'tags', { at: '^', content: 'y' })).rejected, [ { field: 'tags', reason: 'set' }, ]); - // A whole-record write above every run resets the field to a register; - // one below the runs leaves the text and is refused for that field. + // A whole-record write makes the field a register whether it is stamped + // above the runs (the reset drops them) or below (the register outranks them). const above = applyOp(text, op('write', 20, 'B', { data: { body: 'plain' } })); assert.deepStrictEqual([above.entry.data, above.rejected], [{ body: 'plain' }, []]); assert.strictEqual(isSeq(above.entry.meta, 'body'), false); const below = applyOp(text, op('write', 5, 'B', { data: { body: 'plain' } })); - assert.deepStrictEqual([below.entry.data, below.rejected], [{ body: 'ab' }, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual([below.entry.data, below.rejected], [{ body: 'plain' }, []]); + assert.strictEqual(isSeq(below.entry.meta, 'body'), false); }); await t.test('a text converges: concurrent inserts, cuts, extensions and a reset, in any order', () => { @@ -768,10 +777,12 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { // The assigned value travels with the element. const assignMoved = op('assign', 50, 'E', { seq: 1, key: 'items', value: { elem: '10:0:A', value: 'one' } }); assertCommutes([a1, toEnd, toHead, assignMoved], { items: ['one', 2, 3] }); - // Refusals: a text, a register, a counter, a set; a field with no block is nothing. + // A list outranks a text: a list op on a text field takes it over, its + // register waiting for the element; a register refuses a move. const text = replay([op('splice', 10, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: { at: '^', content: 'ab' } })]); const onText = applyOp(text, op('assign', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'body', value: { elem: '10:0:A', value: 'x' } })); - assert.deepStrictEqual([onText.changed, onText.rejected], [false, [{ field: 'body', reason: 'text' }]]); + assert.deepStrictEqual([onText.changed, onText.rejected, onText.entry.data.body], [true, [], []]); + assert.strictEqual(onText.entry.meta.seqs.body.k, 'l'); const reg = replay([op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { f: 1 } })]); assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, op('move', 2, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: toEnd.value })).rejected, [ { field: 'f', reason: 'register' }, @@ -932,28 +943,26 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { const dead = applyOp(replay([r]), op('delete', 100, 'D')); assert.strictEqual(isAlive(dead.entry), false); assert.strictEqual(isAlive(applyOp(dead.entry, tree(150, 'A', 2, 'r', null)).entry), true); - // The kinds never meet. + // Every other kind outranks a tree: a tree op on any of them is refused, + // and any of them landing on a tree takes the field. const reg = applyOp(null, op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { outline: 1 } })).entry; assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(reg, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ { field: 'outline', reason: 'register' }, ]); - const onTree = (o) => applyOp(first.entry, o).rejected; - assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('set', 11, 'B', { data: { outline: 1 } })), [ - { field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }, - ]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: 1 })), [ - { field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }, - ]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('add', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: ['x'] })), [ - { field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }, - ]); + const onTree = (o) => { + const result = applyOp(first.entry, o); + return [result.rejected, isTree(result.entry.meta, 'outline'), result.entry.data.outline]; + }; + assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('set', 11, 'B', { data: { outline: 1 } })), [[], false, 1]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('inc', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: 1 })), [[], false, 1]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(onTree(op('add', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: ['x'] })), [[], false, ['x']]); assert.deepStrictEqual( onTree(op('splice', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: { at: '^', content: 'x' } })), - [{ field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }], + [[], false, 'x'], ); assert.deepStrictEqual( onTree(op('assign', 11, 'B', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: { elem: '1:0:A', value: 1 } })), - [{ field: 'outline', reason: 'tree' }], + [[], false, []], ); const counter = applyOp(null, op('inc', 1, 'A', { seq: 1, key: 'outline', value: 1 })); assert.deepStrictEqual(applyOp(counter.entry, tree(2, 'B', 1, 'r', null)).rejected, [ @@ -1074,3 +1083,35 @@ test('ops: the bound on pending work is the node’s', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(off(5, 4, '1:W', held.entry).rejected, [refused]); }); }); + +test('ops: the kinds’ precedence on the op path', async (t) => { + await t.test('kinds meeting on one field in any order leave the lowest rank everywhere', () => { + const splice = (ts, origin, seq, content) => + op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'f', value: { at: '^', content } }); + const ops = { + register: op('set', 10, 'R', { data: { f: 'reg' } }), + counter: op('inc', 20, 'C', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: 7 }), + set: op('add', 30, 'S', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: ['x'] }), + list: splice(40, 'L', 1, [1]), + text: splice(50, 'T', 1, 'txt'), + tree: op('tree', 60, 'W', { seq: 1, key: 'f', value: { node: 'n', parent: null, fi: 'V' } }), + }; + const reads = { + register: 'reg', + counter: 7, + set: ['x'], + list: [1], + text: 'txt', + tree: [{ id: 'n', children: [] }], + }; + const kinds = Object.keys(ops); + // Drop the winners one by one: whatever is left, the lowest rank among + // them wins in every arrival order, data and meta alike. + for (let i = 0; i < kinds.length; i++) { + assertCommutes( + kinds.slice(i).map((kind) => ops[kind]), + { f: reads[kinds[i]] }, + ); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 6e1dbd0..a6f1f83 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -588,30 +588,33 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); - await t.test('a peer’s set ops land in any order; a write on a set field is refused for that field', async (t2) => { - const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); - const errors = []; - storage.on('error', (error) => errors.push(error)); - const t0 = Date.now(); - // The remove arrives before the add it observed: that add is dead on arrival. - const tags = [['x', { p1: t0 + 1 }]]; - await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('p2', 1, 'remove', 'r', { key: 'tags', value: tags, ts: t0 + 5 })]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { tags: [] }); - await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('p1', 1, 'add', 'r', { key: 'tags', value: ['x', 'y'], ts: t0 + 1 })]); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { tags: ['y'] }); - // A peer's set on the field is refused for that field alone, as an event. - const result = await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('p3', 1, 'set', 'r', { data: { tags: ['z'], note: 'n' } })]); - assert.strictEqual(result.applied, 1); - assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { tags: ['y'], note: 'n' }); - assert.deepStrictEqual( - errors.map((error) => [error.code, error.rejected]), - [['OP_REFUSED', [{ field: 'tags', reason: 'set' }]]], - ); - // And the local writer is told the same. - await assert.rejects(() => storage.update('r', { tags: [] }), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'set' }); - await storage.add('r', 'tags', ['local']); - assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get('r')).tags, ['local', 'y']); - }); + await t.test( + 'a peer’s set ops land in any order; a write on a set field takes it, as the register outranks the set', + async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const errors = []; + storage.on('error', (error) => errors.push(error)); + const t0 = Date.now(); + // The remove arrives before the add it observed: that add is dead on arrival. + const tags = [['x', { p1: t0 + 1 }]]; + await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('p2', 1, 'remove', 'r', { key: 'tags', value: tags, ts: t0 + 5 })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { tags: [] }); + await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('p1', 1, 'add', 'r', { key: 'tags', value: ['x', 'y'], ts: t0 + 1 })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { tags: ['y'] }); + // A local write of another kind is refused before it is stamped. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.update('r', { tags: [] }), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'set' }); + // A peer's set on the field: the register outranks the set and takes the + // field — here as on the peer, whatever the order. + const result = await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('p3', 1, 'set', 'r', { data: { tags: ['z'], note: 'n' } })]); + assert.strictEqual(result.applied, 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { tags: ['z'], note: 'n' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(errors, []); + // The field is a register now: a local add is refused, an update lands. + await assert.rejects(() => storage.add('r', 'tags', ['local']), { code: 'FIELD_KIND', kind: 'register' }); + await storage.update('r', { tags: ['local'] }); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.get('r')).tags, ['local']); + }, + ); await t.test('delete leaves a tombstone: hidden from get/has/list, kept on disk', async (t2) => { const { dir, storage } = await openTemp(t2); From d929514d0f62dd4abd16036d5dfd6d9b238163a1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 17:47:19 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 29/53] =?UTF-8?q?fix(tags):=20an=20unreadable=20tags.json?= =?UTF-8?q?=20never=20blocks=20open=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E3b)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The tags are auxiliary — the records, the log and the catalog are whole — yet a torn tags.json failed open() like node.json does. The storage now opens without tags, keeps the file aside as tags.corrupt.json for a repair by hand (the names cannot be listed back: fsi lists files, not directories), reports stats().tags.corrupt and warns tags.unreadable, and refuses tag() with CORRUPT so nothing overwrites the names. Writes go on meanwhile: the copy-on-write seam keeps every changed record's file once under tags/.pending/, and the next open with a readable file hands those copies to the newest tag — for the records it holds live and had no copy of — so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. A purge scrubs a copy kept aside too; drop() sweeps the directory. Decision 1а of the review, taken by the user, replacing the earlier "like node.json". INVARIANTS TAG-2; stats().tags in the types; api.md, versions.md, telemetry.md rows (tags.dropped, tags.unreadable and the inherited sync.node.unreadable were missing from the table); CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 9 ++++- INVARIANTS.md | 1 + docs/guide/telemetry.md | 1 + docs/guide/versions.md | 10 ++++- docs/reference/api.md | 4 +- index.d.ts | 2 + src/branch.js | 2 +- src/storage.js | 1 + src/tags.js | 87 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- tests/index.test-d.ts | 1 + tests/suites/tags.js | 53 +++++++++++++++++++++---- 11 files changed, 151 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 21b28d6..bd8d1fc 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -406,7 +406,14 @@ docs/ VitePress site of `write`/`writeSealed`/`remove`, into the NEWEST tag only, once per record, only for a record the tag's catalog holds live. `tag()` refuses (`UNPERSISTED`) while a record is held — its file is behind the cache and - a copy from memory would carry no block to verify. A read at a tag walks + a copy from memory would carry no block to verify. An unreadable + `tags.json` never fails `open()`: `Tags.load` keeps it as + `tags.corrupt.json`, sets `corrupt` (`stats().tags`), `take()` refuses + `CORRUPT`, and `copyBefore` keeps every changed record's file once under + `tags/.pending/data/` — adopted by the newest tag at the next open with a + readable file (`#adoptPending`), so the tags a repair brings back read as + they did. Never rebuild `tags.json` from the disk: fsi lists files, not + directories, so the names are in that file alone. A read at a tag walks the tags from it to the newest for a copy, else reads the present — except a record held since the tag, whose file is still the tag's state; the tag's catalog row decides existence. diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index 94b094c..9e49ac0 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -48,3 +48,4 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | BRANCH-2 | `drop()` removes only what `branch()` made, `branch()` takes only a new directory, and a fork that fails leaves nothing behind. | `drop() takes a branch alone: a storage with no branch.json is refused and keeps its files`; `branch() opens a new directory: a path that holds files — another storage — is refused`; `a failed branch() leaves nothing behind: the next attempt starts clean` | | TAG-1 | A tag's name is checked where it enters — the call and the file alike — before it becomes a path under `tags/`. | `a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path` | | UNDO-1 | A failed undo leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. | `a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice` | +| TAG-2 | A `tags.json` that cannot be read never blocks `open()`: the storage runs without tags, keeps the file aside as `tags.corrupt.json`, refuses `tag()` until it is repaired, and keeps every changed record's file under `tags/.pending/` so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. | `a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired` | diff --git a/docs/guide/telemetry.md b/docs/guide/telemetry.md index b8a9145..993f250 100644 --- a/docs/guide/telemetry.md +++ b/docs/guide/telemetry.md @@ -219,6 +219,7 @@ alert to key on: | warn | `catalog.skipped`, `catalog.lens`, `catalog.save`, `catalog.search`, `snapshot.skipped`, `replay.skipped`, `record.shadowed` | derived state could not follow a record (`catalog.search`: the injected text index threw); a field shadowing a method | | warn | `listener.error`, `watch.error`, `schema.drift` | an event listener or a watcher threw; two builds of one schema version | | warn | `identity.rekeyed` | a directory from before signing: `node.json` held a UUID, the node is now its signing key (once) | +| warn | `tags.dropped`, `tags.unreadable`, `sync.node.unreadable` | a `tags.json` line dropped at open (`reason`: `name` — not a record id; `catalog` — the tag's catalog unreadable); `tags.json` itself unreadable — kept as `tags.corrupt.json`, the storage open without tags until it is repaired; a registry entry that cannot be read, skipped | | info | `schema.upgrade`, `schema.changed`, `schema.held`, `record.repaired` | what a reopen found about the schema; a record rebuilt from the log | | debug | `catalog.rebuild`, `durable.noop`, `log.epoch.new` (a brand-new log), `schema.lens.issues` | routine | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index f3670c3..e65db9c 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -160,8 +160,14 @@ same version takes its own tag. `tag()` runs in the mutation queue, so no write lands between the catalog and the position it names; a name is of the record-id form. A directory a crash left under `tags/` without its line in `tags.json` is unknown to every reader and is swept when a tag of that name -is taken again; an unreadable `tags.json` refuses the open (`CORRUPT`), and a -tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped at open with a warning. +is taken again; a tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped at open with a +warning. An unreadable `tags.json` does not stop the open: the tags are +auxiliary, and their names cannot be listed back from the disk, so the file +is kept aside as `tags.corrupt.json` for a repair by hand, the storage runs +without tags (`stats().tags.corrupt`), `tag()` refuses with `CORRUPT` so +nothing overwrites the names, and every record changed meanwhile has its +file kept under `tags/.pending/` — the next open with a repaired file hands +those copies to the newest tag, so it reads as it did. ## Diff and restore diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index ccd232b..b0bb37f 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `validate(id, data, blockHash)` | `Promise` | One record against its block | | `getCachedData(id)` | `unknown \| null` | Synchronous cache peek, raw (no lens) | | `hasRecord(id)` | `boolean` | Whether the id is a live record — from the catalog, no I/O | -| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O | +| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, tags: { count, corrupt }, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O; `tags.corrupt` while `tags.json` could not be read | | `applyRemote(ops, { via, scopes, peer, adoptFrom, bound }?)` | `Promise<{ applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope }>` | Applies a peer's ops, in order per origin; `peer` is `{ url, node }` for the hooks; `malformed` ops (shape, id, a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew`) and ops refused for their signature (`forged`; `unsigned` under `sync.signatures: 'require'`) are counted and dropped; an `advance` is adopted only when its origin is `adoptFrom`; under `bound` (a host's push passes the peer's granted scopes) an op whose record is outside them, before or after it, is counted `outOfScope` and dropped | | `snapshot({ cursor, limit, scopes }?)` | `Promise<{ records, cursor, eventId, vector }>` | One page of state, tombstones included | | `mergeSnapshot(records, { via, from }?)` | `Promise` | Joins a page (as `merge` ops of this node) | @@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `BRANCH_EXISTS` | `branch()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) at a path that holds a `branch.json`, or any file — another storage, say — already: a branch opens in a new directory | `path` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | -| `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json`, `tags.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read | `cause` | +| `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read; `tag()` while `tags.json` cannot be read — the open went on without tags, kept the file as `tags.corrupt.json` and keeps the copies the tags would need under `tags/.pending/` until the file is repaired | `cause`; `file` | | `DOWNGRADE` | `open()` with `ahead: 'hold'` and a schema version below the one the directory ran | — | | `LOCKED` | `open()` while another instance holds the directory | `path` | | `KEYS_INCOMPLETE` | `open()`, `loadKeys()`, `loadSigningKeys()` when one file of a pair (RSA or signing) is missing | — | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index f5f0d7b..eef13de 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1019,6 +1019,8 @@ export interface StorageStats { latestTs: number; droppedTs: number; }; + /** The tags held; `corrupt` when `tags.json` could not be read at open (no tags, `tag()` refused until it is repaired). */ + tags: { count: number; corrupt: boolean }; chain: { tail: string } | null; lock: { mode: 'fail' | 'wait' } | null; } diff --git a/src/branch.js b/src/branch.js index 7658a69..5e576b7 100644 --- a/src/branch.js +++ b/src/branch.js @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ const branchInfo = async (storage) => { // The directories a storage writes under its path; fsi lists files, not // directories, so the tags' are named from the storage before it closes. -const DIRS = ['', 'keys', 'blockchain', 'index', 'data', 'log', 'log/open', 'remote']; +const DIRS = ['', 'keys', 'blockchain', 'index', 'data', 'log', 'log/open', 'remote', 'tags/.pending/data']; // Closes a storage and removes its files — every file of the known layout, // the tags' included. The empty directories stay: no backend has rmdir. diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 118b2e1..a3098bf 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -761,6 +761,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { queue: this.#queued, cache: { size: this.#entries.size, max: this.#cacheMax, pinned }, catalog: { entries: this.#catalog.size, dirty: this.#catalog.dirty }, + tags: { count: this.#tags.size, corrupt: this.#tags.corrupt }, log: { length: log.length, floor: log.floor, diff --git a/src/tags.js b/src/tags.js index a42abc9..a69da3b 100644 --- a/src/tags.js +++ b/src/tags.js @@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ const { SyncomError } = require('./errors.js'); const { isRecordId } = require('./shape.js'); const FILE = 'tags.json'; +// Where an unreadable tags.json is kept for a repair by hand, and where the +// copies made while it was unreadable wait (`.pending` is no record id, so +// no tag can be named so). +const CORRUPT_FILE = 'tags.corrupt.json'; +const PENDING = '.pending'; const FORMAT = 1; const isTag = (value) => @@ -56,6 +61,11 @@ class Tags { #catalogOf; #tags = []; #byName = new Map(); + // tags.json could not be read: the storage runs without tags, the file is + // kept aside, take() refuses, and the copy-on-write seam keeps every + // changed record's file under tags/.pending for the tag a repair brings back. + #corrupt = false; + #pending = new Set(); // `catalogOf(path)` builds a Catalog rooted at `path` — one per tag, under // the storage's own entity definitions. @@ -71,6 +81,15 @@ class Tags { return this.#tags.length; } + /** Whether tags.json could not be read at open: no tags, `take()` refused until it is repaired. */ + get corrupt() { + return this.#corrupt; + } + + get #pendingDir() { + return `${this.#dir}/${PENDING}/data`; + } + /** The tags, oldest first — copies. */ list() { return this.#tags.map(info); @@ -102,19 +121,23 @@ class Tags { } } - // Reads tags.json and every tag's catalog and copies. + // Reads tags.json and every tag's catalog and copies. A tags.json that + // cannot be read does not stop the open: the tags are auxiliary (the + // records, the log and the catalog are whole), and their names cannot be + // listed back from the disk — fsi lists files, not directories — so the + // file is kept aside for a repair by hand, and nothing here overwrites it. async load() { const exists = await this.#fsi.exists(this.#path, FILE); let parsed = null; if (exists) { + let text = null; try { - parsed = JSON.parse(await this.#fsi.read(this.#path, FILE)); + text = await this.#fsi.read(this.#path, FILE); + parsed = JSON.parse(text); } catch (error) { - throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', `${FILE} is unreadable`, { cause: error }); - } - if (!parsed || parsed.format !== FORMAT || !Array.isArray(parsed.tags)) { - throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', `${FILE} is not a tags file`); + return this.#unreadable(text, error); } + if (!parsed || parsed.format !== FORMAT || !Array.isArray(parsed.tags)) return this.#unreadable(text, null); } const known = new Set(); for (const raw of parsed?.tags ?? []) { @@ -142,9 +165,50 @@ class Tags { this.#tags.push(tag); this.#byName.set(tag.name, tag); } + await this.#adoptPending(); if (known.size !== (parsed?.tags.length ?? 0)) await this.#save(); } + async #unreadable(text, cause) { + this.#corrupt = true; + const event = { event: 'tags.unreadable', file: FILE, kept: CORRUPT_FILE }; + if (cause !== null) event.err = cause; + this.#logger?.warn(event); + if (text !== null) await this.#fsi.write(this.#path, CORRUPT_FILE, text); + for (const name of await this.#names(this.#pendingDir)) { + if (name.endsWith('.json')) this.#pending.add(name.slice(0, -5)); + } + } + + // Copies kept aside while tags.json was unreadable: each goes to the + // newest tag when it holds the record live and has no copy of it yet — + // the state before the record's first change after the tag, as + // copyBefore would have kept it — and goes away otherwise. + async #adoptPending() { + const names = await this.#names(this.#pendingDir); + const newest = this.#tags[this.#tags.length - 1]; + for (const name of names) { + if (!name.endsWith('.json')) continue; + const id = name.slice(0, -5); + const row = newest === undefined ? null : newest.catalog.row(id); + if (row !== null && !row.gone && !newest.copied.has(id)) { + await this.#fsi.write(this.#data(newest), name, await this.#fsi.read(this.#pendingDir, name)); + newest.copied.add(id); + } + await this.#fsi.remove(this.#pendingDir, name); + } + } + + // While tags.json is unreadable: the file as it is, kept aside once per + // record, for the newest tag of a repaired file. + async #keepAside(id, file) { + if (this.#pending.has(id)) return; + const text = await file(); + if (text === null) return; + await this.#fsi.write(this.#pendingDir, `${id}.json`, text); + this.#pending.add(id); + } + async #save() { const text = JSON.stringify({ format: FORMAT, tags: this.#tags.map(info) }); await this.#fsi.write(this.#path, FILE, text); @@ -165,6 +229,10 @@ class Tags { * lands between the rows and the position. */ async take(name, { eventId, seq, ts, vector, rows }) { + if (this.#corrupt) { + const message = `${FILE} is unreadable; repair or remove it (a copy is in ${CORRUPT_FILE}) before taking a tag`; + throw new SyncomError('CORRUPT', message, { file: FILE }); + } if (this.#byName.has(name)) throw new SyncomError('TAG_EXISTS', `Tag ${name} exists`, { tag: name }); // Whatever a crash left under this name goes first: a stale copy would // read as this tag's. @@ -225,6 +293,7 @@ class Tags { * nothing landed on the file after the tag, or the copy would be here. */ async copyBefore(id, file) { + if (this.#corrupt) return this.#keepAside(id, file); const tag = this.#tags[this.#tags.length - 1]; if (tag === undefined || tag.copied.has(id)) return; const row = tag.catalog.row(id); @@ -263,8 +332,12 @@ class Tags { return { exists: true, raw: null }; } - /** A purge reaches the tags: every copy of `id` goes, and every tag's catalog forgets the row. */ + /** A purge reaches the tags: every copy of `id` goes — one kept aside too — and every tag's catalog forgets the row. */ async scrub(id) { + if (this.#pending.has(id)) { + await this.#fsi.remove(this.#pendingDir, `${id}.json`); + this.#pending.delete(id); + } for (const tag of this.#tags) { if (tag.copied.has(id)) { await this.#fsi.remove(this.#data(tag), `${id}.json`); diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 04162c8..a49d7b6 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -623,6 +623,7 @@ expectType(log.retain(null)); expectError(log.retain(true)); expectType(storage.stats().cache.pinned); expectType<{ tail: string } | null>(storage.stats().chain); +expectType<{ count: number; corrupt: boolean }>(storage.stats().tags); expectType(storage.sync.hosted()); expectType(storage.sync.hosted()[0].cursor); expectType(storage.sync.peers()[0].lastError!.code); diff --git a/tests/suites/tags.js b/tests/suites/tags.js index 43e24d4..55b8fbd 100644 --- a/tests/suites/tags.js +++ b/tests/suites/tags.js @@ -186,15 +186,54 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await storage.close(); storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); - // tags.json unreadable: the open refuses, like node.json. - await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', '{ torn'); - await storage.close(); - await assert.rejects(() => createStorage(t2, 'A'), { code: 'CORRUPT' }); - await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', JSON.stringify({ format: 1, tags: [] })); - storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); - assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); }); + await t.test( + 'a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired', + async (t2) => { + let storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ v: 1 }); + const other = await storage.insert({ o: 1 }); + const tag = await storage.tag('keep'); + await storage.update(id, { v: 2 }); // copied into the tag before the file is torn + const good = await storage.fsi.read(storage.path, 'tags.json'); + await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', '{ torn'); + await storage.close(); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), [], 'the open went on without the tags'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.stats().tags, { count: 0, corrupt: true }); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.fsi.read(storage.path, 'tags.corrupt.json'), '{ torn', 'the file is kept aside'); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.tag('other'), { code: 'CORRUPT', file: 'tags.json' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { v: 2 }, 'the records are whole'); + // Writes go on; what the tag would have copied is kept aside meanwhile. + await storage.update(id, { v: 3 }); + await storage.update(other, { o: 2 }); + await storage.update(other, { o: 3 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + (await storage.fsi.list(`${storage.path}/tags/.pending/data`)).sort(), + [`${id}.json`, `${other}.json`].sort(), + 'once per record', + ); + // Repaired by hand: the tag is back and reads as it did — the copy kept + // aside went to it for the record it had none of, and away for the other. + await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', good); + await storage.close(); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), [tag]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.stats().tags, { count: 1, corrupt: false }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('keep').get(id), { v: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('keep').get(other), { o: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.fsi.list(`${storage.path}/tags/.pending/data`), []); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(other), { o: 3 }); + // A tags file of another shape is the same case. + await storage.fsi.write(storage.path, 'tags.json', JSON.stringify({ format: 99 })); + await storage.close(); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + assert.deepStrictEqual([storage.tags(), storage.stats().tags.corrupt], [[], true]); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.tag('other'), { code: 'CORRUPT' }); + }, + ); + await t.test( 'a copy that cannot be written stops the write; a torn copy is evidence; a purge reaches the tags', async (t2) => { From e7e2a949d366a5b0493563be672800d2502ced45 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 17:57:05 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 30/53] =?UTF-8?q?chore(governance):=20the=2064=20KB=20ceil?= =?UTF-8?q?ing=20for=20v1=20and=20the=20PROTOCOL=201=20note=20(review=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=84=962,=20G-1,=20G-2)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The browser budget is a ratchet with a ceiling now: 64 KB for v1, decided with the second review — a raise below it names its feature in scripts/size.js, as every one so far did; going past it is a design decision taken in a plan, not in the number (CONTRIBUTING.md). PROTOCOL 1 is the wire as of the first publication: every op type and packOps slot added before it is pre-release and bumps nothing (src/protocol.js). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CONTRIBUTING.md | 4 +++- scripts/size.js | 6 +++++- src/protocol.js | 5 +++++ 3 files changed, 13 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index f762cee..7459e35 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -96,7 +96,9 @@ Benchmarks are not run in CI: they measure a machine, not a change. `pnpm size` prints one row per `exports` entry and enforces a min+gzip budget on the browser entry. The budget is a **ratchet, not a target**: raise it deliberately, in the same change that earns the bytes, and say why in a comment -next to the number. +next to the number. For v1 the main entry has a **ceiling of 64 KB**: a raise +below it names its feature; going past it is a design decision (an engine +subpath, an injected kind), taken in a plan, not in the number. ## Release checklist diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index e2e147c..25dac74 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -116,7 +116,11 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // epic — the argument checks shared with realize(), the kind clash refused // before any index is read, applyPatches rehearsed before the first append, // a merge that asks for every stream — the raise to 62.5 KB (62.0 measured). - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 62.5 }, + // 64 KB is the CEILING for v1, decided with the second review (2026-10-24): + // a raise below it names its feature here, as every one above did; a need + // to go past it is a design question (an engine subpath, say), not a line + // edit. Measured 62.4 KB after the kinds' precedence and the tags repair. + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 64 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/protocol.js b/src/protocol.js index 1a9dd4b..13cabe9 100644 --- a/src/protocol.js +++ b/src/protocol.js @@ -5,6 +5,11 @@ // peer's schema in hello. The dialing side is src/sync.js, the hosting side // src/hosting.js. No requires. +// PROTOCOL 1 is the wire as of the first publication: every op type (`/`, +// `=`, `^`, `*`, `~` among them) and every packOps slot added before it is +// pre-release and bumps nothing. After publication a new type, or a slot an +// older reader cannot take as null, bumps this number (see CLAUDE.md, +// "packOps is 17 positional slots"). const PROTOCOL = 1; const DEFAULT_PAGE_SIZE = 500; From e576e1e1330f61aabd7671834d0c767196230265 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:04:18 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 31/53] =?UTF-8?q?perf(sequence):=20a=20keystroke=20extends?= =?UTF-8?q?=20the=20held=20index;=20spans=20by=20a=20sweep;=20benches=20fo?= =?UTF-8?q?r=20trees,=20tags=20and=20history=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E4b?= =?UTF-8?q?)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Every op on a text walked the whole field again — buildIndex 647 µs of the 824 a keystroke cost on a 20 000-character text — and rendered it again. applySplice now says when it did nothing but append to a run (`extended`), and seqIndexOf carries the held block's index over with extendIndex: the new slots land at the end of the walk, the arrays grow by the count and nothing before them moves; the new run tuple's parse is registered so the next prune and slot count find it. The conditions — the run last in key order, its last slot the walk's last, no run waiting for an anchor, no position register on a new element — fall back to a walk. render keeps the reading on the index; an extended text index carries it over. applyOp appending one character to a 1 000-character text: 155 000 ops/s (was 5 700 at 2 000 characters). spans is a sweep over the walk's ordinals: a mark opens at its first and closes at its last, the style is read again only there — O(characters + marks × active) instead of O(characters × marks), with a test against a per-character tally under random overlapping marks. bench/tree.js, bench/tags.js, bench/history.js (the report model lists them); `pnpm bench --save` and `pnpm bench:report` refreshed engine.json, docs/guide/benchmarks.md and the engine SVGs. lists.md and CLAUDE.md say what extends and what walks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 9 +- bench/history.js | 37 ++ bench/report/model.mjs | 7 + bench/results/engine.json | 470 ++++++++++++++------- bench/tags.js | 40 ++ bench/tree.js | 55 +++ docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 245 +++++++---- docs/guide/lists.md | 5 +- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-apply.svg | 170 ++++---- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-chain.svg | 58 +-- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-crdt.svg | 74 ++-- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-emitter.svg | 50 +-- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-hash.svg | 42 +- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-history.svg | 84 ++++ docs/public/benchmarks/engine-log.svg | 50 +-- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-search.svg | 74 ++-- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg | 144 +++++++ docs/public/benchmarks/engine-storage.svg | 249 ++++++----- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sync.svg | 42 +- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tags.svg | 88 ++++ docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tree.svg | 78 ++++ docs/public/benchmarks/engine-undo.svg | 68 +++ src/ops.js | 20 +- src/sequence.js | 199 +++++++-- tests/ops.test.js | 26 ++ tests/sequence.test.js | 155 +++++++ 26 files changed, 1879 insertions(+), 660 deletions(-) create mode 100644 bench/history.js create mode 100644 bench/tags.js create mode 100644 bench/tree.js create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/engine-history.svg create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tags.svg create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tree.svg create mode 100644 docs/public/benchmarks/engine-undo.svg diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index bd8d1fc..c3b412c 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -255,7 +255,14 @@ docs/ VitePress site reuses it while `meta.seqs[field]` is the SAME object and the base is the same — every change goes through `cloneSeq`, so a changed block is a new object. Read a sequence field through `seqIndexOf`, never through a bare - `buildIndex` on a path that runs per op. `parsedRun` memoizes a run tuple's + `buildIndex` on a path that runs per op. A keystroke — `applySplice` + returns `extended: { run, from, content }` when it only appended to a run + and nothing waited for it — carries the held block's index over with + `extendIndex` (the run last in key order, its last slot the walk's last, + no run waiting for an anchor, no position register on a new element; else + null and a walk) and registers the new tuple's parse; `render` keeps the + reading on the index (`rendered`, an extended text index carries it over), + so never mutate an index or the array `render` hands back. `parsedRun` memoizes a run tuple's parse in a WeakMap keyed by the tuple (an unchanged run shares its tuple between blocks; a tuple under another key is parsed again); `prune` and `buildIndex` go through it. `latestClock(meta, true)` is the trusted path diff --git a/bench/history.js b/bench/history.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8dfe7f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/history.js @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +/** + * History: the past read out of the log — `history()` over a record with + * two thousand ops, a version a thousand ops back, and the diff against it + * — over the memory backend. The fold is the whole record's; `limit` bounds + * what is handed out, not what is folded. + * + * Run with `node bench/history.js` or `pnpm bench`. + */ + +'use strict'; + +const { bench } = require('./support/harness.js'); +const { createMemoryFsi } = require('../src/backend.js'); +const { open } = require('../src/storage.js'); + +const main = async () => { + console.log(`History benchmark — Node ${process.version}\n`); + const storage = await open({ path: '/bench', fsi: createMemoryFsi(), logger: false }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0, title: 'a' }); + for (let i = 1; i <= 2000; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: i }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'hello world'); + const all = await storage.history(id, { limit: Infinity }); + const back = all.versions[1000].eventId; + await bench('history(id, { limit: 50 }) — a record with 2 000 ops', () => storage.history(id, { limit: 50 })); + await bench('history(id, { limit: Infinity }) — every version materialized', () => + storage.history(id, { limit: Infinity })); + await bench('get(id, { at: eventId }) — 1 000 ops back', () => storage.get(id, { at: back })); + await bench('get(id, { at: { vector } }) — the present, folded', () => + storage.get(id, { at: { vector: storage.vector } })); + await bench('diff(id, at) — against 1 000 ops back', () => storage.diff(id, back)); + await storage.close(); +}; + +main().catch((error) => { + console.error(error); + process.exitCode = 1; +}); diff --git a/bench/report/model.mjs b/bench/report/model.mjs index eaeac03..a036a89 100644 --- a/bench/report/model.mjs +++ b/bench/report/model.mjs @@ -238,6 +238,9 @@ export const ENGINE_SUBJECTS = [ { id: 'search', title: 'Search' }, { id: 'apply', title: 'Apply' }, { id: 'sequence', title: 'Lists and text' }, + { id: 'tree', title: 'Trees' }, + { id: 'history', title: 'History' }, + { id: 'tags', title: 'Tags' }, { id: 'undo', title: 'Undo' }, { id: 'sync', title: 'Sync' }, { id: 'log', title: 'Op log' }, @@ -253,6 +256,10 @@ const SUBJECT_NOTES = { apply: "A peer's page once it has arrived: admit, fold, append, write, announce. The applyRemote rows count ops.", sequence: 'The sequence engine behind list and text fields: a fold per op over Fugue runs, a reading, a join, a diff.', + tree: 'The movable tree behind tree fields: one move folded over a block of thousands, the fold read anew and read kept.', + history: + 'The past out of the log: history() over a record with two thousand ops, a version a thousand ops back, its diff.', + tags: 'Named versions: a tag over a thousand records, writes under it (the first copies the file), reads at the tag.', undo: 'The @alexify/syncom/undo manager: what capturing a commit costs a write, what one step back and forward costs.', sync: 'Replication over the in-process link (JSON across the boundary, like a wrpc client).', log: 'OpLog, the persisted operation log every write and every replicated op goes through.', diff --git a/bench/results/engine.json b/bench/results/engine.json index 3badcdf..3424c62 100644 --- a/bench/results/engine.json +++ b/bench/results/engine.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-22T19:16:04.287Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T15:01:56.217Z", "machine": { "cpu": "Apple M3 Max", "cores": 16, @@ -8,170 +8,315 @@ "node": "v24.14.1" }, "results": [ + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyOp — set one field on a 5-field entry", + "opsPerSec": 3878877 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyOp — inc a counter", + "opsPerSec": 3785335 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyOp — add to a 20-element set", + "opsPerSec": 215539 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyOp — remove from a 20-element set", + "opsPerSec": 225366 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyOp — write the whole record", + "opsPerSec": 749830 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyOp — merge a peer entry", + "opsPerSec": 583583 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "packOps — 500 writes", + "opsPerSec": 63907 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "unpackOps — 500 writes", + "opsPerSec": 40107 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 writes, new records", + "opsPerSec": 6376 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 500 writes, new records", + "opsPerSec": 6638 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records", + "opsPerSec": 5025 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "verifyOp — 100 signed writes", + "opsPerSec": 37012 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records", + "opsPerSec": 10087 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records", + "opsPerSec": 9121 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records", + "opsPerSec": 6395 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 writes, new records (chain: false)", + "opsPerSec": 6742 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 500 writes, new records (chain: false)", + "opsPerSec": 6846 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records (chain: false)", + "opsPerSec": 5092 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records (chain: false)", + "opsPerSec": 10696 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records (chain: false)", + "opsPerSec": 10091 + }, + { + "subject": "apply", + "name": "applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records (chain: false)", + "opsPerSec": 7060 + }, + { + "subject": "branch", + "name": "branch — fork at the present (200 records)", + "opsPerSec": 9 + }, + { + "subject": "branch", + "name": "merge — 20 ops from the branch into the parent", + "opsPerSec": 72 + }, + { + "subject": "branch", + "name": "merge — nothing to hand over", + "opsPerSec": 13398 + }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "addBlock — small payload", - "opsPerSec": 5107 + "opsPerSec": 4704 }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "addBlock — 4 KB payload", - "opsPerSec": 4283 + "opsPerSec": 4915 }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "readBlock — single block", - "opsPerSec": 13117 + "opsPerSec": 13199 }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "validate — last 1 block", - "opsPerSec": 11287 + "opsPerSec": 10929 }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "validate — last 10 blocks", - "opsPerSec": 1098 + "opsPerSec": 1062 }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "validate — last 100 blocks", - "opsPerSec": 112 + "opsPerSec": 115 }, { "subject": "chain", "name": "validate — full 200-block chain", - "opsPerSec": 57 + "opsPerSec": 53 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "diff — 20 flat keys, all changed", - "opsPerSec": 324832 + "opsPerSec": 346219 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "diff — 20 flat keys, one changed", - "opsPerSec": 444578 + "opsPerSec": 454782 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "diff — depth 3, width 4", - "opsPerSec": 35563 + "opsPerSec": 35140 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "diff — array as a grow-only set", - "opsPerSec": 2830451 + "opsPerSec": 2818983 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "merge — 20 flat keys", - "opsPerSec": 2130062 + "opsPerSec": 600095 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "merge — depth 3, width 4", - "opsPerSec": 4959915 + "opsPerSec": 2954591 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "merge — numeric counter increment", - "opsPerSec": 5398362 + "opsPerSec": 6532773 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "apply — 100 inc records", - "opsPerSec": 207946 + "opsPerSec": 131050 }, { "subject": "crdt", "name": "apply — 100 delta records", - "opsPerSec": 8824 + "opsPerSec": 8357 }, { "subject": "emitter", "name": "emit awaited — 0 listeners", - "opsPerSec": 14423606 + "opsPerSec": 15752588 }, { "subject": "emitter", "name": "emit awaited — 1 sync listener", - "opsPerSec": 3747799 + "opsPerSec": 3823928 }, { "subject": "emitter", "name": "emit awaited — 1 listener, (data, delta)", - "opsPerSec": 3781384 + "opsPerSec": 3825533 }, { "subject": "emitter", "name": "emit awaited — 1 async listener", - "opsPerSec": 3402202 + "opsPerSec": 3554343 }, { "subject": "emitter", "name": "emit awaited — 2 sync listeners", - "opsPerSec": 3221211 + "opsPerSec": 3253767 }, { "subject": "emitter", "name": "emit fire-and-forget — 1 sync listener", - "opsPerSec": 4688543 + "opsPerSec": 4661204 }, { "subject": "hash", "name": "calculateHash — empty genesis block", - "opsPerSec": 1166378 + "opsPerSec": 1199887 }, { "subject": "hash", "name": "calculateHash — small record (5 x 16 B)", - "opsPerSec": 1040941 + "opsPerSec": 1059801 }, { "subject": "hash", "name": "calculateHash — medium record (50 x 64 B)", - "opsPerSec": 138038 + "opsPerSec": 134989 }, { "subject": "hash", "name": "calculateHash — large record (200 x 256 B)", - "opsPerSec": 14570 + "opsPerSec": 14218 }, { "subject": "hash", "name": "calculateHash — deeply nested record", - "opsPerSec": 633815 + "opsPerSec": 629742 + }, + { + "subject": "history", + "name": "history(id, { limit: 50 }) — a record with 2 000 ops", + "opsPerSec": 1817 + }, + { + "subject": "history", + "name": "history(id, { limit: Infinity }) — every version materialized", + "opsPerSec": 665 + }, + { + "subject": "history", + "name": "get(id, { at: eventId }) — 1 000 ops back", + "opsPerSec": 2997 + }, + { + "subject": "history", + "name": "get(id, { at: { vector } }) — the present, folded", + "opsPerSec": 1814 + }, + { + "subject": "history", + "name": "diff(id, at) — against 1 000 ops back", + "opsPerSec": 2976 }, { "subject": "log", "name": "append — one op", - "opsPerSec": 5605 + "opsPerSec": 5351 }, { "subject": "log", "name": "append — batch of 100", - "opsPerSec": 312484 + "opsPerSec": 315328 }, { "subject": "log", "name": "since — last 500 entries", - "opsPerSec": 629795 + "opsPerSec": 623608 }, { "subject": "log", "name": "since — everything (no cursor)", - "opsPerSec": 1708 + "opsPerSec": 1573 }, { "subject": "log", "name": "since — 20 from the middle, scoped", - "opsPerSec": 3511359 + "opsPerSec": 3430272 }, { "subject": "log", "name": "append with a roll every 8 batches", - "opsPerSec": 4931 + "opsPerSec": 4989 }, { "subject": "log", @@ -181,147 +326,227 @@ { "subject": "search", "name": "index.put — a 43-word record", - "opsPerSec": 16128 + "opsPerSec": 16389 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "index.query — one word over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 1733 + "opsPerSec": 1769 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "index.query — two words over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 1442 + "opsPerSec": 1434 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "index.query — a typo over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 7824 + "opsPerSec": 7733 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "insert — 2 search fields (43 words)", - "opsPerSec": 1561 + "opsPerSec": 1482 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "select — $text one word over 2000, limit 20", - "opsPerSec": 1348 + "opsPerSec": 1342 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "select — $text + eq narrowing over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 1129 + "opsPerSec": 1080 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "count — $text over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 1174 + "opsPerSec": 1129 }, { "subject": "search", "name": "open — catalog reloaded with text (2000 records)", - "opsPerSec": 10 + "opsPerSec": 11 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run)", + "opsPerSec": 155400 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run)", + "opsPerSec": 25723 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text", + "opsPerSec": 29051 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text", + "opsPerSec": 2339 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text", + "opsPerSec": 425 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text", + "opsPerSec": 39152 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run)", + "opsPerSec": 375 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks", + "opsPerSec": 11703 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text", + "opsPerSec": 329225 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.push — one char (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 8451 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 2153 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 1251 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "insert — small record", - "opsPerSec": 1156 + "opsPerSec": 1649 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "get — cached", - "opsPerSec": 161791 + "opsPerSec": 187466 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "get — cold (re-verifies the block)", - "opsPerSec": 218 + "opsPerSec": 162 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "update — one field", - "opsPerSec": 1855 + "opsPerSec": 1863 + }, + { + "subject": "storage", + "name": "history — 50 versions", + "opsPerSec": 19862 + }, + { + "subject": "storage", + "name": "tag", + "opsPerSec": 986 + }, + { + "subject": "storage", + "name": "get — at a tag (a copy)", + "opsPerSec": 6936 + }, + { + "subject": "storage", + "name": "get — at an event id (25 ops back)", + "opsPerSec": 85541 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "set — whole record", - "opsPerSec": 1855 + "opsPerSec": 1599 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "swap — match (writes)", - "opsPerSec": 1927 + "opsPerSec": 1829 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "swap — mismatch (reads only)", - "opsPerSec": 166997 + "opsPerSec": 192470 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "has — existing id", - "opsPerSec": 184719 + "opsPerSec": 212612 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "record — cached Record instance", - "opsPerSec": 8901096 + "opsPerSec": 9078536 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "list — 2000 ids (catalog)", - "opsPerSec": 11325130 + "opsPerSec": 11799479 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "hasRecord — 2000 ids (catalog)", - "opsPerSec": 13477594 + "opsPerSec": 14482625 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "select — covered eq over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 21362 + "opsPerSec": 21151 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "select — eq + order + limit over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 11000 + "opsPerSec": 11185 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "select — uncovered filter over 2000", - "opsPerSec": 980 + "opsPerSec": 972 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "open — catalog caught up from the log (2000 records)", - "opsPerSec": 31 + "opsPerSec": 3 }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "open — catalog rebuilt from a scan (2000 records, integrity lazy)", - "opsPerSec": 30 + "opsPerSec": 3 }, { "subject": "sync", "name": "write on A, applied on B (one hop)", - "opsPerSec": 539 + "opsPerSec": 739 }, { "subject": "sync", "name": "write on A, applied on C (two hops)", - "opsPerSec": 679 + "opsPerSec": 787 }, { "subject": "sync", "name": "update on A, applied on C (two hops)", - "opsPerSec": 741 + "opsPerSec": 585 }, { "subject": "sync", "name": "snapshot — one page of 500 out of 2000 (host side)", - "opsPerSec": 8920 + "opsPerSec": 9406 }, { "subject": "sync", @@ -331,112 +556,67 @@ { "subject": "sync", "name": "append of another scope's op while a scoped feed listens", - "opsPerSec": 1711 + "opsPerSec": 1549 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyOp — set one field on a 5-field entry", - "opsPerSec": 4717320 + "subject": "tags", + "name": "tag() + untag() — over 1 000 records (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 1932 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyOp — inc a counter", - "opsPerSec": 4421459 + "subject": "tags", + "name": "update — under a tag; the first write of a record copies its file", + "opsPerSec": 17511 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyOp — add to a 20-element set", - "opsPerSec": 236399 + "subject": "tags", + "name": "at(tag).get — a record copied at the tag", + "opsPerSec": 142544 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyOp — remove from a 20-element set", - "opsPerSec": 246187 + "subject": "tags", + "name": "get(id, { at: { tag } }) — through the read hooks", + "opsPerSec": 157133 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyOp — write the whole record", - "opsPerSec": 930456 + "subject": "tags", + "name": "at(tag).list — the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids", + "opsPerSec": 1364874 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyOp — merge a peer entry", - "opsPerSec": 667351 + "subject": "tree", + "name": "applyOp — one move on a tree of 5 000 moves", + "opsPerSec": 277 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "packOps — 500 writes", - "opsPerSec": 71667 + "subject": "tree", + "name": "resolve — the fold of 5 000 moves, anew", + "opsPerSec": 309 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "unpackOps — 500 writes", - "opsPerSec": 40294 + "subject": "tree", + "name": "renderTree — the fold kept by the block", + "opsPerSec": 13978 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 writes, new records", - "opsPerSec": 6549 + "subject": "tree", + "name": "storage.treeMove — among 300 siblings (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 1528 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 500 writes, new records", - "opsPerSec": 6997 + "subject": "undo", + "name": "update — no undo manager", + "opsPerSec": 1983 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records", - "opsPerSec": 5154 + "subject": "undo", + "name": "update — captured by the undo manager", + "opsPerSec": 1919 }, { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "verifyOp — 100 signed writes", - "opsPerSec": 36659 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records", - "opsPerSec": 10621 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records", - "opsPerSec": 10077 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records", - "opsPerSec": 6702 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 writes, new records (chain: false)", - "opsPerSec": 7175 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 500 writes, new records (chain: false)", - "opsPerSec": 7173 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records (chain: false)", - "opsPerSec": 5015 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records (chain: false)", - "opsPerSec": 10910 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records (chain: false)", - "opsPerSec": 9994 - }, - { - "subject": "apply", - "name": "applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records (chain: false)", - "opsPerSec": 6736 + "subject": "undo", + "name": "undo + redo — one step of four kinds", + "opsPerSec": 340 } ] } diff --git a/bench/tags.js b/bench/tags.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7e35454 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/tags.js @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +/** + * Tags: a tag taken over a thousand records (the catalog copied under the + * log position), writes under a tag (the first one of a record copies its + * file, the rest write as usual), a read at the tag, and a tag dropped — + * over the memory backend. + * + * Run with `node bench/tags.js` or `pnpm bench`. + */ + +'use strict'; + +const { bench } = require('./support/harness.js'); +const { createMemoryFsi } = require('../src/backend.js'); +const { open } = require('../src/storage.js'); + +const main = async () => { + console.log(`Tags benchmark — Node ${process.version}\n`); + const storage = await open({ path: '/bench', fsi: createMemoryFsi(), logger: false }); + const ids = []; + for (let i = 0; i < 1000; i++) ids.push(await storage.insert({ n: i, group: i % 10 })); + let k = 0; + await bench('tag() + untag() — over 1 000 records (memory fsi)', async () => { + await storage.tag(`t${k}`); + await storage.untag(`t${k++}`); + }); + await storage.tag('cow'); + let j = 0; + await bench('update — under a tag; the first write of a record copies its file', () => + storage.update(ids[j++ % ids.length], { n: j })); + await bench('at(tag).get — a record copied at the tag', () => storage.at('cow').get(ids[j++ % ids.length])); + await bench('get(id, { at: { tag } }) — through the read hooks', () => + storage.get(ids[j++ % ids.length], { at: { tag: 'cow' } })); + await bench('at(tag).list — the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids', () => storage.at('cow').list().length); + await storage.close(); +}; + +main().catch((error) => { + console.error(error); + process.exitCode = 1; +}); diff --git a/bench/tree.js b/bench/tree.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a65f7c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/bench/tree.js @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +/** + * Trees: the movable tree behind the tree kind — one move folded over a + * block of thousands of moves, the fold read anew and read from the block + * that keeps it, and a move among many siblings through the storage over + * the memory backend. + * + * Run with `node bench/tree.js` or `pnpm bench`. + */ + +'use strict'; + +const { bench } = require('./support/harness.js'); +const T = require('../src/tree.js'); +const { applyOp } = require('../src/ops.js'); +const { createMemoryFsi } = require('../src/backend.js'); +const { open } = require('../src/storage.js'); + +const op = (ts, origin, value) => ({ origin, seq: ts, ts, type: 'tree', id: 'r', key: 'outline', value }); + +const main = async () => { + console.log(`Tree benchmark — Node ${process.version}\n`); + // A root, 1 000 nodes under it, 4 000 more moves among them: a block of + // 5 000 moves, the fold of which is what every op pays for. + let entry = applyOp(null, op(1, 'A', { node: 'root', parent: null, fi: 'V' })).entry; + let ts = 1; + for (let i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { + entry = applyOp(entry, op(++ts, 'A', { node: `n${i}`, parent: 'root', fi: 'V' })).entry; + } + for (let i = 0; i < 4000; i++) { + const node = `n${i % 1000}`; + const parent = `n${(i * 7 + 3) % 1000}`; + if (node !== parent) entry = applyOp(entry, op(++ts, 'B', { node, parent, fi: 'V' })).entry; + } + const block = entry.meta.trees.outline; + await bench('applyOp — one move on a tree of 5 000 moves', () => + applyOp(entry, op(++ts, 'C', { node: 'n5', parent: 'root', fi: 'V' }))); + await bench('resolve — the fold of 5 000 moves, anew', () => T.resolve(block)); + await bench('renderTree — the fold kept by the block', () => T.renderTree(block)); + + const storage = await open({ path: '/bench', fsi: createMemoryFsi(), logger: false }); + const id = await storage.insert({}); + await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'root'); + for (let i = 0; i < 300; i++) await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', `n${i}`, 'root'); + let n = 0; + await bench('storage.treeMove — among 300 siblings (memory fsi)', () => { + n++; + return storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', `n${n % 300}`, 'root', { after: `n${(n + 7) % 300}` }); + }); + await storage.close(); +}; + +main().catch((error) => { + console.error(error); + process.exitCode = 1; +}); diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index cdcc028..476e861 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -226,26 +226,30 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch
-Storage — 16 rows +Storage — 20 rows | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| insert — small record | 1,156 | 865 µs | -| get — cached | 161,791 | 6.18 µs | -| get — cold (re-verifies the block) | 218 | 4.59 ms | -| update — one field | 1,855 | 539 µs | -| set — whole record | 1,855 | 539 µs | -| swap — match (writes) | 1,927 | 519 µs | -| swap — mismatch (reads only) | 166,997 | 5.99 µs | -| has — existing id | 184,719 | 5.41 µs | -| record — cached Record instance | 8,901,096 | 112 ns | -| list — 2000 ids (catalog) | 11,325,130 | 88.3 ns | -| hasRecord — 2000 ids (catalog) | 13,477,594 | 74.2 ns | -| select — covered eq over 2000 | 21,362 | 46.8 µs | -| select — eq + order + limit over 2000 | 11,000 | 90.9 µs | -| select — uncovered filter over 2000 | 980 | 1.02 ms | -| open — catalog caught up from the log (2000 records) | 31 | 32.3 ms | -| open — catalog rebuilt from a scan (2000 records, integrity lazy) | 30 | 33.3 ms | +| insert — small record | 1,649 | 606 µs | +| get — cached | 187,466 | 5.33 µs | +| get — cold (re-verifies the block) | 162 | 6.17 ms | +| update — one field | 1,863 | 537 µs | +| history — 50 versions | 19,862 | 50.3 µs | +| tag | 986 | 1.01 ms | +| get — at a tag (a copy) | 6,936 | 144 µs | +| get — at an event id (25 ops back) | 85,541 | 11.7 µs | +| set — whole record | 1,599 | 625 µs | +| swap — match (writes) | 1,829 | 547 µs | +| swap — mismatch (reads only) | 192,470 | 5.2 µs | +| has — existing id | 212,612 | 4.7 µs | +| record — cached Record instance | 9,078,536 | 110 ns | +| list — 2000 ids (catalog) | 11,799,479 | 84.7 ns | +| hasRecord — 2000 ids (catalog) | 14,482,625 | 69 ns | +| select — covered eq over 2000 | 21,151 | 47.3 µs | +| select — eq + order + limit over 2000 | 11,185 | 89.4 µs | +| select — uncovered filter over 2000 | 972 | 1.03 ms | +| open — catalog caught up from the log (2000 records) | 3 | 333 ms | +| open — catalog rebuilt from a scan (2000 records, integrity lazy) | 3 | 333 ms |
@@ -254,15 +258,15 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| index.put — a 43-word record | 16,128 | 62 µs | -| index.query — one word over 2000 | 1,733 | 577 µs | -| index.query — two words over 2000 | 1,442 | 693 µs | -| index.query — a typo over 2000 | 7,824 | 128 µs | -| insert — 2 search fields (43 words) | 1,561 | 641 µs | -| select — $text one word over 2000, limit 20 | 1,348 | 742 µs | -| select — $text + eq narrowing over 2000 | 1,129 | 886 µs | -| count — $text over 2000 | 1,174 | 852 µs | -| open — catalog reloaded with text (2000 records) | 10 | 100 ms | +| index.put — a 43-word record | 16,389 | 61 µs | +| index.query — one word over 2000 | 1,769 | 565 µs | +| index.query — two words over 2000 | 1,434 | 697 µs | +| index.query — a typo over 2000 | 7,733 | 129 µs | +| insert — 2 search fields (43 words) | 1,482 | 675 µs | +| select — $text one word over 2000, limit 20 | 1,342 | 745 µs | +| select — $text + eq narrowing over 2000 | 1,080 | 926 µs | +| count — $text over 2000 | 1,129 | 886 µs | +| open — catalog reloaded with text (2000 records) | 11 | 90.9 ms | @@ -271,27 +275,96 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| applyOp — set one field on a 5-field entry | 4,717,320 | 212 ns | -| applyOp — inc a counter | 4,421,459 | 226 ns | -| applyOp — add to a 20-element set | 236,399 | 4.23 µs | -| applyOp — remove from a 20-element set | 246,187 | 4.06 µs | -| applyOp — write the whole record | 930,456 | 1.07 µs | -| applyOp — merge a peer entry | 667,351 | 1.5 µs | -| packOps — 500 writes | 71,667 | 14 µs | -| unpackOps — 500 writes | 40,294 | 24.8 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 writes, new records | 6,549 | 153 µs | -| applyRemote — 500 writes, new records | 6,997 | 143 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records | 5,154 | 194 µs | -| verifyOp — 100 signed writes | 36,659 | 27.3 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records | 10,621 | 94.2 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records | 10,077 | 99.2 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records | 6,702 | 149 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 writes, new records (chain: false) | 7,175 | 139 µs | -| applyRemote — 500 writes, new records (chain: false) | 7,173 | 139 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records (chain: false) | 5,015 | 199 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records (chain: false) | 10,910 | 91.7 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records (chain: false) | 9,994 | 100 µs | -| applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records (chain: false) | 6,736 | 148 µs | +| applyOp — set one field on a 5-field entry | 3,878,877 | 258 ns | +| applyOp — inc a counter | 3,785,335 | 264 ns | +| applyOp — add to a 20-element set | 215,539 | 4.64 µs | +| applyOp — remove from a 20-element set | 225,366 | 4.44 µs | +| applyOp — write the whole record | 749,830 | 1.33 µs | +| applyOp — merge a peer entry | 583,583 | 1.71 µs | +| packOps — 500 writes | 63,907 | 15.6 µs | +| unpackOps — 500 writes | 40,107 | 24.9 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 writes, new records | 6,376 | 157 µs | +| applyRemote — 500 writes, new records | 6,638 | 151 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records | 5,025 | 199 µs | +| verifyOp — 100 signed writes | 37,012 | 27 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records | 10,087 | 99.1 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records | 9,121 | 110 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records | 6,395 | 156 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 writes, new records (chain: false) | 6,742 | 148 µs | +| applyRemote — 500 writes, new records (chain: false) | 6,846 | 146 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 signed writes, new records (chain: false) | 5,092 | 196 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 sets on cached records (chain: false) | 10,696 | 93.5 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 incs on cached records (chain: false) | 10,091 | 99.1 µs | +| applyRemote — 100 adds on cached records (chain: false) | 7,060 | 142 µs | + + + +
+Lists and text — 12 rows + +| Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | +| --- | ---: | ---: | +| applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run) | 155,400 | 6.44 µs | +| applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run) | 25,723 | 38.9 µs | +| applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text | 29,051 | 34.4 µs | +| applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text | 2,339 | 428 µs | +| applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text | 425 | 2.35 ms | +| buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text | 39,152 | 25.5 µs | +| buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run) | 375 | 2.67 ms | +| spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks | 11,703 | 85.4 µs | +| diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text | 329,225 | 3.04 µs | +| storage.push — one char (memory fsi) | 8,451 | 118 µs | +| storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi) | 2,153 | 464 µs | +| storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi) | 1,251 | 799 µs | + +
+ +
+Trees — 4 rows + +| Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | +| --- | ---: | ---: | +| applyOp — one move on a tree of 5 000 moves | 277 | 3.61 ms | +| resolve — the fold of 5 000 moves, anew | 309 | 3.24 ms | +| renderTree — the fold kept by the block | 13,978 | 71.5 µs | +| storage.treeMove — among 300 siblings (memory fsi) | 1,528 | 654 µs | + +
+ +
+History — 5 rows + +| Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | +| --- | ---: | ---: | +| history(id, { limit: 50 }) — a record with 2 000 ops | 1,817 | 550 µs | +| history(id, { limit: Infinity }) — every version materialized | 665 | 1.5 ms | +| get(id, { at: eventId }) — 1 000 ops back | 2,997 | 334 µs | +| get(id, { at: { vector } }) — the present, folded | 1,814 | 551 µs | +| diff(id, at) — against 1 000 ops back | 2,976 | 336 µs | + +
+ +
+Tags — 5 rows + +| Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | +| --- | ---: | ---: | +| tag() + untag() — over 1 000 records (memory fsi) | 1,932 | 518 µs | +| update — under a tag; the first write of a record copies its file | 17,511 | 57.1 µs | +| at(tag).get — a record copied at the tag | 142,544 | 7.02 µs | +| get(id, { at: { tag } }) — through the read hooks | 157,133 | 6.36 µs | +| at(tag).list — the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids | 1,364,874 | 733 ns | + +
+ +
+Undo — 3 rows + +| Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | +| --- | ---: | ---: | +| update — no undo manager | 1,983 | 504 µs | +| update — captured by the undo manager | 1,919 | 521 µs | +| undo + redo — one step of four kinds | 340 | 2.94 ms |
@@ -300,12 +373,12 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| write on A, applied on B (one hop) | 539 | 1.86 ms | -| write on A, applied on C (two hops) | 679 | 1.47 ms | -| update on A, applied on C (two hops) | 741 | 1.35 ms | -| snapshot — one page of 500 out of 2000 (host side) | 8,920 | 112 µs | +| write on A, applied on B (one hop) | 739 | 1.35 ms | +| write on A, applied on C (two hops) | 787 | 1.27 ms | +| update on A, applied on C (two hops) | 585 | 1.71 ms | +| snapshot — one page of 500 out of 2000 (host side) | 9,406 | 106 µs | | bootstrap — a new node joins a host of 2000 records | 2 | 500 ms | -| append of another scope's op while a scoped feed listens | 1,711 | 584 µs | +| append of another scope's op while a scoped feed listens | 1,549 | 646 µs | @@ -314,12 +387,12 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| append — one op | 5,605 | 178 µs | -| append — batch of 100 | 312,484 | 3.2 µs | -| since — last 500 entries | 629,795 | 1.59 µs | -| since — everything (no cursor) | 1,708 | 585 µs | -| since — 20 from the middle, scoped | 3,511,359 | 285 ns | -| append with a roll every 8 batches | 4,931 | 203 µs | +| append — one op | 5,351 | 187 µs | +| append — batch of 100 | 315,328 | 3.17 µs | +| since — last 500 entries | 623,608 | 1.6 µs | +| since — everything (no cursor) | 1,573 | 636 µs | +| since — 20 from the middle, scoped | 3,430,272 | 292 ns | +| append with a roll every 8 batches | 4,989 | 200 µs | | reopen — index + segments + tail | 11 | 90.9 ms | @@ -329,13 +402,13 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| addBlock — small payload | 5,107 | 196 µs | -| addBlock — 4 KB payload | 4,283 | 233 µs | -| readBlock — single block | 13,117 | 76.2 µs | -| validate — last 1 block | 11,287 | 88.6 µs | -| validate — last 10 blocks | 1,098 | 911 µs | -| validate — last 100 blocks | 112 | 8.93 ms | -| validate — full 200-block chain | 57 | 17.5 ms | +| addBlock — small payload | 4,704 | 213 µs | +| addBlock — 4 KB payload | 4,915 | 203 µs | +| readBlock — single block | 13,199 | 75.8 µs | +| validate — last 1 block | 10,929 | 91.5 µs | +| validate — last 10 blocks | 1,062 | 942 µs | +| validate — last 100 blocks | 115 | 8.7 ms | +| validate — full 200-block chain | 53 | 18.9 ms | @@ -344,11 +417,11 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| calculateHash — empty genesis block | 1,166,378 | 857 ns | -| calculateHash — small record (5 x 16 B) | 1,040,941 | 961 ns | -| calculateHash — medium record (50 x 64 B) | 138,038 | 7.24 µs | -| calculateHash — large record (200 x 256 B) | 14,570 | 68.6 µs | -| calculateHash — deeply nested record | 633,815 | 1.58 µs | +| calculateHash — empty genesis block | 1,199,887 | 833 ns | +| calculateHash — small record (5 x 16 B) | 1,059,801 | 944 ns | +| calculateHash — medium record (50 x 64 B) | 134,989 | 7.41 µs | +| calculateHash — large record (200 x 256 B) | 14,218 | 70.3 µs | +| calculateHash — deeply nested record | 629,742 | 1.59 µs | @@ -357,15 +430,15 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| diff — 20 flat keys, all changed | 324,832 | 3.08 µs | -| diff — 20 flat keys, one changed | 444,578 | 2.25 µs | -| diff — depth 3, width 4 | 35,563 | 28.1 µs | -| diff — array as a grow-only set | 2,830,451 | 353 ns | -| merge — 20 flat keys | 2,130,062 | 469 ns | -| merge — depth 3, width 4 | 4,959,915 | 202 ns | -| merge — numeric counter increment | 5,398,362 | 185 ns | -| apply — 100 inc records | 207,946 | 4.81 µs | -| apply — 100 delta records | 8,824 | 113 µs | +| diff — 20 flat keys, all changed | 346,219 | 2.89 µs | +| diff — 20 flat keys, one changed | 454,782 | 2.2 µs | +| diff — depth 3, width 4 | 35,140 | 28.5 µs | +| diff — array as a grow-only set | 2,818,983 | 355 ns | +| merge — 20 flat keys | 600,095 | 1.67 µs | +| merge — depth 3, width 4 | 2,954,591 | 338 ns | +| merge — numeric counter increment | 6,532,773 | 153 ns | +| apply — 100 inc records | 131,050 | 7.63 µs | +| apply — 100 delta records | 8,357 | 120 µs | @@ -374,16 +447,16 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| emit awaited — 0 listeners | 14,423,606 | 69.3 ns | -| emit awaited — 1 sync listener | 3,747,799 | 267 ns | -| emit awaited — 1 listener, (data, delta) | 3,781,384 | 264 ns | -| emit awaited — 1 async listener | 3,402,202 | 294 ns | -| emit awaited — 2 sync listeners | 3,221,211 | 310 ns | -| emit fire-and-forget — 1 sync listener | 4,688,543 | 213 ns | +| emit awaited — 0 listeners | 15,752,588 | 63.5 ns | +| emit awaited — 1 sync listener | 3,823,928 | 262 ns | +| emit awaited — 1 listener, (data, delta) | 3,825,533 | 261 ns | +| emit awaited — 1 async listener | 3,554,343 | 281 ns | +| emit awaited — 2 sync listeners | 3,253,767 | 307 ns | +| emit fire-and-forget — 1 sync listener | 4,661,204 | 215 ns | -_pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22._ +_pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24._ diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 6a2d8df..48b646f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -272,7 +272,10 @@ caller's to avoid. times on the node: as the field's string, as the runs in the record's metadata, and as the ops in the log. Keep a text to what a record is for — a note, a comment, a description, a block of a document — and make a long - document a list of block records rather than one field. + document a list of block records rather than one field. A keystroke at the + end of your own run extends the field's index and reading in place rather + than rebuilding them; an insert elsewhere, or under a peer's concurrent + run, rebuilds. - A `splice` larger than a host's `bytesPerPush` is refused for the whole page it rides in; a paste of megabytes belongs in several calls. - A move adds a position run to the record's metadata — one key, about a diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-apply.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-apply.svg index 659bb29..400c4e4 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-apply.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-apply.svg @@ -45,172 +45,172 @@ 10M applyOp · set one field on a 5-field entry -4,717,320 ops/s -212 ns per operation +3,878,877 ops/s +258 ns per operation applyOp set one field on a 5-field entry - -4.72M + +3.88M applyOp · inc a counter -4,421,459 ops/s -226 ns per operation +3,785,335 ops/s +264 ns per operation applyOp inc a counter - -4.42M + +3.79M applyOp · add to a 20-element set -236,399 ops/s -4.23 µs per operation +215,539 ops/s +4.64 µs per operation applyOp add to a 20-element set - -236k + +216k applyOp · remove from a 20-element set -246,187 ops/s -4.06 µs per operation +225,366 ops/s +4.44 µs per operation applyOp remove from a 20-element set - -246k + +225k applyOp · write the whole record -930,456 ops/s -1.07 µs per operation +749,830 ops/s +1.33 µs per operation applyOp write the whole record - -930k + +750k applyOp · merge a peer entry -667,351 ops/s -1.5 µs per operation +583,583 ops/s +1.71 µs per operation applyOp merge a peer entry - -667k + +584k packOps · 500 writes -71,667 ops/s -14 µs per operation +63,907 ops/s +15.6 µs per operation packOps 500 writes - -71.7k + +63.9k unpackOps · 500 writes -40,294 ops/s -24.8 µs per operation +40,107 ops/s +24.9 µs per operation unpackOps 500 writes - -40.3k + +40.1k applyRemote · 100 writes, new records -6,549 ops/s -153 µs per operation +6,376 ops/s +157 µs per operation applyRemote 100 writes, new records - -6,549 + +6,376 applyRemote · 500 writes, new records -6,997 ops/s -143 µs per operation +6,638 ops/s +151 µs per operation applyRemote 500 writes, new records - -6,997 + +6,638 applyRemote · 100 signed writes, new records -5,154 ops/s -194 µs per operation +5,025 ops/s +199 µs per operation applyRemote 100 signed writes, new records - -5,154 + +5,025 verifyOp · 100 signed writes -36,659 ops/s -27.3 µs per operation +37,012 ops/s +27 µs per operation verifyOp 100 signed writes - -36.7k + +37k applyRemote · 100 sets on cached records -10,621 ops/s -94.2 µs per operation +10,087 ops/s +99.1 µs per operation applyRemote 100 sets on cached records - -10.6k + +10.1k applyRemote · 100 incs on cached records -10,077 ops/s -99.2 µs per operation +9,121 ops/s +110 µs per operation applyRemote 100 incs on cached records - -10.1k + +9,121 applyRemote · 100 adds on cached records -6,702 ops/s -149 µs per operation +6,395 ops/s +156 µs per operation applyRemote 100 adds on cached records - -6,702 + +6,395 applyRemote · 100 writes, new records (chain: false) -7,175 ops/s -139 µs per operation +6,742 ops/s +148 µs per operation applyRemote 100 writes, new records (chain: false) - -7,175 + +6,742 applyRemote · 500 writes, new records (chain: false) -7,173 ops/s -139 µs per operation +6,846 ops/s +146 µs per operation applyRemote 500 writes, new records (chain: false) - -7,173 + +6,846 applyRemote · 100 signed writes, new records (chain: false) -5,015 ops/s -199 µs per operation +5,092 ops/s +196 µs per operation applyRemote 100 signed writes, new records (chain: false) - -5,015 + +5,092 applyRemote · 100 sets on cached records (chain: false) -10,910 ops/s -91.7 µs per operation +10,696 ops/s +93.5 µs per operation applyRemote 100 sets on cached records (chain: false) - -10.9k + +10.7k applyRemote · 100 incs on cached records (chain: false) -9,994 ops/s -100 µs per operation +10,091 ops/s +99.1 µs per operation applyRemote 100 incs on cached records (chain: false) - -9,994 + +10.1k applyRemote · 100 adds on cached records (chain: false) -6,736 ops/s -148 µs per operation +7,060 ops/s +142 µs per operation applyRemote 100 adds on cached records (chain: false) - -6,736 + +7,060 -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-chain.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-chain.svg index 4ef8b41..bf50261 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-chain.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-chain.svg @@ -45,60 +45,60 @@ 100k addBlock · small payload -5,107 ops/s -196 µs per operation +4,704 ops/s +213 µs per operation addBlock small payload - -5,107 + +4,704 addBlock · 4 KB payload -4,283 ops/s -233 µs per operation +4,915 ops/s +203 µs per operation addBlock 4 KB payload - -4,283 + +4,915 readBlock · single block -13,117 ops/s -76.2 µs per operation +13,199 ops/s +75.8 µs per operation readBlock single block - -13.1k + +13.2k validate · last 1 block -11,287 ops/s -88.6 µs per operation +10,929 ops/s +91.5 µs per operation validate last 1 block - -11.3k + +10.9k validate · last 10 blocks -1,098 ops/s -911 µs per operation +1,062 ops/s +942 µs per operation validate last 10 blocks - -1,098 + +1,062 validate · last 100 blocks -112 ops/s -8.93 ms per operation +115 ops/s +8.7 ms per operation validate last 100 blocks - -112 + +115 validate · full 200-block chain -57 ops/s -17.5 ms per operation +53 ops/s +18.9 ms per operation validate full 200-block chain - -57 + +53 -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-crdt.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-crdt.svg index 3d74512..b0d93d8 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-crdt.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-crdt.svg @@ -44,76 +44,76 @@ 10M diff · 20 flat keys, all changed -324,832 ops/s -3.08 µs per operation +346,219 ops/s +2.89 µs per operation diff 20 flat keys, all changed - -325k + +346k diff · 20 flat keys, one changed -444,578 ops/s -2.25 µs per operation +454,782 ops/s +2.2 µs per operation diff 20 flat keys, one changed - -445k + +455k diff · depth 3, width 4 -35,563 ops/s -28.1 µs per operation +35,140 ops/s +28.5 µs per operation diff depth 3, width 4 - -35.6k + +35.1k diff · array as a grow-only set -2,830,451 ops/s -353 ns per operation +2,818,983 ops/s +355 ns per operation diff array as a grow-only set - -2.83M + +2.82M merge · 20 flat keys -2,130,062 ops/s -469 ns per operation +600,095 ops/s +1.67 µs per operation merge 20 flat keys - -2.13M + +600k merge · depth 3, width 4 -4,959,915 ops/s -202 ns per operation +2,954,591 ops/s +338 ns per operation merge depth 3, width 4 - -4.96M + +2.95M merge · numeric counter increment -5,398,362 ops/s -185 ns per operation +6,532,773 ops/s +153 ns per operation merge numeric counter increment - -5.4M + +6.53M apply · 100 inc records -207,946 ops/s -4.81 µs per operation +131,050 ops/s +7.63 µs per operation apply 100 inc records - -208k + +131k apply · 100 delta records -8,824 ops/s -113 µs per operation +8,357 ops/s +120 µs per operation apply 100 delta records - -8,824 + +8,357 -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-emitter.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-emitter.svg index 7c515e4..b51d30d 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-emitter.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-emitter.svg @@ -40,52 +40,52 @@ 100M emit awaited · 0 listeners -14,423,606 ops/s -69.3 ns per operation +15,752,588 ops/s +63.5 ns per operation emit awaited 0 listeners - -14.4M + +15.8M emit awaited · 1 sync listener -3,747,799 ops/s -267 ns per operation +3,823,928 ops/s +262 ns per operation emit awaited 1 sync listener - -3.75M + +3.82M emit awaited · 1 listener, (data, delta) -3,781,384 ops/s -264 ns per operation +3,825,533 ops/s +261 ns per operation emit awaited 1 listener, (data, delta) - -3.78M + +3.83M emit awaited · 1 async listener -3,402,202 ops/s -294 ns per operation +3,554,343 ops/s +281 ns per operation emit awaited 1 async listener - -3.4M + +3.55M emit awaited · 2 sync listeners -3,221,211 ops/s -310 ns per operation +3,253,767 ops/s +307 ns per operation emit awaited 2 sync listeners - -3.22M + +3.25M emit fire-and-forget · 1 sync listener -4,688,543 ops/s -213 ns per operation +4,661,204 ops/s +215 ns per operation emit fire-and-forget 1 sync listener - -4.69M + +4.66M -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-hash.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-hash.svg index 747abaf..d38950a 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-hash.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-hash.svg @@ -42,44 +42,44 @@ 10M calculateHash · empty genesis block -1,166,378 ops/s -857 ns per operation +1,199,887 ops/s +833 ns per operation calculateHash empty genesis block - -1.17M + +1.2M calculateHash · small record (5 x 16 B) -1,040,941 ops/s -961 ns per operation +1,059,801 ops/s +944 ns per operation calculateHash small record (5 x 16 B) - -1.04M + +1.06M calculateHash · medium record (50 x 64 B) -138,038 ops/s -7.24 µs per operation +134,989 ops/s +7.41 µs per operation calculateHash medium record (50 x 64 B) - -138k + +135k calculateHash · large record (200 x 256 B) -14,570 ops/s -68.6 µs per operation +14,218 ops/s +70.3 µs per operation calculateHash large record (200 x 256 B) - -14.6k + +14.2k calculateHash · deeply nested record -633,815 ops/s -1.58 µs per operation +629,742 ops/s +1.59 µs per operation calculateHash deeply nested record - -634k + +630k -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-history.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-history.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dd3266d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-history.svg @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ + + +History: syncom's own benchmarks +The past out of the log: history() over a record with two thousand ops, a version a thousand ops back, its diff. +ops/s, log scale, higher is better. + +100 + +1,000 + +10k + +history(id, { limit: 50 }) · a record with 2 000 ops +1,817 ops/s +550 µs per operation +history(id, { limit: 50 }) +a record with 2 000 ops + +1,817 + +history(id, { limit: Infinity }) · every version materialized +665 ops/s +1.5 ms per operation +history(id, { limit: Infinity }) +every version materialized + +665 + +get(id, { at: eventId }) · 1 000 ops back +2,997 ops/s +334 µs per operation +get(id, { at: eventId }) +1 000 ops back + +2,997 + +get(id, { at: { vector } }) · the present, folded +1,814 ops/s +551 µs per operation +get(id, { at: { vector } }) +the present, folded + +1,814 + +diff(id, at) · against 1 000 ops back +2,976 ops/s +336 µs per operation +diff(id, at) +against 1 000 ops back + +2,976 + +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-log.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-log.svg index 3832a92..86b083e 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-log.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-log.svg @@ -49,51 +49,51 @@ 10M append · one op -5,605 ops/s -178 µs per operation +5,351 ops/s +187 µs per operation append one op - -5,605 + +5,351 append · batch of 100 -312,484 ops/s -3.2 µs per operation +315,328 ops/s +3.17 µs per operation append batch of 100 - -312k + +315k since · last 500 entries -629,795 ops/s -1.59 µs per operation +623,608 ops/s +1.6 µs per operation since last 500 entries - -630k + +624k since · everything (no cursor) -1,708 ops/s -585 µs per operation +1,573 ops/s +636 µs per operation since everything (no cursor) - -1,708 + +1,573 since · 20 from the middle, scoped -3,511,359 ops/s -285 ns per operation +3,430,272 ops/s +292 ns per operation since 20 from the middle, scoped - -3.51M + +3.43M append with a roll every 8 batches -4,931 ops/s -203 µs per operation +4,989 ops/s +200 µs per operation append with a roll every 8 batches - -4,931 + +4,989 reopen · index + segments + tail 11 ops/s @@ -103,5 +103,5 @@ <path class="bar primary" d="M285,341H285A2.6974233161443237,2.6974233161443237 0 0 1 287.6974233161443,343.6974233161443V352.3025766838557A2.6974233161443237,2.6974233161443237 0 0 1 285,355H285Z"/> <text class="value" x="293.6974233161443" y="354">11</text> </g> -<text class="caption" x="20" y="409">pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22</text> +<text class="caption" x="20" y="409">pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24</text> </svg> diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-search.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-search.svg index 8f72ed7..4923be2 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-search.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-search.svg @@ -45,76 +45,76 @@ <text class="tick" x="676" y="464" text-anchor="middle">100k</text> <line class="axis" x1="282" y1="88" x2="282" y2="448"/> <g><title>index.put · a 43-word record -16,128 ops/s -62 µs per operation +16,389 ops/s +61 µs per operation index.put a 43-word record - -16.1k + +16.4k index.query · one word over 2000 -1,733 ops/s -577 µs per operation +1,769 ops/s +565 µs per operation index.query one word over 2000 - -1,733 + +1,769 index.query · two words over 2000 -1,442 ops/s -693 µs per operation +1,434 ops/s +697 µs per operation index.query two words over 2000 - -1,442 + +1,434 index.query · a typo over 2000 -7,824 ops/s -128 µs per operation +7,733 ops/s +129 µs per operation index.query a typo over 2000 - -7,824 + +7,733 insert · 2 search fields (43 words) -1,561 ops/s -641 µs per operation +1,482 ops/s +675 µs per operation insert 2 search fields (43 words) - -1,561 + +1,482 select · $text one word over 2000, limit 20 -1,348 ops/s -742 µs per operation +1,342 ops/s +745 µs per operation select $text one word over 2000, limit 20 - -1,348 + +1,342 select · $text + eq narrowing over 2000 -1,129 ops/s -886 µs per operation +1,080 ops/s +926 µs per operation select $text + eq narrowing over 2000 - -1,129 + +1,080 count · $text over 2000 -1,174 ops/s -852 µs per operation +1,129 ops/s +886 µs per operation count $text over 2000 - -1,174 + +1,129 open · catalog reloaded with text (2000 records) -10 ops/s -100 ms per operation +11 ops/s +90.9 ms per operation open catalog reloaded with text (2000 records) - -10 + +11 -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..893e89c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ + + +Lists and text: syncom's own benchmarks +The sequence engine behind list and text fields: a fold per op over Fugue runs, a reading, a join, a diff. +ops/s, log scale, higher is better. + +100 + +1,000 + +10k + +100k + +1M + +applyOp · append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run) +155,400 ops/s +6.44 µs per operation +applyOp +append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run) + +155k + +applyOp · insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run) +25,723 ops/s +38.9 µs per operation +applyOp +insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run) + +25.7k + +applyOp · delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text +29,051 ops/s +34.4 µs per operation +applyOp +delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text + +29.1k + +applyOp · prepend one char to a 1 000-run text +2,339 ops/s +428 µs per operation +applyOp +prepend one char to a 1 000-run text + +2,339 + +applyOp · merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text +425 ops/s +2.35 ms per operation +applyOp +merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text + +425 + +buildIndex + render · a 1 000-char text +39,152 ops/s +25.5 µs per operation +buildIndex + render +a 1 000-char text + +39.2k + +buildIndex + render · a 100 KB text (one run) +375 ops/s +2.67 ms per operation +buildIndex + render +a 100 KB text (one run) + +375 + +spans · 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks +11,703 ops/s +85.4 µs per operation +spans +1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks + +11.7k + +diff · one keystroke in a 1 KB text +329,225 ops/s +3.04 µs per operation +diff +one keystroke in a 1 KB text + +329k + +storage.push · one char (memory fsi) +8,451 ops/s +118 µs per operation +storage.push +one char (memory fsi) + +8,451 + +storage.updateText · one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi) +2,153 ops/s +464 µs per operation +storage.updateText +one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi) + +2,153 + +storage.move · in a 100-element list (memory fsi) +1,251 ops/s +799 µs per operation +storage.move +in a 100-element list (memory fsi) + +1,251 + +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-storage.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-storage.svg index 49b83f8..f267c2c 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-storage.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-storage.svg @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ - + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sync.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sync.svg index e81cceb..8810d7f 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sync.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sync.svg @@ -45,33 +45,33 @@ 10k write on A, applied on B (one hop) -539 ops/s -1.86 ms per operation +739 ops/s +1.35 ms per operation write on A, applied on B (one hop) - -539 + +739 write on A, applied on C (two hops) -679 ops/s -1.47 ms per operation +787 ops/s +1.27 ms per operation write on A, applied on C (two hops) - -679 + +787 update on A, applied on C (two hops) -741 ops/s -1.35 ms per operation +585 ops/s +1.71 ms per operation update on A, applied on C (two hops) - -741 + +585 snapshot · one page of 500 out of 2000 (host side) -8,920 ops/s -112 µs per operation +9,406 ops/s +106 µs per operation snapshot one page of 500 out of 2000 (host side) - -8,920 + +9,406 bootstrap · a new node joins a host of 2000 records 2 ops/s @@ -82,11 +82,11 @@ 2 append of another scope's op while a scoped feed listens -1,711 ops/s -584 µs per operation +1,549 ops/s +646 µs per operation append of another scope's op while a scoped fe… - -1,711 + +1,549 -pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-22 +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tags.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tags.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..930c4df --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tags.svg @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ + + +Tags: syncom's own benchmarks +Named versions: a tag over a thousand records, writes under it (the first copies the file), reads at the tag. +ops/s, log scale, higher is better. + +1,000 + +10k + +100k + +1M + +10M + +tag() + untag() · over 1 000 records (memory fsi) +1,932 ops/s +518 µs per operation +tag() + untag() +over 1 000 records (memory fsi) + +1,932 + +update · under a tag; the first write of a record copies its file +17,511 ops/s +57.1 µs per operation +update +under a tag; the first write of a record copies its file + +17.5k + +at(tag).get · a record copied at the tag +142,544 ops/s +7.02 µs per operation +at(tag).get +a record copied at the tag + +143k + +get(id, { at: { tag } }) · through the read hooks +157,133 ops/s +6.36 µs per operation +get(id, { at: { tag } }) +through the read hooks + +157k + +at(tag).list · the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids +1,364,874 ops/s +733 ns per operation +at(tag).list +the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids + +1.36M + +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tree.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tree.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c0b532 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-tree.svg @@ -0,0 +1,78 @@ + + +Trees: syncom's own benchmarks +The movable tree behind tree fields: one move folded over a block of thousands, the fold read anew and read +kept. ops/s, log scale, higher is better. + +100 + +1,000 + +10k + +100k + +applyOp · one move on a tree of 5 000 moves +277 ops/s +3.61 ms per operation +applyOp +one move on a tree of 5 000 moves + +277 + +resolve · the fold of 5 000 moves, anew +309 ops/s +3.24 ms per operation +resolve +the fold of 5 000 moves, anew + +309 + +renderTree · the fold kept by the block +13,978 ops/s +71.5 µs per operation +renderTree +the fold kept by the block + +14k + +storage.treeMove · among 300 siblings (memory fsi) +1,528 ops/s +654 µs per operation +storage.treeMove +among 300 siblings (memory fsi) + +1,528 + +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-undo.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-undo.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..89651ee --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-undo.svg @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ + + +Undo: syncom's own benchmarks +The @alexify/syncom/undo manager: what capturing a commit costs a write, what one step back and forward costs. +ops/s, log scale, higher is better. + +100 + +1,000 + +10k + +update · no undo manager +1,983 ops/s +504 µs per operation +update +no undo manager + +1,983 + +update · captured by the undo manager +1,919 ops/s +521 µs per operation +update +captured by the undo manager + +1,919 + +undo + redo · one step of four kinds +340 ops/s +2.94 ms per operation +undo + redo +one step of four kinds + +340 + +pnpm bench --save · Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · 1 s per row · 2026-10-24 + diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 4005b4c..c5ee8a3 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -142,15 +142,21 @@ const isSeq = (meta, field) => own(seqsOf(meta), field) !== undefined; // The index of a sequence field (src/sequence.js buildIndex), kept on the // entry under `seqIndex` — never persisted, never copied by value — and // reused while the block object and the base it was built against are the -// ones the entry holds; a block replaced by an op is a new object. -const seqIndexOf = (entry, field) => { +// ones the entry holds; a block replaced by an op is a new object. When the +// op only appended to a run (`extended`: the held block, the run, where and +// what), the held block's index is carried over instead of walked anew. +const seqIndexOf = (entry, field, extended = null) => { const seq = own(seqsOf(entry.meta), field); if (seq === undefined) return null; const base = entry.meta.base; const cache = (entry.seqIndex ??= {}); const hit = own(cache, field); if (hit !== undefined && hit.seq === seq && hit.base === base) return hit.index; - const index = S.buildIndex(seq, base); + let index = null; + if (extended !== null && hit !== undefined && hit.seq === extended.held && hit.base === base) { + index = S.extendIndex(hit.index, seq, extended); + } + if (index === null) index = S.buildIndex(seq, base); cache[field] = { seq, base, index }; return index; }; @@ -600,8 +606,12 @@ const settleSeq = (entry, field, held, result, delta, rejected) => { return; } meta.seqs[field] = seq; - // Pending work is news to persist even when the field reads the same. - entry.data[field] = S.render(seqIndexOf(entry, field)); + // The new block's index: the held block's extended when the op only + // appended to a run and the prune left the block as the op made it, + // walked otherwise. Pending work is news to persist even when the field + // reads the same. + const extended = result.extended && seq === result.seq ? { ...result.extended, held } : null; + entry.data[field] = S.render(seqIndexOf(entry, field, extended)); delta[field] = entry.data[field]; }; diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 67dab2f..a55a5dd 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -599,6 +599,104 @@ const buildIndex = (seq, base = null) => { }; }; +// The index of a block that differs from an indexed one by `content` +// appended to run `run` at `from` — the keystroke — made from the held +// index in one pass over the new slots instead of a walk over all of them. +// The new slots land at the end of the walk, so the arrays grow by `count` +// and nothing before them moves, when: the run is the last in key order +// (its slots end the per-slot arrays), its last slot was the last emitted +// (no explicit right child, no continuation), no run waits for an anchor +// (one could wait for a new slot), and no list register names a new +// element. Otherwise null, and the caller walks. The new run tuple's parse +// is registered too, so the next op's prune and slot count read it cached. +// A child list of another run may still hold the run record this one +// replaces; only `key`, `origin`, `ts`, `L` and `R` are read through those. +const extendIndex = (index, seq, { run, from, content }) => { + const r = index.byKey.get(run); + const count = content.length; + if (r === undefined || r.len !== from || r.i !== index.runs.length - 1 || index.pending.size > 0) return null; + if (index.total === 0 || index.ordAt[r.start + from - 1] !== index.total - 1) return null; + const tuple = own(seq.runs, run); + if (tuple === undefined || rleLength(tuple[1]) !== from + count) return null; + const movable = seq.k === 'l'; + const tail = new Array(count); + for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) { + tail[i] = content[i]; + if (movable && seq.pos && own(seq.pos, elemKey(run, from + i)) !== undefined) return null; + } + const items = r.items.concat(tail); + const len = from + count; + PARSED.set(tuple, { + key: run, + ts: r.ts, + origin: r.origin, + at: r.at, + anchor: r.anchor, + content: tuple[1], + items, + len, + elem: r.elem, + }); + const r2 = { ...r, content: tuple[1], items, len }; + const runs = index.runs.slice(); + runs[r.i] = r2; + const byKey = new Map(index.byKey); + byKey.set(run, r2); + const root = index.root.map((x) => (x === r ? r2 : x)); + const total = index.total + count; + const length = index.length + count; + const grow = (old, size) => { + const out = new Int32Array(size); + out.set(old); + return out; + }; + const ordRun = grow(index.ordRun, total); + const ordOff = grow(index.ordOff, total); + const visRun = grow(index.visRun, length); + const visOff = grow(index.visOff, length); + const ordAt = grow(index.ordAt, total); + const visAt = grow(index.visAt, total); + const shown = new Uint8Array(total); + shown.set(index.shown); + const visElem = movable ? index.visElem.slice() : null; + for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) { + const off = from + i; + const slot = r.start + off; + const ord = index.total + i; + const vis = index.length + i; + ordRun[ord] = r.i; + ordOff[ord] = off; + ordAt[slot] = ord; + visAt[slot] = vis; + shown[slot] = 1; + visRun[vis] = r.i; + visOff[vis] = off; + if (movable) visElem.push(elemKey(run, off)); + } + const out = { + kind: seq.k, + runs, + byKey, + root, + pending: index.pending, + ordRun, + ordOff, + visRun, + visOff, + visElem, + ordAt, + visAt, + shown, + vals: seq.vals ?? null, + length, + total, + }; + // A text's reading grows by the content; a list's is read again (a value + // register may name a new element). + if (!movable && index.rendered !== undefined) out.rendered = index.rendered + content; + return out; +}; + // The value at visible index `i`: a text's character; a list element's // assigned value when a register names one, else what its run holds. const valueAt = (index, i) => { @@ -608,16 +706,21 @@ const valueAt = (index, i) => { return assigned === undefined ? held : assigned[2]; }; -// What the field reads as: the visible elements in order. +// What the field reads as: the visible elements in order — kept on the +// index, which is never mutated, so a second reading of one block is free +// and an extended index carries a text's reading over. const render = (index) => { + if (index.rendered !== undefined) return index.rendered; const { runs, visRun, visOff, length } = index; + let out; if (index.kind === 't') { - let out = ''; + out = ''; for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out += runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]]; - return out; + } else { + out = new Array(length); + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out[i] = valueAt(index, i); } - const out = new Array(length); - for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) out[i] = valueAt(index, i); + index.rendered = out; return out; }; @@ -788,6 +891,9 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) let next = null; const mutable = () => (next ??= cloneSeq(seq)); let changed = false; + // Set when the op did nothing but append to a run: what `extendIndex` + // takes to carry the held block's index over instead of walking anew. + let extended = null; let index = null; const indexOf = () => (index ??= buildIndex(next ?? seq, base)); const pending = () => pendingCount(next ?? seq, indexOf()); @@ -866,7 +972,9 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) target.length === 3 ? [target[0], rleAppend(m.k, target[1], content), target[2]] : [target[0], rleAppend(m.k, target[1], content)]; - settle(m, run); + // Nothing waited for this run and nothing was cut: the block differs + // from the held one by these items appended, and the index can too. + if (!settle(m, run) && cut === undefined) extended = { run, from: len, content }; changed = true; } else if (from > len) { const stop = full(); @@ -883,7 +991,7 @@ const applySplice = (seq, stamp, payload, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) } } if (!changed) return { seq, changed: false, reason: null }; - return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null }; + return { seq: next, changed: true, reason: null, extended }; }; // ---- marks ----------------------------------------------------------- @@ -961,16 +1069,34 @@ const anchorOrdinal = (index, token, base) => { return index.ordAt[r.start + elem.offset] + (side === 'L' ? 0 : 1); }; -// The text as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, marks per key — -// the newest mark's value, none when null; a MANY key lists every mark as -// `{ id, value }`. A mark whose anchor has not arrived is not shown yet. +// Marks by key, then by stamp: the order their values are laid over one +// another in, so the newest of a key wins. +const byKeyThenStamp = (x, y) => + x.key < y.key ? -1 : x.key > y.key ? 1 : compareClock([x.ts, x.origin], [y.ts, y.origin]); + +// The style of the marks in force at one point: per key the newest value, +// none when null; a MANY key lists every mark as `{ id, value }`. +const styleOf = (active) => { + let marks = null; + for (const m of [...active].sort(byKeyThenStamp)) { + marks ??= {}; + if (m.many) (marks[m.key] ??= []).push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); + else if (m.value === null) delete marks[m.key]; + else marks[m.key] = m.value; + } + return marks && Object.keys(marks).length > 0 ? marks : null; +}; + +// The text as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`. A mark whose anchor +// has not arrived is not shown yet. A sweep over the walk: each mark opens at +// its first ordinal and closes at its last, the visible characters come in +// ordinal order, and the style is read again only where a mark opened or +// closed — O(characters + marks × active), not O(characters × marks). const spans = (index, seq, base = null) => { const { runs, visRun, visOff, length } = index; if (length === 0) return []; - const styles = new Array(length); - for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) styles[i] = null; const ordOf = (i) => index.ordAt[runs[visRun[i]].start + visOff[i]]; - const entries = []; + const events = []; for (const id of keysOf(seq.marks)) { const [from, to, key, value, flags] = seq.marks[id]; if ((flags & OFF) !== 0) continue; @@ -978,32 +1104,36 @@ const spans = (index, seq, base = null) => { const hi = anchorOrdinal(index, to, base); if (lo === null || hi === null || lo >= hi) continue; const { ts, origin } = parseRun(id); - entries.push({ id, ts, origin, key, value, many: (flags & MANY) !== 0, lo, hi }); + const mark = { id, ts, origin, key, value, many: (flags & MANY) !== 0 }; + events.push([lo, 1, mark], [hi, -1, mark]); } - entries.sort((x, y) => (x.key < y.key ? -1 : x.key > y.key ? 1 : compareClock([x.ts, x.origin], [y.ts, y.origin]))); + // Closes before opens at one ordinal: `hi` is exclusive. + events.sort((a, b) => a[0] - b[0] || a[1] - b[1]); + const active = new Set(); + const out = []; + let e = 0; + let style = null; + let text = ''; for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) { const ord = ordOf(i); - let marks = null; - for (const m of entries) { - if (ord < m.lo || ord >= m.hi) continue; - marks ??= {}; - if (m.many) (marks[m.key] ??= []).push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); - else if (m.value === null) delete marks[m.key]; - else marks[m.key] = m.value; + let moved = false; + while (e < events.length && events[e][0] <= ord) { + const [, kind, mark] = events[e++]; + if (kind === 1) active.add(mark); + else active.delete(mark); + moved = true; } - styles[i] = marks && Object.keys(marks).length > 0 ? marks : null; - } - const out = []; - let i = 0; - while (i < length) { - let j = i + 1; - const same = JSON.stringify(styles[i]); - while (j < length && JSON.stringify(styles[j]) === same) j++; - let text = ''; - for (let k = i; k < j; k++) text += runs[visRun[k]].items[visOff[k]]; - out.push({ text, marks: styles[i] ?? {} }); - i = j; + if (moved) { + const next = styleOf(active); + if (text.length > 0 && JSON.stringify(next) !== JSON.stringify(style)) { + out.push({ text, marks: style ?? {} }); + text = ''; + } + style = next; + } + text += runs[visRun[i]].items[visOff[i]]; } + out.push({ text, marks: style ?? {} }); return out; }; @@ -1214,6 +1344,7 @@ module.exports = { normalizeSeq, cloneSeq, buildIndex, + extendIndex, render, valueAt, elemAt, diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index c16c40d..8fdecc6 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -1115,3 +1115,29 @@ test('ops: the kinds’ precedence on the op path', async (t) => { } }); }); + +test('ops: a keystroke extends the held index', async (t) => { + await t.test('appending to a run carries the held index and reading over; nothing before the new slot moves', () => { + const S = require('../src/sequence.js'); + const splice = (ts, seq, value) => op('splice', ts, 'A', { seq, key: 'body', value }); + let entry = applyOp(null, splice(1, 1, { at: '^', content: 'ab' })).entry; + const run = '1:A'; + for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) { + const before = entry.seqIndex.body.index; + entry = applyOp(entry, splice(2 + i, 2 + i, { run, from: 2 + i, content: 'x' })).entry; + const after = entry.seqIndex.body.index; + assert.strictEqual(after.length, before.length + 1); + assert.strictEqual(after.rendered, entry.data.body); + assert.strictEqual(after.runs[0].items.length, before.runs[0].items.length + 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(Array.from(after.ordAt).slice(0, before.total), Array.from(before.ordAt)); + } + assert.strictEqual(entry.data.body, 'abxxxxx'); + assert.strictEqual(S.render(S.buildIndex(entry.meta.seqs.body)), entry.data.body); + // After a reset the base changes: the next keystroke walks, then extends again. + const reset = applyOp(entry, op('write', 20, 'B', { data: { t: 1 } })).entry; + const typed = applyOp(reset, splice(21, 7, { at: '^', content: 'new' })).entry; + const more = applyOp(typed, splice(22, 8, { run: '21:A', from: 3, content: '!' })).entry; + assert.strictEqual(more.data.body, 'new!'); + assert.strictEqual(more.seqIndex.body.index.rendered, 'new!'); + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index c6fea9a..719c865 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -809,6 +809,161 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(read(b), 'ab'); }); + await t.test( + 'typing at the end of a run extends the held index: the same index as a walk, or null and a walk', + () => { + const same = (a, b) => { + assert.deepStrictEqual([a.kind, a.length, a.total], [b.kind, b.length, b.total]); + for (const name of ['ordRun', 'ordOff', 'visRun', 'visOff', 'ordAt', 'visAt', 'shown']) { + assert.deepStrictEqual(Array.from(a[name]), Array.from(b[name]), name); + } + assert.deepStrictEqual(a.visElem, b.visElem); + const runs = (x) => x.runs.map((r) => [r.key, r.len, r.items, r.start]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(runs(a), runs(b)); + assert.deepStrictEqual([...a.byKey.keys()], [...b.byKey.keys()]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + a.root.map((r) => r.key), + b.root.map((r) => r.key), + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.render(a), S.render(b)); + }; + const a = node('A'); + const first = insert(a, 0, 'ab'); + const run = S.runKey(first.ts, 'A'); + let idx = index(a); + S.render(idx); // the reading is kept, and carried over + for (const ch of 'cdefg') { + const r = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run, from: idx.length, content: ch } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(r.extended, { run, from: idx.length, content: ch }); + const ext = S.extendIndex(idx, a.seq, r.extended); + assert.notStrictEqual(ext, null); + const walked = S.buildIndex(a.seq); + same(ext, walked); + assert.strictEqual(ext.rendered, S.render(walked)); + idx = ext; + } + assert.strictEqual(read(a), 'abcdefg'); + // The extended run's parse is registered: the next prune and slot count find it. + const b2 = apply(a, { ts: tick(), origin: 'A', payload: { run, from: 7, content: 'h' } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(b2.extended, { run, from: 7, content: 'h' }); + // A list carries its elements, not its reading (a value register may name a new one). + const l = node('L', 'l'); + const li = insert(l, 0, [1, 2]); + const lrun = S.runKey(li.ts, 'L'); + const lidx = index(l); + const lr = apply(l, { ts: tick(), origin: 'L', payload: { run: lrun, from: 2, content: [3, { x: 4 }] } }); + const lext = S.extendIndex(lidx, l.seq, lr.extended); + assert.strictEqual(lext.rendered, undefined, 'read again, not carried over'); + same(lext, S.buildIndex(l.seq)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.render(lext), [1, 2, 3, { x: 4 }]); + // Not an extension at all: a cut rides along, an extension waits, a waiting one settles. + const b = node('B'); + const bf = insert(b, 0, 'xyz'); + const brun = S.runKey(bf.ts, 'B'); + const withCut = apply(b, { + ts: tick(), + origin: 'B', + payload: { run: brun, from: 3, content: 'w', cut: [[brun, 0, 1]] }, + }); + assert.strictEqual(withCut.extended, null); + const ahead = apply(b, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { run: brun, from: 6, content: 'late' } }); + assert.strictEqual(ahead.extended, null, 'an extension ahead of the run waits'); + const fill = apply(b, { ts: tick(), origin: 'B', payload: { run: brun, from: 4, content: 'vv' } }); + assert.strictEqual(fill.extended, null, 'the waiting extension settled: more than appended'); + assert.strictEqual(read(b), 'yzwvvlate'); + // An extension the index cannot take in place: another run after this one + // in key order, a run waiting for its anchor, a position register for a + // new element — null, and the caller walks. + const c = node('C'); + const cf = insert(c, 0, 'ab'); + const crun = S.runKey(cf.ts, 'C'); + apply(c, { ts: tick(), origin: 'D', payload: { at: `>${S.elemKey(crun, 1)}`, content: 'Q' } }); + const cidx = index(c); + const cr = apply(c, { ts: tick(), origin: 'C', payload: { run: crun, from: 2, content: 'c' } }); + assert.strictEqual(S.extendIndex(cidx, c.seq, cr.extended), null, 'not the last run, not the last slot'); + assert.strictEqual(read(c), 'abcQ'); + const p = node('P'); + const pf = insert(p, 0, 'ab'); + const prun = S.runKey(pf.ts, 'P'); + apply(p, { ts: tick(), origin: 'Z', payload: { at: '<5:0:Q', content: 'w' } }); + const pidx = index(p); + const pr = apply(p, { ts: tick(), origin: 'P', payload: { run: prun, from: 2, content: 'c' } }); + assert.strictEqual(S.extendIndex(pidx, p.seq, pr.extended), null, 'a run waits for its anchor'); + const m = node('M', 'l'); + const mf = insert(m, 0, [1, 2]); + const mrun = S.runKey(mf.ts, 'M'); + const moved = S.applyMove(m.seq, [tick(), 'N'], { + elem: S.elemKey(mrun, 2), + cut: [mrun, 0, 1], + at: '^', + value: 9, + }); + m.seq = moved.seq; + const midx = index(m); + const mr = apply(m, { ts: tick(), origin: 'M', payload: { run: mrun, from: 2, content: [3] } }); + assert.strictEqual(S.extendIndex(midx, m.seq, mr.extended), null, 'a position register names the new element'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(m), [2, 9], 'the moved-ahead element shows where its register says'); + }, + ); + + await t.test('spans by a sweep read as a per-character tally would, under random overlapping marks', () => { + const text = node('T'); + const first = insert(text, 0, 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.repeat(4)); + const run = S.runKey(first.ts, 'T'); + remove(text, 10, 5); + let x = 12345; + const next = () => (x = (x * 1103515245 + 12345) % 2147483648) / 2147483648; + for (let i = 0; i < 40; i++) { + const s = Math.floor(next() * 100); + const e = s + 1 + Math.floor(next() * (104 - s - 1)); + const key = ['bold', 'em', 'note'][i % 3]; + const many = key === 'note'; + const value = !many && i % 5 === 0 ? null : i; + const payload = { start: `<${S.elemKey(run, s)}`, end: `<${S.elemKey(run, e)}`, key, value }; + if (many) payload.many = true; + const r = S.applyMark(text.seq, [tick(), 'T'], payload); + if (r.changed) text.seq = r.seq; + } + const off = S.applyMark(text.seq, [tick(), 'T'], { off: Object.keys(text.seq.marks)[3] }); + text.seq = off.seq; + const idx = index(text); + // The tally: per visible character, every mark in force, laid over by key then stamp. + const marks = []; + for (const id of Object.keys(text.seq.marks)) { + const [from, to, key, value, flags] = text.seq.marks[id]; + if ((flags & S.OFF) !== 0) continue; + const lo = S.anchorOrdinal(idx, from, null); + const hi = S.anchorOrdinal(idx, to, null); + if (lo === null || hi === null || lo >= hi) continue; + const { ts, origin } = S.parseRun(id); + marks.push({ id, ts, origin, key, value, many: (flags & S.MANY) !== 0, lo, hi }); + } + marks.sort((p, q) => (p.key < q.key ? -1 : p.key > q.key ? 1 : p.ts - q.ts)); + const styles = []; + for (let i = 0; i < idx.length; i++) { + const ord = idx.ordAt[idx.runs[idx.visRun[i]].start + idx.visOff[i]]; + let style = null; + for (const m of marks) { + if (ord < m.lo || ord >= m.hi) continue; + style ??= {}; + if (m.many) (style[m.key] ??= []).push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); + else if (m.value === null) delete style[m.key]; + else style[m.key] = m.value; + } + styles.push(style && Object.keys(style).length > 0 ? style : null); + } + const tally = []; + const rendered = S.render(idx); + for (let i = 0; i < idx.length; i++) { + const last = tally[tally.length - 1]; + if (last && JSON.stringify(last.marks) === JSON.stringify(styles[i] ?? {})) last.text += rendered[i]; + else tally.push({ text: rendered[i], marks: styles[i] ?? {} }); + } + const swept = S.spans(idx, text.seq); + assert.deepStrictEqual(swept, tally); + assert.ok(swept.length > 10, `${swept.length} spans: the marks did overlap`); + }); + await t.test('a mark switched off before it arrives leaves one block, whichever came first', () => { const text = node('T'); const first = insert(text, 0, 'abc'); From 2bc037c2ce66160aab3bf88f7e4ae410b3e13cb0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:18:48 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 32/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(storage):=20compact(),=20history=20p?= =?UTF-8?q?aging,=20deferred=20record=20files,=20one=20pass=20over=20the?= =?UTF-8?q?=20log=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E5)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - compact(id): the record rewritten as the ops its reading takes today — applyPatches of diffViews(null → the reading): a write of the registers, one inc, one add, one splice (a text or a list becomes one run), one tree move per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here and on every peer, and the record reads the same. The explicit answer to a tree's move log and a text's runs growing until a reset; decision 2а. - history(id, { before }): pages back from an event id; `complete` says the page reached the first op (no event id from another epoch, no other version shape). - open({ defer: ms }): a local write's record file and block wait for the window — EntryStore.hold keeps the cache and the catalog reading it, one timer flushes every slot through #land (one block, the files) and marks the positions applied; tag() and close() flush first; a peer's page, a replay or a repair writing the record settles its slot so an older deferred entry is never laid over the newer file. The log is durable at once; a crash before the flush replays the batch as after a failed file write. Opt-in, 0 by default. Decision 3а, measured on node:fs for one keystroke into a 10 KB text: 1 431 → 2 810 ops/s with the chain, 2 258 → 3 188 without it; on the memory backend no gain — the file is not the cost there. Signatures cost almost nothing either way. - OpLog.scan(): outbound() walks the retained log without copying it into an array on every push and merge. - stats(): held, deferred. INVARIANTS LOG-3, VER-7; tests for each; storage.md, api.md, versions.md, CLAUDE.md; bench rows and the report. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 15 ++- INVARIANTS.md | 2 + bench/results/engine.json | 132 +++++++++++--------- bench/sequence.js | 11 ++ docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 28 +++-- docs/guide/storage.md | 1 + docs/guide/versions.md | 10 +- docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg | 138 ++++++++++++--------- docs/reference/api.md | 6 +- index.d.ts | 20 ++- src/commit.js | 11 +- src/log.js | 5 + src/options.js | 9 ++ src/outbound.js | 5 +- src/storage.js | 114 ++++++++++++++++- tests/index.test-d.ts | 5 + tests/storage.defer.test.js | 95 ++++++++++++++ tests/suites/history.js | 24 ++++ tests/suites/patches.js | 35 ++++++ 19 files changed, 515 insertions(+), 151 deletions(-) create mode 100644 tests/storage.defer.test.js diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index c3b412c..487774b 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -240,7 +240,10 @@ docs/ VitePress site (depth; no room for a place) there, and hands back `null` for a move to where the node is — `commitLocal` returns before `applyOp` on it. The fuzz in `tests/suites/sync-engine.js` compares the blocks and the move - logs across nodes, not only what they read as. + logs across nodes, not only what they read as. The compaction of a move + log, a text of many runs or a set's tags is `compact(id)` in storage.js: + `applyPatches(id, diffViews(null, {}, reading, kinds))` — a reset plus one + op per field, one move per node — convergent through the reset rule. - **A payload the engine does not admit is never silent.** `applyOp` reports `reason: 'malformed'` in `rejected` (`malformed()` in `src/ops.js`): on the local path `refuse()` in `src/commit.js` throws a `TypeError` — the @@ -278,7 +281,15 @@ docs/ VitePress site The storage opens its log with `sealApplied: true` and every write path calls `log.applied(from, to)` after `EntryStore.write`/`#persistBatch`; a roll then seals nothing from the oldest batch not yet applied onwards. A new path - that appends must mark what it applied, or the tail grows forever. + that appends must mark what it applied, or the tail grows forever. Under + `open({ defer })` a local write stops at the append: `persistLocal` hands + the entry to `Storage#deferWrite` — `EntryStore.hold` (cache, catalog, + held), a slot per record with its positions, one timer — and + `#flushDeferred` lands every slot through `#land` (one block, the files) + and marks the positions applied; `tag()` and `close()` flush first, and + `#land` on any other path (a peer's page, a replay) settles a slot of a + record it wrote, so an older deferred entry is never laid over a newer + file. Never write a record file from a deferred slot outside `#land`. `droppedTs` is the newest stamp among what `#compact` dropped or an open could not read (an unreadable segment, an index without the field and a floor above 1, no index and a floor above 1 — all `latestTs`): a reader of diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index 9e49ac0..c2f248f 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -49,3 +49,5 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | TAG-1 | A tag's name is checked where it enters — the call and the file alike — before it becomes a path under `tags/`. | `a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path` | | UNDO-1 | A failed undo leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. | `a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice` | | TAG-2 | A `tags.json` that cannot be read never blocks `open()`: the storage runs without tags, keeps the file aside as `tags.corrupt.json`, refuses `tag()` until it is repaired, and keeps every changed record's file under `tags/.pending/` so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. | `a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired` | +| LOG-3 | Under `open({ defer })` a record file lags the log by the window at most, never the reads: the log is durable at once, the cache and the catalog read every write, `tag()` and `close()` flush first, a peer's write of the record lands it whole and settles what waited, and a crash before the flush replays the batch. | `writes within the window coalesce into one file and one block; reads see every write at once`; `tag() and close() flush first; the file is whole on disk after close`; `a peer’s op on a deferred record writes the file whole and settles what waited` | +| VER-7 | `compact()` rewrites a record as one op per field — a text or a list as one run, a tree as one move per node — and the record reads the same here and on every peer, with the history under it gone by the reset rule. | `compact() rewrites a record as one op per field: a text of many runs is one, a tree one move per node, the reading the same` | diff --git a/bench/results/engine.json b/bench/results/engine.json index 3424c62..c1b3041 100644 --- a/bench/results/engine.json +++ b/bench/results/engine.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T15:01:56.217Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T15:16:19.982Z", "machine": { "cpu": "Apple M3 Max", "cores": 16, @@ -368,66 +368,6 @@ "name": "open — catalog reloaded with text (2000 records)", "opsPerSec": 11 }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run)", - "opsPerSec": 155400 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run)", - "opsPerSec": 25723 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text", - "opsPerSec": 29051 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text", - "opsPerSec": 2339 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text", - "opsPerSec": 425 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text", - "opsPerSec": 39152 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run)", - "opsPerSec": 375 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks", - "opsPerSec": 11703 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text", - "opsPerSec": 329225 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "storage.push — one char (memory fsi)", - "opsPerSec": 8451 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi)", - "opsPerSec": 2153 - }, - { - "subject": "sequence", - "name": "storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi)", - "opsPerSec": 1251 - }, { "subject": "storage", "name": "insert — small record", @@ -617,6 +557,76 @@ "subject": "undo", "name": "undo + redo — one step of four kinds", "opsPerSec": 340 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run)", + "opsPerSec": 158717 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run)", + "opsPerSec": 25814 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text", + "opsPerSec": 30325 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text", + "opsPerSec": 2310 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text", + "opsPerSec": 434 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text", + "opsPerSec": 38401 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run)", + "opsPerSec": 376 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks", + "opsPerSec": 11429 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text", + "opsPerSec": 315083 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.push — one char (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 8051 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 2143 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 1216 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.push — one char into a 10 KB text (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 3233 + }, + { + "subject": "sequence", + "name": "storage.push — one char into a 10 KB text, defer: 50 (memory fsi)", + "opsPerSec": 3143 } ] } diff --git a/bench/sequence.js b/bench/sequence.js index d82d342..a308e5f 100644 --- a/bench/sequence.js +++ b/bench/sequence.js @@ -83,7 +83,18 @@ const main = async () => { Array.from({ length: 100 }, (_, i) => i), ); await bench('storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi)', () => storage.move(list, 'items', n++ % 100, 50)); + // The record file written whole on every keystroke, against the same + // keystrokes under `defer`: the file and the block wait for the window. + const long = await storage.insert({}); + await storage.updateText(long, 'body', 'x'.repeat(10_000)); + await bench('storage.push — one char into a 10 KB text (memory fsi)', () => storage.push(long, 'body', 'z')); await storage.close(); + const deferred = await open({ path: '/bench-defer', fsi: createMemoryFsi(), logger: false, defer: 50 }); + const lazy = await deferred.insert({}); + await deferred.updateText(lazy, 'body', 'x'.repeat(10_000)); + await bench('storage.push — one char into a 10 KB text, defer: 50 (memory fsi)', () => + deferred.push(lazy, 'body', 'z')); + await deferred.close(); }; main().catch((error) => { diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index 476e861..28dd83d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -300,22 +300,24 @@ chain, hashing, the CRDT helpers and the emitter. They are the numbers to watch
-Lists and text — 12 rows +Lists and text — 14 rows | Benchmark | ops/s | per operation | | --- | ---: | ---: | -| applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run) | 155,400 | 6.44 µs | -| applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run) | 25,723 | 38.9 µs | -| applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text | 29,051 | 34.4 µs | -| applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text | 2,339 | 428 µs | -| applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text | 425 | 2.35 ms | -| buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text | 39,152 | 25.5 µs | -| buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run) | 375 | 2.67 ms | -| spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks | 11,703 | 85.4 µs | -| diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text | 329,225 | 3.04 µs | -| storage.push — one char (memory fsi) | 8,451 | 118 µs | -| storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi) | 2,153 | 464 µs | -| storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi) | 1,251 | 799 µs | +| applyOp — append one char to a 1 000-char text (one run) | 158,717 | 6.3 µs | +| applyOp — insert one char into a 1 000-char text (new run) | 25,814 | 38.7 µs | +| applyOp — delete 10 chars from a 1 000-char text | 30,325 | 33 µs | +| applyOp — prepend one char to a 1 000-run text | 2,310 | 433 µs | +| applyOp — merge two pictures of a 1 000-char text | 434 | 2.3 ms | +| buildIndex + render — a 1 000-char text | 38,401 | 26 µs | +| buildIndex + render — a 100 KB text (one run) | 376 | 2.66 ms | +| spans — 1 000 chars, 50 overlapping marks | 11,429 | 87.5 µs | +| diff — one keystroke in a 1 KB text | 315,083 | 3.17 µs | +| storage.push — one char (memory fsi) | 8,051 | 124 µs | +| storage.updateText — one keystroke in a 1 KB text (memory fsi) | 2,143 | 467 µs | +| storage.move — in a 100-element list (memory fsi) | 1,216 | 822 µs | +| storage.push — one char into a 10 KB text (memory fsi) | 3,233 | 309 µs | +| storage.push — one char into a 10 KB text, defer: 50 (memory fsi) | 3,143 | 318 µs |
diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index 886fa09..ac80500 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ const storage = await open({ path: 'data' }); | `name` | — | Alias for `path` | | `fsi` | `node:fs` / OPFS | The backend — any object with `read`, `write`, `exists`, `remove`, `list` (see [Backends](../reference/api#backends)) | | `durable` | `false` | fsync after every write, where the backend can (`node:fs`); OPFS and memory are as durable as they are | +| `defer` | `0` | Record files may lag the log by this many ms: the log is durable at once, every read sees the write, a crash replays the batch at the next open, `tag()` and `close()` flush first, and a peer's write of the record lands it whole. The writes of one record within the window coalesce into one file and one block — what typing into a text or a list wants | | `lock` | `'fail'` | One instance per directory: `'fail'` rejects a second `open()` (`code: 'LOCKED'`), `'wait'` waits, `false` leaves it to you ([see below](#one-instance-per-directory)) | | `cache` | `{ max: 5000 }` | How many entries stay in memory; a live `Record` pins its own ([see below](#the-catalog-and-the-cache)) | | `integrity` | `'verify'` | `'lazy'` trusts a record file on the cold read instead of re-verifying it against its block | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index e65db9c..6a9535e 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -44,7 +44,8 @@ gives both. `history()` on each node lists what that node applied, in its order. `history(id, { limit })` lists the newest `limit` versions (50 by default); -`complete` is then false. Each version carries the op's `type`, `origin`, +`complete` is then false, and `history(id, { limit, before })` with the +oldest version's `eventId` pages back from it. Each version carries the op's `type`, `origin`, `actor` and `ts`, the `fields` it changed (removed ones included), and `data` — the record as it read after the op, through the schema lens and the `afterRead` hook, `null` once deleted. A read at a version runs @@ -325,4 +326,9 @@ for a record with hundreds of ops; a record edited ten thousand times is a record to reset now and then. A tag costs one catalog file when taken and one copied record file per record changed after it; the catalog of every tag is held in memory, so a hundred tags over a hundred thousand records is a cost -to feel, ten tags is not. +to feel, ten tags is not. A record whose past has grown — a tree moved +thousands of times keeps every move, a text typed into from many places +keeps a run per place — is rewritten by `compact(id)`: a whole-record +write of the registers and one op per field of another kind (a text as one +run, a tree as one move per node), so what lies under it goes by the reset +rule on every node, and the record reads the same. diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg index 893e89c..47dfea6 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/engine-sequence.svg @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ - + diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index b0bb37f..24e0f9c 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ const syncom = require('@alexify/syncom'); ### `open(options?)` Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` -(alias for `path`), `fsi` and `durable` (see [Backends](#backends)), `lock` +(alias for `path`), `fsi`, `durable` and `defer` (see [Backends](#backends) and +[the storage guide](../guide/storage)), `lock` (`'fail'` | `'wait'` | `false` — see [One instance per directory](../guide/storage#one-instance-per-directory)), `cache`, `integrity` and `catalog` (see @@ -46,7 +47,8 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | | `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops. A patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is a `TypeError` with nothing minted — and every patch is first resolved and applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the whole batch with nothing written; a hook or a validator that throws on a later op leaves the earlier ones committed | | `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied; lands whole or not at all (see `applyPatches`) | -| `history(id, { limit = 50 }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead`; `complete` when nothing was dropped or cut by `limit`, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | +| `compact(id, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here and on every peer, and the record reads the same; a peer's op stamped before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped, as with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops; `0` for a record that is not there; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one | +| `history(id, { limit = 50, before }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead` — run for the versions handed out alone; `before` (an event id) pages back to the versions older than it; `complete` when the page reaches the first op the node applied and nothing was dropped, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | | `has(id)` | `Promise` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | | `check(entity, data)` | `Promise` | Runs the entity's validator as a write would and returns its value; rejects with `ValidationError`; writes nothing | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index eef13de..e48aba2 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1021,6 +1021,9 @@ export interface StorageStats { }; /** The tags held; `corrupt` when `tags.json` could not be read at open (no tags, `tag()` refused until it is repaired). */ tags: { count: number; corrupt: boolean }; + /** Records whose files lag the log: held after a write that failed (replayed at the next open), or deferred by `open({ defer })`. */ + held: number; + deferred: number; chain: { tail: string } | null; lock: { mode: 'fail' | 'wait' } | null; } @@ -1088,6 +1091,13 @@ export interface StorageOptions { fsi?: Fsi; /** Call the backend's `sync` after every write (fsync). A backend without one logs at debug and is as durable as it is. */ durable?: boolean; + /** + * Record files may lag the log by this many ms (0, the default: never). + * The log is durable at once, every read sees the write, a crash replays + * the batch at the next open, `tag()` and `close()` flush first; the writes + * of one record within the window coalesce into one file and one block. + */ + defer?: number; /** * One instance per directory: `'fail'` (default) rejects `open()` with * `code: 'LOCKED'` while another holds it, `'wait'` waits for it, `false` @@ -1525,7 +1535,7 @@ export interface Storage { * The record's past as this node's log holds it, newest first — one * version per op this node applied, with the record as it read after it. */ - history(id: string, options?: { limit?: number }): Promise; + history(id: string, options?: { limit?: number; before?: string }): Promise; /** * Names the storage as it is now. A tag is kept on this node — the * catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before @@ -1549,6 +1559,14 @@ export interface Storage { applyPatches(id: string, patches: readonly Patch[], options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise; /** Makes the record read as it did at `at`, with new ops that lead back; resolves to how many. */ restore(id: string, at: Version, options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise; + /** + * Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of + * the registers, then one op per field of another kind (a text or a list + * as one run, a tree as one move per node) — so what lies under it goes by + * the reset rule here and on every peer, and the record reads the same. + * Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for a record that is not there. + */ + compact(id: string, options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise; set(id: string, data: unknown, options?: StorageDataOptions): Promise; delete(id: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Forgets the record for good: a `purge` op no later write revives, and a scrub of its entries from the log — here and on every peer it reaches. */ diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 1732613..2afc8de 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -410,8 +410,15 @@ const persistLocal = async (core, op, entry) => { const { id } = op; if (core.sign !== null) await core.sign(op); const [{ seq: position }] = await core.log.append([op]); - // Logged: the write is durable from here and replicates from the log. A - // block or a file that fails now holds the entry in memory, leaves the + // Logged: the write is durable from here and replicates from the log. + // Under `open({ defer })` the file and the block wait for the flush + // (Storage#deferWrite): held in memory, the batch unapplied until then. + if (core.defer > 0) { + await core.deferred(id, entry, position); + core.flush(); + return position; + } + // A block or a file that fails now holds the entry in memory, leaves the // batch unapplied (the next open replays it) and is reported — the write // itself stands. try { diff --git a/src/log.js b/src/log.js index b80afb5..85421cd 100644 --- a/src/log.js +++ b/src/log.js @@ -656,6 +656,11 @@ class OpLog { return this.read(eventId, options)?.entries ?? null; } + /** Every retained entry, oldest first, without a copy — for a selection over the whole log (src/outbound.js). */ + *scan() { + yield* this.#entries; + } + /** Every retained entry of the record `id`, oldest first — what `repair()` rebuilds from. */ entriesOf(id) { const seqs = this.#byId.get(id); diff --git a/src/options.js b/src/options.js index af4ef34..c73ffd5 100644 --- a/src/options.js +++ b/src/options.js @@ -105,6 +105,14 @@ const normalizeStorageOptions = (options) => { if (pendingMax !== undefined && !((Number.isInteger(pendingMax) && pendingMax > 0) || pendingMax === Infinity)) { throw new TypeError('open({ sync }): pendingMax must be a positive integer (Infinity to disable)'); } + // Record files may lag the log by this many ms (0: never): the log is + // durable at once and a crash replays the batch, so the writes of one + // record within the window coalesce into one file and one block — see + // Storage#deferWrite. + const defer = options.defer; + if (defer !== undefined && !(Number.isInteger(defer) && defer >= 0)) { + throw new TypeError('open({ defer }): defer must be a non-negative integer of milliseconds'); + } // Signed ops: 'verify' signs this node's and checks a peer's when it // carries a signature; 'require' refuses unsigned ones too; false does // neither. The node id is the signing key in every mode — see src/apply.js. @@ -130,6 +138,7 @@ const normalizeStorageOptions = (options) => { scope: typeof scope === 'function' ? scope : null, maxSkew: maxSkew ?? DEFAULT_MAX_SKEW, pendingMax: pendingMax ?? PENDING_MAX, + defer: defer ?? 0, signatures: signatures ?? 'verify', }; }; diff --git a/src/outbound.js b/src/outbound.js index e9fe6e2..f0be307 100644 --- a/src/outbound.js +++ b/src/outbound.js @@ -20,10 +20,11 @@ const { vectorHas, opKey, isBootstrapOp } = require('./vector.js'); * node id; `allStreams` takes `first` of every origin, not the sender's alone. */ const outbound = (log, { exclude, vector, scopes = null, own, allStreams = false }) => { - const entries = log.since(undefined) ?? log.since(log.formatId(log.floor - 1)) ?? []; const ops = []; const first = {}; - for (const { op } of entries) { + // One pass over what the log retains, no copy of it: a push and a merge + // run this on every call. + for (const { op } of log.scan()) { if (op.origin === exclude || op.from === exclude) continue; if (!opInScope(op, scopes)) continue; if ((allStreams || op.origin === own) && !isBootstrapOp(op)) first[opKey(op)] ??= op.seq; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index a3098bf..ba664ea 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -98,6 +98,11 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { #scopeOf; #maxSkew; #limits; + // Local writes whose record files wait (`open({ defer })`): id → the + // entry to write and the log positions it covers; one timer for the flush. + #defer = 0; + #deferred = new Map(); + #deferTimer = null; #signatures; #encrypted; #hooks; @@ -131,6 +136,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { // What the op model is told to bound (src/ops.js applyOp): the pending // work of a list or text field. Every fold of the log runs under it too. this.#limits = { pendingMax: settings.pendingMax }; + this.#defer = settings.defer; this.#signatures = settings.signatures; // Live Records, weakly: one the application still holds pins its cache // entry and follows the record; one it dropped is collected, and its @@ -304,6 +310,8 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { ahead: this.#ahead, maxSkew: this.#maxSkew, limits: this.#limits, + defer: this.#defer, + deferred: (id, entry, position) => this.#deferWrite(id, entry, position), signatures: this.#signatures, // Signs an op of this node's own, in place, once it is final. sign: this.#signatures === false ? null : (op) => signOp(op, this.#signing.privateKey), @@ -762,6 +770,10 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { cache: { size: this.#entries.size, max: this.#cacheMax, pinned }, catalog: { entries: this.#catalog.size, dirty: this.#catalog.dirty }, tags: { count: this.#tags.size, corrupt: this.#tags.corrupt }, + // Records whose files lag the log: deferred by `open({ defer })`, or + // held after a write that failed (replayed at the next open). + held: this.#entries.heldIds().size, + deferred: this.#deferred.size, log: { length: log.length, floor: log.floor, @@ -849,11 +861,66 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async #land(touched, fromSeq, toSeq) { try { await this.#persistBatch(touched, fromSeq, toSeq); - return true; } catch (error) { await this.#unpersisted(touched, error); return false; } + // A record written by this batch (a peer's page, a replay, a repair) was + // written from the cache, which held its deferred local ops too: those + // are on disk now, so their slot goes and their positions are applied — + // a later flush must not lay the older deferred entry over this file. + for (const id of touched.keys()) this.#settleDeferred(id); + return true; + } + + #settleDeferred(id) { + const slot = this.#deferred.get(id); + if (slot === undefined) return; + this.#deferred.delete(id); + for (const position of slot.positions) this.#log.applied(position); + } + + // A local write under `open({ defer })`: the entry is held — the cache and + // the catalog read it, the file and the block wait — and the flush is due + // in `defer` ms, or at once ahead of tag() and close(). The log is durable + // already; a crash before the flush replays the batch at the next open, + // as it does after a file write that failed. + async #deferWrite(id, entry, position) { + await this.#entries.hold(id, entry); + const slot = this.#deferred.get(id); + if (slot !== undefined) { + slot.entry = entry; + slot.positions.push(position); + } else this.#deferred.set(id, { entry, positions: [position] }); + if (this.#deferTimer === null) { + this.#deferTimer = setTimeout(() => { + this.#deferTimer = null; + this.#run(() => this.#flushDeferred()).catch(() => {}); + }, this.#defer); + this.#deferTimer.unref?.(); + } + } + + // The deferred writes landed: one chain block, every file, the log told. + // Inside the mutation queue, or after it drained (close). + async #flushDeferred() { + if (this.#deferTimer !== null) { + clearTimeout(this.#deferTimer); + this.#deferTimer = null; + } + if (this.#deferred.size === 0) return; + const pending = this.#deferred; + this.#deferred = new Map(); + const touched = new Map(); + const positions = []; + for (const [id, slot] of pending) { + touched.set(id, slot.entry); + positions.push(...slot.positions); + } + if (await this.#land(touched, Math.min(...positions), Math.max(...positions))) { + for (const position of positions) this.#log.applied(position); + } + this.#flushCatalog(); } async #unpersisted(touched, error) { @@ -1113,6 +1180,26 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { return this.applyPatches(id, await this.diff(id, undefined, at), { actor, source }); } + /** + * Rewrites record `id` as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of + * the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an + * `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move + * per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule, here and on + * every peer alike: a text of ten thousand runs is one, a tree's move log + * is one move per node, and the record reads the same. A peer's op stamped + * before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, as + * with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for + * a record that is not there, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one. + */ + async compact(id, { actor, source = null } = {}) { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); + if (entry?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here`); + if (entry === null || !isAlive(entry)) return 0; + const view = await this.#view(id, entry); + return this.applyPatches(id, diffViews(null, {}, view, kindsOf(entry)), { actor, source }); + } + /** * Names the storage as it is now: a tag — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, * vector, createdAt }` — that `at(name)` and `get(id, { at: { tag } })` @@ -1125,7 +1212,9 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { */ async tag(name) { if (!isRecordId(name)) throw new TypeError('tag() takes a name of the record-id form'); - return this.#run(() => { + return this.#run(async () => { + // Deferred files land first; what is held after that failed to write. + await this.#flushDeferred(); // A record logged but not on disk has no file to copy from: the tag // waits for it to land (the next write of it, or the next open). const held = this.#entries.heldIds(); @@ -1211,10 +1300,18 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { * ever applied to the record (nothing dropped, nothing cut by `limit`). * Rejects with ENCRYPTED for an encrypted record. */ - async history(id, { limit = 50 } = {}) { + async history(id, { limit = 50, before } = {}) { if (!(Number.isInteger(limit) && limit > 0) && limit !== Infinity) { throw new TypeError('history({ limit }) takes a positive integer'); } + // `before`: an event id of this log; the versions older than it — how a + // reader pages back once `complete` came out false. + let cut = null; + if (before !== undefined) { + cut = parseVersion(before); + if (cut.kind !== 'event') throw new TypeError('history({ before }) takes an event id'); + if (cut.epoch !== this.#log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); + } await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, history: true }); const { entries, purged } = await this.#applied(id); const droppedTs = this.#log.droppedTs; @@ -1222,7 +1319,13 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const steps = fold(entries, start, this.#limits); // The fold is whole — each version is the record after its op — but the // lens and afterRead run for the versions handed out alone. - const shown = steps.slice(Math.max(0, steps.length - limit)); + let upto = steps.length; + if (cut !== null) { + const at = steps.findIndex((step) => step.logged.seq >= cut.seq); + if (at !== -1) upto = at; + } + const first = Math.max(0, upto - limit); + const shown = steps.slice(first, upto); const versions = []; for (const { logged, entry, delta } of shown) { const { seq, op, scrubbed } = logged; @@ -1252,7 +1355,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { versions.reverse(); const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; const exact = fromReset && (await this.#present(id, last)); - return { versions, complete: droppedTs === 0 && steps.length <= limit, exact }; + return { versions, complete: droppedTs === 0 && first === 0, exact }; } // The retained entries of `id` this node applied, oldest first, and the @@ -1669,6 +1772,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { this.#closed = true; await this.#sync.stop(); const seal = async () => { + await this.#flushDeferred(); await this.#catalogSave; await this.#catalog.save(this.#log.lastEventId); await this.#log.close(); diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index a49d7b6..7ba8948 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -624,6 +624,11 @@ expectError(log.retain(true)); expectType(storage.stats().cache.pinned); expectType<{ tail: string } | null>(storage.stats().chain); expectType<{ count: number; corrupt: boolean }>(storage.stats().tags); +expectType(storage.stats().deferred); +expectAssignable({ defer: 50 }); +expectError(syncom.open({ defer: '50ms' })); +expectType>(storage.compact('id')); +expectType>(storage.history('id', { limit: 10, before: 'epoch:1' })); expectType(storage.sync.hosted()); expectType(storage.sync.hosted()[0].cursor); expectType(storage.sync.peers()[0].lastError!.code); diff --git a/tests/storage.defer.test.js b/tests/storage.defer.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..492e5bd --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/storage.defer.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +'use strict'; + +// open({ defer }): a local write's record file lags the log by at most the +// window — the log is durable at once, reads see every write, tag() and +// close() flush first, a peer's write of the record settles what waited. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const fs = require('node:fs/promises'); +const path = require('node:path'); +const syncom = require('..'); +const { createTemp, cleanupTemp } = require('./utils/temp.js'); + +const openTemp = async (t, options = {}) => { + const dir = await createTemp(); + t.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + const storage = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, ...options }); + t.after(() => storage.close().catch(() => {})); + return { dir, storage }; +}; +const file = async (dir, id) => { + try { + return JSON.parse(await fs.readFile(path.join(dir, 'data', `${id}.json`), 'utf8')).data; + } catch (error) { + if (error.code === 'ENOENT') return null; + throw error; + } +}; +const sleep = (ms) => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); + +test('open({ defer }): record files lag the log by the window, never the reads', async (t) => { + await t.test( + 'writes within the window coalesce into one file and one block; reads see every write at once', + async (t2) => { + const { dir, storage } = await openTemp(t2, { defer: 40 }); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + for (const ch of 'hello') await storage.push(id, 'body', ch); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'doc', body: 'hello' }, 'the cache reads every write'); + assert.strictEqual(await file(dir, id), null, 'no file yet'); + assert.deepStrictEqual([storage.stats().deferred, storage.stats().held], [1, 1]); + assert.strictEqual(storage.log.length, 6, 'six ops in the log already'); + await sleep(120); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await file(dir, id), { title: 'doc', body: 'hello' }, 'one file, the final state'); + assert.deepStrictEqual([storage.stats().deferred, storage.stats().held], [0, 0]); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true, 'one block covers the six ops'); + }, + ); + + await t.test('tag() and close() flush first; the file is whole on disk after close', async (t2) => { + const { dir, storage } = await openTemp(t2, { defer: 10_000 }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + await storage.update(id, { n: 2 }); + assert.strictEqual(await file(dir, id), null); + const tag = await storage.tag('t'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await file(dir, id), { n: 2 }, 'flushed ahead of the tag'); + await storage.update(id, { n: 3 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await file(dir, id), { n: 2 }, 'deferred again'); + await storage.close(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await file(dir, id), { n: 3 }, 'flushed by close'); + const again = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, defer: 10_000 }); + t2.after(() => again.close().catch(() => {})); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await again.get(id), { n: 3 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + await again.at('t').get(id), + { n: 2 }, + 'the tag copied the file before the flush changed it', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(again.tags(), [tag]); + }); + + await t.test('a peer’s op on a deferred record writes the file whole and settles what waited', async (t2) => { + const { dir, storage } = await openTemp(t2, { defer: 60 }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 1 }); + await storage.update(id, { local: true }); + assert.strictEqual(await file(dir, id), null); + const peer = { origin: 'peer', seq: 1, ts: Date.now() + 1, type: 'set', id, data: { peer: true } }; + await storage.applyRemote([peer]); + const written = await file(dir, id); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + written, + { n: 1, local: true, peer: true }, + 'the page wrote the record, local writes included', + ); + assert.strictEqual(storage.stats().deferred, 0, 'nothing waits any more'); + await sleep(150); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await file(dir, id), written, 'no older entry was laid over the file'); + }); + + await t.test('the option is a non-negative integer of milliseconds', async (t2) => { + const dir = await createTemp(); + t2.after(() => cleanupTemp(dir)); + assert.throws(() => syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, defer: -1 }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false, defer: '50' }), TypeError); + }); +}); diff --git a/tests/suites/history.js b/tests/suites/history.js index 7ef81b7..5925fa1 100644 --- a/tests/suites/history.js +++ b/tests/suites/history.js @@ -414,6 +414,30 @@ const runHistoryTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { [30, 29, 28, 27, 26], ); }); + + await t.test('history({ before }) pages back: the versions older than an event id, until complete', async (t2) => { + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0 }); + for (let i = 1; i <= 25; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: i }); + const seen = []; + let page = await storage.history(id, { limit: 10 }); + assert.strictEqual(page.complete, false); + seen.push(...page.versions.map((version) => version.data.n)); + while (!page.complete) { + const oldest = page.versions[page.versions.length - 1]; + page = await storage.history(id, { limit: 10, before: oldest.eventId }); + seen.push(...page.versions.map((version) => version.data.n)); + } + assert.deepStrictEqual( + seen, + Array.from({ length: 26 }, (_, i) => 25 - i), + 'every version once, newest first', + ); + const first = page.versions[page.versions.length - 1].eventId; + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.history(id, { limit: 10, before: first })).versions, []); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.history(id, { before: 7 }), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.history(id, { before: { vector: {} } }), TypeError); + }); }; module.exports = { runHistoryTests }; diff --git a/tests/suites/patches.js b/tests/suites/patches.js index 0972d57..ab85339 100644 --- a/tests/suites/patches.js +++ b/tests/suites/patches.js @@ -395,6 +395,41 @@ const runPatchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.log.entriesOf(id).at(-1).op.value, [['x', { [added.origin]: added.ts }]]); }, ); + + await t.test( + 'compact() rewrites a record as one op per field: a text of many runs is one, a tree one move per node, the reading the same', + async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ title: 'doc', n: 1 }); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 3); + await a.add(id, 'tags', ['x', 'y']); + for (const ch of 'hello') await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, ch); // prepends: a run each + await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'r'); + for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', `n${i}`, 'r'); + // Each move takes the node to the end: twenty real moves in the log. + for (let i = 0; i < 20; i++) await a.treeMove(id, 'outline', `n${i % 5}`, 'r'); + await settle([a, b]); + const before = await a.get(id); + const blocks = async (storage) => (await storage.snapshot()).records.find((r) => r.id === id).meta; + const was = await blocks(a); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(was.seqs.body.runs).length, 5); + assert.ok(Object.values(was.trees.outline.moves).flat().length > 20, 'a move log worth compacting'); + const ops = await a.compact(id); + assert.strictEqual(ops, 10, 'a write, an inc, an add, a splice, six moves'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(id), before, 'reads the same'); + const now = await blocks(a); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(now.seqs.body.runs).length, 1, 'one run'); + assert.strictEqual(Object.values(now.trees.outline.moves).flat().length, 6, 'one move per node'); + assert.strictEqual(Object.keys(now.counters.hits).length, 1, 'one slot: the sum as this node’s'); + await settle([a, b]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await b.get(id), before, 'the peer reads the same'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await blocks(b), now, 'and holds the same blocks'); + assert.strictEqual((await a.history(id, { limit: 1 })).exact, true); + assert.strictEqual(await a.compact('nope'), 0, 'a record that is not there'); + }, + ); }; module.exports = { runPatchTests }; From d6fcb2f06f9af3dfad50c1141d6ea93960d91734 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:23:07 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 33/53] =?UTF-8?q?feat(telemetry):=20spans=20for=20tags,=20?= =?UTF-8?q?history,=20versions=20and=20patches;=20the=20names=20guarded=20?= =?UTF-8?q?(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E6)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit tag(), untag(), history(), get(id, { at }) and applyPatches() — and so restore() and compact() — were silent to the injected tracer. They are spans now: syncom.tag (records in the catalog copied), syncom.untag, syncom.history (entries folded, versions handed out, exact), syncom.version (entries folded for one version), syncom.patches (patches, ops applied; each op a syncom.commit child) — none carrying a record id, an origin, a url or a scope. stats() reports log.pins. tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js keeps the surface honest: every `event:` a logger receives, every span and every metric created in src/ has a row in docs/guide/telemetry.md, or the test fails — the rows for tags.dropped, tags.unreadable and sync.node.unreadable were missing until the third epic. A branch merge and an undo step are not spanned: the subpaths do not hold the storage's writer, and their ops are commits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- docs/guide/telemetry.md | 5 +++ docs/reference/api.md | 2 +- index.d.ts | 2 + src/log.js | 5 +++ src/storage.js | 59 ++++++++++++++++++++------ tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js | 36 ++++++++++++++++ tests/telemetry.test.js | 32 ++++++++++++++ 7 files changed, 127 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) create mode 100644 tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js diff --git a/docs/guide/telemetry.md b/docs/guide/telemetry.md index 993f250..035edd2 100644 --- a/docs/guide/telemetry.md +++ b/docs/guide/telemetry.md @@ -72,6 +72,11 @@ wrpc's spans around the actual calls. | `syncom.log.roll` | sealing open files into a segment and compacting | `syncom.log.sealed`, `syncom.log.dropped`, `syncom.log.floor` | | `syncom.log.scrub` | a purge stripping an id's entries from the log files | `syncom.log.scrubbed` | | `syncom.catalog.rebuild` | the catalog rebuilt from a scan of `data/` at open | `syncom.records` | +| `syncom.tag` | a tag taken: the catalog copied under the log position | `syncom.records` | +| `syncom.untag` | a tag dropped: the copies the older tag needs moved, the rest removed | — | +| `syncom.history` | `history()`: the record's retained entries folded, the versions handed out | `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.versions`, `syncom.exact` | +| `syncom.version` | `get(id, { at })`: one version folded out of the log (a tag's copy is a file read, not a fold) | `syncom.ops.count` | +| `syncom.patches` | `applyPatches()`, and so `restore()` and `compact()`: the batch rehearsed, then every op committed (each a `syncom.commit` child) | `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.ops.applied` | † off the span when `includeIdentity` is false (so is `syncom.scope`). diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 24e0f9c..41a9a7b 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `validate(id, data, blockHash)` | `Promise` | One record against its block | | `getCachedData(id)` | `unknown \| null` | Synchronous cache peek, raw (no lens) | | `hasRecord(id)` | `boolean` | Whether the id is a live record — from the catalog, no I/O | -| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, tags: { count, corrupt }, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O; `tags.corrupt` while `tags.json` could not be read | +| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, tags: { count, corrupt }, held, deferred, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs, pins }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O; `tags.corrupt` while `tags.json` could not be read; `held` records whose files lag the log after a failed write, `deferred` those waiting under `open({ defer })`; `log.pins` readers holding segments past retention | | `applyRemote(ops, { via, scopes, peer, adoptFrom, bound }?)` | `Promise<{ applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope }>` | Applies a peer's ops, in order per origin; `peer` is `{ url, node }` for the hooks; `malformed` ops (shape, id, a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew`) and ops refused for their signature (`forged`; `unsigned` under `sync.signatures: 'require'`) are counted and dropped; an `advance` is adopted only when its origin is `adoptFrom`; under `bound` (a host's push passes the peer's granted scopes) an op whose record is outside them, before or after it, is counted `outOfScope` and dropped | | `snapshot({ cursor, limit, scopes }?)` | `Promise<{ records, cursor, eventId, vector }>` | One page of state, tombstones included | | `mergeSnapshot(records, { via, from }?)` | `Promise` | Joins a page (as `merge` ops of this node) | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index e48aba2..4e30e73 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1018,6 +1018,8 @@ export interface StorageStats { segments: number; latestTs: number; droppedTs: number; + /** Readers holding segments past retention: undo managers, mostly. */ + pins: number; }; /** The tags held; `corrupt` when `tags.json` could not be read at open (no tags, `tag()` refused until it is repaired). */ tags: { count: number; corrupt: boolean }; diff --git a/src/log.js b/src/log.js index 85421cd..d148a57 100644 --- a/src/log.js +++ b/src/log.js @@ -459,6 +459,11 @@ class OpLog { return () => void this.#pins.delete(keep); } + /** How many readers hold segments past retention (`pin`). */ + get pins() { + return this.#pins.size; + } + /** * Entries compaction must not drop, whatever the retention: `keep(entry)` * answers true for one that must stay, and the segment holding it stays diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index ba664ea..e81d18c 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -782,6 +782,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { segments: log.segments, latestTs: log.latestTs, droppedTs: log.droppedTs, + pins: log.pins, }, chain: this.#chain ? { tail: this.#chain.tailHash } : null, lock: this.#lock ? { mode: this.#lockOptions.mode } : null, @@ -1043,8 +1044,14 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { let data = null; if (version.kind === 'tag') data = await this.#readTag(id, version.name); else { - const past = await this.#past(id, version); - if (past !== null) data = await this.#folded(id, past); + const read = async () => { + const past = await this.#past(id, version); + if (past === null) return { data: null, folded: 0 }; + return { data: await this.#folded(id, past), folded: past.entries.length }; + }; + const otel = this.#otel; + const after = (result) => ({ 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded }); + ({ data } = otel.enabled ? await traced(otel, 'syncom.version', {}, read, after) : await read()); } const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; @@ -1151,7 +1158,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); if (!Array.isArray(patches)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches() takes an array of patches'); const ops = patches.map(realize); - return this.#run(async () => { + const apply = async () => { // Every op resolved and applied over a scratch record first — an index // out of range, a kind clash, a cycle, a type change — so nothing is // appended unless all of them can be: a restore lands whole or not at @@ -1167,7 +1174,13 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { } if (ops.some(([type]) => type === 'delete' || type === 'purge')) this.#records.delete(id); return count; - }); + }; + const otel = this.#otel; + if (!otel.enabled) return this.#run(apply); + const attributes = { 'syncom.ops.count': ops.length }; + return this.#run(() => + traced(otel, 'syncom.patches', attributes, apply, (count) => ({ 'syncom.ops.applied': count })), + ); } /** @@ -1223,20 +1236,27 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { const message = `tag(): ${ids.join(', ')}: logged, but not written; take the tag once they land`; throw new SyncomError('UNPERSISTED', message, { ids }); } - return this.#tags.take(name, { - eventId: this.#log.lastEventId, - seq: this.#log.next - 1, - ts: this.#log.latestTs, - vector: this.#log.vector, - rows: this.#catalog.rows(), - }); + const rows = this.#catalog.rows(); + const take = () => + this.#tags.take(name, { + eventId: this.#log.lastEventId, + seq: this.#log.next - 1, + ts: this.#log.latestTs, + vector: this.#log.vector, + rows, + }); + const otel = this.#otel; + if (!otel.enabled) return take(); + return traced(otel, 'syncom.tag', {}, take, () => ({ 'syncom.records': rows.length })); }); } /** Drops a tag; what the next older tag needs of its copies moves there. Rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ async untag(name) { if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('untag() takes a name'); - return this.#run(() => this.#tags.drop(name)); + const drop = () => this.#tags.drop(name); + const otel = this.#otel; + return this.#run(() => (otel.enabled ? traced(otel, 'syncom.untag', {}, drop, () => ({})) : drop())); } /** The tags, oldest first. */ @@ -1312,6 +1332,19 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { if (cut.kind !== 'event') throw new TypeError('history({ before }) takes an event id'); if (cut.epoch !== this.#log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); } + const read = () => this.#history(id, limit, cut); + const otel = this.#otel; + const after = (result) => ({ + 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded, + 'syncom.versions': result.versions.length, + 'syncom.exact': result.exact, + }); + const { folded, ...result } = otel.enabled ? await traced(otel, 'syncom.history', {}, read, after) : await read(); + return result; + } + + // The fold and the versions handed out — `folded`, how many entries, for the span. + async #history(id, limit, cut) { await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, history: true }); const { entries, purged } = await this.#applied(id); const droppedTs = this.#log.droppedTs; @@ -1355,7 +1388,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { versions.reverse(); const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; const exact = fromReset && (await this.#present(id, last)); - return { versions, complete: droppedTs === 0 && first === 0, exact }; + return { versions, complete: droppedTs === 0 && first === 0, exact, folded: entries.length }; } // The retained entries of `id` this node applied, oldest first, and the diff --git a/tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js b/tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..29a2ee9 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The names are a surface: every `event:` a logger receives, every span and +// every metric syncom emits has a row in docs/guide/telemetry.md. This keeps +// the code and the page in step — a new name needs its row. + +const test = require('node:test'); +const assert = require('node:assert'); +const { readFileSync, readdirSync } = require('node:fs'); +const path = require('node:path'); + +const ROOT = path.join(__dirname, '..', '..'); +const SRC = path.join(ROOT, 'src'); + +const sources = () => + readdirSync(SRC) + .filter((name) => name.endsWith('.js')) + .map((name) => readFileSync(path.join(SRC, name), 'utf8')); + +const names = (pattern) => { + const found = new Set(); + for (const source of sources()) for (const match of source.matchAll(pattern)) found.add(match[1]); + return [...found].sort(); +}; + +test('every log event, span and metric name in src/ has a row in docs/guide/telemetry.md', () => { + const page = readFileSync(path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'guide', 'telemetry.md'), 'utf8'); + const documented = (name) => page.includes(`\`${name}\``); + const events = names(/\bevent: '([a-z][a-z0-9._]*)'/g); + const spans = names(/(?:withSpan|traced)\(\s*(?:[a-zA-Z.#]+,\s*)?'(syncom\.[a-z0-9.]+)'/g); + const metrics = names(/create(?:Counter|Histogram|ObservableGauge)\('(syncom\.[a-z0-9.]+)'/g); + assert.ok(events.length >= 30, `${events.length} events found`); + assert.ok(spans.length >= 8, `${spans.length} spans found`); + assert.ok(metrics.length >= 10, `${metrics.length} metrics found`); + for (const name of [...events, ...spans, ...metrics]) assert.ok(documented(name), `no row for ${name}`); +}); diff --git a/tests/telemetry.test.js b/tests/telemetry.test.js index 6c7bc76..77dbac7 100644 --- a/tests/telemetry.test.js +++ b/tests/telemetry.test.js @@ -409,6 +409,38 @@ test('Storage telemetry', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(point(await points('syncom.write.duration'), { 'syncom.path': 'commit' }).value.count, 3); }); + await t.test( + 'a tag, a history read, a version read and a patch batch are spanned, with counts and no identity', + async (t2) => { + const { tracer, named } = createTracing(); + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2, { telemetry: { tracer } }); + const id = await storage.insert({ n: 0 }); + for (let i = 1; i <= 3; i++) await storage.update(id, { n: i }); + await storage.tag('v1'); + await storage.untag('v1'); + const { versions } = await storage.history(id, { limit: 2 }); + await storage.get(id, { at: versions[1].eventId }); + await storage.applyPatches(id, [ + { action: 'put', field: 'n', value: 9 }, + { action: 'inc', field: 'hits', value: 1 }, + ]); + const [tag] = named('syncom.tag'); + assert.strictEqual(tag.attributes['syncom.records'], 1); + assert.strictEqual(named('syncom.untag').length, 1); + const [history] = named('syncom.history'); + const read = (span, keys) => keys.map((key) => span.attributes[key]); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(history, ['syncom.ops.count', 'syncom.versions', 'syncom.exact']), [4, 2, true]); + const [version] = named('syncom.version'); + assert.strictEqual(version.attributes['syncom.ops.count'], 3, 'the entries inside the cut'); + const [patches] = named('syncom.patches'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(read(patches, ['syncom.ops.count', 'syncom.ops.applied']), [2, 2]); + assert.strictEqual(named('syncom.commit').length, 6, 'the patch ops are commit spans too'); + for (const span of [tag, history, version, patches]) { + assert.strictEqual('syncom.record.id' in span.attributes, false, `${span.name} carries no identity`); + } + }, + ); + await t.test('a refused local write is an error span and an error sample', async (t2) => { const { tracer, named } = createTracing(); const { meter, points } = createMetrics(); From 4f2565328f13ffdc02b67d1d1c1227d6ba807be1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:27:14 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 34/53] =?UTF-8?q?refactor(storage):=20unmarkById,=20and=20?= =?UTF-8?q?one=20way=20to=20read=20a=20version=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E?= =?UTF-8?q?7)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - unmark(id, key, markId) overloaded unmark() by the type of its third argument and read the options from the fourth; it is unmarkById() now, on Storage and Record alike — one method, one signature, as Loro's and Automerge's unmark(range, name) is — and unmark() takes a range alone. Decision 5б; a pre-publication API change. - #getAt, #readTag, #folded and #entryOf each parsed the version and branched on a tag or a fold; #versionEntry does it once (the fold under the syncom.version span) and #reading hands the record out as get() does. The stray block in #folded is gone with it. What E7 leaves out, and why: splitting the sequence and versions API out of storage.js into path modules (M-1) costs bytes the 64 KB ceiling has not got — the browser entry stands at 63.8 KB and the last such split cost 2.3 KB in shared property names — so it waits for the design decision the ceiling calls for; the same for an rle.js split (M-7). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- docs/guide/lists.md | 2 +- docs/reference/api.md | 5 ++- index.d.ts | 7 ++-- src/record.js | 5 +++ src/storage.js | 79 ++++++++++++++++++--------------------- tests/index.test-d.ts | 3 +- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 7 ++-- 7 files changed, 56 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 48b646f..aa4bfce 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ await storage.unmark(id, 'body', 0, 7, 'bold'); - **Many.** `{ many: true }` makes a mark stack with every other of its name instead of replacing it — comments, suggestions — and `spans` lists them as `[{ id, value }]`, oldest first. Such a mark goes only by its id: - `unmark(id, key, markId)` with what `mark()` resolved to. + `unmarkById(id, key, markId)` with what `mark()` resolved to. - The field still reads as the plain string; `spans` is raw — no lens, no read hooks. Blocks (paragraphs, headings) are records: a document is a list of block ids, each block a record with a text field. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 41a9a7b..afc7415 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -66,7 +66,8 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Puts `node` of a tree field under `parent` (`null`: a root) — after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op); creates the node, the field and the record when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang under the other: the older move stands, the newer is kept without effect, on every node. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node and `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; a move to where the node already is makes no op; throws on the other kinds | | `treeRemove(id, key, node, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes `node` of a tree field with everything under it — a `tree` op moving it under `$trash`; a node not known here is created there, so a concurrent creation lands removed; twice is nothing | | `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Marks visible range `[start, end)` of a text field with `name: value` (a `mark` op); `expand` (`'after'` by default, `'before'`, `'both'`, `'none'`) says whether text typed at the edges takes the style; per name the newest mark wins; `many: true` stacks with every other of its name. Resolves to the mark's id; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a list and on the other kinds | -| `unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand, actor }?)` / `unmark(id, key, markId, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes a style over a range (a null mark under the reversed expand rule), or one mark by id — the only way for a `many` mark | +| `unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand, actor }?)` | `Promise` | Removes a style over a range: a null mark under the reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style would not | +| `unmarkById(id, key, markId, { actor }?)` | `Promise` | Switches one mark off by its id (what `mark()` resolved to) — the only way for a `many` mark | | `spans(id, key)` | `Promise` | The text field as runs of equal style, `[{ text, marks }]`; raw — no lens, no read hooks; `null` unless the field is a text | | `cursor(id, key, index, { side }?)` | `Promise` | A cursor into a list or text field — a place that survives edits around it, before the element at `index` (`'before'`, the default) or after the one before it; `null` out of range or when the field is not a sequence | | `index(id, key, cursor)` | `Promise` | Where a cursor is now; `null` once its place is gone (a reset) | @@ -125,7 +126,7 @@ assignment, and when the record changes in storage (`null` data once deleted). `splice(key, index, count?, content?, { actor }?)`, `push(key, content, { actor }?)`, `updateText(key, text, { actor }?)`, `setAt(key, index, value, { actor }?)`, `move(key, from, to, { actor }?)`, `mark(key, start, end, name, value, options?)`, -`unmark(…)`, `spans(key)`, `cursor(key, index, options?)`, `index(key, cursor)`, +`unmark(…)`, `unmarkById(key, markId)`, `spans(key)`, `cursor(key, index, options?)`, `index(key, cursor)`, `treeMove(key, node, parent?, { after, before, actor }?)`, `treeRemove(key, node, { actor }?)`, `delete({ actor }?)`, plus a live property per field of the loaded object. diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 4e30e73..5f98833 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1632,8 +1632,8 @@ export interface Storage { name: string, options?: WriteOptions & { expand?: MarkExpand }, ): Promise; - /** Switches one mark off by its id — the only way for a `many` mark. */ - unmark(id: string, key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Switches one mark off by its id (what `mark()` resolved to) — the only way for a `many` mark. */ + unmarkById(id: string, key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** Text field `key` as runs of equal style; raw (no lens, no read hooks); `null` unless the field is a text. */ spans(id: string, key: string): Promise; /** @@ -1829,7 +1829,8 @@ export interface SyncomRecord { ): Promise; /** Removes a style from a text field — `storage.unmark` with this record's id. */ unmark(key: string, start: number, end: number, name: string, options?: WriteOptions & { expand?: MarkExpand }): Promise; - unmark(key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; + /** Switches one mark off by its id — `storage.unmarkById` with this record's id. */ + unmarkById(key: string, markId: string, options?: WriteOptions): Promise; /** The text field as runs of equal style — `storage.spans` with this record's id. */ spans(key: string): Promise; /** A cursor into a list or text field — `storage.cursor` with this record's id. */ diff --git a/src/record.js b/src/record.js index 91cb510..5dad5ad 100644 --- a/src/record.js +++ b/src/record.js @@ -176,6 +176,11 @@ class Record extends Emitter { await this.#storage.unmark(this.#id, key, start, end, name, options); } + /** Switches one mark off by its id; the storage-level `unmarkById` with this record's id. */ + async unmarkById(key, markId, options = {}) { + await this.#storage.unmarkById(this.#id, key, markId, options); + } + /** The text field as runs of equal style; the storage-level `spans` with this record's id. */ async spans(key) { return this.#storage.spans(this.#id, key); diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index e81d18c..1777fd7 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -1041,22 +1041,36 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { async #getAt(id, at) { const version = parseVersion(at); await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, at }); - let data = null; - if (version.kind === 'tag') data = await this.#readTag(id, version.name); - else { - const read = async () => { - const past = await this.#past(id, version); - if (past === null) return { data: null, folded: 0 }; - return { data: await this.#folded(id, past), folded: past.entries.length }; - }; - const otel = this.#otel; - const after = (result) => ({ 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded }); - ({ data } = otel.enabled ? await traced(otel, 'syncom.version', {}, read, after) : await read()); - } + const { entry } = await this.#versionEntry(id, version); + const data = await this.#reading(id, entry); const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; } + // The entry of `id` at `version` — a tag's copy, or the fold of the log, + // a span (`syncom.version`) when a tracer listens — and how many entries + // the fold ran over; the entry is null when the record was not there. + async #versionEntry(id, version) { + if (version.kind === 'tag') return { entry: await this.#entryAt(version.name, id), folded: 0 }; + const read = async () => { + const past = await this.#past(id, version); + if (past === null) return { entry: null, folded: 0 }; + const steps = fold(past.entries, past.start, this.#limits); + return { entry: steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null, folded: past.entries.length }; + }; + const otel = this.#otel; + if (!otel.enabled) return read(); + return traced(otel, 'syncom.version', {}, read, (result) => ({ 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded })); + } + + // What an entry reads as, the way `get()` hands a record out: an encrypted + // one as its data, a live one through the lens, a tombstone or none as null. + async #reading(id, entry) { + if (entry === null) return null; + if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); + return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; + } + // The record at a tag, as an entry: its file as it was — the tag's copy, // or the file as it is when nothing changed it since — parsed; `null` // when it was not there. @@ -1071,15 +1085,6 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { return raw === null ? this.#entries.load(id) : this.#entries.parse(id, raw); } - // The record at a tag as it reads, through the lens; `null` when it was - // not there. - async #readTag(id, name) { - const entry = await this.#entryAt(name, id); - if (entry === null) return null; - if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); - return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; - } - // What a cursor at a tag reads through: the tag's catalog, and the record // as it was — lensed, without the read hooks, like the live seam. A tag // does not change, so there is nothing to watch, and its catalog carries @@ -1104,25 +1109,11 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { }; } - async #folded(id, past) { - { - const { entries, start } = past; - const steps = fold(entries, start, this.#limits); - const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; - return last !== null && isAlive(last) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, last)) : null; - } - } - // The entry of `id` at a version — the present when `at` is undefined, // a tag's copy, or the fold of the log — or null when it was not there. async #entryOf(id, at) { if (at === undefined) return this.#entries.load(id); - const version = parseVersion(at); - if (version.kind === 'tag') return this.#entryAt(version.name, id); - const past = await this.#past(id, version); - if (past === null) return null; - const steps = fold(past.entries, past.start, this.#limits); - return steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; + return (await this.#versionEntry(id, parseVersion(at))).entry; } /** @@ -1576,16 +1567,20 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { * a `many` mark. */ async unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand = 'after', actor } = {}) { - if (typeof start === 'string') { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('unmark() takes a field name'); - if (!isRunKey(start)) throw new TypeError('unmark() takes a mark id, or a range and a name'); - await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, off: start }, end && typeof end === 'object' ? end : { actor }); - return; - } markArgs('unmark', key, start, end, name, expand); await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, start, end, name, value: null, expand: REVERSED[expand] }, { actor }); } + /** + * Switches one mark of text field `key` off by its id — what `mark()` + * resolved to — the only way for a `many` mark. + */ + async unmarkById(id, key, markId, { actor } = {}) { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('unmarkById() takes a field name'); + if (!isRunKey(markId)) throw new TypeError('unmarkById() takes a mark id'); + await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, off: markId }, { actor }); + } + /** * Text field `key` of record `id` as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, * `marks` per name the winning value (a `many` name lists `{ id, value }`). diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 7ba8948..aa1ccca 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -194,7 +194,8 @@ expectType>(record.updateText('body', 'x')); expectType>(storage.mark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true, { expand: 'after' })); expectType>(storage.mark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'comment', { by: 'ada' }, { many: true })); expectType>(storage.unmark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'bold')); -expectType>(storage.unmark('id', 'body', '1:a')); +expectType>(storage.unmarkById('id', 'body', '1:a')); +expectError(storage.unmark('id', 'body', '1:a')); expectType>(storage.spans('id', 'body')); expectError(storage.mark('id', 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true, { expand: 'sideways' })); expectType>(record.mark('body', 0, 1, 'em', true)); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index a6f1f83..c6e0116 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { }, { text: 'll', marks: { comment: [{ id: c2, value: { by: 'bob' } }] } }, ]); - await storage.unmark(id, 'body', c1); + await storage.unmarkById(id, 'body', c1); assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.spans(id, 'body')).slice(0, 2), [ { text: '>h', marks: {} }, { text: 'ell', marks: { comment: [{ id: c2, value: { by: 'bob' } }] } }, @@ -351,7 +351,8 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 1, 'bold', true, { expand: 'sideways' }), TypeError); await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 1, '', true), TypeError); await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 1, 'bold', undefined), TypeError); - await assert.rejects(() => storage.unmark(id, 'body', 'not a mark id'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.unmarkById(id, 'body', 'not a mark id'), TypeError); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.unmark(id, 'body', 'not a range'), TypeError); await storage.push(id, 'items', [1]); await assert.rejects(() => storage.mark(id, 'items', 0, 1, 'bold', true), /list; use splice\(\), push/); await storage.update(id, { title: 'plain' }); @@ -363,7 +364,7 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { const record = await storage.record(id); const em = await record.mark('body', 0, 1, 'em', true); assert.deepStrictEqual((await record.spans('body'))[0], { text: '>', marks: { em: true } }); - await record.unmark('body', em); + await record.unmarkById('body', em); assert.deepStrictEqual((await record.spans('body'))[0].marks, {}); assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); From 1386e85472b54f94dd763c4ff972286b1f3e91d6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:53:46 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 35/53] =?UTF-8?q?refactor(storage):=20the=20field=20kinds'?= =?UTF-8?q?=20API=20and=20the=20versions=20API=20as=20path=20modules=20(re?= =?UTF-8?q?view=20=E2=84=962,=20E7,=20M-1)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit storage.js had grown back to 1 821 lines: the API of lists, texts and trees (splice … treeRemove, spans/cursor/index) and the versions API (get at, history, diff/applyPatches/restore/compact, tag/untag/at) sat in the facade beside the open sequence and the queue. They are two modules now, over the same core Storage lends its write paths: - src/fields.js — inc/add/remove, splice/push/updateText, mark/unmark/ unmarkById, spans/cursor/index, setAt/move, treeMove/treeRemove. Every write is one op through the queued commit (`core.commit`); updateText diffs inside the queue (`core.run`). - src/versions.js — getAt (and `reading`, which get() shares), diff, applyPatches, restore, compact, tag, untag, at, history, with the private readers (entryAt, past, present, versionEntry, sourceAt) they used. - The core gains what the API modules reach beside the write paths: the hooks, the tags, the entities, `run`, `commit`, `forget`, `flushDeferred`. - Storage keeps one delegate per method, so the public surface, the d.ts and every test stay as they were. storage.js is 1 324 lines. Bytes: 63.7 → 64.4 KB min+gzip — the core's property names where private fields minified away. The 64 KB ceiling of the second review was lifted by the user for this split (2026-10-24): budget 64.5 KB, the rule "a raise names its feature" kept, CONTRIBUTING reworded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 4 + CONTRIBUTING.md | 8 +- scripts/size.js | 13 +- src/fields.js | 238 ++++++++++++++++++ src/storage.js | 647 ++++++------------------------------------------ src/versions.js | 434 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 6 files changed, 764 insertions(+), 580 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/fields.js create mode 100644 src/versions.js diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 487774b..70e4721 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -57,6 +57,10 @@ src/catalog.js the record catalog: live ids, collections, indexed val src/query.js compileQuery (Mango predicate), compareRows, Cursor — reads through storage[SOURCE] src/shared-log.js isSharedLog — the reserved broker-log contract (wrpc BrokerLog shape), no consumer yet src/storage.js Storage — the facade: open sequence, the mutation queue, the public API, the `core` it lends +src/fields.js the API of the field kinds beyond registers — inc/add/remove, splice…treeRemove, spans/cursor/index — + over the lent core; Storage keeps a delegate per method +src/versions.js the versions API — get(id, { at }), history, diff/applyPatches/restore/compact, tag/untag/at — over the + lent core; Storage keeps a delegate per method src/entries.js EntryStore — record files under data/, the bounded cache, the catalog row each change leaves src/record.js Reference, Record, Collection — what the application holds; public API + the symbols only src/commit.js the one local write path: prepare → validate → persist → announce (`storage[COMMIT]`) diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index 7459e35..18e4679 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -96,9 +96,11 @@ Benchmarks are not run in CI: they measure a machine, not a change. `pnpm size` prints one row per `exports` entry and enforces a min+gzip budget on the browser entry. The budget is a **ratchet, not a target**: raise it deliberately, in the same change that earns the bytes, and say why in a comment -next to the number. For v1 the main entry has a **ceiling of 64 KB**: a raise -below it names its feature; going past it is a design decision (an engine -subpath, an injected kind), taken in a plan, not in the number. +next to the number. The main entry's v1 ceiling of 64 KB was passed on +2026-10-24 for the module split of the second review (the comment in +`scripts/size.js` names it); every raise still names its feature, and a +raise of more than a kilobyte is a design decision (an engine subpath, an +injected kind), taken in a plan, not in the number. ## Release checklist diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 25dac74..7de0a96 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -116,11 +116,14 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // epic — the argument checks shared with realize(), the kind clash refused // before any index is read, applyPatches rehearsed before the first append, // a merge that asks for every stream — the raise to 62.5 KB (62.0 measured). - // 64 KB is the CEILING for v1, decided with the second review (2026-10-24): - // a raise below it names its feature here, as every one above did; a need - // to go past it is a design question (an engine subpath, say), not a line - // edit. Measured 62.4 KB after the kinds' precedence and the tags repair. - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 64 }, + // 64 KB was the ceiling set with the second review (2026-10-24); the raise + // past it was decided the same day, for the review's maintainability epic: + // the API of the field kinds (src/fields.js) and the versions API + // (src/versions.js) as path modules over the lent core, the facade a + // delegate per method — the raise to 64.5 KB (64.4 measured; the shared + // property names of the core cost what private fields minified away). The + // rule stays: a raise names its feature here. + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 64.5 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/fields.js b/src/fields.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..655ce17 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/fields.js @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The API of the field kinds beyond registers — counters, sets, lists, +// texts and trees — over the `core` Storage lends (Storage#lend). Every +// write is one op through the queued commit (`core.commit`, what +// `storage[COMMIT]` runs), its arguments checked first in src/args.js; +// `updateText` diffs inside the queue (`core.run`) and commits each hunk +// through the local write path (src/commit.js). The readers of a sequence +// (`spans`, `cursor`, `index`) read the record raw: no lens, no hooks. +// Storage keeps one delegate per method, so the public surface stays on +// the facade and the bodies live here. + +const { commit } = require('./commit.js'); +const { spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements, jsonValue } = require('./args.js'); +const { isAlive, seqIndexOf } = require('./ops.js'); +const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); +const S = require('./sequence.js'); +const { TRASH } = require('./tree.js'); +const { isRecordId, invalidId } = require('./shape.js'); + +/** Adds `value` to counter field `key` — the commutative alternative to update(). */ +const inc = async (core, id, key, value = 1, { actor } = {}) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('inc() takes a field name'); + if (!Number.isFinite(value)) throw new TypeError('inc() takes a finite number'); + await core.commit('inc', id, { key, value }, { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Adds `elements` to set field `key` — an observed-remove set: two nodes + * that add concurrently both keep theirs, and an add a remove did not + * observe survives it. Creates the field, and the record, when absent. + */ +const add = async (core, id, key, elements, { actor } = {}) => { + await core.commit('add', id, { key, value: setElements('add', key, elements) }, { actor }); +}; + +/** Removes from set field `key` the `elements` this node has seen added; one it never saw is left alone. */ +const remove = async (core, id, key, elements, { actor } = {}) => { + await core.commit('remove', id, { key, value: setElements('remove', key, elements) }, { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Splices list or text field `key` at `index`: removes `count` elements + * and inserts `content` — an array for a list, a string for a text — in + * their place (a `splice` op). The first write decides the kind. Elements + * merge by position (Fugue): two nodes inserting at one spot both keep + * theirs, each run whole, and a deleted element keeps its place for the + * anchors into it. Creates the field, and the record, when absent; + * rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the field's length. + */ +const splice = async (core, id, key, index, count = 0, content, { actor } = {}) => { + await core.commit('splice', id, spliceArgs('splice', key, index, count, content), { actor }); +}; + +/** Appends `content` to list or text field `key` — a `splice` at the end. */ +const push = async (core, id, key, content, { actor } = {}) => { + await core.commit('splice', id, spliceArgs('push', key, null, 0, content), { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Makes text field `key` read as `text`: the field is diffed against it + * inside the mutation queue (Myers, over UTF-16 units) and each hunk is a + * `splice`, last first, in one turn of the queue — what an editor hands + * over as a whole string becomes the edits that merge. Returns how many + * ops it took; a difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op + * replacing the middle. + */ +const updateText = async (core, id, key, text, { actor } = {}) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('updateText() takes a field name'); + if (typeof text !== 'string') throw new TypeError('updateText() takes a string'); + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + return core.run(async () => { + const current = await core.entries.load(id); + const before = current && !current.encrypted && isAlive(current) ? current.data[key] : undefined; + // Another kind under the field: the first splice is refused for it. + const hunks = diff(typeof before === 'string' ? before : '', text); + let ops = 0; + for (const [index, count, content] of hunks) { + const payload = { key, index, count }; + if (content.length > 0) payload.content = content; + if ((await commit(core, 'splice', id, payload, { actor })) !== null) ops++; + } + return ops; + }); +}; + +/** + * Marks visible range `[start, end)` of text field `key` with `name: value` + * (a `mark` op). `expand` says whether text typed at the range's edges + * takes the style — `'after'` (the default: bold grows), `'before'`, + * `'both'`, `'none'` (a link does not). Per name the newest mark wins; + * `{ many: true }` makes a mark stack with every other of its name + * (comments), removable only by id. Resolves to the mark's id. + */ +const mark = async (core, id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand = 'after', many = false, actor } = {}) => { + markArgs('mark', key, start, end, name, expand); + jsonValue('mark', value); + const payload = { key, start, end, name, value, expand }; + if (many === true) payload.many = true; + const op = await core.commit('mark', id, payload, { actor }); + return op ? `${op.ts}:${op.origin}` : null; +}; + +/** + * Removes a style over `[start, end)` by `name`: a mark with a null value + * under the reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style + * would not. A `many` mark goes by its id alone (`unmarkById`). + */ +const unmark = async (core, id, key, start, end, name, { expand = 'after', actor } = {}) => { + markArgs('unmark', key, start, end, name, expand); + await core.commit('mark', id, { key, start, end, name, value: null, expand: S.REVERSED[expand] }, { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Switches one mark of text field `key` off by its id — what `mark()` + * resolved to — the only way for a `many` mark. + */ +const unmarkById = async (core, id, key, markId, { actor } = {}) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('unmarkById() takes a field name'); + if (!S.isRunKey(markId)) throw new TypeError('unmarkById() takes a mark id'); + await core.commit('mark', id, { key, off: markId }, { actor }); +}; + +// A sequence field as the record holds it — raw, no lens, no hooks — or null. +const held = async (core, method, id, key) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); + const entry = await core.entries.load(id); + if (!entry || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; + const seq = Object.hasOwn(entry.meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? entry.meta.seqs[key] : undefined; + return seq === undefined ? null : { entry, seq, base: entry.meta.base }; +}; + +/** + * Text field `key` of record `id` as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, + * `marks` per name the winning value (a `many` name lists `{ id, value }`). + * Raw: no lens, no read hooks. `null` when the record or the field is not + * a text. + */ +const spans = async (core, id, key) => { + const field = await held(core, 'spans', id, key); + if (field === null || field.seq.k !== 't') return null; + return S.spans(seqIndexOf(field.entry, key), field.seq, field.base); +}; + +/** + * A cursor into list or text field `key`: a place that survives edits + * around it — before the element at `index` (`side: 'before'`, the + * default) or after the one before it (`'after'`), a string to keep or to + * send. `index()` says where it is now. `null` out of range or when the + * field is not a list or a text. + */ +const cursor = async (core, id, key, index, { side = 'before' } = {}) => { + if (side !== 'before' && side !== 'after') throw new TypeError("cursor() takes side: 'before' or 'after'"); + const field = await held(core, 'cursor', id, key); + return field === null ? null : S.cursorAt(seqIndexOf(field.entry, key), index, side); +}; + +/** Where `cursor` is now in list or text field `key`; `null` once its place is gone (a reset, a field no longer a sequence). */ +const index = async (core, id, key, cursor) => { + if (typeof cursor !== 'string' || !S.isAnchor(cursor)) throw new TypeError('index() takes a cursor'); + const field = await held(core, 'index', id, key); + return field === null ? null : S.indexOfCursor(seqIndexOf(field.entry, key), cursor); +}; + +/** + * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key` with `value` (an + * `assign` op): a register per element, last writer wins, and the value + * follows the element through a concurrent move. + */ +const setAt = async (core, id, key, index, value, { actor } = {}) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a field name'); + if (!Number.isInteger(index) || index < 0) throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a non-negative integer index'); + jsonValue('setAt', value); + await core.commit('assign', id, { key, index, value }, { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Moves the element at `from` of list field `key` to `to` — its index once + * it is out (a `move` op). Two nodes moving one element concurrently leave + * it once, at the newer move's place; a move concurrent with a removal of + * the element brings it back. + */ +const move = async (core, id, key, from, to, { actor } = {}) => { + if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('move() takes a field name'); + if (!Number.isInteger(from) || from < 0 || !Number.isInteger(to) || to < 0) { + throw new TypeError('move() takes non-negative integer indices'); + } + if (from === to) return; + await core.commit('move', id, { key, index: from, to }, { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Puts node `node` of tree field `key` under `parent` (`null`: a root) — + * after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op). + * A node the tree has not is created there; the field, and the record, + * when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang + * under the other: the newer move loses, on every node, and a later move + * can revive it. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node itself + * and with `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; a move to where + * the node already is makes no op. + */ +const treeMove = async (core, id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor } = {}) => { + treeArgs('treeMove', key, node, parent, { after, before }); + const payload = { key, node, parent }; + if (after !== undefined) payload.after = after; + if (before !== undefined) payload.before = before; + await core.commit('tree', id, payload, { actor }); +}; + +/** + * Removes node `node` of tree field `key` with everything under it — a + * move under the trash, which no reading shows. A node not yet known here + * is created there, so a creation of it elsewhere lands removed. + */ +const treeRemove = async (core, id, key, node, { actor } = {}) => { + treeArgs('treeRemove', key, node, null); + await core.commit('tree', id, { key, node, parent: TRASH }, { actor }); +}; + +module.exports = { + inc, + add, + remove, + splice, + push, + updateText, + mark, + unmark, + unmarkById, + spans, + cursor, + index, + setAt, + move, + treeMove, + treeRemove, +}; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 1777fd7..cbc0279 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ // collaborators to the three write paths — the local one in src/commit.js, // a peer's batch in src/apply.js, a bootstrap page in src/bootstrap.js. // Records live in src/entries.js, what the application holds in -// src/record.js, the options in src/options.js. +// src/record.js, the options in src/options.js. The API of the field kinds +// beyond registers is src/fields.js and the versions API src/versions.js, +// both over the same lent core: this file keeps a delegate per method. const { Emitter, generateUUID, createLogger } = require('./utils.js'); const { decrypt, loadKeys, loadSigningKeys, calculateHash } = require('./crypto.js'); @@ -15,18 +17,14 @@ const { SyncManager } = require('./sync.js'); const { OpLog } = require('./log.js'); const { EntryStore } = require('./entries.js'); const { Record, Collection } = require('./record.js'); -const { commit, rehearse, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); -const { spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements, jsonValue } = require('./args.js'); +const { commit, MISMATCH } = require('./commit.js'); +const F = require('./fields.js'); +const V = require('./versions.js'); const { applyBatch } = require('./apply.js'); const { snapshotPage, mergeBatch, adopt } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree, deepEqual, kindsOf, seqIndexOf } = require('./ops.js'); -const { diff } = require('./myers.js'); -const { spans, isRunKey, isAnchor, cursorAt, indexOfCursor, REVERSED } = require('./sequence.js'); -const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); -const { TRASH } = require('./tree.js'); -const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); +const { applyOp, isAlive, isCounter, isSet, isSeq, isTree } = require('./ops.js'); +const { appliedHere } = require('./history.js'); const { Tags } = require('./tags.js'); -const { diffViews, realize } = require('./patch.js'); const { Clock } = require('./vector.js'); const { notify, runHook, normalizeHooks } = require('./hooks.js'); const { normalizeSchema, createLens, project } = require('./schema.js'); @@ -37,7 +35,7 @@ const { Catalog, isTextIndex } = require('./catalog.js'); const { createTelemetry, traced, now } = require('./telemetry.js'); const { GLOBAL_SCOPE } = require('./scope.js'); const { normalizeStorageOptions } = require('./options.js'); -const { isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, invalidId, isStreamName, isKeyId, VALIDATED } = require('./shape.js'); +const { isPlainObject, isRecordId, invalidId, isStreamName, isKeyId, VALIDATED } = require('./shape.js'); const { COMMIT, REFRESH, SOURCE } = require('./symbols.js'); const { SyncomError, typed } = require('./errors.js'); @@ -329,6 +327,19 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { unpersisted: (touched, error) => this.#unpersisted(touched, error), flush: () => this.#flushCatalog(), refresh: (id, data, delta, source) => this.#emitUpdate(id, data, delta, source), + // For the API modules (src/fields.js, src/versions.js), which stand + // outside the queue: the hooks (their read hooks run outside it), the + // tags, the entities, a task run in the queue, a local op committed + // through it (`storage[COMMIT]`), a Record forgotten, the deferred + // files landed. A write path is inside the queue already and calls + // none of these. + hooks: this.#hooks, + tags: this.#tags, + entities: this.#entities, + run: (task) => this.#run(task), + commit: (type, id, payload, options) => this[COMMIT](type, id, payload, options), + forget: (id) => this.#records.delete(id), + flushDeferred: () => this.#flushDeferred(), // A purge reaches the log and the tags alike. scrub: async (id) => { await this.#log.scrub(id); @@ -1020,234 +1031,42 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { // `getCachedData()` and `snapshot()` are the raw objects, for callers that // know not to touch them. async #read(id) { - const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); - if (entry === null) return null; - if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); - return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; + return V.reading(this.#core, id, await this.#entries.load(id)); } async get(id, { at } = {}) { - if (at !== undefined) return this.#getAt(id, at); + if (at !== undefined) return V.getAt(this.#core, id, at); await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id }); const data = await this.#read(id); const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id }, data); return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; } - // `get(id, { at })`: the record at a version — an event id (as this node - // held it after that entry), a stamp (every op stamped at or below it) or - // `{ vector }` (every op it covers) — folded from the log (src/history.js), - // through the lens and the read hooks, which see `at`. - async #getAt(id, at) { - const version = parseVersion(at); - await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, at }); - const { entry } = await this.#versionEntry(id, version); - const data = await this.#reading(id, entry); - const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); - return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; - } - - // The entry of `id` at `version` — a tag's copy, or the fold of the log, - // a span (`syncom.version`) when a tracer listens — and how many entries - // the fold ran over; the entry is null when the record was not there. - async #versionEntry(id, version) { - if (version.kind === 'tag') return { entry: await this.#entryAt(version.name, id), folded: 0 }; - const read = async () => { - const past = await this.#past(id, version); - if (past === null) return { entry: null, folded: 0 }; - const steps = fold(past.entries, past.start, this.#limits); - return { entry: steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null, folded: past.entries.length }; - }; - const otel = this.#otel; - if (!otel.enabled) return read(); - return traced(otel, 'syncom.version', {}, read, (result) => ({ 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded })); - } - - // What an entry reads as, the way `get()` hands a record out: an encrypted - // one as its data, a live one through the lens, a tombstone or none as null. - async #reading(id, entry) { - if (entry === null) return null; - if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); - return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; - } - - // The record at a tag, as an entry: its file as it was — the tag's copy, - // or the file as it is when nothing changed it since — parsed; `null` - // when it was not there. - async #entryAt(name, id) { - if (!isRecordId(id)) return null; - let { exists, raw } = await this.#tags.readAt(name, id); - if (!exists) return null; - // No copy: nothing landed on the file since the tag. A record held since - // (a write whose file failed) reads as the file, which is still the - // tag's state; any other reads as it is. - if (raw === null && this.#entries.held(id)) raw = await this.#entries.file(id); - return raw === null ? this.#entries.load(id) : this.#entries.parse(id, raw); - } - - // What a cursor at a tag reads through: the tag's catalog, and the record - // as it was — lensed, without the read hooks, like the live seam. A tag - // does not change, so there is nothing to watch, and its catalog carries - // no text index. - #sourceAt(name) { - const catalog = this.#tags.catalogOf(name); - return { - logger: this.#logger, - candidates: (entity, query) => catalog.candidates(entity, query), - ids: (entity) => catalog.ids(entity), - row: (id) => catalog.row(id), - indexed: (entity) => catalog.indexed(entity), - searches: () => false, - subscribe: () => { - throw new TypeError(`watch(): tag ${name} does not change`); - }, - load: async (id) => { - const entry = await this.#entryAt(name, id); - if (entry === null || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; - return this.#view(id, entry); - }, - }; - } - - // The entry of `id` at a version — the present when `at` is undefined, - // a tag's copy, or the fold of the log — or null when it was not there. - async #entryOf(id, at) { - if (at === undefined) return this.#entries.load(id); - return (await this.#versionEntry(id, parseVersion(at))).entry; - } + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Versions, patches and tags — src/versions.js, one delegate each. - /** - * The patches that turn record `id` as it was at `from` into how it is at - * `to` (the present when omitted): per field by kind — a register's new - * value, a counter's delta, a set's added and removed elements, a text's - * or a list's splices, a tree's moves — and a whole-record `write` plus - * the other kinds made again when a register is gone or a field changed - * kind. In the terms the application writes (through the lens); a text's - * marks are not diffed. Raw: no read hooks. Rejects as `get(id, { at })` - * would for either version; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record. - */ - async diff(id, from, to) { - if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); - const [was, now] = await Promise.all([this.#entryOf(id, from), this.#entryOf(id, to)]); - if (was?.encrypted || now?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here`); - const live = async (entry) => - entry !== null && isAlive(entry) ? [await this.#view(id, entry), kindsOf(entry)] : [null, {}]; - const [[before, beforeKinds], [after, afterKinds]] = await Promise.all([live(was), live(now)]); - return asJson(diffViews(before, beforeKinds, after, afterKinds, { purged: now?.meta.purged != null })); + diff(id, from, to) { + return V.diff(this.#core, id, from, to); } - /** - * Realizes `patches` on record `id` as ops of this node's own, in one turn - * of the mutation queue — `put` a `set`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` - * (`elements` as observed, or exactly the `removals` named), `splice`, - * `treeMove`/`treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`. `source` rides on the - * `commit` events the ops raise, so a listener can tell its own. Resolves - * to how many ops it took; a patch of the wrong shape is a TypeError and - * nothing is written. - */ - async applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source = null } = {}) { - if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); - if (!Array.isArray(patches)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches() takes an array of patches'); - const ops = patches.map(realize); - const apply = async () => { - // Every op resolved and applied over a scratch record first — an index - // out of range, a kind clash, a cycle, a type change — so nothing is - // appended unless all of them can be: a restore lands whole or not at - // all. A hook or a validator that throws on a later op still leaves - // the earlier ones committed (see applyPatches in the reference). - await rehearse(this.#core, id, ops); - let count = 0; - for (const [type, payload] of ops) { - const op = await commit(this.#core, type, id, payload, { actor, source }); - if (op === null) continue; - count++; - if (type === 'purge') await this.#core.scrub(id); - } - if (ops.some(([type]) => type === 'delete' || type === 'purge')) this.#records.delete(id); - return count; - }; - const otel = this.#otel; - if (!otel.enabled) return this.#run(apply); - const attributes = { 'syncom.ops.count': ops.length }; - return this.#run(() => - traced(otel, 'syncom.patches', attributes, apply, (count) => ({ 'syncom.ops.applied': count })), - ); + applyPatches(id, patches, options) { + return V.applyPatches(this.#core, id, patches, options); } - /** - * Makes record `id` read as it did at `at` — `diff(id, undefined, at)` - * applied: new ops that lead back, so the step is a version of its own - * and merges like any write. Resolves to how many ops it took. - */ - async restore(id, at, { actor, source = null } = {}) { - if (at === undefined) throw new TypeError('restore() takes a version'); - return this.applyPatches(id, await this.diff(id, undefined, at), { actor, source }); + restore(id, at, options) { + return V.restore(this.#core, id, at, options); } - /** - * Rewrites record `id` as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of - * the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an - * `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move - * per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule, here and on - * every peer alike: a text of ten thousand runs is one, a tree's move log - * is one move per node, and the record reads the same. A peer's op stamped - * before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, as - * with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for - * a record that is not there, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one. - */ - async compact(id, { actor, source = null } = {}) { - if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); - const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); - if (entry?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here`); - if (entry === null || !isAlive(entry)) return 0; - const view = await this.#view(id, entry); - return this.applyPatches(id, diffViews(null, {}, view, kindsOf(entry)), { actor, source }); + compact(id, options) { + return V.compact(this.#core, id, options); } - /** - * Names the storage as it is now: a tag — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, - * vector, createdAt }` — that `at(name)` and `get(id, { at: { tag } })` - * read records through as they were when it was taken. Kept on this node - * (tags do not replicate) as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of - * each record's file made before its first change after the tag; a tag - * costs nothing per record until the record changes. `name` is a - * [record id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers); rejects with - * `TAG_EXISTS`. - */ - async tag(name) { - if (!isRecordId(name)) throw new TypeError('tag() takes a name of the record-id form'); - return this.#run(async () => { - // Deferred files land first; what is held after that failed to write. - await this.#flushDeferred(); - // A record logged but not on disk has no file to copy from: the tag - // waits for it to land (the next write of it, or the next open). - const held = this.#entries.heldIds(); - if (held.size > 0) { - const ids = [...held]; - const message = `tag(): ${ids.join(', ')}: logged, but not written; take the tag once they land`; - throw new SyncomError('UNPERSISTED', message, { ids }); - } - const rows = this.#catalog.rows(); - const take = () => - this.#tags.take(name, { - eventId: this.#log.lastEventId, - seq: this.#log.next - 1, - ts: this.#log.latestTs, - vector: this.#log.vector, - rows, - }); - const otel = this.#otel; - if (!otel.enabled) return take(); - return traced(otel, 'syncom.tag', {}, take, () => ({ 'syncom.records': rows.length })); - }); + tag(name) { + return V.tag(this.#core, name); } - /** Drops a tag; what the next older tag needs of its copies moves there. Rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ - async untag(name) { - if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('untag() takes a name'); - const drop = () => this.#tags.drop(name); - const otel = this.#otel; - return this.#run(() => (otel.enabled ? traced(otel, 'syncom.untag', {}, drop, () => ({})) : drop())); + untag(name) { + return V.untag(this.#core, name); } /** The tags, oldest first. */ @@ -1255,194 +1074,12 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { return this.#tags.list(); } - /** - * A view of the storage at tag `name`: the tag's fields plus `get(id)` — - * the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`) - * — and `has(id)`, whether it was a live record then. Rejects with - * `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. - */ at(name) { - if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('at() takes a name'); - const tag = this.#tags.info(name); - const catalog = this.#tags.catalogOf(name); - const source = this.#sourceAt(name); - const get = (id) => this.#getAt(id, { tag: name }); - // What a snapshot page reads: the tag's catalog and entries, under the - // tag's position — the pages another storage joins to stand at the tag. - const core = { - catalog, - log: { - lastEventId: tag.eventId, - get vector() { - return { ...tag.vector }; - }, - }, - entries: { load: (id) => this.#entryAt(name, id) }, - scopeOf: (id, data) => this.#scope(id, data), - logger: this.#logger, - otel: this.#otel, - }; - return { - ...tag, - get, - has: (id) => isRecordId(id) && this.#tags.hasAt(name, id), - list: () => [...catalog.ids()], - collection: (entity) => { - if (!this.#entities.has(entity)) throw new TypeError(`collection(): unknown entity ${entity}`); - return { - name: entity, - get: async (id) => (isRecordId(id) && catalog.row(id)?.type === entity ? get(id) : null), - select: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query), - count: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query).count(), - }; - }, - snapshot: (options) => snapshotPage(core, options), - }; + return V.at(this.#core, name); } - /** - * The record's past as this node's log holds it: one version per op of - * the record this node applied, newest first — `{ eventId, seq, ts, - * origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }`, `data` the record as it - * read after the op (`null` once deleted) through the lens and `afterRead`, - * `fields` what the op changed. `exact` says the versions are what this - * node held (false once compaction took something a retained op still - * depends on), `complete` that the list reaches the first op the node - * ever applied to the record (nothing dropped, nothing cut by `limit`). - * Rejects with ENCRYPTED for an encrypted record. - */ - async history(id, { limit = 50, before } = {}) { - if (!(Number.isInteger(limit) && limit > 0) && limit !== Infinity) { - throw new TypeError('history({ limit }) takes a positive integer'); - } - // `before`: an event id of this log; the versions older than it — how a - // reader pages back once `complete` came out false. - let cut = null; - if (before !== undefined) { - cut = parseVersion(before); - if (cut.kind !== 'event') throw new TypeError('history({ before }) takes an event id'); - if (cut.epoch !== this.#log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); - } - const read = () => this.#history(id, limit, cut); - const otel = this.#otel; - const after = (result) => ({ - 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded, - 'syncom.versions': result.versions.length, - 'syncom.exact': result.exact, - }); - const { folded, ...result } = otel.enabled ? await traced(otel, 'syncom.history', {}, read, after) : await read(); - return result; - } - - // The fold and the versions handed out — `folded`, how many entries, for the span. - async #history(id, limit, cut) { - await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, history: true }); - const { entries, purged } = await this.#applied(id); - const droppedTs = this.#log.droppedTs; - const { start, exact: fromReset } = exactStart(entries, droppedTs); - const steps = fold(entries, start, this.#limits); - // The fold is whole — each version is the record after its op — but the - // lens and afterRead run for the versions handed out alone. - let upto = steps.length; - if (cut !== null) { - const at = steps.findIndex((step) => step.logged.seq >= cut.seq); - if (at !== -1) upto = at; - } - const first = Math.max(0, upto - limit); - const shown = steps.slice(first, upto); - const versions = []; - for (const { logged, entry, delta } of shown) { - const { seq, op, scrubbed } = logged; - const version = { - eventId: this.#log.formatId(seq), - seq, - ts: op.ts, - origin: op.origin, - actor: op.actor ?? null, - type: op.type, - fields: Object.keys(delta), - data: null, - }; - // Before a purge the payloads are gone: the ops are listed, their - // content is not. - if (scrubbed) version.scrubbed = true; - if (purged === null || seq >= purged) { - version.data = isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await this.#view(id, entry)) : null; - } else { - version.fields = []; - version.scrubbed = true; - } - const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at: version.eventId }, version.data); - if (replaced !== undefined) version.data = replaced; - versions.push(version); - } - versions.reverse(); - const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; - const exact = fromReset && (await this.#present(id, last)); - return { versions, complete: droppedTs === 0 && first === 0, exact, folded: entries.length }; - } - - // The retained entries of `id` this node applied, oldest first, and the - // seq of its purge when the record is purged (0 when the purge itself is - // no longer retained; `null` when not purged). An encrypted record has no - // past in the log. - async #applied(id) { - if (!isRecordId(id)) return { entries: [], purged: null, current: null }; - const current = await this.#entries.load(id); - if (current?.encrypted) throw new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here; it has no history`); - const entries = this.#log.entriesOf(id).filter((entry) => appliedHere(entry, this.#version)); - const purge = entries.find((entry) => entry.op.type === 'purge'); - const purged = purge ? purge.seq : current?.meta?.purged ? 0 : null; - return { entries, purged, current }; - } - - // Whether the fold of everything retained of `id` reads as the record - // does: when it does not, compaction took something a retained op still - // depends on (a counter incremented across the reset the fold starts at). - async #present(id, folded) { - const current = await this.#entries.load(id); - const now = current !== null && isAlive(current) ? current.data : null; - const then = folded !== null && isAlive(folded) ? folded.data : null; - return deepEqual(now, then); - } - - // The entries of `id` inside `version`, and where to fold them from; null - // when the record was not there (or was purged). Throws HISTORY_GONE when - // the log cannot give the version exactly, INVALID_VERSION for a seq this - // log has not reached. - async #past(id, version) { - const log = this.#log; - if (version.kind === 'event') { - if (version.epoch !== log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); - if (version.seq >= log.next) { - throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', `at: ${log.formatId(version.seq)} is not in this log yet`); - } - } - const { entries, purged, current } = await this.#applied(id); - const inside = entries.filter((entry) => within(version, entry)); - if (purged !== null) { - // After the purge, nothing; before it, nothing readable. - if (purged === 0 || inside.some((entry) => entry.seq === purged)) return null; - throw gone(id, 'scrubbed'); - } - if (version.kind === 'stamp' && entries.some((entry) => entry.op.type === 'merge' && entry.op.ts > version.ts)) { - throw gone(id, 'merge'); - } - const droppedTs = log.droppedTs; - if (inside.length === 0) { - if (droppedTs === 0 || this.#catalog.row(id) === null) return null; - throw gone(id, 'compacted'); - } - const { start, exact } = exactStart(inside, droppedTs); - if (!exact) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); - if (droppedTs > 0) { - // The whole retained past must read as the present does, or the cut - // cannot be trusted either. - const all = fold(entries, exactStart(entries, droppedTs).start, this.#limits); - const last = all.length > 0 ? all[all.length - 1].entry : null; - if (current === null || !(await this.#present(id, last))) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); - } - return { entries: inside, start }; + history(id, options) { + return V.history(this.#core, id, options); } /** Every live record id, sorted — tombstones excluded, encrypted records included. From the catalog: no I/O. */ @@ -1477,205 +1114,71 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { await this[COMMIT]('set', id, { data: delta }, { actor }); } - /** Adds `value` to counter field `key` — the commutative alternative to update(). */ - async inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor } = {}) { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('inc() takes a field name'); - if (!Number.isFinite(value)) throw new TypeError('inc() takes a finite number'); - await this[COMMIT]('inc', id, { key, value }, { actor }); - } + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // The field kinds beyond registers — src/fields.js, one delegate each. - /** - * Adds `elements` to set field `key` — an observed-remove set: two nodes - * that add concurrently both keep theirs, and an add a remove did not - * observe survives it. Creates the field, and the record, when absent. - */ - async add(id, key, elements, { actor } = {}) { - await this[COMMIT]('add', id, { key, value: setElements('add', key, elements) }, { actor }); + inc(id, key, value, options) { + return F.inc(this.#core, id, key, value, options); } - /** Removes from set field `key` the `elements` this node has seen added; one it never saw is left alone. */ - async remove(id, key, elements, { actor } = {}) { - await this[COMMIT]('remove', id, { key, value: setElements('remove', key, elements) }, { actor }); + add(id, key, elements, options) { + return F.add(this.#core, id, key, elements, options); } - /** - * Splices list or text field `key` at `index`: removes `count` elements - * and inserts `content` — an array for a list, a string for a text — in - * their place (a `splice` op). The first write decides the kind. Elements - * merge by position (Fugue): two nodes inserting at one spot both keep - * theirs, each run whole, and a deleted element keeps its place for the - * anchors into it. Creates the field, and the record, when absent; - * rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the field's length. - */ - async splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content, { actor } = {}) { - await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, spliceArgs('splice', key, index, count, content), { actor }); + remove(id, key, elements, options) { + return F.remove(this.#core, id, key, elements, options); } - /** Appends `content` to list or text field `key` — a `splice` at the end. */ - async push(id, key, content, { actor } = {}) { - await this[COMMIT]('splice', id, spliceArgs('push', key, null, 0, content), { actor }); + splice(id, key, index, count, content, options) { + return F.splice(this.#core, id, key, index, count, content, options); } - /** - * Makes text field `key` read as `text`: the field is diffed against it - * inside the mutation queue (Myers, over UTF-16 units) and each hunk is a - * `splice`, last first, in one turn of the queue — what an editor hands - * over as a whole string becomes the edits that merge. Returns how many - * ops it took; a difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op - * replacing the middle. - */ - async updateText(id, key, text, { actor } = {}) { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('updateText() takes a field name'); - if (typeof text !== 'string') throw new TypeError('updateText() takes a string'); - if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); - return this.#run(async () => { - const current = await this.#core.entries.load(id); - const before = current && !current.encrypted && isAlive(current) ? current.data[key] : undefined; - // Another kind under the field: the first splice is refused for it. - const hunks = diff(typeof before === 'string' ? before : '', text); - let ops = 0; - for (const [index, count, content] of hunks) { - const payload = { key, index, count }; - if (content.length > 0) payload.content = content; - if ((await commit(this.#core, 'splice', id, payload, { actor })) !== null) ops++; - } - return ops; - }); + push(id, key, content, options) { + return F.push(this.#core, id, key, content, options); } - /** - * Marks visible range `[start, end)` of text field `key` with `name: value` - * (a `mark` op). `expand` says whether text typed at the range's edges - * takes the style — `'after'` (the default: bold grows), `'before'`, - * `'both'`, `'none'` (a link does not). Per name the newest mark wins; - * `{ many: true }` makes a mark stack with every other of its name - * (comments), removable only by id. Resolves to the mark's id. - */ - async mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand = 'after', many = false, actor } = {}) { - markArgs('mark', key, start, end, name, expand); - jsonValue('mark', value); - const payload = { key, start, end, name, value, expand }; - if (many === true) payload.many = true; - const op = await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, payload, { actor }); - return op ? `${op.ts}:${op.origin}` : null; + updateText(id, key, text, options) { + return F.updateText(this.#core, id, key, text, options); } - /** - * Removes a style: over `[start, end)` by `name` — a mark with a null value - * under the reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style would - * not — or one mark by its id (`unmark(id, key, markId)`), the only way for - * a `many` mark. - */ - async unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand = 'after', actor } = {}) { - markArgs('unmark', key, start, end, name, expand); - await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, start, end, name, value: null, expand: REVERSED[expand] }, { actor }); + mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, options) { + return F.mark(this.#core, id, key, start, end, name, value, options); } - /** - * Switches one mark of text field `key` off by its id — what `mark()` - * resolved to — the only way for a `many` mark. - */ - async unmarkById(id, key, markId, { actor } = {}) { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('unmarkById() takes a field name'); - if (!isRunKey(markId)) throw new TypeError('unmarkById() takes a mark id'); - await this[COMMIT]('mark', id, { key, off: markId }, { actor }); + unmark(id, key, start, end, name, options) { + return F.unmark(this.#core, id, key, start, end, name, options); } - /** - * Text field `key` of record `id` as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`, - * `marks` per name the winning value (a `many` name lists `{ id, value }`). - * Raw: no lens, no read hooks. `null` when the record or the field is not - * a text. - */ - async spans(id, key) { - const held = await this.#sequence('spans', id, key); - if (held === null || held.seq.k !== 't') return null; - return spans(seqIndexOf(held.entry, key), held.seq, held.base); + unmarkById(id, key, markId, options) { + return F.unmarkById(this.#core, id, key, markId, options); } - /** - * A cursor into list or text field `key`: a place that survives edits - * around it — before the element at `index` (`side: 'before'`, the - * default) or after the one before it (`'after'`), a string to keep or to - * send. `index()` says where it is now. `null` out of range or when the - * field is not a list or a text. - */ - async cursor(id, key, index, { side = 'before' } = {}) { - if (side !== 'before' && side !== 'after') throw new TypeError("cursor() takes side: 'before' or 'after'"); - const held = await this.#sequence('cursor', id, key); - return held === null ? null : cursorAt(seqIndexOf(held.entry, key), index, side); + spans(id, key) { + return F.spans(this.#core, id, key); } - /** Where `cursor` is now in list or text field `key`; `null` once its place is gone (a reset, a field no longer a sequence). */ - async index(id, key, cursor) { - if (typeof cursor !== 'string' || !isAnchor(cursor)) throw new TypeError('index() takes a cursor'); - const held = await this.#sequence('index', id, key); - return held === null ? null : indexOfCursor(seqIndexOf(held.entry, key), cursor); + cursor(id, key, index, options) { + return F.cursor(this.#core, id, key, index, options); } - // A sequence field as the record holds it — raw, no lens, no hooks — or null. - async #sequence(method, id, key) { - if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError(`${method}() takes a field name`); - const entry = await this.#entries.load(id); - if (!entry || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; - const seq = Object.hasOwn(entry.meta.seqs ?? {}, key) ? entry.meta.seqs[key] : undefined; - return seq === undefined ? null : { entry, seq, base: entry.meta.base }; + index(id, key, cursor) { + return F.index(this.#core, id, key, cursor); } - /** - * Replaces the element at `index` of list field `key` with `value` (an - * `assign` op): a register per element, last writer wins, and the value - * follows the element through a concurrent move. - */ - async setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor } = {}) { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a field name'); - if (!Number.isInteger(index) || index < 0) throw new TypeError('setAt() takes a non-negative integer index'); - jsonValue('setAt', value); - await this[COMMIT]('assign', id, { key, index, value }, { actor }); + setAt(id, key, index, value, options) { + return F.setAt(this.#core, id, key, index, value, options); } - /** - * Moves the element at `from` of list field `key` to `to` — its index once - * it is out (a `move` op). Two nodes moving one element concurrently leave - * it once, at the newer move's place; a move concurrent with a removal of - * the element brings it back. - */ - async move(id, key, from, to, { actor } = {}) { - if (typeof key !== 'string') throw new TypeError('move() takes a field name'); - if (!Number.isInteger(from) || from < 0 || !Number.isInteger(to) || to < 0) { - throw new TypeError('move() takes non-negative integer indices'); - } - if (from === to) return; - await this[COMMIT]('move', id, { key, index: from, to }, { actor }); + move(id, key, from, to, options) { + return F.move(this.#core, id, key, from, to, options); } - /** - * Puts node `node` of tree field `key` under `parent` (`null`: a root) — - * after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op). - * A node the tree has not is created there; the field, and the record, - * when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang - * under the other: the newer move loses, on every node, and a later move - * can revive it. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node itself - * and with `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; a move to where - * the node already is makes no op. - */ - async treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor } = {}) { - treeArgs('treeMove', key, node, parent, { after, before }); - const payload = { key, node, parent }; - if (after !== undefined) payload.after = after; - if (before !== undefined) payload.before = before; - await this[COMMIT]('tree', id, payload, { actor }); + treeMove(id, key, node, parent, options) { + return F.treeMove(this.#core, id, key, node, parent, options); } - /** - * Removes node `node` of tree field `key` with everything under it — a - * move under the trash, which no reading shows. A node not yet known here - * is created there, so a creation of it elsewhere lands removed. - */ - async treeRemove(id, key, node, { actor } = {}) { - treeArgs('treeRemove', key, node, null); - await this[COMMIT]('tree', id, { key, node, parent: TRASH }, { actor }); + treeRemove(id, key, node, options) { + return F.treeRemove(this.#core, id, key, node, options); } /** diff --git a/src/versions.js b/src/versions.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f92ae62 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/versions.js @@ -0,0 +1,434 @@ +'use strict'; + +// The versions API over the `core` Storage lends (Storage#lend): a record +// at a version (`get(id, { at })`), its history, the patches between two +// versions and their application (`diff`, `applyPatches`, `restore`, +// `compact`), and the tags (`tag`, `untag`, `at`). A version is read out of +// the log by src/history.js and a tag's copy by src/tags.js; the patches +// are src/patch.js's and land through the local write path (src/commit.js) +// inside the mutation queue (`core.run`) — rehearsed first, so a restore +// lands whole or not at all. Storage keeps one delegate per method, so the +// public surface stays on the facade and the bodies live here. + +const { commit, rehearse } = require('./commit.js'); +const { snapshotPage } = require('./bootstrap.js'); +const { isAlive, deepEqual, kindsOf } = require('./ops.js'); +const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); +const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); +const { diffViews, realize } = require('./patch.js'); +const { runHook } = require('./hooks.js'); +const { traced } = require('./telemetry.js'); +const { asJson, isRecordId, invalidId } = require('./shape.js'); +const { SyncomError, typed } = require('./errors.js'); + +const sealed = (id, rest = '') => new SyncomError('ENCRYPTED', `Record ${id} is encrypted here${rest}`); + +// What an entry reads as, the way `get()` hands a record out: an encrypted +// one as its data, a live one through the lens, a tombstone or none as null. +const reading = async (core, id, entry) => { + if (entry === null) return null; + if (entry.encrypted) return asJson(entry.data); + return isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await core.view(id, entry)) : null; +}; + +// The record at a tag, as an entry: its file as it was — the tag's copy, +// or the file as it is when nothing changed it since — parsed; `null` +// when it was not there. +const entryAt = async (core, name, id) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) return null; + let { exists, raw } = await core.tags.readAt(name, id); + if (!exists) return null; + // No copy: nothing landed on the file since the tag. A record held since + // (a write whose file failed) reads as the file, which is still the + // tag's state; any other reads as it is. + if (raw === null && core.entries.held(id)) raw = await core.entries.file(id); + return raw === null ? core.entries.load(id) : core.entries.parse(id, raw); +}; + +// The retained entries of `id` this node applied, oldest first, and the +// seq of its purge when the record is purged (0 when the purge itself is +// no longer retained; `null` when not purged). An encrypted record has no +// past in the log. +const applied = async (core, id) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) return { entries: [], purged: null, current: null }; + const current = await core.entries.load(id); + if (current?.encrypted) throw sealed(id, '; it has no history'); + const entries = core.log.entriesOf(id).filter((entry) => appliedHere(entry, core.version)); + const purge = entries.find((entry) => entry.op.type === 'purge'); + const purged = purge ? purge.seq : current?.meta?.purged ? 0 : null; + return { entries, purged, current }; +}; + +// Whether the fold of everything retained of `id` reads as the record +// does: when it does not, compaction took something a retained op still +// depends on (a counter incremented across the reset the fold starts at). +const present = async (core, id, folded) => { + const current = await core.entries.load(id); + const now = current !== null && isAlive(current) ? current.data : null; + const then = folded !== null && isAlive(folded) ? folded.data : null; + return deepEqual(now, then); +}; + +// The entries of `id` inside `version`, and where to fold them from; null +// when the record was not there (or was purged). Throws HISTORY_GONE when +// the log cannot give the version exactly, INVALID_VERSION for a seq this +// log has not reached. +const past = async (core, id, version) => { + const { log } = core; + if (version.kind === 'event') { + if (version.epoch !== log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); + if (version.seq >= log.next) { + throw typed('INVALID_VERSION', `at: ${log.formatId(version.seq)} is not in this log yet`); + } + } + const { entries, purged, current } = await applied(core, id); + const inside = entries.filter((entry) => within(version, entry)); + if (purged !== null) { + // After the purge, nothing; before it, nothing readable. + if (purged === 0 || inside.some((entry) => entry.seq === purged)) return null; + throw gone(id, 'scrubbed'); + } + if (version.kind === 'stamp' && entries.some((entry) => entry.op.type === 'merge' && entry.op.ts > version.ts)) { + throw gone(id, 'merge'); + } + const droppedTs = log.droppedTs; + if (inside.length === 0) { + if (droppedTs === 0 || core.catalog.row(id) === null) return null; + throw gone(id, 'compacted'); + } + const { start, exact } = exactStart(inside, droppedTs); + if (!exact) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); + if (droppedTs > 0) { + // The whole retained past must read as the present does, or the cut + // cannot be trusted either. + const all = fold(entries, exactStart(entries, droppedTs).start, core.limits); + const last = all.length > 0 ? all[all.length - 1].entry : null; + if (current === null || !(await present(core, id, last))) throw gone(id, 'compacted'); + } + return { entries: inside, start }; +}; + +// The entry of `id` at `version` — a tag's copy, or the fold of the log, +// a span (`syncom.version`) when a tracer listens — and how many entries +// the fold ran over; the entry is null when the record was not there. +const versionEntry = async (core, id, version) => { + if (version.kind === 'tag') return { entry: await entryAt(core, version.name, id), folded: 0 }; + const read = async () => { + const was = await past(core, id, version); + if (was === null) return { entry: null, folded: 0 }; + const steps = fold(was.entries, was.start, core.limits); + return { entry: steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null, folded: was.entries.length }; + }; + const { otel } = core; + if (!otel.enabled) return read(); + return traced(otel, 'syncom.version', {}, read, (result) => ({ 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded })); +}; + +// The entry of `id` at a version — the present when `at` is undefined, +// a tag's copy, or the fold of the log — or null when it was not there. +const entryOf = async (core, id, at) => { + if (at === undefined) return core.entries.load(id); + return (await versionEntry(core, id, parseVersion(at))).entry; +}; + +/** + * `get(id, { at })`: the record at a version — an event id (as this node + * held it after that entry), a stamp (every op stamped at or below it), + * `{ vector }` (every op it covers) or `{ tag }` — folded from the log + * (src/history.js) or read from the tag's copy, through the lens and the + * read hooks, which see `at`. + */ +const getAt = async (core, id, at) => { + const version = parseVersion(at); + await runHook(core.hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, at }); + const { entry } = await versionEntry(core, id, version); + const data = await reading(core, id, entry); + const replaced = await runHook(core.hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at }, data); + return replaced === undefined ? data : replaced; +}; + +// What a cursor at a tag reads through: the tag's catalog, and the record +// as it was — lensed, without the read hooks, like the live seam. A tag +// does not change, so there is nothing to watch, and its catalog carries +// no text index. +const sourceAt = (core, name) => { + const catalog = core.tags.catalogOf(name); + return { + logger: core.logger, + candidates: (entity, query) => catalog.candidates(entity, query), + ids: (entity) => catalog.ids(entity), + row: (id) => catalog.row(id), + indexed: (entity) => catalog.indexed(entity), + searches: () => false, + subscribe: () => { + throw new TypeError(`watch(): tag ${name} does not change`); + }, + load: async (id) => { + const entry = await entryAt(core, name, id); + if (entry === null || entry.encrypted || !isAlive(entry)) return null; + return core.view(id, entry); + }, + }; +}; + +/** + * The patches that turn record `id` as it was at `from` into how it is at + * `to` (the present when omitted): per field by kind — a register's new + * value, a counter's delta, a set's added and removed elements, a text's + * or a list's splices, a tree's moves — and a whole-record `write` plus + * the other kinds made again when a register is gone or a field changed + * kind. In the terms the application writes (through the lens); a text's + * marks are not diffed. Raw: no read hooks. Rejects as `get(id, { at })` + * would for either version; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record. + */ +const diff = async (core, id, from, to) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + const [was, now] = await Promise.all([entryOf(core, id, from), entryOf(core, id, to)]); + if (was?.encrypted || now?.encrypted) throw sealed(id); + const live = async (entry) => + entry !== null && isAlive(entry) ? [await core.view(id, entry), kindsOf(entry)] : [null, {}]; + const [[before, beforeKinds], [after, afterKinds]] = await Promise.all([live(was), live(now)]); + return asJson(diffViews(before, beforeKinds, after, afterKinds, { purged: now?.meta.purged != null })); +}; + +/** + * Realizes `patches` on record `id` as ops of this node's own, in one turn + * of the mutation queue — `put` a `set`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` + * (`elements` as observed, or exactly the `removals` named), `splice`, + * `treeMove`/`treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`. `source` rides on the + * `commit` events the ops raise, so a listener can tell its own. Resolves + * to how many ops it took; a patch of the wrong shape is a TypeError and + * nothing is written. + */ +const applyPatches = async (core, id, patches, { actor, source = null } = {}) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + if (!Array.isArray(patches)) throw new TypeError('applyPatches() takes an array of patches'); + const ops = patches.map(realize); + const apply = async () => { + // Every op resolved and applied over a scratch record first — an index + // out of range, a kind clash, a cycle, a type change — so nothing is + // appended unless all of them can be: a restore lands whole or not at + // all. A hook or a validator that throws on a later op still leaves + // the earlier ones committed (see applyPatches in the reference). + await rehearse(core, id, ops); + let count = 0; + for (const [type, payload] of ops) { + const op = await commit(core, type, id, payload, { actor, source }); + if (op === null) continue; + count++; + if (type === 'purge') await core.scrub(id); + } + if (ops.some(([type]) => type === 'delete' || type === 'purge')) core.forget(id); + return count; + }; + const { otel } = core; + if (!otel.enabled) return core.run(apply); + const attributes = { 'syncom.ops.count': ops.length }; + return core.run(() => + traced(otel, 'syncom.patches', attributes, apply, (count) => ({ 'syncom.ops.applied': count })), + ); +}; + +/** + * Makes record `id` read as it did at `at` — `diff(id, undefined, at)` + * applied: new ops that lead back, so the step is a version of its own + * and merges like any write. Resolves to how many ops it took. + */ +const restore = async (core, id, at, { actor, source = null } = {}) => { + if (at === undefined) throw new TypeError('restore() takes a version'); + return applyPatches(core, id, await diff(core, id, undefined, at), { actor, source }); +}; + +/** + * Rewrites record `id` as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of + * the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an + * `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move + * per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule, here and on + * every peer alike: a text of ten thousand runs is one, a tree's move log + * is one move per node, and the record reads the same. A peer's op stamped + * before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, as + * with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for + * a record that is not there, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one. + */ +const compact = async (core, id, { actor, source = null } = {}) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + const entry = await core.entries.load(id); + if (entry?.encrypted) throw sealed(id); + if (entry === null || !isAlive(entry)) return 0; + const view = await core.view(id, entry); + return applyPatches(core, id, diffViews(null, {}, view, kindsOf(entry)), { actor, source }); +}; + +/** + * Names the storage as it is now: a tag — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, + * vector, createdAt }` — that `at(name)` and `get(id, { at: { tag } })` + * read records through as they were when it was taken. Kept on this node + * (tags do not replicate) as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of + * each record's file made before its first change after the tag; a tag + * costs nothing per record until the record changes. `name` is a + * [record id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers); rejects with + * `TAG_EXISTS`. + */ +const tag = async (core, name) => { + if (!isRecordId(name)) throw new TypeError('tag() takes a name of the record-id form'); + return core.run(async () => { + // Deferred files land first; what is held after that failed to write. + await core.flushDeferred(); + // A record logged but not on disk has no file to copy from: the tag + // waits for it to land (the next write of it, or the next open). + const held = core.entries.heldIds(); + if (held.size > 0) { + const ids = [...held]; + const message = `tag(): ${ids.join(', ')}: logged, but not written; take the tag once they land`; + throw new SyncomError('UNPERSISTED', message, { ids }); + } + const rows = core.catalog.rows(); + const take = () => + core.tags.take(name, { + eventId: core.log.lastEventId, + seq: core.log.next - 1, + ts: core.log.latestTs, + vector: core.log.vector, + rows, + }); + const { otel } = core; + if (!otel.enabled) return take(); + return traced(otel, 'syncom.tag', {}, take, () => ({ 'syncom.records': rows.length })); + }); +}; + +/** Drops a tag; what the next older tag needs of its copies moves there. Rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ +const untag = async (core, name) => { + if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('untag() takes a name'); + const drop = () => core.tags.drop(name); + const { otel } = core; + return core.run(() => (otel.enabled ? traced(otel, 'syncom.untag', {}, drop, () => ({})) : drop())); +}; + +/** + * A view of the storage at tag `name`: the tag's fields plus `get(id)` — + * the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`) + * — and `has(id)`, whether it was a live record then. Rejects with + * `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. + */ +const at = (core, name) => { + if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('at() takes a name'); + const info = core.tags.info(name); + const catalog = core.tags.catalogOf(name); + const source = sourceAt(core, name); + const get = (id) => getAt(core, id, { tag: name }); + // What a snapshot page reads: the tag's catalog and entries, under the + // tag's position — the pages another storage joins to stand at the tag. + const paging = { + catalog, + log: { + lastEventId: info.eventId, + get vector() { + return { ...info.vector }; + }, + }, + entries: { load: (id) => entryAt(core, name, id) }, + scopeOf: core.scopeOf, + logger: core.logger, + otel: core.otel, + }; + return { + ...info, + get, + has: (id) => isRecordId(id) && core.tags.hasAt(name, id), + list: () => [...catalog.ids()], + collection: (entity) => { + if (!core.entities.has(entity)) throw new TypeError(`collection(): unknown entity ${entity}`); + return { + name: entity, + get: async (id) => (isRecordId(id) && catalog.row(id)?.type === entity ? get(id) : null), + select: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query), + count: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query).count(), + }; + }, + snapshot: (options) => snapshotPage(paging, options), + }; +}; + +// The fold and the versions handed out — `folded`, how many entries, for the span. +const versions = async (core, id, limit, cut) => { + await runHook(core.hooks, 'beforeRead', { id, history: true }); + const { entries, purged } = await applied(core, id); + const droppedTs = core.log.droppedTs; + const { start, exact: fromReset } = exactStart(entries, droppedTs); + const steps = fold(entries, start, core.limits); + // The fold is whole — each version is the record after its op — but the + // lens and afterRead run for the versions handed out alone. + let upto = steps.length; + if (cut !== null) { + const found = steps.findIndex((step) => step.logged.seq >= cut.seq); + if (found !== -1) upto = found; + } + const first = Math.max(0, upto - limit); + const shown = steps.slice(first, upto); + const out = []; + for (const { logged, entry, delta } of shown) { + const { seq, op, scrubbed } = logged; + const version = { + eventId: core.log.formatId(seq), + seq, + ts: op.ts, + origin: op.origin, + actor: op.actor ?? null, + type: op.type, + fields: Object.keys(delta), + data: null, + }; + // Before a purge the payloads are gone: the ops are listed, their + // content is not. + if (scrubbed) version.scrubbed = true; + if (purged === null || seq >= purged) { + version.data = isAlive(entry) ? asJson(await core.view(id, entry)) : null; + } else { + version.fields = []; + version.scrubbed = true; + } + const replaced = await runHook(core.hooks, 'afterRead', { id, at: version.eventId }, version.data); + if (replaced !== undefined) version.data = replaced; + out.push(version); + } + out.reverse(); + const last = steps.length > 0 ? steps[steps.length - 1].entry : null; + const exact = fromReset && (await present(core, id, last)); + return { versions: out, complete: droppedTs === 0 && first === 0, exact, folded: entries.length }; +}; + +/** + * The record's past as this node's log holds it: one version per op of + * the record this node applied, newest first — `{ eventId, seq, ts, + * origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }`, `data` the record as it + * read after the op (`null` once deleted) through the lens and `afterRead`, + * `fields` what the op changed. `exact` says the versions are what this + * node held (false once compaction took something a retained op still + * depends on), `complete` that the list reaches the first op the node + * ever applied to the record (nothing dropped, nothing cut by `limit`). + * `before`, an event id of this log, pages back: the versions older than + * it. Rejects with ENCRYPTED for an encrypted record. + */ +const history = async (core, id, { limit = 50, before } = {}) => { + if (!(Number.isInteger(limit) && limit > 0) && limit !== Infinity) { + throw new TypeError('history({ limit }) takes a positive integer'); + } + let cut = null; + if (before !== undefined) { + cut = parseVersion(before); + if (cut.kind !== 'event') throw new TypeError('history({ before }) takes an event id'); + if (cut.epoch !== core.log.epoch) throw gone(id, 'epoch'); + } + const read = () => versions(core, id, limit, cut); + const { otel } = core; + const after = (result) => ({ + 'syncom.ops.count': result.folded, + 'syncom.versions': result.versions.length, + 'syncom.exact': result.exact, + }); + const { folded, ...result } = otel.enabled ? await traced(otel, 'syncom.history', {}, read, after) : await read(); + return result; +}; + +module.exports = { reading, getAt, diff, applyPatches, restore, compact, tag, untag, at, history }; From f20964b53b2ad024509b1bdf3ffad91b562b6449 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:57:28 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 36/53] test(scopes): filter the peers' streams by name, not by their first letter The host's own node id is a random key: one time in sixty-four it begins with `o`, and the assertion that no `o*` stream moved then caught the host's own `@Doc` stream (seen once while running the suite). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- tests/sync.scopes.test.js | 4 +++- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/tests/sync.scopes.test.js b/tests/sync.scopes.test.js index 872c996..7bc4505 100644 --- a/tests/sync.scopes.test.js +++ b/tests/sync.scopes.test.js @@ -188,8 +188,10 @@ test('Scopes bound the records an op writes', async (t) => { } assert.deepStrictEqual(await host.get(doc), { $type: 'Doc', title: 'secret' }); assert.strictEqual(await host.get('planted'), null); + // The peers' streams alone: the host's own key id begins with `o` one + // time in sixty-four. assert.deepStrictEqual( - Object.keys(host.vector).filter((key) => key.startsWith('o')), + Object.keys(host.vector).filter((key) => /^o[1-4](@|$)/.test(key)), [], 'neither logged nor relayed: no stream moved', ); From 0d25df7b8f17ca445c3f40122dde80fe38b12b49 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 18:57:54 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 37/53] =?UTF-8?q?refactor(sequence):=20the=20run-length=20?= =?UTF-8?q?content=20as=20src/rle.js=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E7,=20M-7)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit sequence.js carried five subjects in 1 369 lines. The run-length form of a run's content — items and gaps, `rleLength`/`rleAppend`/`rleCut`/`rleMerge`, the expansion the index reads, the canonical form `normalizeRle` admits under MAX_RUN — is its own module now, with no requires; sequence.js takes it from there and re-exports what its tests read, so nothing else moves. MAX_RUN lives with the check that enforces it; MAX_FIELD, a block's cap, stays in sequence.js. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES names the new file for the Yjs and list-positions rules it carries; the layout in CLAUDE.md has the row. Bytes: 64.4 → 64.6 KB min+gzip (a module's exports and requires); budget 65 KB, named. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 6 +- THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md | 6 +- scripts/size.js | 4 +- src/rle.js | 142 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/sequence.js | 139 ++++++---------------------------------- 5 files changed, 172 insertions(+), 125 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/rle.js diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 70e4721..e619af0 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -36,8 +36,10 @@ src/signing.js canonical form, signOp, verifyOp — what a signature src/shape.js isPlainObject, asJson, isRecordId, isStreamName, wellFormed — what enters is checked here src/args.js spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements, jsonValue, isNodeId — the write API’s argument checks, shared by Storage and realize() in patch.js — no requires -src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, run-length content, the walk, - local placement, pending ops, pos/vals/marks registers, cursors, prune and join — requires vector.js only +src/rle.js run-length content: a run's items and gaps, cut, append, merge, the canonical form under MAX_RUN — + no requires; sequence.js is the caller and re-exports what the tests read +src/sequence.js the sequence engine behind the list and text kinds: Fugue runs, the walk, local placement, pending ops, + pos/vals/marks registers, cursors, prune and join — requires vector.js and rle.js only src/tree.js the tree kind: per node its stamped moves, the fold in stamp order with the cycle check (Kleppmann 2021, Loro), MAX_DEPTH levels read, prune and join — requires vector.js and order.js (a place is a fractional index or the move is malformed) diff --git a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md index ca763f0..d25a727 100644 --- a/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md +++ b/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Interleaving in Collaborative Text Editing" (2023), arXiv:2305.00583. Repository: https://github.com/yjs/yjs (commit 0e0dc34). Three ideas of `src/sequence.js` follow Yjs: deleted content collapsed to a length that -keeps the place (`ContentDeleted`), consecutive inserts by one writer stored +keeps the place (`ContentDeleted`; the run-length form is `src/rle.js`), consecutive inserts by one writer stored as one run (`Item.mergeWith`), and an op whose dependency has not arrived kept until it does (`pendingStructs`). The undo manager of `src/undo.js` follows the rules of Yjs's `UndoManager` (`src/utils/UndoManager.js`): @@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ replaces another of its key and goes only by its own id — follow Peritext's ## list-positions Repository: https://github.com/mweidner037/list-positions (commit 383b844). -The run-length form of a sequence's content in `src/sequence.js` — -`["ab", 3, "c"]`, present items alternating with gap lengths — is the save +The run-length form of a sequence's content in `src/rle.js` (read by +`src/sequence.js`) — `["ab", 3, "c"]`, present items alternating with gap lengths — is the save format of its `List` and `Text` (`src/lists/list.ts`, `src/lists/text.ts`), and the rule that a writer extends its own run instead of anchoring a new one follows `Order.createPositions` (`src/order/order.ts`). diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 7de0a96..3cdfd25 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -122,8 +122,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // (src/versions.js) as path modules over the lent core, the facade a // delegate per method — the raise to 64.5 KB (64.4 measured; the shared // property names of the core cost what private fields minified away). The + // run-length content as src/rle.js, out of sequence.js (the same epic) — + // the raise to 65 KB (64.6 measured: a module's exports and requires). The // rule stays: a raise names its feature here. - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 64.5 }, + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 65 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/rle.js b/src/rle.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8115d83 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/rle.js @@ -0,0 +1,142 @@ +'use strict'; + +// Run-length content — the form a sequence run's content takes in a block +// (src/sequence.js): `["ab", 3, "c"]` alternates present items (a string of +// a text, an array of a list) with gaps, tombstones collapsed to a length +// (Yjs's deleted content; list-positions' form — THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md). A +// gap keeps the place, so an anchor, a mark or a cursor into a deleted +// element still resolves. Pure functions over plain JSON, no requires; the +// engine is the one caller, and sequence.js re-exports what its tests read. + +// A run holds at most MAX_RUN slots, tombstones included: the index +// allocates per slot, so a gap is the one thing a peer could make expensive +// for nothing (a `[3e8]` in a snapshot block would be expanded element by +// element) — `normalizeRle` refuses a longer run, `applySplice` refuses the +// op that would make one, and a node typing past it starts a new run +// (`placeInsert`). The cap on a whole field is sequence.js's MAX_FIELD. +const MAX_RUN = 1 << 20; + +const isText = (kind) => kind === 't'; +const present = (kind, seg) => (isText(kind) ? typeof seg === 'string' : Array.isArray(seg)); +const isGap = (seg) => Number.isInteger(seg) && seg > 0; +const segLength = (seg) => (typeof seg === 'number' ? seg : seg.length); + +// Builds a canonical RLE: adjacent gaps add up, adjacent present items join. +const builder = (kind) => { + const out = []; + return { + push(seg) { + if (segLength(seg) === 0) return; + const last = out.length - 1; + if (last < 0) out.push(typeof seg === 'number' ? seg : isText(kind) ? seg : [...seg]); + else if (typeof seg === 'number') typeof out[last] === 'number' ? (out[last] += seg) : out.push(seg); + else if (typeof out[last] === 'number') out.push(isText(kind) ? seg : [...seg]); + else if (isText(kind)) out[last] += seg; + else out[last].push(...seg); + }, + done: () => out, + }; +}; + +const rleLength = (rle) => { + let n = 0; + for (const seg of rle) n += segLength(seg); + return n; +}; + +// Expands to one entry per element: the value, or GAP for a tombstone. +const GAP = Symbol('gap'); +const rleExpand = (rle) => { + const out = []; + for (const seg of rle) { + if (typeof seg === 'number') for (let i = 0; i < seg; i++) out.push(GAP); + else for (let i = 0; i < seg.length; i++) out.push(seg[i]); + } + return out; +}; +const rleCollapse = (kind, items) => { + const b = builder(kind); + for (const item of items) b.push(item === GAP ? 1 : isText(kind) ? item : [item]); + return b.done(); +}; + +const rleAppend = (kind, rle, content) => { + const b = builder(kind); + for (const seg of rle) b.push(seg); + b.push(content); + return b.done(); +}; + +// Marks [offset, offset + length) as gone; what lies past the end is not here. +const rleCut = (kind, rle, offset, length) => { + const b = builder(kind); + let at = 0; + const end = offset + length; + for (const seg of rle) { + const n = segLength(seg); + if (typeof seg === 'number' || end <= at || offset >= at + n) b.push(seg); + else { + const from = Math.max(offset, at) - at; + const to = Math.min(end, at + n) - at; + if (from > 0) b.push(seg.slice(0, from)); + b.push(to - from); + if (to < n) b.push(seg.slice(to)); + } + at += n; + } + return b.done(); +}; + +// Segment by segment: gaps by length, texts by value, list items by their JSON. +const sameSeg = (a, b) => + typeof a === 'number' || typeof a === 'string' + ? a === b + : Array.isArray(b) && JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b); +const sameRle = (a, b) => a.length === b.length && a.every((seg, i) => sameSeg(seg, b[i])); + +// Two pictures of one run: the longer one's length, an element alive only +// where both have it alive (a cut seen anywhere happened). +const rleMerge = (kind, a, b) => { + const x = rleExpand(a); + const y = rleExpand(b); + const n = Math.max(x.length, y.length); + const out = new Array(n); + for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) { + if (i >= x.length) out[i] = y[i]; + else if (i >= y.length) out[i] = x[i]; + else out[i] = x[i] === GAP || y[i] === GAP ? GAP : x[i]; + } + return rleCollapse(kind, out); +}; + +// Whether a run's content is well-formed for its kind and within MAX_RUN; +// returns the canonical form, or null. +const normalizeRle = (kind, rle) => { + if (!Array.isArray(rle)) return null; + const b = builder(kind); + let n = 0; + for (const seg of rle) { + if (isGap(seg)) b.push(seg); + else if (present(kind, seg) && seg.length > 0) b.push(seg); + else return null; + n += segLength(seg); + if (n > MAX_RUN) return null; + } + return b.done(); +}; + +module.exports = { + MAX_RUN, + GAP, + isText, + present, + isGap, + segLength, + rleLength, + rleExpand, + rleAppend, + rleCut, + sameRle, + rleMerge, + normalizeRle, +}; diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index a55a5dd..c0e7bd2 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ // The sequence engine behind the `list` and `text` field kinds: where an // element goes, what a field reads as, and how two nodes' pictures of one // field join. Pure functions over the plain JSON block Storage keeps in a -// record's meta (`meta.seqs[field]`); no requires beyond ./vector.js, so it -// ships to the browser as it is. +// record's meta (`meta.seqs[field]`); no requires beyond ./vector.js and +// ./rle.js (the run-length content), so it ships to the browser as it is. // // The ordering rule is Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann, "The Art of the Fugue", // 2023; reference: fugue-simple, MIT): every element has one place in a @@ -67,18 +67,30 @@ // is a PROTOCOL bump once the package is published. const { compareClock } = require('./vector.js'); +const { + MAX_RUN, + GAP, + isText, + present, + isGap, + rleLength, + rleExpand, + rleAppend, + rleCut, + sameRle, + rleMerge, + normalizeRle, +} = require('./rle.js'); // Pending work — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and extensions waiting // for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements and marks not // here — is bounded per field, on the op path and on the snapshot path // alike: beyond it an op is refused (`bound`) and a peer's block is dropped. const PENDING_MAX = 4096; -// A run holds at most MAX_RUN slots and a field MAX_FIELD, tombstones -// included: the index allocates per slot, so a gap is the one thing a peer -// could make expensive for nothing (a `[3e8]` in a snapshot block would be -// expanded element by element). A node typing past MAX_RUN starts a new run -// (`placeInsert`); a field at MAX_FIELD takes nothing more until a reset. -const MAX_RUN = 1 << 20; +// A field holds at most MAX_FIELD slots, tombstones included (and a run +// MAX_RUN, src/rle.js's): the index allocates per slot, so a gap is the one +// thing a peer could make expensive for nothing. A field at MAX_FIELD takes +// nothing more until a reset. const MAX_FIELD = 1 << 22; // Keys: a run is `ts:origin` (the op that created it), an element @@ -135,117 +147,6 @@ const parseAnchor = (token) => { }; const isAnchor = (token) => parseAnchor(token) !== null; -// ---- run-length content ------------------------------------------------- - -const isText = (kind) => kind === 't'; -const present = (kind, seg) => (isText(kind) ? typeof seg === 'string' : Array.isArray(seg)); -const isGap = (seg) => Number.isInteger(seg) && seg > 0; -const segLength = (seg) => (typeof seg === 'number' ? seg : seg.length); - -// Builds a canonical RLE: adjacent gaps add up, adjacent present items join. -const builder = (kind) => { - const out = []; - return { - push(seg) { - if (segLength(seg) === 0) return; - const last = out.length - 1; - if (last < 0) out.push(typeof seg === 'number' ? seg : isText(kind) ? seg : [...seg]); - else if (typeof seg === 'number') typeof out[last] === 'number' ? (out[last] += seg) : out.push(seg); - else if (typeof out[last] === 'number') out.push(isText(kind) ? seg : [...seg]); - else if (isText(kind)) out[last] += seg; - else out[last].push(...seg); - }, - done: () => out, - }; -}; - -const rleLength = (rle) => { - let n = 0; - for (const seg of rle) n += segLength(seg); - return n; -}; - -// Expands to one entry per element: the value, or GAP for a tombstone. -const GAP = Symbol('gap'); -const rleExpand = (rle) => { - const out = []; - for (const seg of rle) { - if (typeof seg === 'number') for (let i = 0; i < seg; i++) out.push(GAP); - else for (let i = 0; i < seg.length; i++) out.push(seg[i]); - } - return out; -}; -const rleCollapse = (kind, items) => { - const b = builder(kind); - for (const item of items) b.push(item === GAP ? 1 : isText(kind) ? item : [item]); - return b.done(); -}; - -const rleAppend = (kind, rle, content) => { - const b = builder(kind); - for (const seg of rle) b.push(seg); - b.push(content); - return b.done(); -}; - -// Marks [offset, offset + length) as gone; what lies past the end is not here. -const rleCut = (kind, rle, offset, length) => { - const b = builder(kind); - let at = 0; - const end = offset + length; - for (const seg of rle) { - const n = segLength(seg); - if (typeof seg === 'number' || end <= at || offset >= at + n) b.push(seg); - else { - const from = Math.max(offset, at) - at; - const to = Math.min(end, at + n) - at; - if (from > 0) b.push(seg.slice(0, from)); - b.push(to - from); - if (to < n) b.push(seg.slice(to)); - } - at += n; - } - return b.done(); -}; - -// Segment by segment: gaps by length, texts by value, list items by their JSON. -const sameSeg = (a, b) => - typeof a === 'number' || typeof a === 'string' - ? a === b - : Array.isArray(b) && JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b); -const sameRle = (a, b) => a.length === b.length && a.every((seg, i) => sameSeg(seg, b[i])); - -// Two pictures of one run: the longer one's length, an element alive only -// where both have it alive (a cut seen anywhere happened). -const rleMerge = (kind, a, b) => { - const x = rleExpand(a); - const y = rleExpand(b); - const n = Math.max(x.length, y.length); - const out = new Array(n); - for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) { - if (i >= x.length) out[i] = y[i]; - else if (i >= y.length) out[i] = x[i]; - else out[i] = x[i] === GAP || y[i] === GAP ? GAP : x[i]; - } - return rleCollapse(kind, out); -}; - -// Whether a run's content is well-formed for its kind and within MAX_RUN; -// returns the canonical form, or null. -const normalizeRle = (kind, rle) => { - if (!Array.isArray(rle)) return null; - const b = builder(kind); - let n = 0; - for (const seg of rle) { - if (isGap(seg)) b.push(seg); - else if (present(kind, seg) && seg.length > 0) b.push(seg); - else return null; - n += segLength(seg); - if (n > MAX_RUN) return null; - } - return b.done(); -}; - // The slots a block holds, tombstones included — through the memoized parse // of each run (`parsedRun`), so a block of many runs is summed, not re-read. const blockSlots = (seq) => { From bb1435892849deeb68caf9f93780098d6fe2e90f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 19:06:40 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 38/53] =?UTF-8?q?perf(tags):=20a=20tag's=20catalog=20is=20?= =?UTF-8?q?read=20at=20its=20first=20use;=20the=20open=20reads=20the=20new?= =?UTF-8?q?est=20alone=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20SC-4)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Every tag's catalog and copy listing was read at open — the time to open grew with the number of tags times the records in each. Now `tags.json` and the newest tag alone are read at open (the write path copies into it, and the pending copies go to it); an older tag's catalog and copies are read once, at the tag's first use (`Tags#catalog`/`#copies`, one load shared by concurrent readers), so an open costs one catalog however many tags there are. - A tag whose catalog cannot be read is dropped at that first use — the newest at open — as `untag()` drops it: what the older tag needs of its copies moves there (`#moveDown`, shared with `drop()`), the rest go, the line leaves tags.json, `tags.dropped{reason:'catalog'}` is logged, and the reader is told `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. The next newest takes the write path. - `at(name)` stays synchronous; its `has()` and `list()` are promises now (the view's first read loads the catalog), `collection().get()` and `snapshot()` load first, and a Cursor at a tag awaits its source's `ready` before reading (`Cursor#matching`; the live seam has none). The sync readers `hasAt`/`rowAt`/`catalogOf` come after `ensure(name)`. - d.ts + tsd, the tags and branch suites, bench/tags.js, versions.md, api.md and CLAUDE.md follow; INVARIANTS TAG-3 names the new test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 6 +- INVARIANTS.md | 1 + bench/tags.js | 2 +- docs/guide/versions.md | 12 ++- docs/reference/api.md | 4 +- index.d.ts | 10 +- src/query.js | 2 + src/tags.js | 201 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------- src/versions.js | 51 ++++++++--- tests/index.test-d.ts | 4 +- tests/suites/branch.js | 2 +- tests/suites/tags.js | 73 ++++++++++++++- 12 files changed, 280 insertions(+), 88 deletions(-) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index e619af0..e5d4f84 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -425,7 +425,11 @@ docs/ VitePress site - **A tag is copy-on-write at the EntryStore seam.** `src/tags.js` keeps `tags.json` and, per tag, a Catalog (`adopt(rows)` of the live one at `tag()` time, saved under the tag's event id; loaded with `strict: false` - so a schema's index change does not drop it) plus `tags//data/` — + so a schema's index change does not drop it — at open for the NEWEST tag + alone, for an older one at its first read (`#catalog`/`#copies`, one load + each; a catalog gone drops the tag then as `untag` would, `TAG_NOT_FOUND`), so the sync + readers `hasAt`/`rowAt`/`catalogOf` come after `ensure(name)` and a + Cursor at a tag awaits its source's `ready`) plus `tags//data/` — record files copied by `EntryStore.#changing` (`before(id, file)`) ahead of `write`/`writeSealed`/`remove`, into the NEWEST tag only, once per record, only for a record the tag's catalog holds live. `tag()` refuses diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index c2f248f..18549c0 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -49,5 +49,6 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | TAG-1 | A tag's name is checked where it enters — the call and the file alike — before it becomes a path under `tags/`. | `a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path` | | UNDO-1 | A failed undo leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. | `a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice` | | TAG-2 | A `tags.json` that cannot be read never blocks `open()`: the storage runs without tags, keeps the file aside as `tags.corrupt.json`, refuses `tag()` until it is repaired, and keeps every changed record's file under `tags/.pending/` so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. | `a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired` | +| TAG-3 | An open reads `tags.json` and the newest tag alone; an older tag's catalog and copies are read at its first use, once, and a tag whose catalog is gone is dropped then — the newest at open — as an untag would drop it (what the older tag needs of its copies moves there, the rest go), with a warning, its reader told `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; the next newest takes the write path. | `an older tag is read at its first use: the open reads the newest alone` | | LOG-3 | Under `open({ defer })` a record file lags the log by the window at most, never the reads: the log is durable at once, the cache and the catalog read every write, `tag()` and `close()` flush first, a peer's write of the record lands it whole and settles what waited, and a crash before the flush replays the batch. | `writes within the window coalesce into one file and one block; reads see every write at once`; `tag() and close() flush first; the file is whole on disk after close`; `a peer’s op on a deferred record writes the file whole and settles what waited` | | VER-7 | `compact()` rewrites a record as one op per field — a text or a list as one run, a tree as one move per node — and the record reads the same here and on every peer, with the history under it gone by the reset rule. | `compact() rewrites a record as one op per field: a text of many runs is one, a tree one move per node, the reading the same` | diff --git a/bench/tags.js b/bench/tags.js index 7e35454..a58cabf 100644 --- a/bench/tags.js +++ b/bench/tags.js @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ const main = async () => { await bench('at(tag).get — a record copied at the tag', () => storage.at('cow').get(ids[j++ % ids.length])); await bench('get(id, { at: { tag } }) — through the read hooks', () => storage.get(ids[j++ % ids.length], { at: { tag: 'cow' } })); - await bench('at(tag).list — the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids', () => storage.at('cow').list().length); + await bench('at(tag).list — the tag’s catalog, 1 000 ids', async () => (await storage.at('cow').list()).length); await storage.close(); }; diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 6a9535e..bd9edfc 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ const later = await storage.insert({ title: 'Another' }); const v1 = storage.at('v1'); await v1.get(id); // { title: 'Draft' } await v1.get(later); // null — not there yet -v1.has(id); // true +await v1.has(id); // true await storage.get(id, { at: { tag: 'v1' } }); // { title: 'Draft' } storage.tags(); // [tag] await storage.untag('v1'); @@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ A cursor at a tag has no `watch()` (a tag does not change) and no `$text` const posts = storage.at('v1').collection('Post'); await posts.select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }).order('n').fetch(); // as of v1 await posts.count(); // as of v1 -storage.at('v1').list(); // every live id as of v1 +await storage.at('v1').list(); // every live id as of v1 const page = await storage.at('v1').snapshot(); // { records, cursor, eventId, vector } await other.mergeSnapshot(page.records); // another storage, now at v1 await other.adoptVector(page.vector); @@ -161,8 +161,12 @@ same version takes its own tag. `tag()` runs in the mutation queue, so no write lands between the catalog and the position it names; a name is of the record-id form. A directory a crash left under `tags/` without its line in `tags.json` is unknown to every reader and is swept when a tag of that name -is taken again; a tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped at open with a -warning. An unreadable `tags.json` does not stop the open: the tags are +is taken again. An open reads `tags.json` and the newest tag's catalog — +the one the write path copies into — and an older tag's catalog when the +tag is first read, so an open costs one catalog however many tags there +are; a tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped then (the newest at open) +as `untag()` would drop it — the copies the older tag needs move there — with +a warning, and the read that found it gone rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. An unreadable `tags.json` does not stop the open: the tags are auxiliary, and their names cannot be listed back from the disk, so the file is kept aside as `tags.corrupt.json` for a repair by hand, the storage runs without tags (`stats().tags.corrupt`), `tag()` refuses with `CORRUPT` so diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index afc7415..502db28 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Returns `Promise`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `tag(name)` | `Promise` | Names the storage as it is now — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }`, kept on this node as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag (see [Tags](../guide/versions#tags)); `name` is of the record-id form; rejects with `TAG_EXISTS` | | `untag(name)` | `Promise` | Drops a tag; the copies the next older tag needs move there; rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | -| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)`, `list()` (every live id then), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | +| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)` and `list()` (every live id then; promises — the tag's catalog is read at the view's first read), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | | `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops. A patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is a `TypeError` with nothing minted — and every patch is first resolved and applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the whole batch with nothing written; a hook or a validator that throws on a later op leaves the earlier ones committed | | `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied; lands whole or not at all (see `applyPatches`) | @@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })` for a version the log cannot give exactly: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | | `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })` with an `at` of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached (a `TypeError`) | — | | `TAG_EXISTS` | `tag()` of a name in use | `tag` | -| `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })` of a tag this node has not | `tag` | +| `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })` of a tag this node has not — or of one whose catalog could not be read when first used (the tag is dropped then, with a `tags.dropped` warning) | `tag` | | `BRANCH_EXISTS` | `branch()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) at a path that holds a `branch.json`, or any file — another storage, say — already: a branch opens in a new directory | `path` | | `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | | `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 5f98833..c7ee5bf 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -960,14 +960,18 @@ export interface TagCollection { count(query?: MangoQuery): Promise; } -/** The storage as it was at a tag. */ +/** + * The storage as it was at a tag. The tag's catalog is read at the view's + * first read (an open reads the newest tag's alone); a reader of a tag whose + * catalog is gone is told `TAG_NOT_FOUND` then. + */ export interface TagView extends Tag { /** The record as it was at the tag, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`); `null` when it was not there. */ get(id: string): Promise; /** Whether `id` was a live record at the tag. */ - has(id: string): boolean; + has(id: string): Promise; /** Every live id at the tag, sorted. */ - list(): string[]; + list(): Promise; /** A collection at the tag; throws for an entity the schema has not. */ collection(name: string): TagCollection; /** One page of the storage as it was at the tag — what another storage's `mergeSnapshot` joins to stand at the tag. */ diff --git a/src/query.js b/src/query.js index 4698367..8ba7907 100644 --- a/src/query.js +++ b/src/query.js @@ -289,6 +289,8 @@ class Cursor { // and for `$text` the candidate order is the index's ranking, which an // unordered cursor hands out as it is. async #matching(needsRows, limit = this.#limit) { + // A source that reads its catalog at first use (a tag's) hands `ready`. + if (this.#source.ready !== undefined) await this.#source.ready(); const { candidates, ids, row, load } = this.#source; const found = candidates(this.#entity, this.#query) ?? ids(this.#entity); const ordered = needsRows && this.#order.length > 0; diff --git a/src/tags.js b/src/tags.js index a69da3b..a8b3d27 100644 --- a/src/tags.js +++ b/src/tags.js @@ -15,6 +15,12 @@ // tags//index/catalog.json the catalog as of the tag (src/catalog.js), stamp = eventId // tags//data/.json a record's file as it was at the tag, copied before its first change // +// An open reads tags.json and the newest tag — the one the write path +// copies into; an older tag's catalog, and the ids of its copies, are read +// when the tag is first read, once (`#catalog`, `#copies`), so an open +// costs one catalog however many tags there are. A tag whose catalog +// cannot be read is dropped then — the newest at open — with a warning. +// // Order of writes: a tag's catalog, then tags.json, then the registration // here; an untag moves the copies the older tag needs, then rewrites // tags.json, then removes the files. A `tags/` left without its line @@ -53,6 +59,8 @@ const info = ({ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }) => ({ createdAt, }); +const notFound = (name, rest = '') => new SyncomError('TAG_NOT_FOUND', `Tag ${name} not found${rest}`, { tag: name }); + class Tags { #fsi; #dir; @@ -105,7 +113,7 @@ class Tags { #tag(name) { const tag = this.#byName.get(name); - if (tag === undefined) throw new SyncomError('TAG_NOT_FOUND', `Tag ${name} not found`, { tag: name }); + if (tag === undefined) throw notFound(name); return tag; } @@ -121,7 +129,8 @@ class Tags { } } - // Reads tags.json and every tag's catalog and copies. A tags.json that + // Reads tags.json, and the newest tag (its catalog and copies: the write + // path copies into it, and the pending copies go to it). A tags.json that // cannot be read does not stop the open: the tags are auxiliary (the // records, the log and the catalog are whole), and their names cannot be // listed back from the disk — fsi lists files, not directories — so the @@ -139,34 +148,105 @@ class Tags { } if (!parsed || parsed.format !== FORMAT || !Array.isArray(parsed.tags)) return this.#unreadable(text, null); } - const known = new Set(); - for (const raw of parsed?.tags ?? []) { - if (!isTag(raw) || known.has(raw.name)) continue; + const lines = parsed?.tags ?? []; + for (const raw of lines) { + if (!isTag(raw) || this.#byName.has(raw.name)) continue; // The name is a path segment under tags/: the record-id form `tag()` // takes, or the line is dropped — a file is a second way in. if (!isRecordId(raw.name)) { this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: raw.name, reason: 'name' }); continue; } - const tag = { - ...info(raw), - catalog: this.#catalogOf(`${this.#dir}/${raw.name}`), - copied: new Set(), - held: new Set(), - }; - if ((await tag.catalog.load({ strict: false })) === null) { - this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: raw.name, reason: 'catalog' }); - continue; - } - for (const file of await this.#names(this.#data(tag))) { - if (file.endsWith('.json')) tag.copied.add(file.slice(0, -5)); - } - known.add(tag.name); + const tag = { ...info(raw), catalog: null, copied: null, loading: null, listing: null }; this.#tags.push(tag); this.#byName.set(tag.name, tag); } + // The newest tag now, or the next one when its catalog is gone. + while (this.#tags.length > 0) { + const newest = this.#tags[this.#tags.length - 1]; + try { + await this.#catalog(newest); + await this.#copies(newest); + break; + } catch (error) { + if (error.code !== 'TAG_NOT_FOUND') throw error; + } + } await this.#adoptPending(); - if (known.size !== (parsed?.tags.length ?? 0)) await this.#save(); + if (this.#tags.length !== lines.length) await this.#save(); + } + + // A tag's catalog, read once, at its first use; a tag whose catalog + // cannot be read is dropped — the line out of tags.json, a warning — and + // the reader is told TAG_NOT_FOUND. Concurrent first readers share the one load. + #catalog(tag) { + if (tag.catalog !== null) return Promise.resolve(tag.catalog); + return (tag.loading ??= this.#loadCatalog(tag)); + } + + async #loadCatalog(tag) { + const catalog = this.#catalogOf(`${this.#dir}/${tag.name}`); + if ((await catalog.load({ strict: false })) === null) { + // Dropped as an untag drops: what the older tag needs of its copies + // moves there (it was the newest then, and reads the write path from + // now on), the rest go with the line. + this.#logger?.warn({ event: 'tags.dropped', name: tag.name, reason: 'catalog' }); + const index = this.#tags.indexOf(tag); + const older = index > 0 ? this.#tags[index - 1] : null; + this.#forget(tag); + if (older !== null) { + try { + await this.#moveDown(tag, older); + } catch (error) { + if (error.code !== 'TAG_NOT_FOUND') throw error; + } + } + await this.#save(); + await this.#erase(tag.name); + throw notFound(tag.name, ': its catalog could not be read, and the tag is dropped'); + } + tag.catalog = catalog; + return catalog; + } + + // A copy `tag` holds is the state at `older` too when the record did not + // change between them — `older` has no copy of its own then and existed to + // have one — so it moves there. Reads `older` when it was not yet. + async #moveDown(tag, older) { + const [copied, catalog, held] = await Promise.all([this.#copies(tag), this.#catalog(older), this.#copies(older)]); + const from = this.#data(tag); + for (const id of copied) { + const row = catalog.row(id); + if (row === null || row.gone || held.has(id)) continue; + await this.#fsi.write(this.#data(older), `${id}.json`, await this.#fsi.read(from, `${id}.json`)); + held.add(id); + } + } + + // The ids a tag holds a copy of, listed once, at the first read that walks through it. + #copies(tag) { + if (tag.copied !== null) return Promise.resolve(tag.copied); + return (tag.listing ??= this.#loadCopies(tag)); + } + + async #loadCopies(tag) { + const copied = new Set(); + for (const file of await this.#names(this.#data(tag))) { + if (file.endsWith('.json')) copied.add(file.slice(0, -5)); + } + tag.copied = copied; + return copied; + } + + #forget(tag) { + const index = this.#tags.indexOf(tag); + if (index !== -1) this.#tags.splice(index, 1); + this.#byName.delete(tag.name); + } + + /** Reads the tag's catalog if it is not read yet — ahead of `hasAt`, `rowAt`, `catalogOf`. Rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. */ + async ensure(name) { + await this.#catalog(this.#tag(name)); } async #unreadable(text, cause) { @@ -246,6 +326,8 @@ class Tags { createdAt: Date.now(), catalog: this.#catalogOf(`${this.#dir}/${name}`), copied: new Set(), + loading: null, + listing: null, }; tag.catalog.adopt(rows); await tag.catalog.save(eventId); @@ -254,33 +336,24 @@ class Tags { try { await this.#save(); } catch (error) { - this.#tags.pop(); - this.#byName.delete(name); + this.#forget(tag); throw error; } return info(tag); } /** - * Drops a tag. A copy it holds is the state at the older tag too when the - * record did not change between them — the older tag has no copy of its - * own then and existed to have one — so it moves there; the rest go. + * Drops a tag: what the next older tag needs of its copies moves there + * (`#moveDown`; the older tag is read here when it was not yet — the + * newest after this drop, it serves the write path from now on), the + * rest go. */ async drop(name) { const tag = this.#tag(name); const index = this.#tags.indexOf(tag); const older = index > 0 ? this.#tags[index - 1] : null; - const from = this.#data(tag); - if (older !== null) { - for (const id of tag.copied) { - const row = older.catalog.row(id); - if (row === null || row.gone || older.copied.has(id)) continue; - await this.#fsi.write(this.#data(older), `${id}.json`, await this.#fsi.read(from, `${id}.json`)); - older.copied.add(id); - } - } - this.#tags.splice(index, 1); - this.#byName.delete(name); + if (older !== null) await this.#moveDown(tag, older); + this.#forget(tag); await this.#save(); await this.#erase(name); } @@ -295,24 +368,28 @@ class Tags { async copyBefore(id, file) { if (this.#corrupt) return this.#keepAside(id, file); const tag = this.#tags[this.#tags.length - 1]; - if (tag === undefined || tag.copied.has(id)) return; - const row = tag.catalog.row(id); + if (tag === undefined) return; + // The newest tag is read at open, at take() and at the drop that made + // it the newest: these resolve at once. + const [catalog, copied] = await Promise.all([this.#catalog(tag), this.#copies(tag)]); + if (copied.has(id)) return; + const row = catalog.row(id); if (row === null || row.gone) return; const text = await file(); if (text === null) return; await this.#fsi.write(this.#data(tag), `${id}.json`, text); - tag.copied.add(id); + copied.add(id); } - /** Whether `id` was a live record at the tag — encrypted ones included. */ + /** Whether `id` was a live record at the tag — encrypted ones included. After `ensure(name)`. */ hasAt(name, id) { - const row = this.#tag(name).catalog.row(id); + const row = this.catalogOf(name).row(id); return row !== null && !row.gone; } - /** The tag's catalog row of `id`, or null. */ + /** The tag's catalog row of `id`, or null. After `ensure(name)`. */ rowAt(name, id) { - return this.#tag(name).catalog.row(id); + return this.catalogOf(name).row(id); } /** @@ -323,36 +400,52 @@ class Tags { */ async readAt(name, id) { const tag = this.#tag(name); - const row = tag.catalog.row(id); + const catalog = await this.#catalog(tag); + const row = catalog.row(id); if (row === null || row.gone) return { exists: false, raw: null }; for (let i = this.#tags.indexOf(tag); i < this.#tags.length; i++) { const holder = this.#tags[i]; - if (holder.copied.has(id)) return { exists: true, raw: await this.#fsi.read(this.#data(holder), `${id}.json`) }; + const copied = await this.#copies(holder); + if (copied.has(id)) return { exists: true, raw: await this.#fsi.read(this.#data(holder), `${id}.json`) }; } return { exists: true, raw: null }; } - /** A purge reaches the tags: every copy of `id` goes — one kept aside too — and every tag's catalog forgets the row. */ + /** + * A purge reaches the tags: every copy of `id` goes — one kept aside too — + * and every tag's catalog forgets the row; a purge reads every tag. + */ async scrub(id) { if (this.#pending.has(id)) { await this.#fsi.remove(this.#pendingDir, `${id}.json`); this.#pending.delete(id); } - for (const tag of this.#tags) { - if (tag.copied.has(id)) { + for (const tag of [...this.#tags]) { + let copied; + let catalog; + try { + [copied, catalog] = await Promise.all([this.#copies(tag), this.#catalog(tag)]); + } catch (error) { + // A tag dropped for its catalog has nothing to forget; its copies went with it. + if (error.code !== 'TAG_NOT_FOUND') throw error; + continue; + } + if (copied.has(id)) { await this.#fsi.remove(this.#data(tag), `${id}.json`); - tag.copied.delete(id); + copied.delete(id); } - if (tag.catalog.row(id) !== null) { - tag.catalog.put(id, null); - await tag.catalog.save(tag.eventId); + if (catalog.row(id) !== null) { + catalog.put(id, null); + await catalog.save(tag.eventId); } } } - /** The tag's catalog — what a view at the tag reads through. */ + /** The tag's catalog — what a view at the tag reads through. After `ensure(name)`. */ catalogOf(name) { - return this.#tag(name).catalog; + const tag = this.#tag(name); + if (tag.catalog === null) throw new TypeError(`Tag ${name}: ensure() first — its catalog is not read yet`); + return tag.catalog; } } diff --git a/src/versions.js b/src/versions.js index f92ae62..2a8ce35 100644 --- a/src/versions.js +++ b/src/versions.js @@ -150,15 +150,18 @@ const getAt = async (core, id, at) => { // What a cursor at a tag reads through: the tag's catalog, and the record // as it was — lensed, without the read hooks, like the live seam. A tag // does not change, so there is nothing to watch, and its catalog carries -// no text index. +// no text index. The catalog is read at the first use (`ready`, which +// the Cursor awaits before it reads). const sourceAt = (core, name) => { - const catalog = core.tags.catalogOf(name); + const { tags } = core; + const catalog = () => tags.catalogOf(name); return { logger: core.logger, - candidates: (entity, query) => catalog.candidates(entity, query), - ids: (entity) => catalog.ids(entity), - row: (id) => catalog.row(id), - indexed: (entity) => catalog.indexed(entity), + ready: () => tags.ensure(name), + candidates: (entity, query) => catalog().candidates(entity, query), + ids: (entity) => catalog().ids(entity), + row: (id) => catalog().row(id), + indexed: (entity) => catalog().indexed(entity), searches: () => false, subscribe: () => { throw new TypeError(`watch(): tag ${name} does not change`); @@ -308,19 +311,24 @@ const untag = async (core, name) => { /** * A view of the storage at tag `name`: the tag's fields plus `get(id)` — * the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks (`at: { tag }`) - * — and `has(id)`, whether it was a live record then. Rejects with - * `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. + * — and `has(id)`, whether it was a live record then. Throws + * `TAG_NOT_FOUND` for a tag this node has not; the tag's catalog is read + * at the view's first read, and a reader of a tag whose catalog is gone is + * told `TAG_NOT_FOUND` then. */ const at = (core, name) => { if (typeof name !== 'string') throw new TypeError('at() takes a name'); - const info = core.tags.info(name); - const catalog = core.tags.catalogOf(name); + const { tags } = core; + const info = tags.info(name); + const ready = () => tags.ensure(name); const source = sourceAt(core, name); const get = (id) => getAt(core, id, { tag: name }); // What a snapshot page reads: the tag's catalog and entries, under the // tag's position — the pages another storage joins to stand at the tag. const paging = { - catalog, + get catalog() { + return tags.catalogOf(name); + }, log: { lastEventId: info.eventId, get vector() { @@ -335,18 +343,31 @@ const at = (core, name) => { return { ...info, get, - has: (id) => isRecordId(id) && core.tags.hasAt(name, id), - list: () => [...catalog.ids()], + has: async (id) => { + await ready(); + return isRecordId(id) && tags.hasAt(name, id); + }, + list: async () => { + await ready(); + return [...tags.catalogOf(name).ids()]; + }, collection: (entity) => { if (!core.entities.has(entity)) throw new TypeError(`collection(): unknown entity ${entity}`); return { name: entity, - get: async (id) => (isRecordId(id) && catalog.row(id)?.type === entity ? get(id) : null), + get: async (id) => { + if (!isRecordId(id)) return null; + await ready(); + return tags.rowAt(name, id)?.type === entity ? get(id) : null; + }, select: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query), count: (query) => new Cursor(source, entity, query).count(), }; }, - snapshot: (options) => snapshotPage(paging, options), + snapshot: async (options) => { + await ready(); + return snapshotPage(paging, options); + }, }; }; diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index aa1ccca..e0feb44 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -672,9 +672,9 @@ expectType>(storage.untag('v1')); expectType(storage.tags()); expectType(storage.at('v1')); expectType>(storage.at('v1').get('id')); -expectType(storage.at('v1').has('id')); +expectType>(storage.at('v1').has('id')); expectType(storage.at('v1').eventId); -expectType(storage.at('v1').list()); +expectType>(storage.at('v1').list()); expectType(storage.at('v1').collection('Post')); expectType( storage diff --git a/tests/suites/branch.js b/tests/suites/branch.js index 8bb0ada..dd52dee 100644 --- a/tests/suites/branch.js +++ b/tests/suites/branch.js @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ const runBranchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage, branchPath) => { // A branch has a history and tags of its own. assert.ok((await child.history(post.id)).versions.length > 0); await child.tag('on-branch'); - assert.strictEqual(child.at('on-branch').has(post.id), true); + assert.strictEqual(await child.at('on-branch').has(post.id), true); await assert.rejects(() => merge(parent, { into: parent }), TypeError); await assert.rejects(() => merge(parent, {}), TypeError); await assert.rejects(() => branch(parent, {}), TypeError); diff --git a/tests/suites/tags.js b/tests/suites/tags.js index 55b8fbd..d830f52 100644 --- a/tests/suites/tags.js +++ b/tests/suites/tags.js @@ -62,10 +62,10 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(await view.get('never'), null); assert.strictEqual(await view.get('bad id!'), null); assert.deepStrictEqual( - [view.has(kept), view.has(doomed), view.has(sealed), view.has(fresh), view.has(stale)], + await Promise.all([view.has(kept), view.has(doomed), view.has(sealed), view.has(fresh), view.has(stale)]), [true, true, true, false, false], ); - assert.strictEqual(view.has('bad id!'), false); + assert.strictEqual(await view.has('bad id!'), false); // The present is untouched. assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(kept), { n: 2, body: 'hi!' }); assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(doomed), null); @@ -181,13 +181,76 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await storage.tag('rel'); assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'rel'), [], 'swept when the name is taken again'); assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('rel').get(id), { v: 3 }); - // A tag whose catalog file is lost is dropped at open, with a warning. + // The newest tag's catalog is read at open; one that is lost drops the + // tag then, with a warning. await storage.fsi.remove(`${storage.path}/tags/rel/index`, 'catalog.json'); await storage.close(); storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A'); assert.deepStrictEqual(storage.tags(), []); }); + await t.test('an older tag is read at its first use: the open reads the newest alone', async (t2) => { + const warnings = []; + const logger = { debug() {}, info() {}, warn: (event) => warnings.push(event), error() {} }; + let storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { logger }); + const a = await storage.insert({ a: 1 }); + const b = await storage.insert({ b: 1 }); + const c = await storage.insert({ c: 1 }); + await storage.tag('t1'); + await storage.update(a, { a: 2 }); + await storage.tag('t2'); + await storage.update(b, { b: 2 }); + await storage.tag('t3'); + await storage.update(a, { a: 3 }); + await storage.close(); + // t1's catalog gone: the open does not notice — it reads t3's — and t1 + // is still listed; its first read drops it, with the warning, and the + // reader is told TAG_NOT_FOUND. t2 reads as it did, through t3's copy. + await storage.fsi.remove(`${storage.path}/tags/t1/index`, 'catalog.json'); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { logger }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + storage.tags().map((tag) => tag.name), + ['t1', 't2', 't3'], + 'nothing read of the older tags at open', + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('t2').get(a), { a: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('t2').list(), [a, b, c].sort()); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.at('t1').get(a), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND', tag: 't1' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + storage.tags().map((tag) => tag.name), + ['t2', 't3'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + warnings.filter((event) => event.event === 'tags.dropped'), + [{ event: 'tags.dropped', name: 't1', reason: 'catalog' }], + ); + const saved = JSON.parse(await storage.fsi.read(storage.path, 'tags.json')); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + saved.tags.map((line) => line.name), + ['t2', 't3'], + 'the line is gone from the file', + ); + assert.throws(() => storage.at('t1'), { code: 'TAG_NOT_FOUND', tag: 't1' }); + // The newest tag's catalog gone: dropped at open as an untag would drop + // it — its copy of a (unchanged between t2 and t3) moves down to t2, the + // rest go — and the next newest takes the write path: the first change + // of a record after it copies into it. + await storage.close(); + await storage.fsi.remove(`${storage.path}/tags/t3/index`, 'catalog.json'); + storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { logger }); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + storage.tags().map((tag) => tag.name), + ['t2'], + ); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't2'), [`${a}.json`, `${b}.json`].sort(), 'a moved down from t3'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't3'), [], 'the rest went'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('t2').get(a), { a: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('t2').get(b), { b: 1 }); + await storage.update(c, { c: 2 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 't2'), [a, b, c].map((id) => `${id}.json`).sort(), 'c copied into t2'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.at('t2').get(c), { c: 1 }); + }); + await t.test( 'a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired', async (t2) => { @@ -298,7 +361,7 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { // A purge: the copies go, the tag's catalog forgets the row (its // indexed values and search text with it), nothing of the secret stays. await storage.purge(person.id); - assert.strictEqual(storage.at('v1').has(person.id), false); + assert.strictEqual(await storage.at('v1').has(person.id), false); assert.strictEqual(await storage.at('v1').get(person.id), null); assert.deepStrictEqual(await copies(storage, 'v1'), []); const texts = await Promise.all([dump(storage, dir), dump(storage, `${storage.path}/tags/v1/index`)]); @@ -345,7 +408,7 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { ); assert.strictEqual(await posts.count({ n: { $gte: 2 } }), 3); assert.strictEqual(await posts.count(), 4); - assert.deepStrictEqual(view.list(), all); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await view.list(), all); assert.deepStrictEqual(await posts.get(ids[2]), { n: 3, $type: 'Post' }, 'deleted since'); assert.strictEqual(await posts.get(note.id), null, 'another collection'); assert.strictEqual(await posts.get('nope'), null); From 7be9388a2e223c9b4290b4543db527eed26b3b64 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 19:10:47 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 39/53] =?UTF-8?q?docs(agents):=20CLAUDE.md=20keeps=20the?= =?UTF-8?q?=20cross-module=20rules;=20the=20module=20headers=20carry=20the?= =?UTF-8?q?ir=20own=20(review=20=E2=84=962,=20E7,=20M-9)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The "Rules that bite" paragraphs on sequences and trees, versions, tags, patches, undo and branches had grown into second copies of the module headers. Each keeps what crosses modules — the seams, the invariants a change elsewhere would break, the don'ts — and points to the header of the module for how the thing works inside. The two facts a header did not yet carry moved there: a run is extended by its origin alone and the slot caps hold on both paths (src/sequence.js), equal stamps tie by node id and a place is at most MAX_FI characters (src/tree.js). 698 → 650 lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 --- CLAUDE.md | 269 ++++++++++++++++++++---------------------------- src/sequence.js | 10 +- src/tree.js | 7 +- 3 files changed, 124 insertions(+), 162 deletions(-) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index e5d4f84..ad743d9 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -193,18 +193,25 @@ docs/ VitePress site ops). Once the package is published, an older reader counts an unknown type as malformed and its stream stalls there — a new type, or a slot an older reader cannot take as null, is then a `PROTOCOL` bump (`src/protocol.js`). -- **Every write is an op, and a field is a register, a counter, a set, a list OR a text.** +- **Every write is an op, and a field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text OR a tree.** `insert`/`set` → `write`, `update`/`swap`/`record.save` → `set`, `inc` → - `inc`, `add`/`remove` → `add`/`remove`, `splice`/`push` → `splice`, `delete` → tombstone. Registers are - last-writer-wins by `(ts, origin)`; counters are per-origin sums; a set is - `meta.sets[field][elementKey][origin] = [added, removed]` — the newest add - ts and the newest add ts a remove observed — live while `added > removed`, - read sorted by element text (a same-origin re-add moves the stamp, so there - is no insertion order to keep). A `remove` carries the tags this node - observed (`observedTags`, built in `prepareOp` INSIDE the queue — outside it - a concurrent apply could add between the two); `applyBase` drops a slot - below `base` and clamps a surviving component below it, which is what makes - meta — not only data — order-free. Mixing two kinds on one field throws + `inc`, `add`/`remove` → `add`/`remove`, `splice`/`push`/`updateText` → + `splice`, `setAt` → `assign`, `move` → `move`, `mark`/`unmark`/`unmarkById` + → `mark`, `treeMove`/`treeRemove` → `tree`, `delete` → tombstone. Registers + are last-writer-wins by `(ts, origin)`; counters are per-origin sums; a set + is `meta.sets[field][elementKey][origin] = [added, removed]`, live while + `added > removed`, read sorted by element text; a list or a text is + `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of `src/sequence.js`; a tree is + `meta.trees[field]`, a block of `src/tree.js` — how a block merges (Fugue, + the run-length content, the pending ops, the movable list, the marks; the + move log and its fold) is the header of its module, not repeated here. + What crosses modules: a `remove` carries the tags this node observed + (`observedTags`, built in `prepareOp` INSIDE the queue — outside it a + concurrent apply could add between the two); `applyBase` drops a slot below + `base` and clamps a surviving component below it, `applySeq` prunes a block + at once (`prune`, the same on either side of a reset) and a block's `ts` is + derived from what it holds, so a cut never bumps it — which is what makes + meta, not only data, order-free. Mixing two kinds on one field throws locally (`FIELD_KIND`, `kindClash` in `src/commit.js`, before the stamp); from a peer the kinds' PRECEDENCE decides, on the op path (`yieldTo` in `src/ops.js`) as in the snapshot merge: a register, then a counter, wins @@ -212,43 +219,21 @@ docs/ VitePress site where the winner arrives the loser's state is dropped, where the winner is held the loser's op is `OP_REFUSED`. The rule reads kinds alone, never stamps, which is what makes it commute; do not add a path that decides a - clash another way. A list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of - `src/sequence.js` (Fugue runs anchored `^`/`>e`/` 0` the fold starts at - the first `write`/`delete`/`purge` stamped above it (`exactStart`) and the - fold of everything retained must `deepEqual` the present (`#present`) — - the counter straddle `repair()` also has — or it is `HISTORY_GONE - compacted` / `exact: false`. A stamp below a retained `merge` is `reason: - 'merge'`; a purged record lists scrubbed versions and refuses a cut before - the purge (`'scrubbed'`). Never answer a version from the record file or - the catalog, and never fold from an entry below the exact start. -- **A tag is copy-on-write at the EntryStore seam.** `src/tags.js` keeps - `tags.json` and, per tag, a Catalog (`adopt(rows)` of the live one at - `tag()` time, saved under the tag's event id; loaded with `strict: false` - so a schema's index change does not drop it — at open for the NEWEST tag - alone, for an older one at its first read (`#catalog`/`#copies`, one load - each; a catalog gone drops the tag then as `untag` would, `TAG_NOT_FOUND`), so the sync - readers `hasAt`/`rowAt`/`catalogOf` come after `ensure(name)` and a - Cursor at a tag awaits its source's `ready`) plus `tags//data/` — - record files copied by `EntryStore.#changing` (`before(id, file)`) ahead - of `write`/`writeSealed`/`remove`, into the NEWEST tag only, once per - record, only for a record the tag's catalog holds live. `tag()` refuses - (`UNPERSISTED`) while a record is held — its file is behind the cache and - a copy from memory would carry no block to verify. An unreadable - `tags.json` never fails `open()`: `Tags.load` keeps it as - `tags.corrupt.json`, sets `corrupt` (`stats().tags`), `take()` refuses - `CORRUPT`, and `copyBefore` keeps every changed record's file once under - `tags/.pending/data/` — adopted by the newest tag at the next open with a - readable file (`#adoptPending`), so the tags a repair brings back read as - they did. Never rebuild `tags.json` from the disk: fsi lists files, not - directories, so the names are in that file alone. A read at a tag walks - the tags from it to the newest for a copy, else reads the present — except - a record held since the tag, whose file is still the tag's state; the - tag's catalog row decides existence. - `untag` moves to the older tag the copies of records it has no copy of and - holds live, then rewrites tags.json, then sweeps; `take()` sweeps the - name's directory first (fsi lists files, not directories, so a crash's - leftover cannot be found at open). Every purge path goes through - `core.scrub` (log + tags) — never `core.log.scrub` alone. The error field - is `tag`, never `name` (it would overwrite `Error.name`). A view at a tag - (`at(name)`) reads through `#sourceAt(name)`, a `storage[SOURCE]`-shaped - seam over the tag's catalog and `#entryAt` (`searches` false, `subscribe` - throws — nothing to watch), and pages through `snapshotPage` with a core - of the tag's catalog, entries and position — the same `pageOf`, never a - second page writer. + `droppedTs`.** The model is the header of `src/history.js`; the glue is + `src/versions.js` (`past`/`applied`/`present`), outside the queue: + `log.entriesOf(id)` filtered by `appliedHere` (skipped out, held in once + the node runs the version), folded with `applyOp`. With `droppedTs > 0` the + fold of everything retained must `deepEqual` the present (`present`) — the + counter straddle `repair()` also has — or it is `HISTORY_GONE compacted` / + `exact: false`; a stamp below a retained `merge` is `reason: 'merge'`, a + cut before a purge `'scrubbed'`. Never answer a version from the record + file or the catalog, and never fold from an entry below the exact start. +- **A tag is copy-on-write at the EntryStore seam.** The layout, the read + walk, the untag move-down and the lazy read of an older tag are the header + of `src/tags.js`. What crosses modules: record files are copied by + `EntryStore.#changing` (`before(id, file)`) ahead of + `write`/`writeSealed`/`remove`, into the NEWEST tag only, once per record, + only for a record the tag's catalog holds live — so the newest tag is read + at open and after every drop, an older one at its first use, and the sync + readers `hasAt`/`rowAt`/`catalogOf` come after `ensure(name)` (a Cursor at + a tag awaits its source's `ready`). `tag()` flushes deferred files first and + refuses (`UNPERSISTED`) while a record is held — its file is behind the + cache and a copy from memory would carry no block to verify; a record held + since the tag reads as its file, still the tag's state. An unreadable + `tags.json` never fails `open()` (`tags.corrupt.json`, `stats().tags`, + `take()` refuses `CORRUPT`, the copies wait under `tags/.pending/data/` for + the next good open); never rebuild `tags.json` from the disk — fsi lists + files, not directories. Every purge path goes through `core.scrub` (log + + tags) — never `core.log.scrub` alone. The error field is `tag`, never + `name` (it would overwrite `Error.name`). A view at a tag (`at(name)`, + `src/versions.js`) reads through `sourceAt`, a `storage[SOURCE]`-shaped seam + over the tag's catalog (`searches` false, `subscribe` throws), and pages + through `snapshotPage` with a core of the tag's catalog, entries and + position — the same `pageOf`, never a second page writer. - **A patch is in the write API's terms, and the only way back is new ops.** - `src/patch.js`: `diffEntries(from, to, view)` compares two entries per - field by kind (register put, counter delta, set add/remove, Myers splices - for a text and — interned to one char per element — a list, tree moves - parent-wise then removals) and falls back to `write` + recreate when a - register is gone or a kind changed (no op removes one field); + The vocabulary and the per-kind diff are the header of `src/patch.js`; `realize(patch)` maps to `[type, payload]` for `commit()`. `applyPatches` - runs them in ONE `#run` turn; `restore(id, at)` = `applyPatches(diff(id, - undefined, at))` — never rewrite the log or the file. A `remove` patch - with `removals` goes out as given (`prepareOp` takes `payload.removals` - over `observedTags`), one with `own: true` keeps this node's tags alone - (`ownTags`): an undo revokes this node's adds and leaves a peer's. The `commit` - event (`announce` in src/commit.js) is LOCAL ops only, built only when - `listenerCount('commit') > 0`, with `before`/`after` as copies and the - kinds of both sides; a peer's op raises `change`, never `commit`. -- **Undo is a subpath over `commit`, never inside the engine.** `src/undo.js` - captures `commit` events (own `source` token → the opposite stack), keeps - per step and record the first `before`, the last `after` and the kinds, - and inverts at undo time with `diffViews(after, kinds-of-after, before, - kinds-of-before, { exact })` — exact first (a field the step created goes - through a reset), loose (`exact: false`: a counter, set, list, text or - tree emptied instead) when the reset would meet a peer's change — every - `remove` marked `own: true`; groups by `mergeInterval`/`mark()`, and - applies through `storage.applyPatches(id, kept, { source: token })`; - conflicts are the fields of `log.entriesOf(id)` after the step's - `lastSeq` not among its own seqs, the manager's own seqs or the seqs of - steps on the redo stack (`taken`) — a whole op → every field; per field - the op TYPES, since an `inc` or an `add`/`remove` by others commutes with - an inverse `inc` or own-`remove` (`conflicting`) — so it `log.pin`s from - its oldest step. `kindsOf` lives in ops.js (it needs the - predicates) and `deepEqual` in shape.js, so patch.js and the subpath ship - without the op model — keep it that way. The stack is memory only; a - `purge` forgets the record on every step. + (`src/versions.js`) rehearses, then runs them in ONE `#run` turn; + `restore(id, at)` = `applyPatches(diff(id, undefined, at))` — never rewrite + the log or the file. A `remove` patch with `removals` goes out as given + (`prepareOp` takes `payload.removals` over `observedTags`), one with `own: + true` keeps this node's tags alone (`ownTags`): an undo revokes this node's + adds and leaves a peer's. The `commit` event (`announce` in src/commit.js) + is LOCAL ops only, built only when `listenerCount('commit') > 0`, with + `before`/`after` as copies and the kinds of both sides; a peer's op raises + `change`, never `commit`. +- **Undo is a subpath over `commit`, never inside the engine.** The model — + steps of inverse patches, refuse-to-overwrite, the exact and the loose + inversion — is the header of `src/undo.js`. What crosses modules: the + manager applies through `storage.applyPatches(id, kept, { source: token })` + and tells its own commits by the token; every `remove` it makes is `own: + true`; conflicts are read from `log.entriesOf(id)` after the step's + `lastSeq` (an `inc` or an `add`/`remove` by others commutes with the + inverse, `conflicting`), so it `log.pin`s from its oldest step. `kindsOf` + lives in ops.js (it needs the predicates) and `deepEqual` in shape.js, so + patch.js and the subpath ship without the op model — keep it that way. The + stack is memory only; a `purge` forgets the record on every step. - **A branch is a storage; a merge is a push.** `src/branch.js` opens the fork through `parent.constructor` (the subpath bundles no engine), never copies the directory (a copied identity is `SELF`/`REWOUND`), gives it `retention: { ops: 0 }` + `autoStart: false`, joins the parent's (or the - tag's) snapshot pages and adopts the vector, then `merge(parent, { into: - child })` for what landed while paging. `merge` = `outbound(source.log, { - exclude: into.nodeId, vector: into.vector, own: source.nodeId })` → - `into.applyRemote(page, { via: { url: null, node }, adoptFrom: source })` - — the one selection `#pushFromLog` uses too (`src/outbound.js`; change - one, change both) — and a state join + `adoptVector` when `unreachable` - says the source compacted past the receiver. A push asks `first` of the - sender's own streams alone (a third node's reach the host another way); a - merge asks for EVERY stream (`allStreams: true`) — a branch has no other - way to them — and joins as state when any is out of reach. No-echo is - `exclude` on `origin`/`from` plus `vectorHas`; never add a third filter. - `drop()` refuses a storage without `branch.json` (`sweep` is the shared - remover, used by a failed `branch()` too), and `branch()` refuses a path - that holds files: another storage is never taken over. + tag's) snapshot pages and adopts the vector. `merge` = `outbound(source.log, + { exclude: into.nodeId, vector: into.vector, own: source.nodeId, + allStreams: true })` → `into.applyRemote(page, { via: { url: null, node }, + adoptFrom: source })` — the one selection `#pushFromLog` uses too + (`src/outbound.js`; change one, change both: a push asks `first` of the + sender's own streams, a merge of EVERY stream, and joins as state when one + is out of reach). No-echo is `exclude` on `origin`/`from` plus `vectorHas`; + never add a third filter. `drop()` refuses a storage without `branch.json` + (`sweep` is the shared remover, used by a failed `branch()` too), and + `branch()` refuses a path that holds files: another storage is never taken + over. - **Arguments are checked once, in `src/args.js`.** `spliceArgs`, `treeArgs`, `markArgs`, `setElements`, `jsonValue` and `isNodeId` serve the public methods of `Storage` AND `realize()` in `src/patch.js` (no requires — the diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index c0e7bd2..9284e3e 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -29,8 +29,14 @@ // an extension ahead of its run's length in `ext`, a run whose anchor has not // arrived stays in `runs` and out of the walk with its subtree — ops from // different origins arrive in any order, and the tree is a function of the -// set of runs, never of their order of arrival. Each of those pending things -// counts against PENDING_MAX, a bound on hostile input like `sync.maxSkew`. +// set of runs, never of their order of arrival. A run is extended by its +// origin alone: another origin's `{ run, from }` is malformed, or the result +// would be the order of arrival. Each of those pending things counts against +// PENDING_MAX (`sync.pendingMax`), a run against MAX_RUN (./rle.js) and a +// field against MAX_FIELD — bounds on hostile input like `sync.maxSkew`, +// checked where an op lands (`applySplice`, `bound`) and where a peer's block +// is normalized (`normalizeSeq`) alike, so a snapshot buys nothing an op +// could not. // // A LIST is also movable (Kleppmann et al., "Moving elements in list // CRDTs", 2020; Loro's MovableList): every element has, beside its place in diff --git a/src/tree.js b/src/tree.js index 4a21446..41d6113 100644 --- a/src/tree.js +++ b/src/tree.js @@ -9,8 +9,11 @@ // itself or a descendant of it, at that point of the fold, does nothing. Two // nodes that apply the same moves hold the same fold, so they agree on which // move lost, and the loser is kept: a later move can make it moot or revive -// it. Siblings order by a fractional index (`@alexify/syncom/order`), then by -// stamp. A removal is a move under `$trash`; what hangs there is not read. +// it. Two moves under one stamp (forged — honest clocks never repeat) tie by +// node id, in the fold, the dedupe and the join alike, so every node agrees +// which lost. Siblings order by a fractional index (`@alexify/syncom/order`, +// at most MAX_FI characters), then by stamp. A removal is a move under +// `$trash`; what hangs there is not read. // A tree reads MAX_DEPTH levels: what hangs deeper is folded but not shown, // the same on every node (a 4 000-deep chain would throw in the render and // in JSON.stringify, and a throw on the apply path stops a stream). Pure From 988db22608f8b0926705b6ffed11072b3c8260e2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:32:31 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 40/53] docs: the guides, the reference and the README in step with the CRDT branch MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Every page was checked against src/, the .d.ts files and the tests, and every example that changed or was in doubt was run. What the branch added and review №2 changed had not reached most pages. - api.md: seven subpaths, the `commit` event, every error code with who raises it and its fields (INVALID_ID, TYPE_IMMUTABLE and NO_CHAIN as coded TypeErrors), OpLog members, migrate()'s full result, compact()'s losses. - Guides: the kinds' precedence on the op path, the op types and the 17 packOps slots on the wire, the bounds a peer can hit (pendingMax, MAX_RUN, MAX_FIELD, tree depth and index), open({ defer }), compact(), history paging, the lazy tag read, hook and event payloads, telemetry spans, list fields in queries. Known limits are stated as they are: compact() drops marks, cursors and empty fields; a snapshot block is held to 4 096 pending items whatever sync.pendingMax says; a counter is not bounded against overflow. - Examples that printed something else are fixed: the README hero, the undo count, the diff/restore setup, the WebRTC restart recipe. - Sizes: 65 KB for the browser entry everywhere, the README table from pnpm size; syncom remeasured in bench:compare and bench:size, charts and prose numbers regenerated. - vs-rxdb: entry points, sizes, budget and history cells; 21 rows only syncom has; collaborative text advice. - CHANGELOG, CONTRIBUTING, CLAUDE.md and INVARIANTS SYNC-1 follow; the stale header comments of src/ops.js, src/commit.js, src/hosting.js and src/sync.js, and compact()'s doc comment in index.d.ts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 --- CHANGELOG.md | 185 +++++++++-- CLAUDE.md | 11 +- CONTRIBUTING.md | 50 ++- INVARIANTS.md | 2 +- README.md | 72 +++-- bench/results/compare.json | 194 ++++++------ bench/results/size.json | 6 +- docs/comparison-rxdb.json | 18 +- docs/guide/architecture.md | 120 +++++-- docs/guide/backends.md | 15 +- docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 32 +- docs/guide/browser.md | 23 +- docs/guide/chain.md | 26 +- docs/guide/contracts.md | 16 +- docs/guide/crdt.md | 21 +- docs/guide/getting-started.md | 54 +++- docs/guide/hooks.md | 85 +++-- docs/guide/lists.md | 163 ++++++---- docs/guide/query.md | 17 +- docs/guide/scaling.md | 32 +- docs/guide/schema.md | 32 +- docs/guide/storage.md | 201 ++++++++---- docs/guide/sync.md | 237 ++++++++++---- docs/guide/telemetry.md | 31 +- docs/guide/versions.md | 293 +++++++++++------- docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md | 34 +- docs/guide/webrtc.md | 19 +- docs/guide/why.md | 25 +- docs/guide/wrpc.md | 37 ++- docs/index.md | 16 +- docs/public/benchmarks/coldstart.svg | 16 +- .../benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg | 20 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg | 20 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg | 20 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg | 20 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg | 32 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg | 20 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg | 20 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg | 20 +- .../benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg | 38 +-- .../benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg | 32 +- .../benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg | 18 +- docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg | 32 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg | 20 +- .../public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg | 20 +- .../benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg | 20 +- docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg | 8 +- docs/reference/api.md | 155 +++++---- index.d.ts | 4 +- src/commit.js | 5 +- src/hosting.js | 3 +- src/ops.js | 16 +- src/sync.js | 4 +- 53 files changed, 1707 insertions(+), 923 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 943212b..c1026c8 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -23,9 +23,10 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. `splice` op carries the cut ranges and either the anchor of a new run or the writer's own run to extend — a keystroke at the end of one's run adds no key to the record. The index is resolved inside the mutation queue; - past the length is `OUT_OF_RANGE`. Mixing kinds is refused as for sets - (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'list' | 'text'`); a merge lets a register, a - counter or a set outrank a list, a list a text. Lists and texts cross a + past the length is `OUT_OF_RANGE`. Mixing kinds is refused locally as for + sets (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'list' | 'text'`); between peers the kinds' + precedence decides — register, counter, set, list, text, tree (see Fixed). + Lists and texts cross a schema version through `migrate()`, are indexed and queried as the arrays and strings they read as, and converge over a mesh in the seeded fuzz. A list is movable: `setAt(id, key, index, value)` and `move(id, key, @@ -36,13 +37,14 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units) and sends one splice per hunk — what an editor hands over becomes the edits that merge. A text carries rich text: `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many })`, - `unmark()` and `spans()` — a mark is two anchors, an element and a side + `unmark(id, key, start, end, name)`, `unmarkById(id, key, markId)` and + `spans()` — a mark is two anchors, an element and a side each, so the same tree rule that places typed text decides whether it takes the style (Peritext, Loro); per name the newest mark wins, and a `many` mark stacks with every other of its name (comments), removable only by id. `cursor(id, key, index, { side })` names a place that survives edits around it and `index(id, key, cursor)` says where it is now. `@alexify/syncom/order` - (under 1 KB, off the main entry) mints fractional indexes — strings that + (1.0 KB, off the main entry) mints fractional indexes — strings that sort with `<`, with room between any two — for ordering records by a position field. Browser budget 42 → 52 KB. - **Trees.** A field can be a tree: `treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after, @@ -61,8 +63,9 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. a schema version and counts `trees`. Browser budget 52 → 55 KB — the move log and the fold, and `@alexify/syncom/order` now in the core for the places. -- **History and read-at-version.** `history(id, { limit })` lists a record's - past as this node's log holds it, newest first — one version per op the +- **History and read-at-version.** `history(id, { limit, before })` lists a + record's past as this node's log holds it, newest first, a page at a time + (`before`, an event id, pages back from it) — one version per op the node applied, with the record as it read after it through the lens and `afterRead` — and `get(id, { at })` reads one back: by event id (what this node held after that log entry), by stamp (every op stamped at or below @@ -75,8 +78,9 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. purge leaves the ops listed with their content gone; an encrypted record has no past. The read hooks see `at`. New page: Versions and history. Browser budget 55 → 56.5 KB. -- **Tags.** `tag(name)` names the storage as it is now and keeps it on - this node: the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file +- **Tags.** `tag(name)` — a name of the record-id form — names the storage + as it is now and keeps it on this node: the catalog of the moment plus a + copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag — nothing per record until it changes, one file after, in the newest tag only. `at(name)` reads records as they were (`get`, `has`), `get(id, { at: { tag } })` too; `untag()` @@ -97,7 +101,10 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. turns the record at one version into the record at another, per field by kind, with a `write` plus the other kinds made again whole when a register is gone or a field changed kind; `applyPatches(id, patches)` - realizes a list in one turn of the mutation queue; `restore(id, at)` leads + realizes a list in one turn of the mutation queue — every patch checked as + the method of its name checks its arguments (`src/args.js`, a `TypeError` + otherwise), every op rehearsed over a scratch record before the first + append, so a list lands whole or not at all; `restore(id, at)` leads back with new ops, a version of its own that merges like any write. The storage raises `commit` for every op of its own once durable — the op, its seq, the source, the record before and after, the kinds — built only @@ -113,18 +120,23 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. step with a conflict whole, unless `force`; an undone add revokes its own tag alone. Events `push`, `pop`, `change`; `canUndo`, `canRedo`, `size`, `clear()`, `stop()` (on `close()` too). The manager pins the log from its - oldest step. A subpath (5.1 KB alone, budget 5.5; its patch vocabulary, - Myers, Emitter and shape helpers are the core's and dedupe in a bundle). + oldest step. A subpath (6.0 KB alone, budget 6; its patch vocabulary, the + argument checks, Myers, Emitter and shape helpers are the core's and dedupe + in a bundle). - **Branches.** `@alexify/syncom/branch` — `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` forks a storage into a new directory under a new identity, standing at the parent's state or at a tag of it (its snapshot pages joined, its vector adopted, `branch.json` written); `merge(source, { into })` hands either side what the other lacks as ops through `applyRemote` — `src/outbound.js`, the selection a push makes, now shared - with the sync manager — or, when the source compacted past it, as a join - of state (`joined: true`); `branchInfo()`, `drop()`. A branch is a storage + with the sync manager, asked for every stream, a third node's included — + or, when one of those streams is out of the source's log, as a join of + state (`joined: true`); `branchInfo()`, `drop()`. A branch is a storage like any other; a merge into a parent that dials peers reaches them. New - code `BRANCH_EXISTS`. A subpath that bundles no engine. + code `BRANCH_EXISTS`: a path that holds a branch, or any files, is never + taken over; `drop()` removes a branch alone (a storage without + `branch.json` is a `TypeError`), and a fork that fails leaves nothing + behind. A subpath that bundles no engine (3.2 KB, budget 3.5). - **Faster lists and text.** The index a sequence field is read through (the Fugue walk) is built once per change and kept on the cached entry (`entry.seqIndex`, never persisted): the resolver that places an insert @@ -145,6 +157,50 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. `storage.log.pin(keep)` holds the segments a reader of the past needs, like `retain` does for the sync manager, until the returned function is called; `stats().log.droppedTs` reports it. +- **`compact(id)` and deferred record files.** `compact(id)` rewrites a + record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of the registers, + then one op per field of another kind (a text or a list as one run, a tree + as one move per node) — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here + and on every peer and the record reads the same: the answer to a tree's + move log and a text's runs growing until a reset. It resolves to how many + ops it took, `0` for a record that is not there. `open({ defer: ms })` + lets a local write's record file and chain block wait up to `ms`: the log + append is durable at once, the cache and the catalog read the held entry, + one timer lands every record due, one file each under one block, `tag()` and + `close()` flush first, a peer's page or a replay that writes the record + settles its slot, and a crash before the flush replays the batch like a + failed file write. Off by default; one keystroke into a 10 KB text on + `node:fs`, 1,431 → 2,810 ops/s with the chain (on the memory backend the + file is not the cost, and nothing changes). `stats()` gains `held` and + `deferred`; a push and a branch merge walk the retained log without + copying it (`OpLog.scan()`). +- **A keystroke costs its own run, not the field.** A splice that only + appends to the writer's run carries the held index over (`extendIndex`) + instead of walking the field again, and the reading with it — applying a + character at the end of a thousand-character text runs at 155,000 ops/s + in `applyOp`; an insert elsewhere, or under a peer's concurrent run, still + walks. `spans()` is one sweep over the walk, O(characters + marks × + active) instead of O(characters × marks). A tree is folded once per block + however often it is read (a 20,000-move tree: one fold of about 100 ms, + then about 1 ms for a move's checks and the render), a `move()` reads one + list value instead of rendering the list, and `history()` runs the lens + and `afterRead` for the versions it hands out only. `bench/tree.js`, + `bench/tags.js` and `bench/history.js`. +- **Telemetry for versions.** `tag()`, `untag()`, `history()`, + `get(id, { at })` and `applyPatches()` — so `restore()` and `compact()` — + are spans: `syncom.tag`, `syncom.untag`, `syncom.history`, + `syncom.version`, `syncom.patches` (each op a `syncom.commit` child), none + carrying a record id, an origin, a url or a scope. `stats().log.pins` and + `stats().tags`. `tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js` fails when a log + event, a span or a metric of `src/` has no row in the telemetry guide. +- **`INVARIANTS.md`.** Every guarantee — `SYNC-n`, `OPS-n`, `LIST-n`, + `SEQ-n`, `TREE-n`, `RLE-n`, `BOUND-n`, `LOG-n`, `VER-n`, `TAG-n`, + `PATCH-n`, `UNDO-n`, `BRANCH-n` — names the tests that hold it, and + `tests/package/invariants.test.js` fails when an id names no test or a + named title is gone. The sync-engine suite gains a seeded walk under + hazards: a link that drops, comes back and may deliver a page twice, the + dialer closed and reopened mid-walk; after it the two nodes converge and + every record folds back to its present. - **Full-text search.** An entity names its `search: ['title', 'body']` fields and `open({ search: createSearch() })` gives the index — `@alexify/syncom/search`, a subpath under 1 KB, so a node that never @@ -195,14 +251,17 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. - **Benchmarks against nine libraries and a comparison with eighteen.** `pnpm bench:compare` measures syncom against Yjs, Automerge, Loro, TinyBase, PouchDB, RxDB, Fireproof, GUN and OrbitDB (insert, update, read, a converging - counter, a batch, replicating a store; in memory and on disk; a cold start), - each pair in a fresh process and checked before it is timed; the libraries + counter, a batch, replicating a store; in memory and on disk; a cold start; + typing into a text at its end, its start and anywhere, against the three + CRDT libraries), each pair in a fresh process and checked before it is + timed; the libraries live in `bench/compare`'s own `package.json`, never in syncom's devDependencies. `pnpm bench:size` measures browser bundles, `pnpm bench --save` records syncom's own benchmarks, `pnpm bench:report` turns all three into the charts of the docs and the README. `docs/comparison.json` (rendered - by `pnpm docs:comparison`) compares forty features, each cell decided from - the published source. New pages: Why syncom?, Compared with alternatives, + by `pnpm docs:comparison`) compares forty-eight features, each cell decided + from the published source. New pages: Why syncom?, Compared with + alternatives, Compared with RxDB (300 rows from its code and docs), Benchmarks, Architecture. - **`storage.repair(id)`.** A record whose file fails its integrity check @@ -474,6 +533,27 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Security +- **Lists, texts and trees are bounded against a peer.** A peer's op or + block could cost a node more than it says, or split the mesh: a `[3e8]` + gap in a snapshot run was expanded element by element; any origin could + extend another's run, so the order of arrival decided the text; the + snapshot path had no bound on pending work, so one hostile block spent it + for every honest op after it; a 4,000-deep tree chain threw in the render + on the apply path (`PAGE_FAILED`, then `STUCK`); a forged place among + siblings made every local `treeMove()` next to it throw. Now a run holds + at most 1,048,576 slots and a field 4,194,304, tombstones included; a run + is extended by its own origin alone; pending work per field — a run whose + anchor has not arrived, a cut or an extension of a run not here, a + register of an element not here, a mark switched off before it arrived — + is bounded by `open({ sync: { pendingMax } })` (4,096 by default, + `Infinity` to disable), all of it on the op path and in a snapshot block + alike (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `bound`, with `detail`, `count` and `max`); a + place is a fractional index of at most 1,024 characters, a tree reads 512 + levels, and `treeMove()` refuses a move past either (`OUT_OF_RANGE`, with + `depth` or `reason: 'fi'`); two moves under one stamp tie by node id. A + payload the engine does not admit is never silent: a `TypeError` on the + local path, `OP_REFUSED` with `reason: 'malformed'` from a peer — the op + logged and relayed as a no-op, counted in `syncom.ops.rejected`. - **Scopes bound what a peer writes, not only what it declares.** An `update()` took the scope of its delta, so with a field-based `sync.scope` (`data.$type`, as the docs show) it was minted global and reached every @@ -526,6 +606,46 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A kind clash converges.** Two nodes making one field as different kinds + at once — a write carrying it as a register, an `inc`, an `add` or a + `splice` to it — stayed apart for good: each refused the other's op, while + a snapshot merge of the same two states let the register win. One rule + now, on the op path as in the merge, by the kinds alone: a register + outranks a counter, a counter a set, a set a list, a list a text, a text a + tree. Where the winner's op arrives, the loser's state is dropped; where + the winner is held, the loser's op is refused for that field + (`OP_REFUSED`). Locally a write of another kind is refused before it is + stamped (`FIELD_KIND`), for `write`, `set`, `inc`, `add` and `remove` as + for the sequence and tree ops. +- **The edges of branches, patches and tags.** `drop()` wiped any storage + handed to it; `branch()` opened over an existing storage and merged the + parent into it; a fork that failed left a half-made directory for the + retry to reuse; a merge asked only after the source's own streams, so a + third node's ops the parent had compacted past were skipped as gaps while + `merge()` reported success. A patch was checked more loosely than the + method of its name, so `applyPatches()` could mint nothing and answer with + a count; a `SyncomError` from a second op left the first committed, so a + `restore()` could land its reset without the rebuild; the `removals` a + patch named were kept by reference in the log; a `tags.json` line's name + became a path under `tags/` unchecked (such a line is dropped at load, + `tags.dropped` with `reason: 'name'`); `open('path')` opened the default + directory in silence — `open()` takes an options object, and anything + else is a `TypeError`. +- **A failed undo never inverts a record twice.** A throw on the third + record of a step — a hook refusing its inverse — put the step back whole, + though the first two were already inverted and their redo was lost; the + next `undo()` inverted them again. A step keeps its seqs per record: on a + failure the records taken back leave the step with their way back on the + redo stack, and the rest wait for another try. The own seqs the manager + kept are forgotten below its pin instead of growing for its life. +- **An unreadable `tags.json` no longer fails `open()`.** The tags are + auxiliary, yet a torn `tags.json` failed the open like `node.json` does. + The storage now opens without tags, keeps the file aside as + `tags.corrupt.json` for a repair by hand, warns `tags.unreadable`, + reports `stats().tags.corrupt` and refuses `tag()` with `CORRUPT`; every + record changed meanwhile has its file kept once under `tags/.pending/`, + and the next open with a readable file hands those copies to the newest + tag, so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. - **A snapshot that carries a purge scrubs the joiner's log.** A node that held a record's ops and then bootstrapped from a peer where the record was purged kept the payloads in its log and served them to the peers behind @@ -758,6 +878,33 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Changed +- **A tag is read at its first use.** An open read every tag's catalog and + copy listing, so its time grew with the tags times their records; it reads + `tags.json` and the newest tag alone now (the one the write path copies + into), and an older tag's catalog and copies once, at its first read. + `at(name)` stays synchronous; its `has()` and `list()` are promises, and a + cursor at a tag waits for the catalog. A tag whose catalog cannot be read + is dropped at that first use, as `untag()` drops it (`tags.dropped` with + `reason: 'catalog'`), and its reader is told `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. +- **The field kinds' API and the versions API are modules.** `storage.js` + had grown back to 1,821 lines: `src/fields.js` (`inc` … `treeRemove`, + `spans`, `cursor`, `index`) and `src/versions.js` (`get(id, { at })`, + `history`, `diff`, `applyPatches`, `restore`, `compact`, `tag`, `untag`, + `at`) run over the core Storage lends its write paths, the facade one + delegate per method; the run-length content of a run is `src/rle.js`, out + of `src/sequence.js`; the write API's argument checks are `src/args.js`, + shared with `realize()` in `src/patch.js` and so with the undo subpath. No + public name, type or message changed. +- **Browser budget 60.5 → 65 KB, under a ceiling.** The bounds above + (62 KB), the argument checks and the rehearsal of `applyPatches()` + (62.5 KB), the two API modules (64.5 KB — the core's property names where + private fields minified away) and `src/rle.js` (65 KB; 64.6 measured, 65.0 + with the tags read at their first use). 64 KB was set as the v1 ceiling + with the second review and lifted the same day for the module split; a + raise still names its feature in `scripts/size.js`, and one of more than a + kilobyte is a design decision, taken in a plan. `PROTOCOL` 1 is the wire + as of the first publication: every op type and `packOps` slot added before + it bumps nothing. - **Comparison: Jazz at 2.0.** The Jazz column described 0.20 (Jazz Classic); it now describes 2.0.0-alpha.59, the version jazz.tools documents — a server-merged relational database with queries, lenses, row policies and diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index ad743d9..26f135d 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ order.js / order.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/order subpath (src/order.js) — f undo.js / undo.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/undo subpath (src/undo.js) — the undo stack over the commit event; requires patch.js, emitter.js only branch.js / branch.d.ts the @alexify/syncom/branch subpath (src/branch.js) — fork a storage, merge either way; never requires storage.js index.d.ts the Node type surface (hand-written) -browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 3 async crypto fns +browser.d.ts re-exports index.d.ts, overrides the 5 async crypto fns THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md the MIT notices of the algorithms adapted (Fugue, Yjs, list-positions…) and the files that carry them src/backend.js the fsi contract (isFsi/checkFsi), createMemoryFsi, withSync — no requires src/emitter.js the Emitter both halves extend — no requires @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ docs/ VitePress site - **An adapted algorithm brings its notice.** Code or a rule taken from an MIT project is named in `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` (project, commit, the syncom files that carry it) with the upstream notice. Nothing is copied from json-joy (AGPL-3.0), Collabs or `fugue/fugue` (Apache-2.0) — those are read - as specifications only; the clones live in `../open-source/local-first-alternatives/`. + as specifications only; the clones live in `../../open-source/local-first-alternatives/`. - **CommonJS everywhere in `src/`.** No `import`, no `type: module`, no build. - **No runtime dependencies.** Helpers go in `src/utils.js`. `scripts/size.js` fails at resolve time on any bare import reaching a browser bundle, so a @@ -585,9 +585,10 @@ bootstrap stream never reaches the node it bootstrapped from. Coverage thresholds (95/95/90/95) are enforced in CI. They currently pass with headroom; do not lower them to land a change. -`INVARIANTS.md` names, for every guarantee (`SYNC-n`, `OPS-n`, `LIST-n`, `LOG-n`, -`VER-n`), the tests that hold it; `tests/package/invariants.test.js` fails when an id -names no test or a named title is gone. Rename a test and its row together; a new +`INVARIANTS.md` names, for every guarantee (`SYNC-n`, `OPS-n`, `LIST-n`, `SEQ-n`, `RLE-n`, +`TREE-n`, `BOUND-n`, `LOG-n`, `VER-n`, `TAG-n`, `PATCH-n`, `UNDO-n`, `BRANCH-n`), the tests +that hold it; `tests/package/invariants.test.js` fails when an id names no test or a named +title is gone. Rename a test and its row together; a new guarantee gets an id, a test and a row. Only plain-string titles are citable. The hazard walk in `tests/suites/sync-engine.js` (drops, duplicate pages through `tests/utils/memory-link.js`'s `duplicate` hook, a reopen) is the one that must stay diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index 18e4679..e0ea46b 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -21,9 +21,10 @@ pnpm test:coverage # c8 over src/ — thresholds 95 lines / 95 statements / pnpm test:types # tsd against the .d.ts files pnpm lint # oxlint pnpm format # oxfmt (format:check in CI) -pnpm size # bundle-size report; the browser budget fails the run +pnpm size # bundle-size report; a browser budget exceeded fails the run pnpm bench # every script in bench/ (--save → bench/results/engine.json) pnpm bench:compare # against the alternatives (pnpm bench:compare:install first) +pnpm bench:size # the browser bundles of syncom and the alternatives (the same install) pnpm bench:report # charts and tables of docs/guide/benchmarks.md and the README pnpm docs:comparison # the matrix of docs/guide/comparison.md from docs/comparison.json pnpm docs:dev # the VitePress site (docs:build / docs:preview too) @@ -43,8 +44,10 @@ with `node --test --test-name-pattern 'swap'`. `package.json#browser` plus `src/index.browser.js`. A new split module needs an entry in both. - **A `.d.ts` change and its `tsd` test land together.** `index.d.ts` is the - Node surface; `browser.d.ts` re-exports it and overrides only the three - crypto functions that are async in the browser. + Node surface; `browser.d.ts` re-exports it and overrides only the five + crypto functions that are async in the browser (`calculateHash`, `encrypt`, + `decrypt`, `sign`, `verify`). Each subpath has its own `.d.ts` and + `tests/.test-d.ts`. - **Anything in `tests/` not named `*.test.js` is a helper** and is skipped by `node --test` discovery — that is why `tests/suites/`, `tests/utils/` and `tests/package/` work the way they do. @@ -54,9 +57,19 @@ with `node --test --test-name-pattern 'swap'`. `tests/wrpc.integration.test.js` only, which skips when it is missing; nothing under `src/` may `require` it. The adapter in `src/wrpc.js` duck-types the client it is handed. -- **A field is a register, a counter or a set.** `set`/`update` write - registers, `inc` writes counters, `add`/`remove` write sets, and no two of - them meet on one field — do not add a path that lets them. +- **A field is one kind: a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a + tree.** `set`/`update` write registers, `inc` counters, `add`/`remove` sets, + `splice`/`push`/`updateText` lists and texts (`setAt`/`move` a list, + `mark`/`unmark`/`unmarkById` a text), `treeMove`/`treeRemove` trees. A local + write of another kind is refused before it is stamped; between peers the + kinds' precedence decides — register, counter, set, list, text, tree — by + the kinds alone, the same on the op path and in a snapshot merge. Do not add + a path that decides a clash another way. +- **An adapted algorithm brings its notice.** Code or a rule taken from an MIT + project is named in `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` — the project, the commit, the + files that carry it — with the upstream notice. Projects under other + licences (json-joy, Collabs, `fugue/fugue`) are read as specifications only; + nothing is copied from them. ## Tests @@ -74,6 +87,16 @@ bundler honouring `package.json#browser` would. The sync engine is tested over client at the boundary (JSON across, resume from the last event id on reconnect), and once more over real wrpc in `tests/wrpc.integration.test.js`. +`INVARIANTS.md` names every guarantee — `SYNC-n`, `OPS-n`, `LIST-n`, `SEQ-n`, +`TREE-n`, `RLE-n`, `BOUND-n`, `LOG-n`, `VER-n`, `TAG-n`, `PATCH-n`, `UNDO-n`, +`BRANCH-n` — with the tests that hold it, and `tests/package/invariants.test.js` +fails when an id names no test or a named title is gone: rename a test and its +row together, and give a new guarantee an id, a test and a row. The seeded +hazard walk in `tests/suites/sync-engine.js` — dropped and duplicated pages, a +reopen mid-walk — is the one that must stay green whatever else moves. +`tests/package/telemetry-events.test.js` keeps every logged `event:`, span and +metric in the table of `docs/guide/telemetry.md`. + `tests/package/consistency.test.js` is the machine-checked half of the release checklist: it fails if `exports`, `files`, the `browser` map, the `.d.ts` files, the `scripts/size.js` rows or the docs keywords/version drift from @@ -94,13 +117,14 @@ Benchmarks are not run in CI: they measure a machine, not a change. ## Bundle size `pnpm size` prints one row per `exports` entry and enforces a min+gzip budget -on the browser entry. The budget is a **ratchet, not a target**: raise it -deliberately, in the same change that earns the bytes, and say why in a comment -next to the number. The main entry's v1 ceiling of 64 KB was passed on -2026-10-24 for the module split of the second review (the comment in -`scripts/size.js` names it); every raise still names its feature, and a -raise of more than a kilobyte is a design decision (an engine subpath, an -injected kind), taken in a plan, not in the number. +on every browser entry — the main one and each subpath. The budget is a +**ratchet, not a target**: raise it deliberately, in the same change that earns +the bytes, and say why in a comment next to the number. The main entry's v1 +ceiling of 64 KB was passed on 2026-10-24 for the module split of the second +review (the comment in `scripts/size.js` names it; the budget is 65 KB now); +every raise still names its feature, and a raise of more than a kilobyte is a +design decision (an engine subpath, an injected kind), taken in a plan, not in +the number. ## Release checklist diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index 18549c0..c751f35 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | id | guarantee | tests | | --- | --- | --- | -| SYNC-1 | Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the same records, whatever the order — the documented counter/reset case apart. | `two nodes converge in both directions`; `concurrent writes converge: registers by last writer, counters by sum`; `a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)`; `a random walk under hazards — drops, duplicate pages, a reopen — still converges (seeded)` | +| SYNC-1 | Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the same records, whatever the order — apart from the documented limits: the counter/reset case, an op a bound refused on one node and not on another, and a counter summed past `Number.MAX_VALUE`. | `two nodes converge in both directions`; `concurrent writes converge: registers by last writer, counters by sum`; `a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)`; `a random walk under hazards — drops, duplicate pages, a reopen — still converges (seeded)` | | SYNC-2 | An op may arrive more than once; applying it again changes nothing. | `applying the same op twice is a no-op`; `applyRemote: in order per origin, duplicates and gaps skipped` | | SYNC-3 | A peer's op is checked for its shape and its skew before anything reads it; a malformed one is counted, neither logged nor relayed, never observed into the clock. | `an op the engine cannot index by is malformed: counted, never logged`; `a stamp beyond maxSkew is refused and never observed into the clock` | | SYNC-4 | A node's own sequence never repeats: the log is written before the op is announced, and a reopen recovers the seq from the log. | `reopen restores epoch, next, vector and entries`; `identity, seq and vector survive a reopen; what was logged but not written is replayed` | diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 54085f0..1dab116 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ Fast, zero-dependency distributed data sync engine 🌐 disk — or in the browser's origin-private filesystem — commits every write to a hash-linked log so tampering is detectable, and replicates every write to peers as an operation that converges without coordination: last-writer-wins -registers, per-origin counters, observed-remove sets, lists, text and trees that merge by -position, tombstones. The transport is injected — +registers, per-origin counters, observed-remove sets, lists and text that merge by +position, trees whose moves never form a cycle, tombstones. The transport is injected — [wrpc](https://wrpc.vercel.app) out of the box — and the package has no runtime dependencies. @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ const main = async () => { record.on('update', (data, delta) => console.log('changed', delta)); - record.title = 'Ada Lovelace'; + record.name = 'Ada Lovelace'; // changed { name: 'Ada Lovelace' } await record.save(); await storage.inc(id, 'hits', 1); // a counter: increments add up across nodes @@ -74,17 +74,21 @@ npm install @alexify/syncom ### Bundle size -Measured by `pnpm size` on every CI run. The browser entry carries a budget -that fails the build when exceeded. +Measured by `pnpm size` on every CI run. Every browser entry carries a budget +that fails the build when exceeded; a subpath is off the main entry, so an app +pays for what it imports. | Entry | raw | min | min+gzip | budget | | ----- | ---:| ---:| --------:| ------:| -| main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom) | 296.0 KB | 122.3 KB | 41.9 KB | 42.0 KB | -| main entry — node (@alexify/syncom) | 279.9 KB | 121.3 KB | 41.6 KB | — | +| main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom) | 448.9 KB | 190.3 KB | 65.0 KB | 65.0 KB | +| main entry — node (@alexify/syncom) | 426.0 KB | 189.2 KB | 64.6 KB | — | | wrpc adapter — browser (@alexify/syncom/wrpc) | 3.4 KB | 1.4 KB | 0.7 KB | 2.0 KB | | contracts — browser (@alexify/syncom/contracts) | 3.7 KB | 1.6 KB | 0.8 KB | 1.0 KB | | idb backend — browser (@alexify/syncom/idb) | 3.7 KB | 1.7 KB | 0.8 KB | 2.0 KB | | search — browser (@alexify/syncom/search) | 4.2 KB | 1.7 KB | 0.9 KB | 2.0 KB | +| order — browser (@alexify/syncom/order) | 4.9 KB | 2.3 KB | 1.0 KB | 1.5 KB | +| undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo) | 35.0 KB | 15.8 KB | 6.0 KB | 6.0 KB | +| branch — browser (@alexify/syncom/branch) | 14.8 KB | 7.4 KB | 3.2 KB | 3.5 KB | ## Quick Start @@ -142,22 +146,23 @@ nodes converges. | Area | What you get | | --- | --- | -| **Storage** | Records with live properties and per-record deltas, schema-driven collections, compare-and-swap writes, counters and sets, encryption at rest (AES-256-GCM under an RSA-wrapped key), `purge()` for the right to be forgotten | +| **Storage** | Records with live properties and per-record deltas, schema-driven collections, compare-and-swap writes, encryption at rest (AES-256-GCM under an RSA-wrapped key), `purge()` for the right to be forgotten, `repair(id)` from the log | +| **Field kinds** | A field is a register, a counter (`inc()`), a set (`add()`/`remove()`), a list or a text (`splice()`, `push()`, `updateText()`; `setAt()`/`move()` on a list), or a tree (`treeMove()`/`treeRemove()`). A text carries marks (`mark()`, `unmark()`, `unmarkById()`, `spans()`), and `cursor()`/`index()` name a place that survives edits; `@alexify/syncom/order` mints fractional indexes for ordering records. See [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists) | | **Schema** | A metaschema model, any Standard Schema (zod, valibot, arktype), ajv or a compiled JSON Schema validates every write before it is stamped — locally and again on the hub. Versions ride on ops; an older record reads through a lens (migrations, then the validator's aliases and defaults); `migrate()` rewrites it. See [Schema and validation](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/schema) | | **Queries** | `select({ orgId, status: { $in } }).order('name').limit(20).fetch()` over an in-memory record catalog: indexed queries with no I/O, unique keys, `watch()` for live views. See [Queries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query) | | **Full-text search** | `select({ $text: 'quick fox' })`: fuzzy, typo-tolerant, TF-IDF ranked trigram search over an entity's `search` fields, best first, narrowed by any equality — the index is `@alexify/syncom/search` (under 1 KB), injected at `open({ search })`. See [Full-text search](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query#full-text-search) | | **Backends** | node:fs, OPFS, IndexedDB (`@alexify/syncom/idb`) or memory — five functions injected at `open({ fsi })`; `durable: true` for fsync, one instance per directory. See [Backends](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/backends) | | **Replication** | Every write is an op in a persisted log; peers exchange ops over an injected link, resume from where they stopped, and bootstrap from a streamed snapshot when they cannot; scopes for partial replication | -| **Versions** | `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` by event id, stamp or vector; tags of the whole storage (`tag()`, `at(name)`); `diff()`, `restore()`, `applyPatches()`; an undo stack (`@alexify/syncom/undo`) and branches that merge back (`@alexify/syncom/branch`). See [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions) | -| **Convergence** | Last-writer-wins registers, per-origin counters, observed-remove sets, lists and text that merge by position (Fugue — each writer's run whole), trees whose concurrent moves never form a cycle, tombstones with revival — any order, any number of times, same result. See [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists) | +| **Versions** | `history(id)` and `get(id, { at })` by event id, stamp or vector, folded from the log; tags of the whole storage (`tag()`, `at(name)`); `diff()`, `restore()`, `applyPatches()` and `compact(id)`, every way back new ops that merge; an undo stack (`@alexify/syncom/undo`) and branches that merge back (`@alexify/syncom/branch`). See [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions) | +| **Convergence** | Last-writer-wins registers, per-origin counters, observed-remove sets, lists and text that merge by position (Fugue — each writer's run whole), trees whose concurrent moves never form a cycle, tombstones with revival — any order, any number of times, same result. A field two nodes make as different kinds at once ends as the same kind everywhere, by a fixed precedence; what a peer can make a node hold is bounded. See [Sync](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text) | | **Transport** | `@alexify/syncom/wrpc` adapts a `WrpcClient` — over a WebSocket, or a WebRTC `PeerLink`'s `remote` from `@alexify/wrpc/webrtc`; `storage.sync.unit()` is the router unit a wrpc server, or a browser's `PeerHost`, mounts. Reconnects, resumable subscriptions, binary streams and rooms come from wrpc. See [WebRTC](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/webrtc) | | **Integrity** | Every write appends a hash-linked block (`chain: false` turns it off for a hub); reads re-verify the record against the block that committed it and throw on a mismatch; `repair(id)` rebuilds a record from the log | | **Signed ops** | Every op is signed with the node's Ed25519 key, and the node id *is* that key: a peer verifies an op against its origin through any relay, a purge leaves a header that still verifies, `sync.signatures: 'require'` refuses unsigned ops. See [Signatures](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/sync#signatures) | | **CRDT** | `diff` / `merge` / `apply` over plain objects — nested maps merge recursively, arrays are grow-only sets, numbers add so counters converge | | **Contracts** | `@alexify/syncom/contracts`: store a procedure in the chain by hash, load it anywhere, run it against a read-only view of storage; failures are recorded as blocks. A subpath, so the package root never runs a block's code | | **Portability** | One API over `node:fs` + `node:crypto` on the server and OPFS + Web Crypto in the browser, chosen by the `browser` export condition | -| **Hooks and events** | `open({ hooks })` runs your code inside a write, a read or a peer's batch — validate, stamp, redact, skip — and rejects with a typed `HookError` when it throws; `on()` events (`change`, `apply`, `peer`, `sync`, …) observe everything and can never break it. See [Hooks and events](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/hooks) | -| **Observability** | Injected OpenTelemetry (`open({ telemetry })`): spans for local writes, applied batches, pushes, bootstraps and log rolls, plus outcome and lag metrics — nested under wrpc's spans, which carry the trace across the wire. See [OpenTelemetry](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/telemetry) | +| **Hooks and events** | `open({ hooks })` runs your code inside a write, a read or a peer's batch — validate, stamp, redact, skip — and rejects with a typed `HookError` when it throws; `on()` events (`change`, `commit`, `apply`, `peer`, `sync`, …) observe everything and can never break it. See [Hooks and events](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/hooks) | +| **Observability** | Injected OpenTelemetry (`open({ telemetry })`): spans for local writes, applied batches, pushes, bootstraps, log rolls, tags, history reads and patches, plus outcome and lag metrics — nested under wrpc's spans, which carry the trace across the wire. `stats()` reports the queue, the cache, the log, the tags and the files that lag the log. See [OpenTelemetry](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/telemetry) | | **Scaling** | Hubs that dial each other, scopes as buckets, per-peer push limits, a reserved shared-log contract for the broker-backed hub. See [Scaling](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/scaling) | | **Dependencies** | None. wrpc, metaschema and fake-indexeddb are devDependencies for the integration tests; everything is injected at runtime | @@ -180,9 +185,10 @@ in 300 rows, from its code and every page of its docs. Measured against Yjs, Automerge, Loro, TinyBase, PouchDB, RxDB, Fireproof, GUN and OrbitDB on the same scenarios: insert, update, read, a converging counter, a batch, replicating a store, -in memory and on disk. Each library runs in a fresh process, is used the way its documentation -shows, and is checked to give the right answer before it is timed. The method and the -interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/benchmarks) page. +in memory and on disk, and typing into a text, in memory. Each library runs in a fresh process, +is used the way its documentation shows, and is checked to give the right answer before it is +timed. The method and the interactive charts are on the +[Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/benchmarks) page. @@ -226,8 +232,8 @@ interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/ben | Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | Type at the end of a text
ops/s | Type at the start of a text
ops/s | Type anywhere in a text
ops/s | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,780 | 399 | 541 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,810 | 387 | 549 | +| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 15,200 | 17,200 | 845,000 | 17,100 | 15,800 | 25,100 | 1,800 | 388 | 537 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,700 | 19,400 | 885,000 | 18,800 | 16,900 | 25,800 | 1,820 | 391 | 550 | | Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 346,000 | 525,000 | 30,400 | | Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,600 | 20,600 | | Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 619,000 | 444,000 | 311,000 | @@ -241,8 +247,8 @@ interactive charts are on the [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/ben | Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 1,520 | 1,340 | 958,000 | 1,480 | 1,690 | 5,830 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 2,060 | 3,080 | 951,000 | 3,060 | 2,740 | 5,820 | +| **syncom**
default, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 1,320 | 1,530 | 891,000 | 1,210 | 1,620 | 5,310 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 2,420 | 2,840 | 875,000 | 2,960 | 2,640 | 5,910 | | Yjs
y-leveldb · v13.6.33 | 19,200 | 22,400 | 3,690,000 | — | 155,000 | 53,700 | | Automerge
automerge-repo, NodeFS storage · v3.5.0 | 490 | 1,250 | 10,500,000 | 1,200 | 7,820 | 3,100 | | Loro
updates appended to a file · v1.16.4 | 19,500 | 43,300 | 285,000 | 42,600 | 66,900 | 108,000 | @@ -278,7 +284,7 @@ _Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 roun | TinyBase
tinybase@10.0.1 | MergeableStore + IndexedDB persister + custom synchronizer | 56.4 KB | 23.8 KB | | | Yjs
yjs@13.6.33, y-indexeddb@9.0.12, y-protocols@1.0.7 | yjs + y-indexeddb + y-protocols/sync | 80.2 KB | 24.5 KB | | | PouchDB
pouchdb-browser@9.0.0 | pouchdb-browser | 117.8 KB | 40.4 KB | pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it | -| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 179.6 KB | 60.8 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | +| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 192.0 KB | 65.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | | RxDB
rxdb@17.6.0, dexie@4.4.6, rxjs@7.8.2 | rxdb + Dexie storage + replication | 282.3 KB | 90.1 KB | | | Fireproof
@fireproof/core@0.24.19 | @fireproof/core | 784.2 KB | 204.0 KB | | | OrbitDB
@orbitdb/core@4.0.0, helia@6.1.4, libp2p@3.5.1, @libp2p/gossipsub@15.0.23, blockstore-idb@4.0.1 | @orbitdb/core + helia + libp2p, IndexedDB blockstore | 1185.6 KB | 353.7 KB | createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it | @@ -305,8 +311,8 @@ configuration needed. import { open, diff, merge } from '@alexify/syncom'; ``` -Crypto is asynchronous there (`calculateHash`, `encrypt` and `decrypt` return -promises), and storage lives in the origin-private filesystem — or in +Crypto is asynchronous there (`calculateHash`, `encrypt`, `decrypt`, `sign` and +`verify` return promises), and storage lives in the origin-private filesystem — or in IndexedDB through `open({ fsi: createIdbFsi() })` from `@alexify/syncom/idb`. `browser.d.ts` declares those signatures separately. A browser node dials the mesh through `@alexify/syncom/wrpc` like any other, and hosts for its peers over WebRTC. @@ -316,29 +322,34 @@ See [Browser](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/browser). 0.0.1 — a pre-release, not published to npm, and there is no release until the package does what it is meant to; the API may still change. Everything on this page works today and is covered by the test suite, including -replication over real wrpc WebSockets. Known limits — a counter straddling a concurrent reset, a field written -as two kinds at once, encrypted records staying local, no proof of key possession at `hello` — are listed under -[Guarantees and limits](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/sync#guarantees-and-limits). +replication over real wrpc WebSockets. Known limits — a counter straddling a concurrent reset, encrypted records +staying local, no proof of key possession at `hello` — are on the +[Sync](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/sync#guarantees-and-limits) page. ## Documentation - [Why syncom?](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/why) · [Compared with alternatives](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison) · + [Compared with RxDB](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-rxdb) · [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/benchmarks) · [Architecture](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/architecture) - [Getting started](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/getting-started) - [Storage](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/storage) · + [Schema and validation](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/schema) · + [Queries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query) · + [Lists, text and trees](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/lists) · + [Versions and history](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/versions) · + [Hooks and events](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/hooks) · [CRDT deltas](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/crdt) · [Blockchain log](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/chain) · [Smart contracts](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/contracts) - [Sync](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/sync) · [wrpc transport](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/wrpc) · [WebRTC](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/webrtc) · - [Schema and validation](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/schema) · - [Queries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/query) · + [Scaling](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/scaling) +- [Browser](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/browser) · [Backends](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/backends) · - [Scaling](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/scaling) · - [Browser](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/browser) + [OpenTelemetry](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/telemetry) - [API reference](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/reference/api) ## Contributing @@ -352,10 +363,11 @@ pnpm test:coverage # c8 over src/ pnpm test:types # tsd against the .d.ts files pnpm lint # oxlint pnpm format # oxfmt (format:check in CI) -pnpm size # bundle-size report; the browser budget fails the run +pnpm size # bundle-size report; a browser budget exceeded fails the run pnpm bench # every script in bench/ (--save writes bench/results/engine.json) pnpm bench:compare:install && pnpm bench:compare # against the alternatives pnpm bench:report # the charts and the tables of the docs and this README +pnpm docs:comparison # the comparison matrix from docs/comparison.json pnpm docs:dev # the VitePress site ``` diff --git a/bench/results/compare.json b/bench/results/compare.json index 355b0de..8b38bcd 100644 --- a/bench/results/compare.json +++ b/bench/results/compare.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T12:01:10.970Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T17:17:53.619Z", "machine": { "cpu": "Apple M3 Max", "cores": 16, @@ -149,14 +149,14 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - "median": 16158.767242467984, - "min": 15427.693967881063, - "max": 16335.408128686247 + "median": 15151.097414745667, + "min": 14904.66255882781, + "max": 15552.003455535532 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 17478.30819234039, - "min": 17077.209756476783, - "max": 17922.31956174327 + "median": 16673.24695462492, + "min": 16274.081773811795, + "max": 16865.327806717673 }, "yjs": { "median": 234529.6807032105, @@ -215,14 +215,14 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - "median": 1522.782599268753, - "min": 870.7789145651154, - "max": 1791.154874022326 + "median": 1317.3578188954496, + "min": 950.2611408948047, + "max": 1725.0194544609406 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 2058.9807180673656, - "min": 1899.6581584021314, - "max": 2681.7215423345933 + "median": 2417.3692978616027, + "min": 1769.5105198873337, + "max": 2614.4699912453634 }, "yjs": { "median": 19246.796884022235, @@ -281,14 +281,14 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - 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"max": 650.0718859103785 + "median": 388.4270585571998, + "min": 303.27659675996125, + "max": 631.7405707122994 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 387.2088308054044, - "min": 304.7641057392512, - "max": 639.7752789332745 + "median": 391.109876942166, + "min": 295.5667419357193, + "max": 620.929696690396 }, "yjs": { "median": 524545.354540025, @@ -970,14 +970,14 @@ "unit": "ops/s", "results": { "syncom": { - "median": 541.3493958253648, - "min": 403.89952368255416, - "max": 860.7687104133937 + "median": 536.6881165549418, + "min": 406.36055189612205, + "max": 824.3789945850202 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "median": 548.6063378481917, - "min": 418.73308779949457, - "max": 852.7360323792084 + "median": 550.3935460789885, + "min": 399.0188869892625, + "max": 851.708777701791 }, "yjs": { "median": 30398.223116685596, @@ -1008,14 +1008,14 @@ ], "coldStart": { "syncom": { - "open": 36.004875, - "firstRead": 0.9018124999999984, - "total": 37.0136665 + "open": 40.29775, + "firstRead": 1.057874499999997, + "total": 41.319208 }, "syncom-nochain": { - "open": 35.974396, - "firstRead": 0.3473954999999975, - "total": 36.328208 + "open": 39.389958, + "firstRead": 0.5151250000000012, + "total": 39.905083 }, "yjs": { "open": 82.67010450000001, diff --git a/bench/results/size.json b/bench/results/size.json index 2b7f146..d289fb7 100644 --- a/bench/results/size.json +++ b/bench/results/size.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T11:31:50.316Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T16:55:29.090Z", "esbuild": "0.28.2", "libraries": [ { @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ "packages": [ "@alexify/syncom@0.0.1" ], - "min": 183902, - "gzip": 62239, + "min": 196631, + "gzip": 67214, "note": "storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry" }, { diff --git a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json index 7932f0f..fd08e23 100644 --- a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json +++ b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json @@ -1546,7 +1546,7 @@ }, "entryPoints": { "mark": "", - "text": "root plus 4 subpaths: `/wrpc`, `/idb`, `/search`, `/contracts`", + "text": "root plus 7 subpaths: `/wrpc`, `/idb`, `/search`, `/order`, `/undo`, `/branch`, `/contracts`", "source": "package.json:14-40" }, "types": { @@ -1556,18 +1556,18 @@ }, "size": { "mark": "", - "text": "41.9 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine", + "text": "65.0 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine", "source": "pnpm size (scripts/size.js, esbuild), browser.js", - "detail": "With the IndexedDB backend 41.5 KB. CommonJS is not tree-shaken, so storage, schema, queries, the op log, signing and the sync protocol all come with `open()`. No validator library is included in either column (injected / wrapped separately)." + "detail": "Measured by `pnpm size` on 2026-10-24 (features/enhance-crdt-engine). CommonJS is not tree-shaken, so storage, schema, queries, the op log, signing, the sync protocol and the list, text and tree engines all come with `open()`. No validator library is included in either column (injected / wrapped separately)." }, "sizeSync": { "mark": "", - "text": "42.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter", + "text": "65.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter", "source": "bench/results/size.json (pnpm bench:size)" }, "sizeGate": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "`pnpm size` fails CI when the browser entry passes 60.5 KB", + "text": "`pnpm size` fails CI when the browser entry passes 65 KB", "source": "scripts/size.js:86; .github/workflows/ci.yml:20-24" }, "node": { @@ -2901,10 +2901,10 @@ "source": "src/apply.js:276-278,299; docs/guide/storage.md#purge" }, "history": { - "mark": "⚠️", - "text": "op log within retention (`storage.log.entriesOf(id)`); no read-at-version", - "source": "src/log.js:33-34; docs/reference/api.md#oplog; docs/guide/sync.md#the-log", - "detail": "`retention.ops` defaults to 10 000; the chain keeps hashes only." + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`history(id)`, `get(id, { at })`, `diff`/`restore`, tags of the whole storage", + "source": "src/history.js; src/versions.js; src/tags.js; docs/guide/versions.md", + "detail": "A version is a fold of the retained log: exact from the last whole-record write above what retention dropped, otherwise `HISTORY_GONE`. `retention.ops` defaults to 10 000; a tag keeps the whole storage as it was, copy-on-write." }, "audit": { "mark": "✅", diff --git a/docs/guide/architecture.md b/docs/guide/architecture.md index 1a32d1f..ea4637c 100644 --- a/docs/guide/architecture.md +++ b/docs/guide/architecture.md @@ -1,28 +1,31 @@ # Architecture This page shows how syncom is put together: what a storage is made of, the three paths a write -can take into it, how two nodes replicate, and what lies on disk. Each part has a guide of its -own; this page is the map between them. +can take into it, how two nodes replicate, how the past is read back, and what lies on disk. +Each part has a guide of its own; this page is the map between them. ## The big picture A `Storage` is the facade an application opens. It owns the **mutation queue**: every write runs inside it, one at a time. It lends its collaborators (the log, the clock, the chain, the -records) to three write paths, and to nothing else. `storage.sync` is the replication: the -dialing side (`SyncManager`) and the hosting side (`unit()`). Everything that touches the -outside world is injected: the backend (`fsi`), the transport (a link), the validator, the -telemetry. +records, the tags) as one `core` to the three write paths and to the two API modules behind +its methods — `src/fields.js` for the field kinds beyond registers, `src/versions.js` for +versions, patches and tags — and to nothing else; the facade keeps one delegate per method. +`storage.sync` is the replication: the dialing side (`SyncManager`) and the hosting side +(`unit()`). Everything that touches the outside world is injected: the backend (`fsi`), the +transport (a link), the validator, the text index, the telemetry. ```mermaid flowchart TB app["Application"] + api["fields.js · versions.js
splice … treeMove
history · tags · patches"] subgraph storage["Storage — the mutation queue"] direction LR commit["commit.js
a local write"] apply["apply.js
a peer's batch"] boot["bootstrap.js
a snapshot page"] end - core["core
OpLog · EntryStore
Catalog · Chain · Clock"] + core["core
OpLog · EntryStore
Catalog · Chain · Clock · Tags"] fsi[("fsi
node:fs · OPFS
IndexedDB · memory")] subgraph sync["storage.sync"] direction LR @@ -31,6 +34,9 @@ flowchart TB end link{{"link
wrpc: WebSocket
or WebRTC"}} app --> commit + app --> api + api --> commit + api -. reads .-> core commit --> core apply --> core boot --> core @@ -45,18 +51,19 @@ flowchart TB - **Three write paths, one core.** A local write goes through `src/commit.js`, a peer's page through `src/apply.js`, a snapshot page through `src/bootstrap.js`. All three run inside the - queue, all three end in the same `EntryStore.write`, and there is no fourth. + queue, all three end in the same `EntryStore.write`, and there is no fourth: a `splice()`, a + `restore()` or an undo is a local write like `update()`. - **Log first, then data.** An op is appended to the log before its record is written, so a crash between the two is replayed on the next open. The chain and the catalog are derived from what was written. - **Events never run inside a write.** Hooks do: they can change or refuse the operation. - Events (`change`, `apply`, `sync`, …) leave after it, and a listener that throws cannot - break anything. See [Hooks and events](/guide/hooks). + Events (`change`, `commit`, `apply`, `sync`, …) leave after it, and a listener that throws + cannot break anything. See [Hooks and events](/guide/hooks). ## A local write `storage.update(id, { done: true })`, step by step. An insert, an increment, an add to a set, a -delete or a purge take the same road with another op type. +splice, a mark, a tree move, a delete or a purge take the same road with another op type. ```mermaid sequenceDiagram @@ -70,22 +77,27 @@ sequenceDiagram participant S as SyncManager A->>Q: update(id, { done: true }) Q->>C: run when the queue reaches it - C->>C: beforeWrite hook · stamp from the clock · applyOp + C->>C: beforeWrite hook · kind check · stamp from the clock · index resolved · applyOp C->>C: validator (folded into the op) · unique keys C->>C: sign the op (Ed25519) — unless signatures: false C->>L: append(op) — the seq is durable C->>B: addBlock(hash of the record) — unless chain: false C->>E: write the record file, put its catalog row C->>L: applied(seq) - C->>C: afterWrite hook · refresh live Records + C->>C: afterWrite hook · refresh live Records · commit event C-->>S: change(op) S->>S: push to every peer, in order C-->>A: resolves ``` -A write that changes nothing stops after `applyOp` and appends nothing. A record written with -`encrypted: true` is sealed for this node's key and produces no op. The catalog file is saved -off the queue, so a write never waits for it. +The field's kind is checked before anything is stamped (`FIELD_KIND`), and an index, a sibling +or a range is resolved inside the queue, against the record as it is (`OUT_OF_RANGE`, `CYCLE`, +`NOT_FOUND`). A write that changes nothing stops after `applyOp` and appends nothing; a tree +move to where the node is stops before it. A record written with `encrypted: true` is sealed for +this node's key and produces no op. The catalog file is saved off the queue, so a write never +waits for it. Under `open({ defer })` steps 7 to 9 wait for a timer instead: the log is durable +at once, the cache and the catalog read the entry meanwhile, and the writes of one record within +the window land as one file, every record due under one block. ## Two nodes @@ -143,13 +155,56 @@ An op is applied by `applyOp` in `src/ops.js`, the same function on every node: - a **tree** is the fold of every node's moves in stamp order, a move that would put a node under itself skipped (Kleppmann et al., 2021), so two nodes agree on which concurrent move lost; siblings order by a fractional index, then by stamp; +- a field two nodes make as **different kinds** at once ends as one kind everywhere, by the + kinds alone: a register outranks a counter, a counter a set, a set a list, a list a text, a + text a tree — on the op path as in a snapshot merge; - a **delete** is a tombstone that a newer write revives; a **purge** wins at any stamp and - scrubs the id from the log; + scrubs the id from the log and from every tag; - ops from one origin apply in sequence order; a duplicate or a gap is skipped, and resuming from the last event id fills the gap. -Any order, any number of times, gives the same record. See -[Registers, counters, sets, lists and text](/guide/sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text). +Any order, any number of times, gives the same record. What a peer can make a node hold is +bounded the same way on the op path and in a snapshot: slots per run and per field, pending work +per field (`sync.pendingMax`), the length of a tree place and the depth a tree reads; past a +bound an op is refused, not half applied. See +[Registers, counters, sets, lists and text](/guide/sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text) +and [Costs and limits](/guide/lists#costs-and-limits). + +## Versions + +The past is read out of the log, and every way back to it is new ops through the local write +path — nothing rewrites the log or a record file. + +```mermaid +flowchart TB + log[("OpLog")] --> hist["history.js
the fold of a cut"] + entries[("EntryStore")] -- "first change after a tag" --> tags["tags.js
the copies"] + hist --> versions["versions.js
get at · history · diff
applyPatches · restore · compact"] + tags --> versions + versions <--> patch["patch.js
patches"] + versions -- "rehearsed, then one turn of the queue" --> commit["commit.js
a local write"] + commit -. commit event .-> undo["undo subpath
inverse patches, applied
through applyPatches()"] +``` + +- **A version is a fold.** `get(id, { at })` and `history(id)` take the log's entries of the + record up to a cut — an event id, a stamp or a vector — and fold them with the same `applyOp`. + The fold is exact while the log holds everything the record depends on: nothing dropped + (`droppedTs` 0), or a reset stamped above what was dropped; otherwise `get()` rejects with + `HISTORY_GONE` and `history()` says `exact: false`. +- **A tag is copy-on-write at the `EntryStore` seam.** Before a record's first change after the + newest tag, its file is copied into that tag; a tag's own catalog says what existed then. + Tags stay on the node. +- **Patches are the write API's terms.** `diff()` hands out `put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, + `remove`, `splice`, `treeMove`… per field by kind; `applyPatches()` rehearses them over a + scratch record, then commits them in one turn of the queue, so a `restore()` lands whole or + not at all. `compact(id)` is the reading rewritten as a reset plus one op per field. +- **Undo and branches are subpaths over the public API.** `@alexify/syncom/undo` keeps the + inverse patches of every `commit` event and applies them with `applyPatches()`; + `@alexify/syncom/branch` opens a fork through the parent's constructor — another storage + with its own identity — and merges either way as the ops one side lacks, picked by + `src/outbound.js` as a push picks them, through `applyRemote()`. + +See [Versions and history](/guide/versions). ## On disk @@ -165,6 +220,9 @@ data/ ├── index/ catalog.json — derived (ids, indexes, search text), rebuilt when missing ├── data/ .json per record: data, meta, the block that committed it ├── log/ the operation log: open files and sealed segments +├── tags.json the tags taken here, once there is one +├── tags/ per tag: its catalog, and the record files copied before their first change +├── branch.json the parent and the fork point, in a branch's directory └── remote/ one file per registered sync node ``` @@ -175,18 +233,24 @@ the five functions an `fsi` implements. | Module | Role | | --- | --- | -| `storage.js` | The facade: the open sequence, the mutation queue, the public API, the `core` it lends | +| `storage.js` | The facade: the open sequence, the mutation queue, the public API (a delegate per method of the two API modules), the `core` it lends | +| `fields.js`, `versions.js` | The API of the field kinds beyond registers (`inc` … `treeRemove`, `spans`, `cursor`, `index`) and the versions API (`get(id, { at })`, `history`, `diff`, `applyPatches`, `restore`, `compact`, `tag`, `untag`, `at`), over the lent core | | `commit.js`, `apply.js`, `bootstrap.js` | The three write paths | -| `entries.js`, `catalog.js` | Record files, the bounded cache, the catalog (ids, indexes, tombstones) | -| `log.js` | `OpLog`, the persisted operation log: append, seal, retention, scrub | -| `ops.js`, `vector.js` | The op model (`applyOp`), clocks and version vectors | -| `chain.js` | The hash-linked chain | +| `args.js`, `shape.js`, `options.js` | The checks at the edges: the write API's arguments (shared with the patches), record ids and a peer's op shape, `open()`'s options | +| `entries.js`, `catalog.js`, `record.js` | Record files, the bounded cache, the catalog (ids, indexes, tombstones); `Record`, `Reference` and `Collection` | +| `log.js`, `outbound.js` | `OpLog`, the persisted operation log: append, seal, retention, scrub, pins; the ops a receiver lacks, for a push and a branch merge | +| `ops.js`, `vector.js` | The op model (`applyOp`, the kinds' precedence), clocks and version vectors | +| `sequence.js`, `rle.js` | Lists and texts: Fugue runs, the walk and its cached index, a movable list's registers, marks, cursors; the run-length content of a run | +| `tree.js`, `order.js` | Trees: every node's moves and their fold; fractional indexes, in the core for a node's place and the `@alexify/syncom/order` subpath | +| `history.js`, `tags.js`, `patch.js`, `myers.js` | A version as a fold of the log; tags as copy-on-write record files; the patch vocabulary of `diff()` and `applyPatches()`; the Myers diff behind `updateText()` and the splices of a patch | +| `undo.js`, `branch.js` | The `@alexify/syncom/undo` and `@alexify/syncom/branch` subpaths — over the public API, no engine bundled | +| `chain.js`, `contract.js`, `crdt.js` | The hash-linked chain; the `@alexify/syncom/contracts` subpath; `diff`/`merge`/`apply` over plain objects | | `schema.js`, `query.js` | Validators, versions and lenses; Mango cursors, `$text` among them | | `search.js` | The `@alexify/syncom/search` subpath: the trigram index behind `$text` — the core knows only its contract | -| `signing.js` | What an op's signature covers, signing and verifying it | -| `sync.js`, `hosting.js`, `link.js`, `wrpc.js` | Dialing, hosting, the link contract, the wrpc adapter | -| `hooks.js`, `telemetry.js`, `errors.js` | Hooks and events, injected OpenTelemetry, `SyncomError` | -| `fsi.js`, `fsi.browser.js`, `idb.js`, `backend.js` | `node:fs`, OPFS, IndexedDB and memory backends | +| `signing.js`, `keys.js`, `crypto.js` | What an op's signature covers, signing and verifying it; the key pairs on disk; hashing, sealing and signing | +| `sync.js`, `hosting.js`, `link.js`, `wrpc.js`, `protocol.js`, `scope.js` | Dialing, hosting, the link contract, the wrpc adapter, what both halves agree on, what "in scope" means | +| `hooks.js`, `emitter.js`, `logger.js`, `telemetry.js`, `errors.js` | Hooks and events, injected logging and OpenTelemetry, `SyncomError` | +| `fsi.js`, `fsi.browser.js`, `idb.js`, `backend.js`, `lock.js` | `node:fs`, OPFS, IndexedDB and memory backends; one instance per directory | The browser halves (`*.browser.js`) replace `fsi`, `crypto` and `utils` through the `browser` field of `package.json`; everything else is shared. diff --git a/docs/guide/backends.md b/docs/guide/backends.md index 7def0ff..f457025 100644 --- a/docs/guide/backends.md +++ b/docs/guide/backends.md @@ -1,19 +1,19 @@ # Backends Everything a storage persists — records, the operation log, the chain, the -keys, the peer registry, the catalog — goes through one small contract: an +keys, the peer registry, the catalog, the tags — goes through one small contract: an **fsi**, five functions over "a directory and a file name". The platform's own is the default; any other goes in through `open({ fsi })`. | Function | Meaning | | --- | --- | | `read(dir, name)` | `Promise`; a missing file rejects (`code: 'ENOENT'` or `name: 'NotFoundError'`) | -| `write(dir, name, content)` | Creates the directory; whole-file, no rename | +| `write(dir, name, content, options?)` | Creates the directory; whole-file, no rename. `options.mode` is a permissions hint (the private keys ask for `0o600`); an adapter without permissions ignores it | | `exists(dir, name)` | `Promise` | | `remove(dir, name)` | A no-op when absent | | `list(dir)` | File names, sorted; an absent directory is `[]` | | `sync(dir, name)` *(optional)* | fsync — what `durable: true` calls after every write | -| `create(dir, name, content)` *(optional)* | Exclusive create: rejects with `code: 'EEXIST'` when the file is there; what the directory lock uses when present | +| `create(dir, name, content)` *(optional)* | Exclusive create: rejects with `code: 'EEXIST'` when the file is there; what the directory lock uses when present (`node:fs` and the memory backend have it) | `isFsi(value)` tells whether an object has the five. The check runs at `open()`, naming the method that is missing, and the storage never closes a @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ const { open, createMemoryFsi } = require('@alexify/syncom'); const fsi = createMemoryFsi(); const storage = await open({ path: 'app', fsi }); // nothing touches the disk await storage.insert({ a: 1 }); -fsi.size; // 11 files: keys, chain, log, data, catalog, lock… +fsi.size; // 13 files: keys, chain, log, data, catalog, lock… Object.keys(fsi.dump()); // ['app/lock.json', 'app/keys/public.pem', …] ``` @@ -73,6 +73,13 @@ the log is written before the record, a reopen replays its unsealed tail, and a torn open file is dropped before anyone was told of it. A record file torn the same way reads as `INTEGRITY` until `repair(id)` rebuilds it. +`open({ defer: ms })` trades the record files' timing for fewer writes: a local +write's record file and chain block wait up to `ms` (one timer for all of +them), so the writes of one record within the window land as one file, and +everything due lands under one block. The log append is not deferred — a crash before the flush replays +the batch at the next open, as after a failed file write — and `tag()` and +`close()` flush first. It is `0`, off, by default. + The log append is the commit point. A backend that fails after it — a full disk, a browser's `QuotaExceededError` on the record file or the chain block — does not undo the write: it resolves, the op replicates, the record is diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index 28dd83d..e299d1e 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ spread of the samples and the exact version. | Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | Type at the end of a text
ops/s | Type at the start of a text
ops/s | Type anywhere in a text
ops/s | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,200 | 17,100 | 972,000 | 16,700 | 16,000 | 25,200 | 1,780 | 399 | 541 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 17,500 | 18,800 | 929,000 | 18,600 | 17,200 | 26,200 | 1,810 | 387 | 549 | +| **syncom**
default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 15,200 | 17,200 | 845,000 | 17,100 | 15,800 | 25,100 | 1,800 | 388 | 537 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 | 16,700 | 19,400 | 885,000 | 18,800 | 16,900 | 25,800 | 1,820 | 391 | 550 | | Yjs
Y.Doc, a Y.Map per record · v13.6.33 | 235,000 | 382,000 | 3,680,000 | — | 275,000 | 99,700 | 346,000 | 525,000 | 30,400 | | Automerge
Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 | 512 | 1,990 | 10,600,000 | 1,950 | 8,960 | 20,900 | 23,700 | 21,600 | 20,600 | | Loro
LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 | 31,300 | 412,000 | 313,000 | 349,000 | 83,100 | 105,000 | 619,000 | 444,000 | 311,000 | @@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ spread of the samples and the exact version. | Library | Insert a record
ops/s | Update a field
ops/s | Read a record
ops/s | Increment a counter
ops/s | Insert 1,000 at once
records/s | Replicate a store
records/s | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
default, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 1,520 | 1,340 | 958,000 | 1,480 | 1,690 | 5,830 | -| **syncom**
chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 2,060 | 3,080 | 951,000 | 3,060 | 2,740 | 5,820 | +| **syncom**
default, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 1,320 | 1,530 | 891,000 | 1,210 | 1,620 | 5,310 | +| **syncom**
chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 2,420 | 2,840 | 875,000 | 2,960 | 2,640 | 5,910 | | Yjs
y-leveldb · v13.6.33 | 19,200 | 22,400 | 3,690,000 | — | 155,000 | 53,700 | | Automerge
automerge-repo, NodeFS storage · v3.5.0 | 490 | 1,250 | 10,500,000 | 1,200 | 7,820 | 3,100 | | Loro
updates appended to a file · v1.16.4 | 19,500 | 43,300 | 285,000 | 42,600 | 66,900 | 108,000 | @@ -74,22 +74,22 @@ The libraries do different work for one call, so read the charts as a price list Ed25519 key, appended to the op log, the record's own file, its catalog row and, unless `chain: false`, a block in the chain. That is four file writes per write with the chain and two without, and it is what lets a record be checked, purged, repaired, replicated by scope, - queried and verified by every peer. The `chain: false` rows show what the chain costs: a - quarter to a half of a write on disk, under a tenth in memory. + queried and verified by every peer. The `chain: false` rows show what the chain costs: about + half of a write on disk, about a tenth in memory. - **Signatures are the price in memory.** Every write is signed and every op a peer sends is verified against its origin, and in memory that is most of what a write costs: syncom does - about 16,000 inserts a second there, where it did about 37,500 before ops were signed. A + about 15,000 inserts a second there, where it did about 37,500 before ops were signed. A peer's page is verified on Node's thread pool, four checks at a time by default — about 36,000 ops a second (the `verifyOp` row of [syncom's own](#syncom-s-own-benchmarks) benchmarks). `sync.signatures: false` skips both, for a mesh that trusts its transport. -- **Writes on disk are where syncom pays.** It does about 1,500 inserts a second (2,060 without +- **Writes on disk are where syncom pays.** It does about 1,300 inserts a second (2,400 without the chain), where the LevelDB-backed Yjs and PouchDB and Loro's single append do 19,000 to 26,000: what is left is the file writes themselves. A write does not cost more as the store grows: the catalog is saved every sixteenth of its size rather than whole every 64 writes. Further down the disk chart: TinyBase's file persister rewrites the whole store on every save (about 170 a second), Automerge's change cost grows with the document, and GUN waits for RAD's 250 ms flush before it acknowledges a write (about 4 a second). -- **Reads come from a cache.** syncom answers 930,000 to 970,000 reads a second on both lines, each a +- **Reads come from a cache.** syncom answers 850,000 to 890,000 reads a second on both lines, each a JSON copy of the record. Automerge (10.6 million) and Yjs (3.7 million) read their materialized documents, and TinyBase reads 1.4 million. PouchDB (30,000 to 42,000), Fireproof (about 700) and OrbitDB (about 80) go to their storage; OrbitDB walks its log for every read. @@ -99,17 +99,17 @@ The libraries do different work for one call, so read the charts as a price list Node's thread pool (before ops were signed, the same pull ran at 108,000 to 127,000 a second). Loro manages 105,000, Yjs 100,000 and RxDB 64,000; Automerge (21,000), PouchDB (18,000) and TinyBase (11,500) come behind, and OrbitDB, over loopback TCP, 220. On disk the replica also - writes every record's file and one chain block per page, and manages about 5,800 a second: + writes every record's file and one chain block per page, and manages 5,300 to 5,900 a second: behind Loro (108,000, one append), Yjs (54,000), PouchDB (16,500) and TinyBase (11,100), ahead of Automerge (3,100) and OrbitDB (193). - **Batches.** syncom has no batch write: 1,000 inserts are 1,000 ops, each appended on its own - (16,000 to 17,200 a second in memory, 1,690 to 2,740 on disk), each signed. RxDB's in-memory `bulkInsert` (2.2 million) and + (15,800 to 16,900 a second in memory, 1,620 to 2,640 on disk), each signed. RxDB's in-memory `bulkInsert` (2.2 million) and a Yjs transaction (155,000 to 275,000) write the batch at once. GUN has no number: in two attempts, a batch of 1,000 concurrent puts left a write without its acknowledgement for 30 s. - **Counters.** Loro's `LoroCounter` is the fastest (349,000 a second in memory, 43,000 on - disk). syncom does 16,700 to 18,600 in memory and 1,480 to 3,060 on disk, and Automerge + disk). syncom does 17,100 to 18,800 in memory and 1,210 to 2,970 on disk, and Automerge about 2,000. The others have no counter that converges, so they are not in this chart. -- **Cold start.** syncom opens a store of 1,000 records and reads one in 36 to 37 ms, the fastest here: +- **Cold start.** syncom opens a store of 1,000 records and reads one in 40 to 41 ms, the fastest here: its catalog is one JSON file, and nothing compiles WebAssembly or starts a network stack. Loro and TinyBase take about 51 ms, Yjs and PouchDB about 83 to 85 ms (LevelDB), Automerge 183 ms (WebAssembly), Fireproof 240 ms and OrbitDB 577 ms (libp2p and Helia). @@ -172,8 +172,8 @@ command-line tool, a serverless function or a page that reloads pays once. | Library | Load and open | First read | Total | | --- | ---: | ---: | ---: | -| **syncom**
chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 36.0 ms | 0.3 ms | 36.3 ms | -| **syncom**
default, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 36.0 ms | 0.9 ms | 37.0 ms | +| **syncom**
chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 39.4 ms | 0.5 ms | 39.9 ms | +| **syncom**
default, node:fs · v0.0.1 | 40.3 ms | 1.1 ms | 41.3 ms | | TinyBase
MergeableStore, file persister · v10.0.1 | 50.7 ms | 0.1 ms | 50.8 ms | | Loro
updates appended to a file · v1.16.4 | 51.2 ms | 0.7 ms | 51.9 ms | | Yjs
y-leveldb · v13.6.33 | 82.7 ms | 0.1 ms | 82.7 ms | @@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ loads is counted with the JavaScript, gzipped too. | TinyBase
tinybase@10.0.1 | MergeableStore + IndexedDB persister + custom synchronizer | 56.4 KB | 23.8 KB | | | Yjs
yjs@13.6.33, y-indexeddb@9.0.12, y-protocols@1.0.7 | yjs + y-indexeddb + y-protocols/sync | 80.2 KB | 24.5 KB | | | PouchDB
pouchdb-browser@9.0.0 | pouchdb-browser | 117.8 KB | 40.4 KB | pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it | -| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 179.6 KB | 60.8 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | +| **syncom**
@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 192.0 KB | 65.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | | RxDB
rxdb@17.6.0, dexie@4.4.6, rxjs@7.8.2 | rxdb + Dexie storage + replication | 282.3 KB | 90.1 KB | | | Fireproof
@fireproof/core@0.24.19 | @fireproof/core | 784.2 KB | 204.0 KB | | | OrbitDB
@orbitdb/core@4.0.0, helia@6.1.4, libp2p@3.5.1, @libp2p/gossipsub@15.0.23, blockstore-idb@4.0.1 | @orbitdb/core + helia + libp2p, IndexedDB blockstore | 1185.6 KB | 353.7 KB | createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it | diff --git a/docs/guide/browser.md b/docs/guide/browser.md index a65fcb3..e99ad2a 100644 --- a/docs/guide/browser.md +++ b/docs/guide/browser.md @@ -17,8 +17,10 @@ swapped for their browser twins: | `src/crypto.js` | `src/crypto.browser.js` | Web Crypto (`crypto.subtle`) | | `src/utils.js` | `src/utils.browser.js` | `crypto.randomUUID()` — the default `getId` | -CRDT, contracts, the chain, storage, the operation log and sync are the same -code in both halves; so is the `@alexify/syncom/wrpc` adapter. +CRDT, contracts, the chain, storage — lists, text, trees, history and tags +among it — the operation log and sync are the same code in both halves; so +are the `/wrpc`, `/search`, `/order`, `/undo` and `/branch` subpaths. +`@alexify/syncom/idb` is the one that is browser-only. ## What differs @@ -33,8 +35,8 @@ await sign(message, privateKey); // the Ed25519 pair that signs ops await verify(message, signature, nodeId); ``` -`browser.d.ts` declares these signatures separately from `index.d.ts` for -exactly this reason. +`browser.d.ts` declares these five signatures separately from `index.d.ts` +for exactly this reason. The cipher is the same on both: AES-256-GCM under a key wrapped with RSA-OAEP (SHA-256), and the signature is Ed25519 over the same bytes. Keys, @@ -46,7 +48,7 @@ is one node id on both. `data/` directory inside the origin's OPFS rather than on disk. It is per-origin and the browser may evict it. Another backend goes in through `open({ fsi })` — `createMemoryFsi()` for a node that must not persist, or -IndexedDB (see [Backends](../reference/api#backends)). +IndexedDB (see [Backends](./backends)). ## OPFS or IndexedDB @@ -81,20 +83,23 @@ resumes where it left off; `storage.sync.unit()` mounted on a wrpc ## Requirements -OPFS and Web Crypto — available in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. -Both APIs require a **secure context** (HTTPS or `localhost`). +OPFS and Web Crypto, with Ed25519 among its algorithms (it signs every op) — +available in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Both APIs require a +**secure context** (HTTPS or `localhost`). ## Bundle size The browser entry is measured on every CI run with a budget that fails the -build when exceeded: +build when exceeded — 65 KB min+gzip — and so is every subpath, on its own row +with its own budget, so what an app imports is what it ships: ```bash pnpm size ``` The self-contained check in `scripts/size.js` also rejects any bare import -that sneaks into the browser bundle, so it cannot silently grow a dependency. +that sneaks into a browser bundle, so it cannot silently grow a dependency. +The table is in the [README](https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom#bundle-size). ## Testing without a browser diff --git a/docs/guide/chain.md b/docs/guide/chain.md index 87175a2..925d1eb 100644 --- a/docs/guide/chain.md +++ b/docs/guide/chain.md @@ -36,7 +36,8 @@ A block is `{ prev, timestamp, data }`. Its own hash is the SHA-256 of that object, and it is stored as `.json`. The tail hash lives in `.blockchain.json` so the chain can be reopened without scanning the directory. -`readBlock` throws on an unknown hash. +`readBlock` rejects on an unknown hash with `code: 'BLOCK_NOT_FOUND'`; +`validate()` answers `false` for one instead. ## Validating @@ -56,11 +57,15 @@ on hot paths. See `bench/chain.js` for the numbers. ## Through storage -`Storage` keeps its own chain and adds a block for every write it applies. A -local write commits `{ id, hash, from }` — the record, the hash of its data, -and its position in the [log](./sync#the-log); a batch of ops applied from a -peer commits one block `{ records: { [id]: hash }, from, to }` for every record -it touched. `validate(id, data, block)` accepts both shapes. +`Storage` keeps its own chain, under `/blockchain/`, and adds a block +for every write it applies. A local write commits `{ id, hash, from }` — the +record, the hash of its data, and its position in the [log](./sync#the-log); +an encrypted record's write, which has no op, commits `{ id, hash }`. A batch +commits one block `{ records: { [id]: hash }, from, to }` for every record it +touched: a page of ops applied from a peer, a snapshot page, the tail a +reopen replays, a `repair(id)`, and the local writes `open({ defer })` held +back. `validate(id, data, block)` accepts both shapes. A [tag](./versions#tags)'s +copy of a record file keeps the block it named, and is checked like the file. Each node's chain is its **own** audit log: the order in which *it* applied things. Two nodes that hold the same records hold different chains — that is @@ -84,6 +89,9 @@ const entry = JSON.parse(await fsi.read('data/data', `${id}.json`)); await storage.validate(id, entry.data, entry.block); // true if intact ``` -This is exactly what `loadData` does on every read — a record whose bytes no -longer hash to what its block recorded raises -`Storage record is invalid` rather than returning the modified data. +This is exactly what `loadData` does on every read from the file (a cached +record is not read again) — a record whose bytes no longer hash to what its +block recorded rejects with `code: 'INTEGRITY'` and +`Storage record is invalid` rather than returning the modified data; +`repair(id)` rebuilds it from the log. `open({ integrity: 'lazy' })` skips the +check on a cold read. diff --git a/docs/guide/contracts.md b/docs/guide/contracts.md index cb643db..7ce49f3 100644 --- a/docs/guide/contracts.md +++ b/docs/guide/contracts.md @@ -5,9 +5,17 @@ loaded back by that hash, and run against a read-only view of storage. It is a way to make the code that produced a record as auditable as the record itself. ```js +const { Blockchain } = require('@alexify/syncom'); const { SmartContract, DataReader } = require('@alexify/syncom/contracts'); + +const chain = await new Blockchain('contracts'); // a chain of its own ``` +The chain a contract lives in is a [`Blockchain`](./chain#using-it-directly) +you open; a storage's own chain is internal to it and is not handed out. Give +it a directory of its own — two writers of one chain directory overwrite each +other's tail. + Contracts are a **subpath**, not part of the package root: `SmartContract.load` reconstructs a stored procedure with `new Function`, so a process that never imports `@alexify/syncom/contracts` — a hub that only replicates, say — never @@ -35,7 +43,8 @@ const result = await contract.execute({ id: postId, ...args }); ``` `execute` calls the procedure with a `DataReader` and your arguments, then -saves the returned value back to storage under `args.id`. If the procedure +saves the returned value back to storage under `args.id` — through +`saveData`, a whole-record write that replicates like any other. If the procedure throws, the failure is appended to the chain as `{ contract, args, error, timestamp }` and the error is re-thrown — so a rejected execution leaves an audit trail rather than vanishing. @@ -66,5 +75,6 @@ outside that shape will not survive the round trip, so keep the stored procedure to a plain arrow function and put anything complex behind data it reads. -Loading a hash whose block is not a contract throws -`Not a smart contract block`. +Loading a hash whose block is not a contract rejects with +`code: 'NOT_CONTRACT'` (`Not a smart contract block`), and one with no block +at all with `code: 'BLOCK_NOT_FOUND'`. diff --git a/docs/guide/crdt.md b/docs/guide/crdt.md index d450a8a..8e92f7d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/crdt.md +++ b/docs/guide/crdt.md @@ -8,6 +8,11 @@ their own. const { diff, merge, apply } = require('@alexify/syncom'); ``` +They are not the storage's methods of similar names: `storage.diff(id, from, +to)` hands out the patches between two versions of a record and +`storage.applyPatches()` writes them as ops — see [Diff and +restore](./versions#diff-and-restore). + ## `diff(source, target)` Returns the change that turns `source` into `target`. @@ -77,7 +82,7 @@ or whose `type` is unrecognised, are skipped. | --- | --- | | `write` | replaces the state with `record.data` — a full record write; a bare `write` without data copies the state forward | | `delta` | `merge(state, record.data)` | -| `delete` | removes `record.key`; without a `key` (Storage's `{ type: 'delete', id }`) the record is gone and the state becomes `{}` | +| `delete` | sets `record.key` to `undefined` — the key stays on the object and is gone from its JSON; without a `key` (Storage's `{ type: 'delete', id }`) the record is gone and the state becomes `{}` | | `inc` | adds `record.value` to `record.key` | | `dec` | subtracts `record.value` from `record.key` | @@ -93,9 +98,11 @@ apply({ hits: 0 }, [ ## Where storage uses them Storage does **not** replicate through `merge`. Its writes are typed -operations — `write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `delete` — applied with -last-writer-wins registers, per-origin counters and observed-remove sets, -because a delta that *adds* numbers cannot tell `hits = 3` from `hits += 3`, -and one that unions arrays can never take an element out. See [Sync](./sync#operations) for that -model. `diff`, `merge` and `apply` remain what they are here: standalone -helpers for plain objects. +operations — `write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `assign`, +`move`, `mark`, `tree`, `delete`, `purge` — applied with last-writer-wins +registers, per-origin counters, observed-remove sets, sequences for lists and +texts, and move logs for trees, because a delta that *adds* numbers cannot +tell `hits = 3` from `hits += 3`, one that unions arrays can never take an +element out, and neither knows a position. See [Sync](./sync#operations) and +[Lists, text and trees](./lists) for that model. `diff`, `merge` and `apply` +remain what they are here: standalone helpers for plain objects. diff --git a/docs/guide/getting-started.md b/docs/guide/getting-started.md index a2aa1c0..9d326f0 100644 --- a/docs/guide/getting-started.md +++ b/docs/guide/getting-started.md @@ -48,17 +48,22 @@ const main = async () => { main(); ``` -`path` (or `name`) selects the directory; it defaults to `syncom`. Under it -syncom creates three subdirectories: +`open()` takes one options object; `path` (or `name`) selects the directory, +and it defaults to `syncom`. Under it syncom keeps: | Entry | Contents | | --- | --- | | `node.json` | this node's identity — the `origin` of every op it makes | -| `keys/` | `public.pem` / `private.pem`, generated on first open | -| `blockchain/` | one JSON file per block, plus `.blockchain.json` holding the tail hash | +| `keys/` | `public.pem` / `private.pem` (RSA) and `sign-public.pem` / `sign-private.pem` (Ed25519), generated on first open | +| `lock.json` | while an instance holds the directory | +| `blockchain/` | one JSON file per block, plus `.blockchain.json` holding the tail hash (none with `chain: false`) | | `data/` | one JSON file per record, each naming the block that committed it | +| `index/` | `catalog.json` — the record catalog, derived and rebuilt when missing | | `log/` | the operation log — what peers replicate from | -| `remote/` | one JSON file per registered sync node | +| `remote/` | one JSON file per registered sync node, from the first `addNode()` | + +[Storage](./storage#on-disk) lists the rest — `schema.json`, and `tags.json` and +`tags/` once a tag is taken. ## Records @@ -73,13 +78,48 @@ record.on('update', (data, delta) => { console.log('changed', delta); }); -record.email = 'ada@lovelace.dev'; -console.log(record.delta()); // { email: 'ada@lovelace.dev' } +record.name = 'Ada Lovelace'; +console.log(record.delta()); // { name: 'Ada Lovelace' } await record.save(); ``` See [Storage](./storage) for collections, CAS writes and the explicit API. +## Fields that merge + +A field written with `insert()` or `update()` is a register: the last writer +wins. The other kinds are made by the calls that write them, and each merges +its own way when two nodes edit it at once: + +```js +await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); // a counter: increments add up +await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['draft', 'ideas']); // a set: concurrent adds both keep +await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'Hello world'); // a text: merges by position +await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true); // rich text over it +await storage.push(id, 'todo', ['write', 'review']); // a list +await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'intro'); // a tree: nodes that move +console.log(await storage.get(id)); +// { name: 'Ada Lovelace', email: 'ada@lovelace.dev', views: 1, tags: ['draft', 'ideas'], +// body: 'Hello world', todo: ['write', 'review'], outline: [{ id: 'intro', children: [] }] } +``` + +[Lists, text and trees](./lists) has the whole story, and [Sync](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text) +how each kind converges. + +## Reading the past + +Every op is in the log, so a record's past reads back from it: + +```js +const { versions } = await storage.history(id); // newest first +const first = versions[versions.length - 1]; +await storage.get(id, { at: first.eventId }); // the record as the first write left it +await storage.restore(id, first.eventId); // back to it, with new ops that merge +``` + +[Versions and history](./versions) covers versions by stamp and vector, tags, +diff, an undo stack and branches. + ## Verifying integrity Every record carries the hash of the block that committed it. `validate()` diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index e3fae1a..a6a6028 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -52,11 +52,11 @@ silently never runs. | Hook | Runs | Return | Throw | | --- | --- | --- | --- | -| `beforeWrite(ctx)` | Inside every local write, after the current record is loaded and before the op is stamped and applied | A plain object replaces `data` (`write` and `set` only; a `TypeError` for anything else) | The write is refused: nothing stamped, logged or written | -| `afterWrite(ctx, op)` | After the write is durable — `op` is the op it became, `null` for an encrypted (local) write; not called when the write changed nothing | Ignored | The call rejects, but the op stays committed and is announced | +| `beforeWrite(ctx)` | Inside every local write, after the current record is loaded and before the op is stamped and applied — once per op, so once per hunk of `updateText()`, per patch of `applyPatches()`, `restore()` and `compact()`, per op of `migrate()`, and per record a bootstrap joins (`merge`) | A plain object replaces `data` (`write` and `set` only; a `TypeError` for anything else) | The write is refused: nothing stamped, logged or written | +| `afterWrite(ctx, op)` | After the write is durable — `op` is the op it became, `null` for an encrypted (local) write; not called when the write changed nothing (a tree move to where the node already is) or was refused | Ignored | The call rejects, but the op stays committed and is announced | | `beforeRead({ id, at? })` | Inside `get(id)`, before the read — with `at` for a read at a version (`{ tag }` for `at(name).get(id)`), once with `{ id, history: true }` for `history()` | Ignored | The read is refused | | `afterRead({ id, at? }, data)` | Inside `get(id)`, after the read — with `at` for a read at a version, and per version of `history()` (its event id) | Anything but `undefined` (including `null`) replaces what the caller sees | The read rejects | -| `beforeApply(ctx)` | Inside `applyRemote`, once per op, after the duplicate/gap checks and before the op is applied | `false` skips the op *here* (see below) | The whole batch is aborted before anything is durable | +| `beforeApply(ctx)` | Inside `applyRemote`, once per op of any kind, after the signature, duplicate, gap and scope checks and before the op is applied; not for an op held for a newer schema (`ahead: 'hold'`) or one on a record this node keeps sealed | `false` skips the op *here* (see below) | The whole batch is aborted before anything is durable | | `afterApply(batch)` | After a peer's batch is durable, once per `applyRemote` call | Ignored | The call rejects; the batch stays and is announced | `ctx` for a write is `{ type, id, data?, key?, value?, index?, count?, content?, @@ -68,37 +68,55 @@ type (`write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `assign`, `move`, amount), an `add` or a `remove` (the elements), `key`/`index`/`count`/`content` to a `splice`, `key`/`index`/`value` to an `assign`, `key`/`index`/`to` to a `move`, `key`/`start`/`end`/`name`/`value`/`expand`/`many` (or `off`) to a -`mark`, `key`/`node`/`parent`/`after`/`before` to a `tree` (each the call as -the caller made it), `current` is the +`mark`, `key`/`node`/`parent`/`after`/`before` to a `tree` — each the call as +the caller made it, save that a `push()` is a `splice` with `index: null` +(the end), an `unmark()` a `mark` with `value: null` and the reversed expand +rule, an `unmarkById()` a `mark` with `off`, a `treeRemove()` a `tree` with +`parent: '$trash'`, and a `remove` from `applyPatches()` carries `removals` +or `own` as the patch did. +`meta` is the joined metadata of a `merge`. `current` is the record as it is now (`null` when absent or deleted — read it, do not change it), `encrypted` says whether the write is sealed for this node, `source` is -the `Record` whose `save()` this is, `v` is this node's schema version and +the `Record` whose `save()` this is or the `source` given to `applyPatches()` +(`null` otherwise), `v` is this node's schema version and `actor` who the op will say made it (`null` when nobody). For a remote op it is `{ op, via, peer, current }`, -where `peer` is `{ url, node }` — `url` is `null` when this node is the host. +where `peer` is `{ url, node }` — `url` is `null` when this node is the host — +and `op` is the op as it travels: a `splice`, a `move` or a `tree` names +anchors and places, not the indices of the call that made it (see [What +travels](./lists#what-travels)). The order of a local write: ``` -load the record → beforeWrite → apply the op → append to the log → chain block -→ record file → afterWrite → Record 'update' → 'change' +load the record → beforeWrite → stamp → apply the op → validate → append to the log +→ chain block → record file → afterWrite → Record 'update' → 'commit' → 'change' ``` -and of a page from a peer: +(under [`open({ defer })`](./storage#when-a-record-file-lags-the-log) the +chain block and the record file wait for the flush, after the events), and of +a page from a peer: ``` -per op: malformed (shape, id, skew) / duplicate / gap checks → beforeApply → apply -then: append to the log → persist the records → afterApply → 'apply' → 'change' × n +the page: signatures checked +per op: malformed (shape, id, skew) / duplicate / gap checks → the pushing peer's + scopes (a host) → beforeApply → apply → validate +then: append to the log → persist the records → afterApply → 'apply' → 'change' × n ``` ### Reads stay raw where it matters -`afterRead` changes what `get()` — and everything that reads through it: a -`Record`'s live properties, `Collection.get`, a contract's `DataReader` — -hands back. It does not touch the record: `swap()` compares against the raw -data, `snapshot()` replicates the raw data, `getCachedData()` and `has()` are -raw, and so is what a cursor (`select()`) reads. A `Record` that saved a -redacted field would write the redaction back; -it does not, because `save()` writes only the fields that were assigned. +`afterRead` changes what `get()` — and everything that reads through it: +`get(id, { at })`, `at(name).get(id)`, each version `history()` hands out, +`Collection.get`, a contract's `DataReader`, a `Record` as it loads — hands +back. It does not touch the record: `swap()` compares against the raw data, +`snapshot()` replicates the raw data, `getCachedData()` and `has()` are raw, +and so is what a cursor (`select()`), `diff()`, `spans()`, `cursor()` and +`index()` read. A `Record` is loaded through `get()`, but the changes it +follows afterwards — a write here, an op from a peer — arrive as the record +is stored, without `afterRead`: a redaction holds on a live `Record` only +until the record next changes. A `Record` that saved a redacted field would +write the redaction back; it does not, because `save()` writes only the +fields that were assigned. ### Skipping a peer's op @@ -118,9 +136,12 @@ keeps sealed (`encrypted: true`), which is logged and relayed, never applied. `applyRemote` reports it: `{ applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope }` — `applied` counts every accepted op, skipped ones included; `applied - skipped` -reached a record; `malformed`, `unsigned` and `forged` were refused before -anything read them, and `outOfScope` (a host's push) because the record they -write is outside the pushing peer's scopes. +were applied here — an op older than what the record holds, or one the +engine refused (`OP_REFUSED`: the field is held by a kind that outranks the +op's, a bound, a payload it does not admit), leaves the record as it was and +is logged and relayed all the same, never a gap; `malformed`, `unsigned` and +`forged` were refused before anything read them, and `outOfScope` (a host's +push) because the record they write is outside the pushing peer's scopes. A throwing `beforeApply` aborts the batch before anything is durable. The sender sees a failed push (on the dialing side its `error` event fires, with @@ -133,10 +154,12 @@ Every local write and every peer batch runs through one mutation queue, and the write and apply hooks run inside it. A hook that awaits something slow holds every other write for that long. A hook that *writes* would wait for the queue, which is waiting for the hook — so a write issued from `beforeWrite`, -`afterWrite`, `beforeApply` or `afterApply` is refused with an error rather -than left to deadlock. Reads (`get`, `has`, `record`) are fine from any hook. -The read hooks run outside the queue: a write issued from `beforeRead` or -`afterRead` simply queues, and a slow read hook holds no write. +`afterWrite`, `beforeApply` or `afterApply` is refused with a `SyncomError` +(`code: 'IN_HOOK'`) rather than left to deadlock; a hook that awaits it and +lets it throw fails with a `HookError` whose `cause` is that refusal. Reads +(`get`, `has`, `record`) are fine from any hook. The read hooks run outside +the queue: a write issued from `beforeRead` or `afterRead` simply queues, and +a slow read hook holds no write. ## Sync hooks @@ -176,18 +199,20 @@ const storage = await open({ Every listener is contained: it is invoked at once, never awaited, and if it throws the failure is logged at `warn` (`{ event: 'listener.error', name }`) and the operation carries on. `error` with nobody listening is silent rather -than a throw. +than a throw. A function is one listener per event — `on()` with it twice +throws — and an event takes at most `open({ maxListeners })` of them (100 by +default) on the storage and on its sync manager; one more throws. ### Storage | Event | Payload | When | | --- | --- | --- | -| `change` | `(op, via)` | Every op applied here; `via` is `null` for a local write, otherwise `{ url, node }` of the peer it came from (`url` null on the hosting side) | -| `commit` | `({ op, seq, source, before, after, kinds })` | An op of this node's own is durable: its log seq, the `Record` or `applyPatches()` source it came from, the record before and after as copies, every field's kind — see [The commit event](./versions#the-commit-event); built only while something listens | +| `change` | `(op, via)` | Every op this node logs — a local write, a peer's accepted op (a skipped one included), a bootstrap's `merge` and `advance`; `via` is `null` for a local write, otherwise `{ url, node }` of the peer it came from (`url` null on the hosting side) | +| `commit` | `({ op, seq, source, before, after, kinds })` | A local write is durable — any kind of op made through the write API, `applyPatches()` and `migrate()` included; never a peer's op, a bootstrap's `merge`, an encrypted write (it makes no op) or a write that changed nothing. `seq` is its log position, `source` the `Record` whose `save()` it was or the `source` given to `applyPatches()` (`null` otherwise), `before`/`after` the record as copies (`null` when absent or deleted), `kinds` every field's kind before and after (`register`, `counter`, `set`, `list`, `text`, `tree`) — see [The commit event](./versions#the-commit-event); built only while something listens. It fires after `afterWrite` and the `Record`'s `update`, before `change` | | `apply` | `({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope })` | A peer's batch is durable — `ops` are the accepted ones, skipped included | | `conflict` | `({ kind: 'unique', entity, fields, id, other, op })` | A peer's op left a unique key shared by two records — see [Queries](./storage#queries) | | `schema` | `({ kind: 'drift', … })` / `({ kind: 'ahead', op, held })` | A peer runs this node's schema version with another snapshot hash — see [Schemas](./sync#schemas); a peer's op is from a newer version — see [Reading across versions](./storage#reading-across-versions) | -| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code`: `error.op`, and `error.rejected` or `error.entity` + `error.issues`; `error.count` for a signature; `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks (`OP_REFUSED`), skipped as invalid under this node's [schema](./schema#how-a-write-is-validated) (`OP_INVALID`) or because its record's file cannot be read (`OP_UNREADABLE`), stamped beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); a page's ops refused for their signature (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | +| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code`: `error.op`, and `error.rejected` (`[{ field, reason, detail?, count?, max? }]`) or `error.entity` + `error.issues`; `error.count` for a signature; `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op the engine refused (`OP_REFUSED`) — `reason` the kind holding the field when it outranks the op's, `bound` past a [limit](./lists#costs-and-limits) (`detail`: `pending`, `run` or `field`), `malformed` for a payload it does not admit; skipped as invalid under this node's [schema](./schema#how-a-write-is-validated) (`OP_INVALID`) or because its record's file cannot be read (`OP_UNREADABLE`), stamped beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); a page's ops refused for their signature (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | | `log` | `({ kind: 'roll', sealed, dropped, floor, segments })` | The op log sealed a segment, and compacted `dropped` of them — see [The log](./sync#the-log) | | `close` | — | After `close()` sealed the log | diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index aa4bfce..16358e7 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ A field can be a **list** — an array that nodes edit by position — or a another without ever forming a cycle ([Trees](#trees), below). Two nodes that insert at the same spot both keep what they wrote, each writer's run whole, and a deleted element keeps its place so the anchors into it still resolve. The merge rule is -Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann, 2023), the one Loro and list-positions use; the -same engine, `src/sequence.js`, carries both kinds, and a record with a text +Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann, 2023), the one Loro and list-positions use; one +engine, `src/sequence.js`, carries lists and texts, and a record with a text field is still a record: it has a schema, it is queried, indexed and searched like any other, and its ops travel in the same signed log. @@ -26,11 +26,12 @@ await storage.get(id); // { …, items: [{ n: 1 }, `splice(id, key, index, count, content)` removes `count` elements at `index` and inserts `content` there — a string for a text, an array for a list; `push` -is a splice at the end. A live `Record` has the same two methods with its own -id. The first write decides the field's kind, and a call that only removes -takes it from the field. +is a splice at the end. A live `Record` has every method of this page with its +own id (`record.splice(key, index, count, content)`). The first write decides +the field's kind, and a call that only removes takes it from the field. -Three things are refused (the same for `setAt()` and `move()`): +Three things are refused (the same for `setAt()`, `move()`, `mark()` and +`unmark()`): - **Past the end.** An index, or an index plus a count, beyond the field's length rejects with `code: 'OUT_OF_RANGE'` and `{ id, field, index, count, @@ -39,17 +40,22 @@ Three things are refused (the same for `setAt()` and `move()`): check and the write. - **Another kind.** A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree, never two: `splice()` on a field a register holds throws `FIELD_KIND` - with `kind: 'register'`, `update()` on a text throws with `kind: 'text'`. A - peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks is refused for that field - (an `error` event, `OP_REFUSED`); one of a higher kind takes the field — the - precedence is register, counter, set, list, text, tree, see - [the sync guide](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text). A - validator default for the field — `body: ''`, `items: []` - — is folded into the write that creates the record and makes the field a - register; leave list and text fields out of the defaults. -- **Arguments.** A non-string key, a negative index or count, content that is - neither a string nor an array, an element JSON cannot carry, or a call that - neither removes nor inserts are `TypeError`s. + with `kind: 'register'`, `update()` on a text throws with `kind: 'text'`, + `setAt()` on a text too. From a peer the kinds' precedence decides — + register, counter, set, list, text, tree, on the op path as in a snapshot + merge (see [the sync guide](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text)): + a peer's op of a kind that outranks the field's takes the field and drops + what the other kind held, so a list made concurrently with a text on one + field leaves the list on every node; an op the field's kind outranks is + refused for that field — an `error` event, `OP_REFUSED`, its `rejected` + naming the field and, as `reason`, the kind that holds it — and is still + logged and relayed. A validator default for the field — `body: ''`, + `items: []` — is folded into the write that creates the record and makes the + field a register; leave list and text fields out of the defaults. +- **Arguments.** A non-string key, an index or a count that is not a + non-negative integer, content that is neither a string nor an array, an + element JSON cannot carry, or a call that neither removes nor inserts are + `TypeError`s. ## How it merges @@ -58,7 +64,7 @@ the op. A new run — the elements one `splice` inserted — is the right child of the element before the insertion point when that element has no right children (deleted elements included), otherwise the left child of the leftmost descendant of its first right child. Siblings on one side are -ordered by origin. A run's own continuation is one of those right children, +ordered by origin, then by stamp. A run's own continuation is one of those right children, so a writer typing on at the end of its run extends the run instead of anchoring a new one: a keystroke costs no new key in the record. The reading is the walk of that tree — left children, the element if alive, right @@ -79,7 +85,11 @@ What that gives you, concretely: - A reset — `set()` or `delete()` on the record — drops every run stamped below it. A run stamped above the reset but anchored on an element the reset dropped reads from the head: concurrent typing survives a concurrent - reset, at the start of the field. + reset, at the start of the field. Text written at the head after the reset + — the resetting node typing into the field again, a `compact()` or a + `restore()` making it anew — is a run from the head too, and runs from the + head order by their writers' ids like any siblings: the surviving typing + reads before that text or after it, the same on every node. - A list or a text touched after a `delete()` revives the record, like a set or a counter would. @@ -111,7 +121,8 @@ await storage.move(id, 'todo', 2, 0); // ['ship', 'write', 'test it made after the move takes the element away. - A value set with `setAt()` follows the element through a concurrent move; a value set concurrently by two nodes resolves by stamp. -- `setAt()` and `move()` are for lists; a text has neither. +- `setAt()` and `move()` are for lists; a text has neither. A `move()` to + where the element already is (`from === to`) makes no op. ## Rich text @@ -143,11 +154,16 @@ await storage.unmark(id, 'body', 0, 7, 'bold'); concurrently or not. - **Resolution.** Per name, the newest mark covering a character wins and a null value is none; `unmark` over a range is a null mark under the - reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style would not. + reversed expand rule — `both` and `none` swap, `before` and `after` stay — + so removing a link (`none`) grows at both edges, where the link would not. - **Many.** `{ many: true }` makes a mark stack with every other of its name instead of replacing it — comments, suggestions — and `spans` lists them - as `[{ id, value }]`, oldest first. Such a mark goes only by its id: - `unmarkById(id, key, markId)` with what `mark()` resolved to. + as `[{ id, value }]`, oldest first. Such a mark is switched off by its id: + `unmarkById(id, key, markId)` with what `mark()` resolved to (a `mark` op + that carries the id alone). An `unmark()` of the name is a null mark like + any other: it reads as none over its range, the stacked marks under it + included. Keep a name either stacking or not; the two are not meant to + mix. - The field still reads as the plain string; `spans` is raw — no lens, no read hooks. Blocks (paragraphs, headings) are records: a document is a list of block ids, each block a record with a text field. @@ -169,6 +185,8 @@ it after the element before, so typed text lands after it. A cursor into a deleted element reads at the next visible one; one into a field a reset emptied reads `null`. In a list a cursor anchors the slot, not the element: a move takes the element elsewhere and leaves the cursor at the slot. +`cursor()` is `null` for an index past the end and for a field that is not a +list or a text; like `spans()`, it reads the record raw. ## Trees @@ -176,7 +194,9 @@ A field can be a **tree**: nodes with a parent and a place among their siblings, put there by `treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after, before })` and taken out, with everything under them, by `treeRemove(id, key, node)`. A node is a name — a record id, usually, so a node's own data lives in its -record and the tree record holds the shape alone: +record and the tree record holds the shape alone; any non-empty string of at +most 128 characters without control characters will do, except `'$trash'` +and `'__proto__'`: ```js const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Outline' }); @@ -209,34 +229,43 @@ Beresford and Gomes's (2021), the one Loro's movable tree follows: a subtree removed concurrently is hidden with it. - Siblings that share an index order by stamp, and a node put after one of them lands after all of them. -- A move to where the node already is makes no op. A parent that is the node - itself or hangs under it rejects with `CYCLE`; an `after`/`before` sibling - not under the parent with `NOT_FOUND` — both decided inside the mutation - queue, against the tree as it is, so a race with a peer's move surfaces as - the error rather than a silent nothing. +- A move to where the node already is makes no op, and neither does a + removal of a node already removed. A parent that hangs under the node + rejects with `CYCLE` (`{ id, field, node, parent }`), an `after`/`before` + sibling not under the parent with `NOT_FOUND` (`{ id, field, node }`, the + sibling) — both decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it + is, so a race with a peer's move surfaces as the error rather than a silent + nothing. The node as its own parent or sibling, or both `after` and + `before`, are `TypeError`s. - A reset (`write`, `delete`) drops the moves below it, and a node whose parent fell reads again once the parent is back. A tree is a tree: `update()`, `push()`, `add()`, `inc()` on the field are refused - (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'tree'`), and a merge lets every other kind win - over it. + (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'tree'`), and the tree ranks last: a peer's op of + any other kind on the field takes it, and a peer's `tree` op on a field of + another kind is refused (`OP_REFUSED`). ## What travels A `tree` op carries `{ node, parent, fi }` — the node, its parent and its fractional index. A `mark` op carries the two anchors, the name, the value and whether it -stacks — or the id of a mark to switch off. A `splice` op carries the cut ranges, `[run, offset, length]` per run, and +stacks — or the id of a mark to switch off. An `assign` op carries `{ elem, +value }`, a `move` op `{ elem, cut, at, value }` — the element's name, the +slot it showed at, the anchor of its new place and its value. A `splice` op carries the cut ranges, `[run, offset, length]` per run, and either the anchor of its new run (`at`: `^` the head, `>e` or ` { if (op.type === 'splice') console.log(op.key, op.value); + // body { content: 'helo', at: '^' } // body { content: 'l', at: '<1792831354856:3:3oyEvh7q…' } // body { content: ' world', run: '1792831354856:3oyEvh7q…', from: 4 } // body { content: '', cut: [['1792831354856:3oyEvh7q…', 4, 6]] } @@ -262,7 +291,11 @@ turn of the queue, so a peer's op cannot land between the diff and the splices. It resolves to how many ops it took; a difference deeper than a thousand edit steps (a paste that replaces most of the text) is one op that replaces the middle. Batch keystrokes into one call where you can — a word, -or a pause — so a burst of typing is one op rather than ten. Indices are UTF-16 code units, as +or a pause — so a burst of typing is one op rather than ten; where you +cannot, `open({ defer: 50 })` lets a record's file lag the log by that many +milliseconds, so the keystrokes of one burst are one file write and one chain +block (the log is durable at once, and every read sees every write — see +[Storage](./storage)). Indices are UTF-16 code units, as `String#slice` counts them; a splice that splits a surrogate pair is the caller's to avoid. @@ -272,38 +305,54 @@ caller's to avoid. times on the node: as the field's string, as the runs in the record's metadata, and as the ops in the log. Keep a text to what a record is for — a note, a comment, a description, a block of a document — and make a long - document a list of block records rather than one field. A keystroke at the - end of your own run extends the field's index and reading in place rather - than rebuilding them; an insert elsewhere, or under a peer's concurrent - run, rebuilds. + document a list of block records rather than one field. A keystroke that + extends the newest run at the end of the field — typing on at the end of + what you just typed — carries the field's index and reading over instead + of rebuilding them; any other edit (an insert elsewhere, a cut, a peer's + run) rebuilds them, once per op. - A `splice` larger than a host's `bytesPerPush` is refused for the whole page it rides in; a paste of megabytes belongs in several calls. -- A move adds a position run to the record's metadata — one key, about a - hundred bytes — and the old slot stays as a tombstone: a list reordered - thousands of times carries that history until a reset. -- A tree keeps every move of every node until a reset — a few dozen bytes - each — and folds all of them on every op that touches the field. Keep a +- A move adds a position run to the record's metadata — one key, some two + hundred bytes, twice that for an element's first move, which also starts + its position register — and the old slot stays as a tombstone: a list + reordered thousands of times carries that history until a reset. +- A tree keeps every move of every node until a reset — some eighty bytes + each — and folds all of them once per op that changes the field. Keep a tree to the hundreds of nodes an outline or a folder pane shows, not the hundreds of thousands a file system holds. +- [`compact(id)`](./versions#costs) is the reset that keeps what the fields + read as: it rewrites the record as a `write` of its registers and one op + per field of another kind — a text or a list as one run, a tree as one move per node — + so the tombstones, the runs and the move logs under it go, here and on + every peer. What it does not keep: a text's marks (`spans()` reads plain + afterwards), the cursors into its texts and lists (they read `null`), and + fields that read empty (see [Costs](./versions#costs)). - A tree reads 512 levels: a node that would hang deeper is folded but not shown, on every node alike, and `treeMove()` refuses a move that would reach - there (`OUT_OF_RANGE` with `depth`). A place among siblings is a fractional - index of at most 1 024 characters: after some thirty thousand inserts at - one spot the next `treeMove()` there is `OUT_OF_RANGE` (`reason: 'fi'`) — - move a sibling away, or reset the field. A peer's place that is not a - fractional index is malformed and never lands. + there (`OUT_OF_RANGE` with `node`, `depth` and `max`). A place among + siblings is a fractional index of at most 1 024 characters: after some + thirty thousand inserts at one spot — the end of a parent's children + included — the next `treeMove()` there is `OUT_OF_RANGE` (`reason: 'fi'`, + `length`, `max`) — move a sibling away, or reset the field. A peer's place + that is not a fractional index is malformed and never lands. - A run holds at most 1 048 576 slots and a field 4 194 304, tombstones included — the index allocates per slot, so this is what a peer can make a - node allocate. Typing past a full run starts a new one and reads the same; - a field at its bound takes nothing more until a reset (`set()` of the - record, or `updateText()` after one). + node allocate. One `splice()` inserts at most a run's worth; typing past a + full run starts a new one and reads the same; a field at its bound takes + nothing more until a reset — `set()` of the record, or `compact(id)`, + which writes the field again as one run without its tombstones. Locally + a call past a bound rejects with `FIELD_KIND`, `kind: 'bound'`, `detail` + (`'run'`, `'field'` or `'pending'`), `count` and `max`. - Pending work — a run whose anchor has not arrived, a cut or an extension of a run not here, a register for an element not here, a mark switched off - before it arrived — is bounded per field by `sync.pendingMax` (4 096). Past - it an op is refused for good on this node (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `bound`, - with `detail`, `count` and `max`) and a snapshot block is not taken as - state, so a mesh with several hosts, where a peer's ops can run far ahead - of the runs they cut, raises the bound rather than lowers it. + before it arrived — is bounded per field by `sync.pendingMax` (4 096; + `Infinity` disables it). Past it a peer's op is refused for good on this + node (`OP_REFUSED`, its `rejected` naming the field with `reason: 'bound'`, + `detail`, `count` and `max`), so a mesh with several hosts, where a peer's + ops can run far ahead of the runs they cut, raises the bound rather than + lowers it. A block that arrives as state — a snapshot page, a `merge` op — + is held to 4 096 pending items whatever `sync.pendingMax` says: one past + that is not taken as state, even on a node that raised the bound. - Queries see a list as the array it reads as: an index on the field posts every element (`select({ tags: 'bug' })` finds a list holding `'bug'`), an equality against a whole array compares it in order, and a unique key over diff --git a/docs/guide/query.md b/docs/guide/query.md index 4721636..8b8bee1 100644 --- a/docs/guide/query.md +++ b/docs/guide/query.md @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ for await (const row of storage.Task.select({ boardId: 'b1' }).order('key').limi | Form | Matches when | | --- | --- | -| `{ field: value }` | The field equals the value (deep); an **array** field holds the value as an element (indexed or not — a set, or any array); an array value matches an array field whole | +| `{ field: value }` | The field equals the value (deep); an **array** field holds the value as an element (indexed or not — a set, a list, or any array); an array value matches an array field whole, in order | | `{ 'a.b': value }` | A dotted path reaches into the record | | `$eq`, `$ne` | Equality, as above, and its negation | | `$in`, `$nin` | Any of the values matches (the array rule applies), or none does | @@ -60,7 +60,14 @@ regex, a `$text` that is not a string, is over 1000 characters or sits inside A cursor reads the records themselves — like `snapshot()` and `swap()`, not through `get()`, so `beforeRead`/`afterRead` do not run. Records outside the -collection, deleted ones and encrypted ones are never rows. +collection, deleted ones and encrypted ones are never rows. In a row, and to +the query, a list field is its array, a text its string and a tree its array +of `{ id, children }`. + +A cursor at a [tag](./versions#tags) — `storage.at(name).collection(entity).select(query)` +— reads the records as they were then, over the tag's catalog. A tag does not +change, so `watch()` on it throws, and it carries no text index, so a `$text` +query there is a `TypeError`. ## The plan @@ -74,8 +81,8 @@ reads from it twice: `{ boardId: 'b1', priority: { $gte: 2 } }` reads the board's records only. The narrowing follows every `$and` branch, and an `$or` whose branches all name an indexed equality; a `$not`, or a branch without one, is left to the - predicate. An indexed array field — a [set](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text) - or any array — is posted under each of its elements as well, so + predicate. An indexed array field — a [set](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text), + a [list](./lists) or any array — is posted under each of its elements as well, so `{ tags: 'bug' }` narrows to the records whose array holds it, and an array value to the records holding that array whole; a unique key over an array compares the whole array; @@ -195,7 +202,7 @@ once pick their own keys (`jitter` keeps them apart), and last-writer-wins settles the rare equal key on one of them. ```js -import { between } from '@alexify/syncom/order'; +const { between } = require('@alexify/syncom/order'); const first = between(); // 'V' const second = between(first); // 'WV' — after first diff --git a/docs/guide/scaling.md b/docs/guide/scaling.md index d1daee5..ae12c4b 100644 --- a/docs/guide/scaling.md +++ b/docs/guide/scaling.md @@ -22,8 +22,9 @@ defineRouter({ syncom: hub.sync.unit({ access: 'session', authorize, limits, met Two rules keep it simple. **Sticky sessions**: a client's `changes` subscription names a position in *one* hub's log (`.`), so a load balancer must keep a client on the hub it greeted; a client moved to -another hub resumes from a cursor that hub does not know and bootstraps -from it — correct, just more expensive. **A hub restart resumes**: the log's +another hub finds another epoch at hello, drops its cursor and starts over +there — that hub's whole retained log, or a bootstrap once it has compacted +— correct, just more expensive. **A hub restart resumes**: the log's epoch is minted once, so clients of a restarted hub pick up from their cursors without a snapshot, as long as retention still covers them. @@ -88,11 +89,16 @@ const router = defineRouter( ``` The hook runs before access and the handler, on every transport the router -serves — a WebSocket, a `PeerHost` — and a refused push reaches the dialer as -its `error` event with `code` 429; it keeps its cursor, marks the peer behind, -and resends what the hub's vector still lacks at the next sign of life on the -link (a page from the hub, an op to relay) or on `sync()` — backed off after a -recovery that failed. The wrpc integration test runs exactly this recipe. +serves — a WebSocket, a `PeerHost` — with a bucket per procedure, so `hello` +and `changes` keep their own. A refused push reaches the dialer as its +`error` event with `code` 429; it keeps its cursor and marks the peer +behind. What the hub's vector still lacks is pushed at the next sign of +life on the link (a page from the hub, an op to relay) or on `sync()` — +backed off after a recovery that failed. A push refused during the +handshake also leaves the `changes` subscription unopened until the next +handshake — a reconnect, or `enableNode(url, false)` and `true` — which +pushes what the hub lacks and subscribes ([Hosting](./sync#hosting)). The +wrpc integration test runs exactly this recipe, down to that second path. Retention bounds the log: `sync.retention.ops` / `.days` size it for the longest outage a client may have — below the floor a client bootstraps, @@ -143,8 +149,10 @@ end. Every path emits through the injected OpenTelemetry writer ([telemetry](./telemetry)): `syncom.ops.received` by outcome, -`syncom.ops.rejected` by reason (`register`, `counter`, `validation`), -`syncom.conflicts`, `syncom.ops.limited` by reason, `syncom.replication.lag`, -the push and bootstrap spans nested under wrpc's. On the hub, those plus -the `hello`, `conflict`, `schema` and `error` events are what a dashboard -and an audit are built from — and `op.actor` says who. +`syncom.ops.rejected` by reason (the kind that held a field, `bound`, +`malformed`, `validation`, `scope`, `unreadable`, `forged`, `unsigned`), +`syncom.conflicts`, `syncom.ops.limited` by reason (`ops`, `bytes`, `rate`), +`syncom.replication.lag`, the push and bootstrap spans nested under wrpc's. +On the hub, those plus the `hello`, `refused`, `conflict`, `schema` and +`error` events are what a dashboard and an audit are built from — and +`op.actor` says who. diff --git a/docs/guide/schema.md b/docs/guide/schema.md index 52bdaa1..7c2c17a 100644 --- a/docs/guide/schema.md +++ b/docs/guide/schema.md @@ -120,8 +120,13 @@ is stored as the string it serializes to. The validator sees the record **as the op leaves it**: for a `write` the whole new record, for a `set` the whole record after the delta, for an -`inc`, `add` or `remove` the record with the counter or the set moved — under its id field, without -`$type`. What it returns is folded back into the op: +`inc`, `add`, `remove`, or a list, text or tree write (`splice`, `assign`, +`move`, `mark`, `tree`) the record with that field as it reads after the op — +under its id field, without `$type`. A counter, set, list, text or tree op +carries no record data, so for it the verdict alone counts — and a field the +schema does not name is an unknown key there too, refused under +`unknown: 'reject'` like any other. What the validator returns is folded back +into a `write` or a `set`: - a `write` becomes the validated record — defaults filled, aliases renamed, unknown keys stripped if the validator strips; @@ -137,8 +142,8 @@ A peer's op is validated here too, against this node's schema, and never rewritten: an op that would leave the record invalid is skipped — logged, relayed, replay-safe, exactly as a `beforeApply` returning `false` — and reported through the `error` event (`error.entity`, `error.issues`) and the -`syncom.ops.rejected` metric with reason `validation`. `merge` and `delete` -are not validated. +`syncom.ops.rejected` metric with reason `validation`. `merge`, `delete` +and `purge` are not validated. ## Versions @@ -193,19 +198,24 @@ validator. `lens: 'migrations'` or `'validate'` picks one step (the default `migrations`). The lens applies everywhere a record is read as a record — `get()`, -`Record`, `swap()`, the [query layer](./query) — and to what a write is -validated against; `snapshot()`, `getCachedData()` and replication stay raw. +`swap()`, the [query layer](./query), a `Record` as it loads (the changes it +follows afterwards arrive raw) — and to what a write is validated against; +`snapshot()`, `getCachedData()` and replication stay raw. ### Rewriting: `migrate()` ```js -if (storage.schemaInfo.previous) await storage.migrate(); // { migrated: 12, counters: 3, sets: 1 } +if (storage.schemaInfo.previous) await storage.migrate(); +// { migrated: 12, counters: 3, sets: 1, lists: 0, texts: 2, trees: 0 } ``` Every record of an older version becomes a whole-record write of its view, -with its counters and sets added back (a write resets them); the op carries this -node's version, peers receive ordinary ops, and a record already of this -version is left alone — idempotent. Run it on one node after an upgrade; +with the fields of other kinds made again after it (a write resets them) — +an `inc` per counter, an `add` per set, one `splice` per list or text (one +run), one move per tree node; an empty set, list or text and a tree with +nothing to read are dropped. The ops carry this node's version, peers +receive ordinary ops, and a record already of this version is left alone — +idempotent. Run it on one node after an upgrade; `{ entities: ['Project'] }` limits it, `{ batch }` sets how many records go between turns of the event loop, `{ actor }` names the writer. @@ -249,7 +259,7 @@ compatibility(diff(previousModel, model)); // 'full' | 'backward' | 'forward' | | `validator` | `open({ validator })` | `{ compile(schema, { entity }) }` for plain-object schemas | | `storage.check(entity, data)` | — | The validator's value, nothing written | | `storage.schemaInfo` | — | `{ version, hash, previous, held }` | -| `storage.migrate(options?)` | — | `{ migrated, counters, sets }` | +| `storage.migrate(options?)` | — | `{ migrated, counters, sets, lists, texts, trees }` — how many records, then how many fields of each kind made again | See [Storage](./storage#collections) for `$type` and the collection methods, and [Sync](./sync#schemas) for what hello carries. diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index ac80500..2eec1b1 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -1,7 +1,10 @@ # Storage `Storage` is the entry point. `open(options)` returns a promise — key -generation and chain initialisation happen before it resolves. +generation and chain initialisation happen before it resolves. It takes an +options object and nothing else: `open('./data')` is a `TypeError`, as is +any option of the wrong shape, thrown by `open()` itself before anything is +opened. ```js const { open } = require('@alexify/syncom'); @@ -15,7 +18,7 @@ const storage = await open({ path: 'data' }); | `name` | — | Alias for `path` | | `fsi` | `node:fs` / OPFS | The backend — any object with `read`, `write`, `exists`, `remove`, `list` (see [Backends](../reference/api#backends)) | | `durable` | `false` | fsync after every write, where the backend can (`node:fs`); OPFS and memory are as durable as they are | -| `defer` | `0` | Record files may lag the log by this many ms: the log is durable at once, every read sees the write, a crash replays the batch at the next open, `tag()` and `close()` flush first, and a peer's write of the record lands it whole. The writes of one record within the window coalesce into one file and one block — what typing into a text or a list wants | +| `defer` | `0` | Record files may lag the log by this many ms (a non-negative integer) — the writes of one record within the window coalesce into one file and one block, what typing into a text or a list wants ([see below](#when-a-record-file-lags-the-log)) | | `lock` | `'fail'` | One instance per directory: `'fail'` rejects a second `open()` (`code: 'LOCKED'`), `'wait'` waits, `false` leaves it to you ([see below](#one-instance-per-directory)) | | `cache` | `{ max: 5000 }` | How many entries stay in memory; a live `Record` pins its own ([see below](#the-catalog-and-the-cache)) | | `integrity` | `'verify'` | `'lazy'` trusts a record file on the cold read instead of re-verifying it against its block | @@ -24,11 +27,14 @@ const storage = await open({ path: 'data' }); | `actor` | — | Who writes — stamped on every op as `actor`: a string, or a function asked per write ([see Sync](./sync#operations)) | | `schema` | — | Entity definitions: collections, their validators and indexes ([see below](#collections)); `version` and `snapshot` ([see below](#schema-versions)) | | `validator` | — | Compiles entity schemas that are plain objects without `~standard` ([see below](#validation)) | +| `search` | — | The text index behind `$text`, asked once per entity with `search` fields — `createSearch()` from `@alexify/syncom/search` ([see Queries](./query#full-text-search)) | | `getId` | `crypto.randomUUID()` | Id generator for `insert()`; sync or async ([see below](#custom-identifiers)) | | `logger` | `console` | A Console or pino-shaped logger, or `false` for silence | | `encrypted` | `false` | Encrypt every record at rest by default ([see below](#encryption-at-rest)) | -| `sync` | — | Replication: `connect`, `scope`, `retention`, … — see [Sync](./sync#options) | +| `sync` | — | Replication: `connect`, `scope`, `retention`, `pendingMax`, … — see [Sync](./sync#options) | | `hooks` | — | `beforeWrite`, `afterRead`, `beforeApply`, … — see [Hooks and events](./hooks) | +| `telemetry` | — | Injected OpenTelemetry: `{ api }` or `{ tracer, meter }` — see [OpenTelemetry](./telemetry) | +| `maxListeners` | `100` | Listeners per event on the storage and its sync manager; one more throws ([see Events](./hooks#events)) | ## The explicit API @@ -47,35 +53,51 @@ await storage.add(id, 'tags', ['bug', 'ui']); // add to a set field await storage.remove(id, 'tags', ['ui']); // tags is ['bug'] await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, 'Hello'); // a text field: insert at 0 await storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2]); // a list field: append +await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n1'); // a tree field: node n1 at the root await storage.set(id, { title: 'Final' }); // replace wholesale — everything but title is gone await storage.list(); // every live id +await storage.compact(id); // rewrite it as the few ops it reads as (marks lost) — see below await storage.delete(id); await storage.purge(id); // forget it for good — see below await storage.close(); // stop replication, seal the log ``` -Every one of these is an **operation**: applied here, written to the +Every write among these is an **operation**: applied here, written to the [log](./sync#the-log), announced as a `change` event, and replicated to peers -when a transport is configured. `set()`, `update()`, `inc()`, `add()`, -`remove()`, `splice()` and `push()` also emit an `update` event on any live -`Record` for that id. +when a transport is configured. Every one of them — and every op from a peer — +also emits an `update` event on any live `Record` for that id. The rest of +the list, text and tree API — `updateText()`, `setAt()`, `move()`, `mark()`, +`spans()`, `cursor()`, `treeRemove()` — is in [Lists, text and trees](./lists). -::: tip Registers, counters, sets, lists and text +::: tip Registers, counters, sets, lists, texts and trees A field written with `insert()`, `set()` or `update()` is a *register* — last writer wins. A field created with `inc()` is a *counter* — increments add up across nodes. A field created with `add()` is a *set* — concurrent adds both keep, and an add a remove did not see survives it; it reads sorted by element text. A field created with `splice()` or `push()` is a *list* (an array) or a *text* (a string), edited by position: concurrent inserts both keep, each -writer's run whole — see [Lists, text and trees](./lists). A field is one kind only: -`update()` on a counter, a set, a list or a text, `inc()` on a register or a -set, `add()` on a register or a counter, `splice()` on a register throw. The fields are -the top-level ones: a nested object is one register, replaced whole by -whichever write is later — two nodes that change different keys of it -concurrently keep one side — and `update({ 'a.b': 1 })` writes a field named -`a.b`. See [Sync](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text). +writer's run whole. A field created with `treeMove()` is a *tree* (an array of +`{ id, children }`) — see [Lists, text and trees](./lists). A field is one +kind only: a local write of another kind — `update()` or `set()` naming a +counter, `inc()` on a set, `splice()` on a register, `treeMove()` on a list — +throws a `SyncomError` with `code: 'FIELD_KIND'`, `field`, and `kind` the kind +that holds it, before anything is stamped. A `set()` that leaves such a +field out drops it, as it drops every field it does not name. From a peer the +kinds' precedence decides instead — a register outranks a counter, a counter +a set, then a list, a text, a tree — see [Sync](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text). +The fields are the top-level ones: a nested object is one register, replaced +whole by whichever write is later — two nodes that change different keys of +it concurrently keep one side — and `update({ 'a.b': 1 })` writes a field +named `a.b`. ::: +`FIELD_KIND` also refuses a list or text write past a bound — a single +insert over 1 048 576 elements, say — and then `kind` is `'bound'` and +`detail`, `count` and `max` say which ([Costs and +limits](./lists#costs-and-limits)). An index past a list's or a text's length +rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`, a tree move under the node's own subtree with +`CYCLE`. + ### Compare-and-swap `swap()` writes only if the fields you name still hold the values you expect, @@ -97,14 +119,17 @@ that is what lets a peer that was away catch up. `purge(id)` is the other thing: the record is gone for good. It is a `purge` op, which wins over every other op at any stamp (a later write does not revive it, nor does a concurrent one on another node), and a **scrub** of every entry of the id -in this node's log — their `data`, `meta`, `key` and `value` are stripped, -in memory and in the files, with the position, origin and stamp kept so the -vector and a resuming peer are unaffected. A peer that receives the purge +in this node's log — their `data`, `meta`, `key`, `value` and the `nonce` +that salted their signature's digest are stripped, in memory and in the +files, with the position, origin, stamp, signature and digest kept so the +vector and a resuming peer are unaffected — and of its copies and catalog +rows in every [tag](./versions#tags). A peer that receives the purge scrubs its own log the same way, and so does any peer that receives anything else about that id afterwards, or that learns of the purge from a snapshot it bootstraps from. The chain keeps hashes only. A -purged record is listed nowhere, reads as `null`, and a `Record` of it reads -`null` too. +purged record is listed nowhere and reads as `null`, at a tag too; a read at +a version before the purge rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` (`reason: +'scrubbed'`), and a `Record` of it reads `null`. ```js await storage.purge(id); // nothing of it left here @@ -213,16 +238,46 @@ for a browser rebuilding a large catalog, where that verification is one hash and two reads per record. `storage.validate(id, data, block)` is still there for a check on demand. +### When a record file lags the log + +A local write is durable once its op is in the log: the record file and its +chain block come after. Two things put that file behind the log, and in both +the cache holds the record — every read sees the write — and the log keeps +the batch unapplied until the file lands, so a crash in between is replayed +onto the file at the next open: + +- **`open({ defer })`.** The file waits up to `defer` ms, and the writes of + one record within the window land as one file and one block. `tag()` and + `close()` flush first, and a peer's write of the record lands it whole. +- **A file write that failed** — a full disk, a quota. The write is not + undone (it replicates from the log already); the record is held in memory + until the next open, and the storage's `error` event fires with + `code: 'UNPERSISTED'` and the `ids`. `tag()` rejects with `UNPERSISTED` + while such a record is held. + +```js +const storage = await open({ path: 'data', defer: 50 }); +const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Notes' }); +for (const ch of 'hello') await storage.push(id, 'body', ch); +await storage.get(id); // { title: 'Notes', body: 'hello' } — six ops logged, no file yet +storage.stats().deferred; // 1 — one record waiting; 0 once the window passed +``` + ### Health `storage.stats()` is what an operator reads at runtime, from memory: whether -the storage is closed, how many writes wait on the mutation queue, the cache -(`size`, `max`, `pinned` by live Records), the catalog (`entries`, tombstones -included, and `dirty` puts since the last save), the log (`length`, `floor`, -`next`, `epoch`, `segments`, `latestTs`, `droppedTs`), the chain's `tail` (or `null` under -`chain: false`) and the lock `mode` (or `null` under `lock: false`). The -[sync manager](./sync#lifecycle-and-events) adds `peers()`, `hosted()` and the -`log` event; [telemetry](./telemetry) adds the gauges. +the storage is `closed`, how many writes wait on the mutation `queue`, the +`cache` (`size`, `max`, `pinned` by live Records), the `catalog` (`entries`, +tombstones included, and `dirty` puts since the last save), the `tags` +(`count`, and `corrupt` when `tags.json` could not be read at open), the +records whose files lag the log (`held`, the deferred ones among them, and +`deferred`), the `log` (`length`, `floor`, `next`, `epoch`, `segments`, +`latestTs`, `droppedTs`, and `pins` — readers holding segments past +retention, an undo stack mostly), the `chain`'s `tail` (or `null` under +`chain: false`) and the `lock`'s `mode` (or `null` under `lock: false`). The +[sync manager](./sync#lifecycle-and-events) adds `peers()` and `hosted()`, the +storage's [`log` event](./hooks#storage) reports the log rolling, and +[telemetry](./telemetry) adds the gauges. ### Repair @@ -252,6 +307,30 @@ A record the log cannot rebuild — its write compacted away so only `set`s and ops) — rejects with `code: 'UNRECOVERABLE'`; a peer that still holds the record is the way back then (a [bootstrap](./sync#bootstrap) carries it). +### Compact + +A record's metadata keeps what its fields merged from: a text typed into +from many places keeps a run per place, a list reordered often keeps its old +slots, a tree keeps every move of every node. `storage.compact(id)` rewrites +the record as the ops it reads as today — a `write` of its registers, then +an `inc` per counter, an `add` per set, one `splice` per list or text and +one move per tree node — so what lay under it goes by the reset rule, on this +node and on every peer the ops reach, and `get()` reads the same: + +```js +await storage.compact(id); // how many ops it took; 0 for a record that is not there +``` + +What `get()` does not show is lost: a text's marks are not carried over — +`spans()` reads the text plain afterwards — and every +[cursor](./lists#cursors) into a list or a text of the record reads `null` +from then on, its place gone with the old runs. Take the marks with +`spans()` first and `mark()` them again if they matter. A peer's op stamped +before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, as with +any whole-record write; an encrypted record rejects with `ENCRYPTED`. It is +`applyPatches()` over the record's own reading — see [Versions and +history](./versions#diff-and-restore). + ### Encryption at rest Open the storage with `encrypted: true`, or pass the flag per write: @@ -272,10 +351,13 @@ records, the Ed25519 one that [signs ops](./sync#signatures) — unprotected: whoever can read the directory can read the records, and sign as this node. Encrypted records are **local**. No peer holds this node's private key, so -they produce no operations, never appear in a snapshot, and `inc()`, `add()` -and `remove()` on one throw — `update()`, `set()` and `delete()` still work, -they simply stay here. A record never changes kind: writing an encrypted record over a -replicated one (or the reverse) is refused. +they produce no operations, never appear in a snapshot, and every field-kind +method on one — `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()`, `push()`, +`treeMove()`… — rejects with `code: 'ENCRYPTED'`, as do `history()`, `diff()` +and `compact()`, which read the log it is not in. `update()`, `set()`, +`delete()` and `purge()` still work; they simply stay here. A record never +changes kind: an encrypted write over a replicated record is refused +(`ENCRYPTED`), and a plain write to an encrypted one seals it again. ## Records @@ -299,8 +381,12 @@ await record.data(); // the full current object await record.delete(); ``` -A set field changes through `record.add()` and `record.remove()`: assigning -it and saving is a `set` op on a set field, which throws `FIELD_KIND`. +Every field-kind method of the storage is on the record too, without the +id: `record.splice('body', 0, 0, 'Hi')`, `push()`, `updateText()`, `mark()`, +`unmark()`, `unmarkById()`, `spans()`, `cursor()`, `index()`, `setAt()`, +`move()`, `treeMove()`, `treeRemove()`. A field of any kind but a register +changes through those: assigning it and saving is a `set` op on it, which +throws `FIELD_KIND`. Properties are defined from whatever keys the record had when it was loaded; `id` is reserved and never becomes a settable property. @@ -308,7 +394,10 @@ Properties are defined from whatever keys the record had when it was loaded; A record also follows changes made **elsewhere** — `storage.update()` in the same process, or an op from a peer: its properties are refreshed, `update` fires with the delta, and edits staged but not yet saved stay on top. A -record deleted elsewhere reports `update` with `null` data. +record deleted elsewhere reports `update` with `null` data. A record is +loaded through `get()` — the lens and [`afterRead`](./hooks#reads-stay-raw-where-it-matters) +applied — but a change it follows arrives as the record is stored, without +either. ### References @@ -348,12 +437,12 @@ A collection answers for its own records: `get(id)` of a record of another collection is `null`, and `update()`, `delete()` and `record()` reject with `code: 'NOT_FOUND'` — the storage's own methods address any record. -An entity definition is `{ schema?, idField?, validate?, index?, unique?, fields? }`; +An entity definition is `{ schema?, idField?, validate?, index?, unique?, fields?, search? }`; `{}` is a bare collection. `schema` validates the records ([below](#validation)), `idField` names the key the id is handed to the validator under, `index` and `unique` — explicit, or read off a metaschema schema's `indexes` and -`unique: true` fields — are what [queries](#queries) key on, and `fields` is -free-form notes kept as given. Anything else is a `TypeError` at +`unique: true` fields — are what [queries](#queries) key on, `search` names +the fields `$text` searches, and `fields` is free-form notes kept as given. Anything else is a `TypeError` at `open()`: a definition with a typo is a validation that silently never runs. `$type` is the record's collection and never changes. `storage.set()` without @@ -376,7 +465,8 @@ The full guide is [Queries](./query); the shape, in short. `{ field: value }` is equality (a dotted path reaches into the record, an array field holds a scalar value), `{ field: { $op } }` the operators `$eq`, `$ne`, `$in`, `$nin`, `$gt`, `$gte`, `$lt`, `$lte`, `$exists`, `$regex` -(with `$options`), and `$and` / `$or` / `$not` nest. A malformed query is a +(with `$options`), `$and` / `$or` / `$not` nest, and `$text` searches an +entity's [search fields](./query#full-text-search). A malformed query is a `TypeError` at `select()`. ```js @@ -424,9 +514,11 @@ application decides which yields. ### Validation The full guide is [Schema and validation](./schema); the shape, in short. -Give an entity a `schema` and every write to its collection — `insert()`, -`set()`, `update()`, `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, a `Record.save()` — is validated as the whole -record the write leaves behind, before anything is stamped, logged or written. +Give an entity a `schema` and every write to its collection but `delete()` +and `purge()` — `insert()`, `set()`, `update()`, a `Record.save()`, `inc()`, +`add()`, `remove()`, and every list, text and tree write — is validated as +the whole record the write leaves behind, before anything is logged or +written. Three shapes are understood, and the package requires none of them: - a **Standard Schema** — anything with a `~standard` property: an entity of a @@ -567,20 +659,21 @@ await storage.get(oldPost); // { name: 'Hello', $type: 'Post' } — on disk it i ``` Writes go through the lens too: `update()` validates the record as it reads, -and carries only the keys that changed. `get()`, `Record`, `swap()` read the -view; `snapshot()` and `getCachedData()` read the raw data, and so does -replication — a peer on the older version sees the record exactly as it was -written. +and carries only the keys that changed. `get()`, `swap()`, a cursor and a +`Record` as it loads read the view; `snapshot()` and `getCachedData()` read +the raw data, and so does replication — a peer on the older version sees the +record exactly as it was written. `migrate()` rewrites what the lens only reads: every record of an older version becomes a whole-record write of its view (the version with it), with -its counters and sets added back. Run it on one node after an upgrade; peers receive -ordinary ops. It is idempotent, and `{ entities }` limits it to those -collections: +the fields of other kinds made again after it — an `inc` per counter, an +`add` per set, one `splice` per list or text, one move per tree node. Run it +on one node after an upgrade; peers receive ordinary ops. It is idempotent, +and `{ entities }` limits it to those collections: ```js if (storage.schemaInfo.previous) { - await storage.migrate(); // { migrated: 12, counters: 3 } + await storage.migrate(); // { migrated: 12, counters: 3, sets: 1, lists: 0, texts: 2, trees: 0 } } ``` @@ -607,12 +700,14 @@ data/ ├── index/ catalog.json — the record catalog as of a log position, search text included (derived; rebuilt when missing) ├── data/ .json per record: { data, meta, encrypted, timestamp, block } ├── log/ the operation log (see Sync) -├── tags.json { format, tags } — the tags taken here (see Versions and history › Tags) -├── tags/ /index/catalog.json and /data/.json — a tag's catalog and the record files copied before their first change after it +├── tags.json { format, tags } — the tags taken here (see Versions and history › Tags); tags.corrupt.json beside it once it could not be read +├── tags/ /index/catalog.json and /data/.json — a tag's catalog and the record files copied before their first change after it; .pending/data/ while tags.json is unreadable +├── branch.json { format, parent, forkedAt, createdAt } — in a branch only (see Versions and history › Branches) └── remote/ .json per registered sync node ``` Every record names the block that committed it, which is what makes [validation](./chain) possible. `meta` is the replication bookkeeping — per -field clocks, the reset watermark, the tombstone, the counters — and is what -lets two nodes' copies merge; a deleted record keeps its file as a tombstone. +field clocks, the reset watermark, the tombstone, the counters, the sets, a +list's or a text's block, a tree's moves — and is what lets two nodes' +copies merge; a deleted record keeps its file as a tombstone. diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index af37d1d..4be887a 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Every write becomes an **op** — the unit that travels between nodes and sits in the log: ``` -{ origin, seq, ts, type, id, scope?, data?, key?, value?, v?, actor?, sig?, digest?, nonce? } +{ origin, seq, ts, type, id?, scope?, data?, meta?, key?, value?, vector?, from?, v?, actor?, sig?, digest?, nonce? } ``` | `type` | Produced by | Effect on the record | @@ -41,10 +41,10 @@ in the log: | `inc` | `inc()`, `record.inc()` | Adds to a counter field | | `add` | `add()`, `record.add()` | Adds elements to a set field | | `remove` | `remove()`, `record.remove()` | Removes from a set field the elements this node had seen added | -| `splice` | `splice()`, `push()`, `record.splice()`, `record.push()` | Removes a range of a list or text field and inserts at a place — see [Lists, text and trees](./lists) | +| `splice` | `splice()`, `push()`, `updateText()`, `record.splice()`, `record.push()`, `record.updateText()` | Removes a range of a list or text field and inserts at a place — see [Lists, text and trees](./lists) | | `assign` | `setAt()`, `record.setAt()` | Sets a list element's value register | | `move` | `move()`, `record.move()` | Moves a list element: cuts its slot, adds a position run, points its position register at it | -| `mark` | `mark()`, `unmark()`, `record.mark()`, `record.unmark()` | Styles a range of a text field between two anchors, or switches a mark off | +| `mark` | `mark()`, `unmark()`, `unmarkById()`, `record.mark()`, `record.unmark()`, `record.unmarkById()` | Styles a range of a text field between two anchors, or switches a mark off | | `tree` | `treeMove()`, `treeRemove()`, `record.treeMove()`, `record.treeRemove()` | Moves a node of a tree field under a parent (`$trash`: removed) at a place among its siblings — see [Trees](./lists#trees) | | `delete` | `delete()`, `record.delete()` | Leaves a tombstone; a newer write revives the record | | `purge` | `purge()` | Erases the record for good: wins at any stamp, nothing later lands, and every entry of the id is scrubbed from the log (see [Purge](./storage#purge)) | @@ -65,6 +65,42 @@ The origin signs it with the rest of the header (see [Signatures](#signatures)), so no relay can change it on the way — what it names is still the writer's claim about itself. +[`applyPatches()` and `restore()`](./versions#diff-and-restore), `compact()` +and the [undo stack](./versions#undo-and-redo) write through these same ops; +they have none of their own. + +### On the wire + +`write` and `set` carry `data`. A field op names its field in `key` and +carries its argument in `value`: the amount of an `inc`, the elements of an +`add`, each element with the add stamps its node had seen for a `remove`, +and for the list, text and tree ops the payload +[What travels](./lists#what-travels) describes — +`splice` `{ cut, at | run + from, content }`, +`assign` `{ elem, value }`, +`move` `{ elem, cut, at, value }`, +`mark` `{ start, end, key, value, many? }` or `{ off }`, +`tree` `{ node, parent, fi }`. +A `merge` carries `data` and `meta`, an `advance` a `vector`, and both name +in `from` the node whose snapshot was joined. + +A push and a `changes` page carry ops packed: one positional array of 17 +slots per op — `origin`, `seq`, `ts`, `type`, `id`, `scope`, `data`, `meta`, +`key`, `value`, `vector`, `from`, `v`, `actor`, `sig`, `digest`, `nonce` — +with `null` for an absent field and the type as one character: `w` write, +`s` set, `i` inc, `+` add, `-` remove, `/` splice, `=` assign, `^` move, `*` +mark, `~` tree, `d` delete, `p` purge, `m` merge, `a` advance. Slots are +appended, never reordered: a reader of fewer slots ignores the rest, a +reader of more takes an absent one as `null`. The log itself keeps keyed +`{ seq, op }` JSON; packing is for the wire. + +`hello` carries the protocol version both ways, and a host answers a hello +of another version with 400 (`PROTOCOL`). Version 1 is the wire as the first +publication will have it, with every type and slot above. After that, a new +type — which an older reader counts as malformed, so the stream that carries +it stops there — or a slot an older reader cannot take as `null` is a new +version. + ### Clocks `ts` is `Date.now()`: milliseconds since the epoch, in UTC. Time zones never @@ -129,15 +165,16 @@ await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); // fine await storage.update(id, { views: 10 }); // throws: views is a counter; use inc() await storage.update(id, { tags: [] }); // throws: tags is a set; use add() or remove() await storage.inc(id, 'title', 1); // throws: title is a register; use update() -await storage.update(id, { body: 'x' }); // throws: body is a text; use splice() or push() +await storage.update(id, { body: 'x' }); // throws: body is a text; use splice(), push() or updateText() ``` -Do not initialise a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree in `insert()` — `{ views: -0 }` makes `views` a register, `{ tags: [] }` and `{ body: '' }` make theirs -registers too; `inc()`, `add()`, `splice()`, `push()` and `treeMove()` create their fields. A validator's default for the field (`tags: []`) is -folded into the write and does the same. A peer's op that breaks the rule is -refused for that field and reported as an `error` event on the storage; the -rest of the op still applies. +Do not initialise a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree in `insert()` — +`{ views: 0 }` makes `views` a register, `{ tags: [] }` and `{ body: '' }` +make theirs registers too; `inc()`, `add()`, `splice()`, `push()` and +`treeMove()` create their fields. A validator's default for the field +(`tags: []`) is folded into the write and does the same. A peer's op that +meets a field of another kind is settled field by field by the kinds' +precedence — see the kind clash below — and the rest of the op still applies. Elements are told apart by their JSON text: `1` and `'1'` are two elements, and so are `{ a: 1, b: 2 }` and `{ b: 2, a: 1 }`. A remove of an element this @@ -156,9 +193,9 @@ One case does not converge and is left that way on purpose: a counter incremented by one origin both before and after a concurrent reset by another. Resettable counters need causal metadata syncom does not carry. A set has no such case: a remove names the add stamps its node saw, so a reset and a -remove read the same whichever lands first. Nor do lists and texts: a reset -drops every run stamped below it, and a run stamped above it but anchored on -a dropped element reads from the head of the field. +remove read the same whichever lands first. Nor do lists, texts and trees: a +reset drops every run and every tree move stamped below it, and a run stamped +above it but anchored on a dropped element reads from the head of the field. A **kind clash** — two nodes making one field as different kinds at once: a whole-record write that carries a field as a register (`set(id, { views: 0 })`, @@ -167,7 +204,8 @@ that field — is decided by the kinds' precedence, the same on the op path and in a snapshot merge: a register outranks a counter, a counter a set, a set a list, a list a text, a text a tree. Where the winner's op arrives, the loser's state is dropped; where the winner is held, the loser's op is refused -for that field (an `error` event, `OP_REFUSED`). Every node ends with the +for that field (an `error` event, `OP_REFUSED`, the field's `reason` naming +the kind that holds it) and still logged and relayed. Every node ends with the same kind whatever the order — and the loser's edits are gone, so keep a field one kind, and do not reset it in a whole-record write while another node may be moving it. A local write of the wrong kind is refused before it is stamped @@ -311,7 +349,7 @@ which one a node plays on a given link is just who opened the connection. | Procedure | Direction | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | -| `hello` | dialer → host | Exchange node ids, vectors, log epochs and schemas; the host may `authorize` (and, requiring signatures, refuses a node id that is no key) | +| `hello` | dialer → host | Exchange node ids, vectors, log epochs, schemas and the protocol version; the host may `authorize` (and, requiring signatures, refuses a node id that is no key) | | `push` | dialer → host | Ops the host lacks, by its vector | | `changes` (subscription) | host → dialer | Everything that lands in the host's log from the cursor on, live | | `snapshot` | dialer → host | One page of the host's state, for bootstrap | @@ -321,10 +359,10 @@ sequenceDiagram autonumber participant D as dialer participant H as host - D->>H: hello { node, vector, scopes, token, schema } - H-->>D: { node, vector, epoch, schema } + D->>H: hello { node, vector, version, scopes, token, schema } + H-->>D: { node, vector, epoch, version, schema } D->>H: push { ops the host lacks } - D->>H: subscribe changes { lastEventId } + D->>H: subscribe changes { scopes } from lastEventId H-->>D: data × n (replay from the cursor) loop live D->>H: push (local and relayed ops) @@ -332,6 +370,17 @@ sequenceDiagram end ``` +A host refuses a `hello` with a code: 400 without a node id (`BAD_HELLO`) or +for another protocol version (`PROTOCOL`), 409 for its own node id — a copied +directory (`SELF`) — and 403 when `authorize` says no (`UNAUTHORIZED`) or, +requiring signatures, for a node id that is no key (`UNSIGNED`). `push`, +`snapshot` and `changes` from a client that has not said hello are 428 +(`HELLO_FIRST`) — the ordinary course of a wrpc reconnect, whose restored +subscription reaches a new server-side client: the dialer greets again. A +refused hello is reported through the dialer's `error` event and kept as +`peers()[i].lastError`; the host is greeted again when the link reconnects, +or after `enableNode(url, false)` and `true`. + A push carries the dialer's own writes **and** what it received from its other peers, so ops travel across the mesh hop by hop. The version vector stops them looping: an op a node already has is dropped, not re-sent. Each op reaches a @@ -343,8 +392,10 @@ backing off and re-opening the subscription from the last event id are the manager only repeats `hello` + `push`, the outbound half a transport cannot know about. -A page that cannot be applied — a `beforeApply` that throws, a record file this -node cannot read — is a **break in the stream**, not a page to step over: the +A page that cannot be applied — a `beforeApply` that throws, a log append +that fails — is a **break in the stream**, not a page to step over (an op on +a record file this node cannot read is skipped, `OP_UNREADABLE`, and the +page goes on): the pages behind it are dropped, the subscription is closed and reopened from the last cursor that was saved, and the page comes again (`error` with `code: 'PAGE_FAILED'`, `cursor`, `attempt`). The third failure in a row leaves @@ -370,14 +421,19 @@ different version is not drift; it is what `v` on the ops is for. A dialer whose cursor the host cannot resume — a brand-new node, or one that was away longer than the host's retention — receives `{ bootstrap: true }` on the subscription, and switches to `snapshot`. The host pages through **every** -entry, tombstones included, with its merge metadata. On a binary-capable -transport a page is streamed as NDJSON with backpressure; otherwise it comes -inline. The dialer joins each page as one batch — one log append, one chain +entry of the scopes it granted, tombstones included, with its merge metadata. +On a binary-capable transport a page is streamed as NDJSON with +backpressure; otherwise, or above the host's `pageBytes`, it comes inline. The dialer joins each page as one batch — one log append, one chain block, every record a `merge` op of its own (`mergeEntry`) — adopts the host's vector as of the first page, and re-subscribes from that page's event id. Whatever landed while paging replays and folds in as a no-op. A record the dialer keeps sealed ([encrypted](./storage#encryption-at-rest)) is left as it -is; the rest of the page lands. +is, and a record stamped beyond `sync.maxSkew` or under an id that is no +record id is left out; the rest of the page lands. The metadata is rebuilt +into the shape the engine trusts before it is joined, and a list or text +block past a [bound](#guarantees-and-limits) is not taken as state — for +pending work that bound is the default 4096, whatever `sync.pendingMax` +says. The joined state enters the dialer's own log as `merge` and `advance` ops, so a third node resuming from the dialer gets it too — bootstrap is transitive. @@ -409,12 +465,13 @@ await storage.sync.addNode({ url, scopes: ['Doc'] }); // Doc records, plus every An op belongs to the scope of the record as it leaves it: a `write`'s own data, a `set` (an `update()`) merged onto the record it changes, the record's -for an `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `delete` or `purge` — and read after the -validator, so a scope field a default fills counts. An `update()` that does -not name the scoped field is still in the record's scope. +for every other op — an `inc`, an `add` or a `remove`, a list, text or tree +op, a `delete`, a `purge` — and read after the validator, so a scope field a +default fills counts. An `update()` that does not name the scoped field is +still in the record's scope. -An unscoped record (scope `'*'`) reaches every peer. On a wrpc host the -subscriber joins the room `syncom:` for each scope it asked for, so +An unscoped record (scope `'*'`) reaches every peer. On a wrpc host a peer +joins the room `syncom:` at `hello` for each scope it asked for, so `server.rooms.count('syncom:Doc')` and the cluster's `fetchClients({ room })` describe the sync topology without any code in syncom. Delivery itself stays on the subscription — a room broadcast is at-most-once and cannot be resumed. @@ -451,12 +508,14 @@ await storage.sync.addNode({ url: 'wss://peer/api', token: 'secret', scopes: ['* await storage.sync.enableNode('wss://peer/api', false); // keep, but do not dial await storage.sync.removeNode('wss://peer/api'); storage.sync.listNodes(); -// [{ url, token, scopes, enabled, lastSync, cursor, remote: { id, epoch, schema } }] +// [{ url, token, scopes, enabled, lastSync, cursor, remote: { id, epoch, schema }, acked }] ``` Each node is a file under `/remote/`, named by its percent-encoded url, on Node.js and in the browser alike. The `cursor` and the remote node's identity -are kept there too, which is why a restart resumes instead of bootstrapping. +are kept there too, which is why a restart resumes instead of bootstrapping — +and why a node is registered once: `addNode()` of a url already there is +`NODE_EXISTS`. `url` is whatever `connect(node)` understands — syncom never parses it. @@ -469,23 +528,33 @@ await storage.sync.sync(); // push what the peers lack right now storage.sync.peers(); // [{ url, node, connected, subscribed, cursor, lastSync, pending, behind, stuck, lastError }] storage.sync.hosted(); // hosting side: [{ node, scopes, since, cursor }] — every live `changes` feed -storage.sync.on('peer', ({ url, connected, node, reconnected }) => {}); +storage.sync.on('peer', ({ url, connected, node, reconnected, schema }) => {}); storage.sync.on('sync', ({ url, pushed, received, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged }) => {}); storage.sync.on('bootstrap', ({ url, records }) => {}); -storage.sync.on('error', (error) => {}); // error.url names the peer; error.code may be 'PAGE_FAILED' | 'STUCK' | 'HANDSHAKE_LOOP' -storage.sync.on('refused', ({ node, reason, count }) => {}); // hosting side: ops outside the peer's scopes +storage.sync.on('error', (error) => {}); // error.url names the peer; error.code: a string below, or a host's numeric refusal +storage.sync.on('refused', ({ node, reason, count }) => {}); // hosting side: a peer's ops refused — 'scope' | 'forged' | 'unsigned' storage.sync.on('start', () => {}); storage.sync.on('stop', () => {}); storage.sync.on('node', ({ url, action }) => {}); // 'add' | 'remove' | 'enable' | 'disable' storage.sync.on('connect', ({ url }) => {}); // a link was accepted, before hello -storage.sync.on('hello', ({ node, scopes }) => {}); // hosting side: a peer was authorized +storage.sync.on('hello', ({ node, scopes, schema }) => {}); // hosting side: a peer was authorized -storage.on('change', (op, via) => {}); // every op applied here; via is { url, node } of the peer, null for a local write +storage.on('change', (op, via) => {}); // every op logged here, one skipped here too; via is { url, node } of the peer, null for a local write storage.on('log', ({ kind, sealed, dropped, floor, segments }) => {}); // the log sealed a segment; floor is where a resume still works -storage.on('apply', ({ peer, applied, skipped }) => {}); // a peer's batch is durable -storage.on('error', (error) => {}); // error.code: 'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' +storage.on('apply', ({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped }) => {}); // a peer's batch is durable +storage.on('error', (error) => {}); // error.code: 'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED' | 'UNPERSISTED' ``` +The sync `error` codes are `PAGE_FAILED` and `STUCK` (a page of the feed +that did not land — see [Protocol](#protocol)), `HANDSHAKE_LOOP` (below), +`REWOUND` and `UNDELIVERABLE` ([The log](#the-log)), `BAD_HELLO` (an answer +without a node id) and `STREAMS_UNSUPPORTED` (a streamed page on a link +without `stream`); a refusal the host answered with (400, 403, 409, 413, +429) arrives as its number. In the `sync` event, `malformed` counts the ops +refused by their shape or their stamp +([Guarantees and limits](#guarantees-and-limits)); a payload the engine does +not admit is an `OP_REFUSED` on the storage instead. + Listeners are contained: one that throws is logged and never fails what it observed. To take part in an operation — refuse a write, skip a peer's op, decline to dial a node — use [hooks](./hooks) instead. @@ -509,12 +578,14 @@ once `close()` was called is refused at once. | `scope(id, data)` | `() => '*'` | The scope of a record | | `retention.ops` | `10000` | Ops kept in the log before the oldest segment is dropped | | `retention.days` | — | Age after which a segment is dropped | -| `maxSkew` | `86400000` | How far ahead of this node's clock a peer's stamp may be, in ms; beyond it the op is `malformed`. `Infinity` disables | -| `pendingMax` | `4096` | How much pending work a list or text field takes from ops that ran ahead of what they depend on — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and extensions for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements not here — before an op is refused (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `bound`, with `detail`, `count` and `max`) and a snapshot block is dropped. A refusal is final on this node, so a mesh with several hosts raises it rather than lowers it. `Infinity` disables | +| `maxSkew` | `86400000` | How far ahead of this node's clock a peer's stamp may be, in ms; beyond it the op is `malformed`, and a snapshot record is left out of the join. `Infinity` disables | +| `pendingMax` | `4096` | How much pending work a list or text field takes from a peer's ops that ran ahead of what they depend on — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and extensions for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements not here — before an op is refused (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `bound`, with `detail`, `count` and `max`). A refusal is final on this node, so a mesh with several hosts raises it rather than lowers it. `Infinity` disables. A snapshot block is held to the default whatever this says | +| `signatures` | `'verify'` | `'verify'`, `'require'` or `false` — see [Signatures](#signatures) | | `maxOutbox` | `10000` | Ops queued for one peer beyond this are dropped and the peer is `behind`; the recovery pushes what it lacks from the vector | | `log.rollAfter` | `64` | Appended batches per sealed segment | -| `pageSize` | `500` | Ops per push, records per snapshot page | +| `pageSize` | `500` | Ops per push. What a host serves per page — snapshot records, `changes` ops — is its own `unit({ pageSize })` | | `hooks` | — | `beforeConnect`, `beforeBootstrap` — see [Hooks and events](./hooks#sync-hooks) | +| `sharedLog` | — | Reserved for a hub mode on a broker's log; refused in this version — see [Scaling](./scaling#hubs) | The `telemetry` option sits beside `sync` on `open()`, not inside it — see [OpenTelemetry](./telemetry) for the spans and metrics replication emits. @@ -535,7 +606,7 @@ const unit = storage.sync.unit({ | `access` | `'session'` | Applied to every procedure, wrpc-style | | `authorize(context, hello)` | — | Gate the handshake; `hello.token` is the dialer's registered token, `hello.scopes` what it will be held to | | `tracked` | built in | wrpc's `tracked()`; the built-in produces the same shape | -| `pageSize` | `500` | Records per snapshot page | +| `pageSize` | `500` | Records per snapshot page, ops per `changes` page | | `pageBytes` | `4 MiB` | Above this a page is sent inline rather than streamed | | `limits` | — | Per-peer push limits: `opsPerPush`, `bytesPerPush` (the JSON length of a page) and `opsPerSecond` — see below | | `meta` | — | Copied onto all four procedures, for a wrpc `onRequest` hook to read as `context.procedure.meta` | @@ -545,16 +616,23 @@ ops and the bytes of a page, whatever transport carried it. A page over `opsPerPush` or `bytesPerPush` is refused with code **413** (`reason` `'OPS_PER_PUSH'` / `'BYTES_PER_PUSH'`); a peer whose ops exceed `opsPerSecond` — a token bucket per peer, refilled at that rate and holding -one second's worth — with **429** (`'OPS_PER_SECOND'`). A refusal is a code, not a -hang-up: the dialer reports it through its `error` event (`error.code`), -drops that outbox and marks the peer **behind** (`peers()[i].behind`); what -the host still lacks is pushed from the vector at the next sign of life on -the link — a page received from the host, an op to relay — or by `sync()`, -backed off (1 s, doubling to a minute) after a recovery that failed. A dialer -whose `pageSize` is above the host's `opsPerPush` will never get a page -through — keep the two in step. The `syncom.ops.limited` metric counts -refusals by reason. The answer to a push carries the vector keys the page -touched, which the dialer merges into what hello gave it. +one second's worth — with **429** (`'OPS_PER_SECOND'`). A refusal is a code, +not a hang-up: the dialer reports it through its `error` event +(`error.code`), drops that outbox and marks the peer **behind** +(`peers()[i].behind`); what the host still lacks is pushed from the vector at +the next sign of life on the link — a page received from the host, an op to +relay — or by `sync()`, backed off (1 s, doubling to a minute) after a +recovery that failed. A push refused during the handshake stops the +handshake there: the `changes` subscription is not opened, so nothing comes +from the host — the recovery still catches the host up — until the next +handshake, when the link reconnects or after `enableNode(url, false)` and +`true`. A dialer whose `pageSize` is above the host's `opsPerPush` will never +get a page through — keep the two in step. The `syncom.ops.limited` metric +counts refusals by reason (`ops`, `bytes`, `rate`). The answer to a push +carries the vector keys the page touched, which the dialer merges into what +hello gave it, and the counts of what the host made of the page — `applied`, +`skipped`, `duplicates`, `gaps`, `malformed`, `unsigned`, `forged`, +`outOfScope`. ```js const unit = storage.sync.unit({ @@ -588,17 +666,47 @@ the engine's own tests run on. - **Convergence.** Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the same records, whatever the order — except the documented counter/reset - case. + case, and a list or text field where a bound refused an op on one node and + not on the other (below). - **At-least-once delivery, idempotent application.** An op may arrive more than once; applying it again changes nothing. +- **A counter is not bounded against overflow.** Each `inc` must be a finite + number, but a sum past `Number.MAX_VALUE` becomes `Infinity`, which reads + and is saved as `null`: a node that reloads the record starts counting + again from the next increment, while one that still holds it in memory + keeps `Infinity`. Keep counters well inside the safe range. - **A peer's op is checked before it is read.** `origin`, `seq`, `ts`, `type`, `scope`, `v`, the record id (or an `advance`'s vector) and the signature's three fields must have their shape (`actor` and `from` are claims, carried - as they are), and a stamp more - than `sync.maxSkew` (24 hours) ahead of this - node's clock is a broken clock, not a concurrent write. Either is + as they are), and a stamp more than `sync.maxSkew` (24 hours) ahead of + this node's clock is a broken clock, not a concurrent write. Either is `malformed`: counted, reported (`error` with `code: 'SKEW'` for the latter), - neither logged nor relayed, and never observed into this node's clock. + neither logged nor relayed, and never observed into this node's clock — a + gap in its stream, as an op of a type this version does not know is. +- **A payload is checked where it lands.** A list, text or tree op whose + payload the engine does not admit — a `content` that names no kind, an + anchor or a cut naming an element no older than the op, a run extended by + another origin than the one that made it, a place among siblings that is + no fractional index — changes nothing and is reported: `OP_REFUSED`, the + field's `reason` `'malformed'`, counted in `syncom.ops.rejected`. The op is + well formed, so it is still logged and relayed, as a no-op everywhere. (A + `write`, `set`, `inc`, `add` or `remove` whose payload has the wrong shape + applies as nothing, unreported.) +- **Bounded, and a refusal is final.** What a peer can make a node hold is + bounded per field: a run of a list or a text at most 1 048 576 slots and + the field 4 194 304, tombstones included; its pending work — runs waiting + for their anchor, cuts and extensions waiting for their run, registers and + switched-off marks for elements not here — `sync.pendingMax` (4096). An op + past a bound is refused for that field (`OP_REFUSED`, `reason` `'bound'`, + with `detail` — `'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'` — `count` and `max`), + then logged and relayed: the vector moves past it, so this node never takes + it, and each node it reaches decides by its own bounds. Pending work + depends on the order ops arrive in, so two nodes can disagree there, and + then read the field differently: the bound is a defence against a hostile + peer, and a mesh where honest ops run far ahead of what they depend on + raises it. A tree shows 512 levels (what hangs deeper is folded, not + shown, the same everywhere) and a place of more than 1 024 characters is + malformed. See [Costs and limits](./lists#costs-and-limits). - **A node's own sequence never repeats.** The log is written before the op is announced, so a crash cannot mint two different ops with one number. - **Logged means applied, eventually.** The record files are written after @@ -617,12 +725,15 @@ the engine's own tests run on. field named `a.b`, not a path. Keep fields that change independently at the top level. - **A host checks, every node decides.** A host that skips a peer's op — its - validator fails it (`OP_INVALID`) or `beforeApply` returns `false` — still - logs and relays it: a withheld op would be a gap in its origin's stream for - every node behind the host. Each of them runs its own validators and hooks - on it. What stops at the host is an op outside the peer's scopes, a - malformed or skewed one, a signature refused, and a `beforeApply` that - throws (the whole page is refused, and offered again). + validator fails it (`OP_INVALID`), `beforeApply` returns `false`, the + record is unreadable here (`OP_UNREADABLE`) — or refuses it for a field + (`OP_REFUSED`: a kind that the field's holder outranks, a payload it does + not admit, a bound) still logs and relays it: a withheld op would be a gap + in its origin's stream for every node behind the host. Each of them runs + its own validators, hooks and bounds on it. What stops at the host is an + op outside the peer's scopes, a malformed or skewed one, a signature + refused, and a `beforeApply` that throws (the whole page is refused, and + offered again). - **fsync is opt-in.** Files are written with the platform's default durability; `open({ durable: true })` adds an fsync after every write on a backend that has one (`node:fs`). On OPFS there is no rename either, so a diff --git a/docs/guide/telemetry.md b/docs/guide/telemetry.md index 035edd2..d2d3e1a 100644 --- a/docs/guide/telemetry.md +++ b/docs/guide/telemetry.md @@ -63,29 +63,30 @@ wrpc's spans around the actual calls. | Span | When | Attributes | | --- | --- | --- | -| `syncom.commit` | one local write, from the moment it runs to after the `change` listeners | `syncom.op.type`, `syncom.record.id`†, `syncom.result` (`applied` / `noop` / `encrypted`), `syncom.scope` | +| `syncom.commit` | one local write — of any op type, a list, text or tree op as much as a `set` — from the moment it runs to after the `change` listeners | `syncom.op.type`, `syncom.record.id`†, `syncom.result` (`applied` / `noop` / `encrypted`), `syncom.scope` | | `syncom.apply` | one batch of a peer's ops | `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.ops.applied`, `syncom.ops.skipped`, `syncom.ops.duplicates`, `syncom.ops.gaps`, `syncom.ops.malformed`, `syncom.ops.unsigned`, `syncom.ops.forged`, `syncom.ops.out_of_scope` | | `syncom.replay` | the unsealed log tail replayed at open | `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.records` | -| `syncom.push` | one push to a peer, all its pages | `syncom.push.reason` (`handshake` / `manual` / `relay`), `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.pages`, `syncom.peer.url`†, `syncom.peer.node`† | +| `syncom.push` | one push to a peer, all its pages | `syncom.push.reason` (`handshake` / `manual` / `relay` / `recover` — a peer that fell behind, caught up from the vector), `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.pages`, `syncom.peer.url`†, `syncom.peer.node`† | | `syncom.bootstrap` | the whole snapshot walk from a peer | `syncom.peer.url`†, `syncom.peer.node`†, `syncom.pages`, `syncom.records` | | `syncom.snapshot` | one page served to a peer (the host side) | `syncom.limit`, `syncom.records`, `syncom.done` | | `syncom.log.roll` | sealing open files into a segment and compacting | `syncom.log.sealed`, `syncom.log.dropped`, `syncom.log.floor` | | `syncom.log.scrub` | a purge stripping an id's entries from the log files | `syncom.log.scrubbed` | | `syncom.catalog.rebuild` | the catalog rebuilt from a scan of `data/` at open | `syncom.records` | -| `syncom.tag` | a tag taken: the catalog copied under the log position | `syncom.records` | +| `syncom.tag` | a tag taken: the catalog copied under the log position | `syncom.records` (the catalog's rows, tombstones included) | | `syncom.untag` | a tag dropped: the copies the older tag needs moved, the rest removed | — | -| `syncom.history` | `history()`: the record's retained entries folded, the versions handed out | `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.versions`, `syncom.exact` | -| `syncom.version` | `get(id, { at })`: one version folded out of the log (a tag's copy is a file read, not a fold) | `syncom.ops.count` | +| `syncom.history` | `history()`: the record's retained entries folded, the versions handed out | `syncom.ops.count` (every retained entry, whatever the `limit`), `syncom.versions`, `syncom.exact` | +| `syncom.version` | `get(id, { at })`, and each version `diff()` and `restore()` name: one version folded out of the log (a tag's copy is a file read, not a fold, and has no span) | `syncom.ops.count` (the entries inside the cut) | | `syncom.patches` | `applyPatches()`, and so `restore()` and `compact()`: the batch rehearsed, then every op committed (each a `syncom.commit` child) | `syncom.ops.count`, `syncom.ops.applied` | † off the span when `includeIdentity` is false (so is `syncom.scope`). A span is marked failed (status `ERROR`, the exception recorded, `error.type` -set) when the work it brackets throws: a write refused by the -field-kind rule, a push whose call rejected, a bootstrap that could not -read a snapshot. A peer's op refused inside `applyRemote` is a protocol -outcome, not a failure of the batch: it is counted (below), the batch's span -stays green. +set) when the work it brackets throws: a write refused by the field-kind +rule or out of range, a push whose call rejected, a bootstrap that could not +read a snapshot, a version the log can no longer give (`HISTORY_GONE`), a +batch of patches its rehearsal refused. A peer's op refused inside +`applyRemote` is a protocol outcome, not a failure of the batch: it is +counted (below), the batch's span stays green. A `merge` — one per snapshot record during a bootstrap — is counted but not spanned, or a bootstrap of ten thousand records would open ten thousand @@ -100,16 +101,16 @@ appears on one. | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `syncom.commits` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.op.type`, `syncom.result` (`applied` / `noop` / `encrypted` / `error`) | | `syncom.write.duration` | Histogram | `ms` | `syncom.path` (`commit` / `apply` / `replay`) | -| `syncom.ops.received` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.outcome` (`applied` / `skipped` — accepted but not applied here: a hook, the schema, an unreadable record / `duplicate` / `gap` / `malformed` — the last includes a stamp beyond `maxSkew` / `refused` — a signature that does not check, or none under `'require'`) | -| `syncom.ops.rejected` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.reason` (`register` / `counter` / `set` / `list` / `text` / `tree` / `bound` / `malformed` — a payload the engine does not admit / `validation` / `scope` / `unreadable` / `forged` / `unsigned`) | +| `syncom.ops.received` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.outcome` (`applied` / `skipped` — accepted but not applied here: a hook, the schema, an unreadable record / `duplicate` / `gap` / `malformed` — the last includes a stamp beyond `maxSkew` / `refused` — a signature that does not check, or none under `'require'`, or on a host a record outside the pushing peer's scopes) | +| `syncom.ops.rejected` | Counter | `{op}` | `syncom.reason` (`register` / `counter` / `set` / `list` / `text` / `tree` — the kind that holds the field and outranks the op's / `bound` — past a list's or a text's limit / `malformed` — a payload the engine does not admit / `validation` / `scope` / `unreadable` / `forged` / `unsigned`) | | `syncom.conflicts` | Counter | `{conflict}` | `syncom.kind` (`unique`) | | `syncom.ops.limited` | Counter | `{push}` | `syncom.reason` (`ops` / `bytes` / `rate`) | | `syncom.replication.lag` | Histogram | `ms` | — | -| `syncom.push.ops` | Histogram | `{op}` | `syncom.push.reason`, `syncom.result` (`ok` / `error`) | +| `syncom.push.ops` | Histogram | `{op}` | `syncom.push.reason` (as on the span), `syncom.result` (`ok` / `error`) | | `syncom.bootstraps` | Counter | `{bootstrap}` | `syncom.result` | | `syncom.log.segments` | Counter | `{segment}` | `syncom.log.event` (`sealed` / `dropped`) | | `syncom.log.append.duration` | Histogram | `ms` | — | -| `syncom.hook.duration` | Histogram | `ms` | `syncom.hook` (the hook's name) | +| `syncom.hook.duration` | Histogram | `ms` | `syncom.hook` (`beforeWrite` / `afterWrite` / `beforeApply` / `afterApply` — the hooks that run in the mutation queue; read and sync hooks are not timed) | | `syncom.lock.wait` | Histogram | `ms` | — (what `open()` spent taking the directory lock) | | `syncom.hello.refused` | Counter | `{call}` | `syncom.code` (`400` / `403` / `409` / `428`) — calls a hosted unit refused before the handler | | `syncom.outbox.size` | Observable gauge | `{op}` | — (ops queued for peers, over every dialed peer) | @@ -224,7 +225,7 @@ alert to key on: | warn | `catalog.skipped`, `catalog.lens`, `catalog.save`, `catalog.search`, `snapshot.skipped`, `replay.skipped`, `record.shadowed` | derived state could not follow a record (`catalog.search`: the injected text index threw); a field shadowing a method | | warn | `listener.error`, `watch.error`, `schema.drift` | an event listener or a watcher threw; two builds of one schema version | | warn | `identity.rekeyed` | a directory from before signing: `node.json` held a UUID, the node is now its signing key (once) | -| warn | `tags.dropped`, `tags.unreadable`, `sync.node.unreadable` | a `tags.json` line dropped at open (`reason`: `name` — not a record id; `catalog` — the tag's catalog unreadable); `tags.json` itself unreadable — kept as `tags.corrupt.json`, the storage open without tags until it is repaired; a registry entry that cannot be read, skipped | +| warn | `tags.dropped`, `tags.unreadable`, `sync.node.unreadable` | a `tags.json` line dropped (`reason`: `name` — not a record id, at open; `catalog` — the tag's catalog unreadable, found at open for the newest tag and at its first read for an older one); `tags.json` itself unreadable — kept as `tags.corrupt.json`, the storage open without tags until it is repaired; a registry entry that cannot be read, skipped | | info | `schema.upgrade`, `schema.changed`, `schema.held`, `record.repaired` | what a reopen found about the schema; a record rebuilt from the log | | debug | `catalog.rebuild`, `durable.noop`, `log.epoch.new` (a brand-new log), `schema.lens.issues` | routine | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index bd9edfc..65d5c9b 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -36,29 +36,40 @@ answer different questions, and the difference shows after a partition. | a stamp (a number or a `Date`) | every op stamped at or below it | *What had been written by then, wherever?* — the same answer on every node that holds the ops, whatever order they arrived in | | `{ vector }` (a [version vector](./sync#the-log), such as `storage.vector` at some moment) | every op the vector covers | *What do exactly these ops make?* — the one cut two nodes can agree on by name | +A fourth form, `{ tag }`, is not a cut of the log: it reads the record's +file as a [tag](#tags) kept it. + Two nodes apart write to one record; A's own write lands in A's log before B's does. On A, the event id from before B's write arrived gives A's write alone; the stamp between the two writes gives B's alone (B wrote first by the clock); A's vector from that moment gives A's write alone, and B's vector -gives both. `history()` on each node lists what that node applied, in its -order. - -`history(id, { limit })` lists the newest `limit` versions (50 by default); -`complete` is then false, and `history(id, { limit, before })` with the -oldest version's `eventId` pages back from it. Each version carries the op's `type`, `origin`, -`actor` and `ts`, the `fields` it changed (removed ones included), and `data` -— the record as it read after the op, through the schema lens and the -`afterRead` hook, `null` once deleted. A read at a version runs -`beforeRead` and `afterRead` with `{ id, at }`, so what redacts the present -redacts the past too; `history()` runs `beforeRead` once with `{ id, -history: true }` and `afterRead` per version. +once the two have synced gives both. `history()` on each node lists what +that node applied, in its order. An op this node skipped — a `beforeApply` +that answered `false`, an op invalid under its schema — is no version here; +one held for a newer schema version becomes one, at its own event id, once +the node runs that version. + +`history(id, { limit })` lists the newest `limit` versions (50 by default, +`Infinity` for all); `complete` is false when it leaves older ones out, and +`history(id, { limit, before })` with the oldest version's `eventId` pages +back from it — the versions older than that entry. `before` is an event id +of this log (another value is a `TypeError`, one of another incarnation +`HISTORY_GONE` with `reason: 'epoch'`). Each version carries the op's +`eventId`, `seq`, `type`, `origin`, `actor` and `ts`, the `fields` it +changed (removed ones included), and `data` — the record as it read after +the op, through the schema lens and the `afterRead` hook, `null` once +deleted. A read at a version runs `beforeRead` and `afterRead` with `{ id, +at }`, so what redacts the present redacts the past too; `history()` runs +`beforeRead` once with `{ id, history: true }` and `afterRead` per version +it hands out, with that version's event id as `at`. ## What the log can vouch for The fold is exact — the record as this node held it — while the log holds every op the node applied to the record. Compaction drops the oldest segments ([retention](./sync#the-log)), and `storage.log.droppedTs` is the -newest stamp among what went. From then on a version is exact only when a +newest stamp among what went (or among what an open could not read). From +then on a version is exact only when a reset — a whole-record write (`set()`, `insert()`), a `delete()` or a `purge()` — stamped above `droppedTs` is inside the cut: a reset discards everything stamped below it, and everything dropped was stamped at or below @@ -79,16 +90,18 @@ A node that joined through a [snapshot](./sync#bootstrap) holds the joined state as one `merge` op: a version by event id or vector takes it as one op, but a stamp below the merge's cannot tell which of the joined ops were written by then and rejects with `reason: 'merge'`. A purge scrubs the -payload of every entry of the record: `history()` still lists the ops, with -`data: null`, no `fields` and `scrubbed: true`, and a version before the -purge rejects with `reason: 'scrubbed'`; one after it is `null`. An -encrypted record has no ops and no past: `ENCRYPTED`. An event id from -another incarnation of the log rejects with `reason: 'epoch'`; a seq the -log has not reached, or an `at` of the wrong shape, is `INVALID_VERSION`. +payload of every entry of the record: `history()` still lists the ops, the +purge among them, with `data: null`, `fields: []` and `scrubbed: true`, and +a version before the purge rejects with `reason: 'scrubbed'`; one after it +is `null`. An encrypted record has no ops and no past: `ENCRYPTED`. An event +id from another incarnation of the log rejects with `reason: 'epoch'`; a seq +the log has not reached, or an `at` of the wrong shape, is a `TypeError` +with `code: 'INVALID_VERSION'`. `storage.log.pin(keep)` holds the log's segments past retention for a reader -that needs them — an undo stack, a long-running comparison — until the -function it returns is called. +that needs them — an undo stack, a long-running comparison: an entry +`keep(entry)` answers true for stays, with its segment and everything after +it, until the function `pin()` returns is called. ## Tags @@ -131,10 +144,15 @@ be written leaves the record held — the op is logged, the record is reported `UNPERSISTED` and kept in memory, its file untouched, so the tag still reads the file — and the next write of it lands with the copy. For the same reason `tag()` refuses with `UNPERSISTED` while a record is held: -there is no file of it to copy from until it lands. A purge reaches the tags: every copy of the record goes and every -tag's catalog forgets its row, indexed values included, so -`at(name).has(id)` is false and `get` is `null`. The read hooks run with -`at: { tag }`. +there is no file of it to copy from until it lands. Under +[`open({ defer })`](./storage), where a local write's file waits for the +window, `tag()` lands the waiting files first, so the tag's catalog and the +files agree; a record written after the tag whose file still waits reads at +the tag from that file — still the tag's state — and the copy is taken when +the file lands. A purge reaches the tags: +every copy of the record goes and every tag's catalog forgets its row, +indexed values included, so `at(name).has(id)` is false and `get` is `null`. +The read hooks run with `at: { tag }`. A tag is the whole storage, not one record: `at(name).list()` is every live id then, `at(name).collection('Post')` queries the collection as it was — @@ -142,10 +160,12 @@ id then, `at(name).collection('Post')` queries the collection as it was — copy or from the record as it is — and `at(name).snapshot()` pages the storage as it was, the way [`snapshot()`](./sync#bootstrap) pages the present, so another storage can `mergeSnapshot()` them and stand at the tag. -A cursor at a tag has no `watch()` (a tag does not change) and no `$text` -(its catalog carries no text index). +A cursor at a tag has no `watch()` (a tag does not change; it throws) and +no `$text` (its catalog carries no text index; `select()` with one is a +`TypeError`). ```js +// storage and other opened with schema: { entities: { Post: { index: ['n'] } } } const posts = storage.at('v1').collection('Post'); await posts.select({ n: { $gte: 2 } }).order('n').fetch(); // as of v1 await posts.count(); // as of v1 @@ -159,14 +179,22 @@ Tags are this node's: they live under `tags/` next to the data, name a position in this node's log, and do not replicate — a peer that needs the same version takes its own tag. `tag()` runs in the mutation queue, so no write lands between the catalog and the position it names; a name is of the -record-id form. A directory a crash left under `tags/` without its line in -`tags.json` is unknown to every reader and is swept when a tag of that name -is taken again. An open reads `tags.json` and the newest tag's catalog — -the one the write path copies into — and an older tag's catalog when the -tag is first read, so an open costs one catalog however many tags there -are; a tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped then (the newest at open) -as `untag()` would drop it — the copies the older tag needs move there — with -a warning, and the read that found it gone rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND`. An unreadable `tags.json` does not stop the open: the tags are +record-id form (another is a `TypeError`; a name in use is `TAG_EXISTS`, +with `tag`), and so is every name `tags.json` holds — a line of another +name is dropped at open, with a warning, never read as a path. A directory +a crash left under `tags/` without its line in `tags.json` is unknown to +every reader and is swept when a tag of that name is taken again. + +An open reads `tags.json` and the newest tag's catalog — the one the write +path copies into — and an older tag's catalog when the tag is first read, +so an open costs one catalog however many tags there are. `at(name)` reads +nothing: it throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` for a name this node has not, and the +view's first read — `get`, `has`, `list`, a cursor's `fetch` or `count`, +`snapshot` — reads the catalog, which is why `has()` and `list()` are +promises. A tag whose catalog file is gone is dropped then (the newest at +open) as `untag()` would drop it — the copies the older tag needs move there +— with a warning, and the read that found it gone rejects with +`TAG_NOT_FOUND`. An unreadable `tags.json` does not stop the open: the tags are auxiliary, and their names cannot be listed back from the disk, so the file is kept aside as `tags.corrupt.json` for a repair by hand, the storage runs without tags (`stats().tags.corrupt`), `tag()` refuses with `CORRUPT` so @@ -182,11 +210,17 @@ and `restore(id, at)` applies the list the other way round — new ops that lead back, so the step is a version of its own and merges like any write: ```js +const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Draft' }); +await storage.tag('v1'); +await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); +await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); + await storage.diff(id, { tag: 'v1' }); // [{ action: 'put', field: 'title', value: 'Final' }, // { action: 'inc', field: 'views', value: 1 }] -await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'inc', field: 'views', value: -1 }]); // one op -await storage.restore(id, { tag: 'v1' }); // one op — a write, since the counter has to go +await storage.applyPatches(id, [{ action: 'inc', field: 'views', value: -1 }]); // 1 — one op +await storage.restore(id, { tag: 'v1' }); // 1 — a write, since the counter has to go +await storage.get(id); // { title: 'Draft' } ``` A patch is plain JSON in the terms of the write API, one per field by its @@ -195,20 +229,27 @@ kind: `put` (a register's new value — a `set`), `inc` (a counter's delta), adds this node observed, with `own: true` this node's adds alone, the way an undo revokes its own add and leaves a peer's concurrent one, with `removals` exactly the tags named), `splice` (a text's -or a list's edits, by Myers), `treeMove` and `treeRemove`, `delete`, -`purge`. No op removes one field, so a register that is gone, or a field -that changed kind, makes the diff a `write` of the registers followed by -the other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. The diff -reads both versions through the schema lens, raw, without the read hooks. +or a list's edits, by Myers), `treeMove` and `treeRemove`, `write` (the +registers as a whole — a reset), `delete`, `purge`. No op removes one field, +so a register that is gone, or a field that changed kind, makes the diff a +`write` of the registers followed by the other kinds made again whole. A +text's marks are not diffed. The diff reads both versions through the schema +lens, raw, without the read hooks, and rejects as `get(id, { at })` would +for either version. + `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source })` realizes a list in one turn -of the mutation queue and resolves to how many ops it took. A patch is -checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is -a `TypeError` and nothing is written — and every patch is first resolved and -applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a -cycle or a type change refuses the whole list before anything is appended: -a restore lands whole or not at all. (A hook or a validator that throws on -a later op still leaves the earlier ones committed; those run on the real -writes.) +of the mutation queue and resolves to how many ops it took; `restore(id, at, +{ actor, source })` is `applyPatches()` of `diff(id, undefined, at)`. A patch +is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape +is a `TypeError` and nothing is written — and every patch is first resolved +and applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a +cycle, a sibling not there or a type change refuses the whole list, with the +error the method would have thrown (`OUT_OF_RANGE`, `FIELD_KIND`, `CYCLE`, +`NOT_FOUND`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE`), before anything is appended: a restore lands +whole or not at all. Hooks and validators run on the real writes alone, so +one that throws on a later op rejects the call with its error and leaves the +earlier ops committed — versions in `history()`, ops on their way to the +peers; restoring again from there lands what is left. ## The commit event @@ -216,13 +257,18 @@ writes.) storage.on('commit', ({ op, seq, source, before, after, kinds }) => { … }); ``` -Every op this node makes raises `commit` once it is durable: the op, its -seq in the log, the `source` (the `Record` whose `save()` it was, or what -`applyPatches()` was given), the record `before` and `after` as copies, and -every field's `kinds` (`register`, `counter`, `set`, `list`, `text`, `tree` -— of the fields there before and after). It is what an undo stack keeps; -the copies are made only while something listens. A peer's op raises -`change`, not `commit`. +Every local write — a call of the write API, a `Record`'s `save()`, +`applyPatches()`, `restore()`, `compact()` — raises `commit` once its op is +durable: the op, its seq in the log, the `source` (the `Record` whose +`save()` it was, or what `applyPatches()` was given; `null` otherwise), the +record `before` and `after` as copies of what is stored (no lens), and every +field's `kinds` (`register`, `counter`, `set`, `list`, `text`, `tree` — of +the fields there before and after). It is what an undo stack keeps; the +copies are made only while something listens. A peer's op raises `change`, +not `commit`, and so do the `merge` and `advance` ops a joined snapshot +leaves (`mergeSnapshot()`, `adoptVector()`); an encrypted write makes no op +and raises neither — nor does a tree move to where the node already is, +which makes no op. ## Undo and redo @@ -232,13 +278,15 @@ on the [commit event](#the-commit-event) and [patches](#diff-and-restore): ```js import { createUndo } from '@alexify/syncom/undo'; +const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'Draft' }); +await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 500, limit: 100 }); await storage.update(id, { title: 'Final' }); await storage.inc(id, 'views', 1); // within 500 ms of the update: one step -await undo.undo(); // { applied: 2, skipped: 0 } — both taken back -await undo.redo(); // done again +await undo.undo(); // { applied: 2, skipped: 0 } — { title: 'Draft', views: 1 } +await undo.redo(); // { applied: 2, skipped: 0 } — { title: 'Final', views: 2 } undo.mark(); // the next write starts a new step -undo.canUndo; undo.canRedo; undo.size; // { undo, redo } +undo.canUndo; undo.canRedo; undo.size; // true, false, { undo: 1, redo: 0 } undo.stop(); // also on storage.close() ``` @@ -246,32 +294,43 @@ Every commit of the storage's own joins the current step — per record, how the step found it and how it left it; the patches that take it back are made when it is undone — commits within `mergeInterval` of the step's first merge into it, `mark()` closes a step by hand, a new write clears the redo -stack, and `limit` steps are kept. An undo applies a step's patches through -`applyPatches()` — new ops, so it merges like any write and a peer sees it -as one — and what those ops commit is the redo step. The rule is Yjs's, -refuse to overwrite: a field anything but the step's own ops changed since -— a peer's write, a later step of this node's — is left alone and counted -in `skipped`, and a whole-record step (a `set()` that added a field, a -`delete()`) with such a conflict is skipped whole; `undo({ force: true })` -overrides. What commutes is no conflict: a peer's increment of the same -counter, or add to or remove from the same set, leaves the undo free; a -peer's edit of the same list or text does not (the undo's positions are -stale by then). A field the step created is gone again when nothing else -changed since — a whole-record write; with a peer's change beside it the -undo empties the field instead, so the peer's change stays. An undone -`add` removes this node's adds of the element alone, so a peer's concurrent -add of it survives; an undone `inc` is the increment back; a text comes -back as new characters. A text's marks are not undone. An undo that fails -partway — a hook refusing one record's inverse, say — leaves the records -it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the -rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. - -The stack is this process's: nothing of it is written, a peer's ops are -never undone from here, a `purge` forgets its record on every step, `scope` -keeps to the ops of one scope and `exclude(op)` leaves ops out. The -manager pins the log from the oldest step it holds (conflicts are read -from the log's entries), so a long stack holds segments past retention -until `clear()` or `stop()`. +stack, and `limit` steps are kept, the oldest dropped first. An undo applies +a step's patches through `applyPatches()` — new ops, so it merges like any +write and a peer sees it as one — and what those ops commit is the redo +step. The rule is Yjs's, refuse to overwrite: a field anything but the +step's own ops changed since — a peer's write, a write of this node's the +stack does not hold — is left alone and counted in `skipped`, and a step +whose way back needs a reset (one that added a register field, a `delete()`, +an `insert()`) is skipped whole when anything else changed the record since; +`undo({ force: true })` overrides. A skipped patch goes with its step — the +redo step holds only what was applied — so `force` is chosen up front, not +as a retry. What commutes is no conflict: a peer's increment of +the same counter, or add to or remove from the same set, leaves the undo +free; a peer's edit of the same list or text does not (the undo's positions +are stale by then). A field the step created is gone again when nothing else +changed since — a whole-record write (had the step above created `views`, +its way back would be that one write); with a peer's change beside it the +undo empties a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree instead, so the +peer's change stays. An undone `add` removes this node's adds of the element +alone, so a peer's concurrent add of it survives; an undone `inc` is the +increment back; a text comes back as new characters. A text's marks are not +undone. An undo that fails partway — a hook refusing one record's inverse, +say — leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the +redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try, so a record is +not inverted twice; within one record, the [`applyPatches()`](#diff-and-restore) +rule holds — a hook or a validator that refuses a later op of its inverse +leaves the earlier ones applied, and the record still on the undo stack. + +`createUndo(storage, options)` also takes `scope` — only the ops of that +scope (`'*'` the global one) — `exclude(op)` — ops to leave out — and +`actor`, the actor the undo's own ops carry. The manager is an emitter: +`push` (`{ direction: 'undo', records }`) when a commit joins the stack, +`pop` (`{ direction, applied, skipped }`) when an undo or a redo is done, +`change` after either. The stack is this process's: nothing of it is +written, a peer's ops are never undone from here, and a `purge` forgets its +record on every step. The manager pins the log from the oldest step it holds +(conflicts are read from the log's entries), so a long stack holds segments +past retention until `clear()` or `stop()`. ## Branches @@ -292,12 +351,15 @@ await drop(draft); // closed, files removed ``` A branch is opened with the options you give it (the schema it should run -with, hooks, a logger); its `sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }`, so every -op stays for the merge back, and `autoStart: false`, so it dials nobody -until told. The fork pages the parent's [snapshot](./sync#bootstrap) (or -the tag's) into the branch and adopts the parent's vector, so the branch -knows what it already holds; `branch.json` in its directory names the -parent and the position. +with, hooks, a logger), on the parent's `fsi` unless they name another; its +`sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }`, so every op stays for the merge back, +and `autoStart: false`, so it dials nobody until told. The fork pages the +parent's [snapshot](./sync#bootstrap) (or the tag's) into the branch and +adopts the parent's vector, so the branch knows what it already holds; what +lands on the parent while the pages go out is caught up as ops, so a branch +of the present stands at one cut. `branch.json` in its directory names the +parent and the position — what `branchInfo()` reads back, and `null` for a +storage that is no branch. `merge(source, { into })` hands `into` what `source` has that it lacks — the ops after `into`'s vector, through `applyRemote`, the way a peer's push @@ -317,7 +379,9 @@ another storage, say — is refused (`BRANCH_EXISTS`), and a fork that fails halfway leaves nothing behind. `drop(branch)` closes it and removes every file of the known layout, the tags' included; the empty directories stay (no backend has rmdir). It is the one call here that deletes data, so it -takes only what `branch()` made: a storage with no `branch.json` is refused. +takes only what `branch()` made: a storage with no `branch.json` is refused +with a `TypeError` and keeps its files. `merge()` of a storage into itself +is a `TypeError` too. A branch is a branch only here: nothing of it replicates as such, and a peer sees merged ops like any other. @@ -325,14 +389,35 @@ peer sees merged ops like any other. A version is a fold of the record's retained entries: as many `applyOp` calls as the record has ops in the log, read from memory — the log is held -there — plus the comparison with the present when compaction has run. Fine -for a record with hundreds of ops; a record edited ten thousand times is a -record to reset now and then. A tag costs one catalog file when taken and one -copied record file per record changed after it; the catalog of every tag is -held in memory, so a hundred tags over a hundred thousand records is a cost -to feel, ten tags is not. A record whose past has grown — a tree moved -thousands of times keeps every move, a text typed into from many places -keeps a run per place — is rewritten by `compact(id)`: a whole-record -write of the registers and one op per field of another kind (a text as one -run, a tree as one move per node), so what lies under it goes by the reset -rule on every node, and the record reads the same. +there — plus the comparison with the present when compaction has run. +`history()` folds them all too, whatever its `limit`, and reads through the +lens and `afterRead` only the versions it hands out: paging saves the reads, +not the fold. Fine for a record with hundreds of ops; a record edited ten +thousand times is a record to reset now and then. A tag costs one catalog +file when taken and one copied record file per record changed after it; an +open reads the newest tag's catalog alone, and every catalog read since — +the newest, and each older tag a reader used — stays in memory, so reading +a hundred tags over a hundred thousand records is a cost to feel, ten tags +is not. A purge reads every tag's catalog, to forget the record there. + +A record whose past has grown — a tree moved thousands of times keeps every +move, a text typed into from many places keeps a run per place, a field +deleted from keeps its tombstones — is rewritten by `compact(id, { actor, +source })`: a whole-record write of the registers and one op per field of +another kind (an `inc`, an `add`, a text or a list as one run, a tree as one +move per node), so what lies under it goes by the reset rule on every node, +and the record's fields read as they did. It resolves to how many ops it +took — `0` for a record that is not there, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted +one — and is a whole-record write like any other: a peer's op stamped +before it and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, and a peer's typing +stamped above it that was anchored in the old runs reads from the head (see +[How it merges](./lists#how-it-merges)). What it does not keep today: a +text's marks — the text is made again from its string, and marks are not +diffed, so `spans()` reads it plain afterwards; the cursors into its texts +and lists, which named the old runs and read `null`; a field of another kind +that reads empty (`''`, `[]`, a counter at `0`), which is not made again and +is gone from the record; and a text or a list longer than one run +(1 048 576 elements), which cannot be one op, so `compact()` refuses the +record whole (`FIELD_KIND`, `kind: 'bound'`, `detail: 'run'`). The same holds +for a `restore()` whose diff is a reset: the texts it makes again come back +without their marks. diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md index 3bbf4b8..8469fb4 100644 --- a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md +++ b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md @@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ other libraries, and [Benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) measures them on the same s counters add up, sets keep every concurrent add. Every op is signed by the key that is the node's id, a hash-linked chain re-checks what is read, `repair(id)` rebuilds a record from the log, and `purge()` erases a payload on every replica it reaches. Any node hosts, a browser - included; the host limits, validates and reports. In 20 rows syncom has something where RxDB has - nothing: signatures, a tamper-evident log, unique keys, multi-entry and combined indexes, - projection, text search inside a query, OpenTelemetry, stats among them. + included; the host limits, validates and reports. In 21 rows syncom has something where RxDB has + nothing: signatures, a tamper-evident log, collaborative text, unique keys, multi-entry and + combined indexes, projection, text search inside a query, OpenTelemetry, stats among them. - **Several RxDB guarantees depend on a switch.** Without a `validate-*` storage wrapper, production RxDB stores documents with wrong types, unknown fields and missing required fields. `final` fields, frozen documents and the checks on queries and ids run only in dev-mode, and @@ -72,8 +72,9 @@ other libraries, and [Benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) measures them on the same s turned up a dozen syncom bugs, among them scopes a peer could write around, offline writes past retention that never arrived and a restored directory that forked its node in silence; they are fixed, with tests, and the cells describe the code as it is now. -- **Neither has** multi-record transactions, aggregation or joins. syncom has list and text - fields that merge by position; RxDB's CRDT plugin has neither. +- **Neither has** multi-record transactions, aggregation or joins. syncom has list, text and + tree fields that merge by position, with rich-text marks, cursors, history, tags, undo and + branches; RxDB's CRDT plugin has none of them. - **Maturity.** RxDB has been on npm since 2016, ships a minor about every month and a major about once a year (four of the last five asked users of some storages to migrate their stored data), and offers paid support. syncom is a pre-release with no users yet. @@ -173,11 +174,11 @@ The closest syncom counterpart of each RxDB building block. Where there is none, Dependencies, build and size Runtime dependencies✅ 0: devDependencies only24 direct plus the required peer rxjs: 74 packages installed Language and module formatJavaScript, CommonJS, no build step; src/ ships as isTypeScript, built by Babel into CommonJS and ESM; sideEffects: false -Entry pointsroot plus 4 subpaths: /wrpc, /idb, /search, /contracts54 subpath exports, one per plugin (rxdb/plugins/*) +Entry pointsroot plus 7 subpaths: /wrpc, /idb, /search, /order, /undo, /branch, /contracts54 subpath exports, one per plugin (rxdb/plugins/*) TypeScript types⚠️ hand-written .d.ts, tsd-tested; collection names typed, record data unknown✅ generated from the source; document type inferred from the schema -Browser bundle, minimal store41.9 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine80.4 KB min+gzip: createRxDatabase with Dexie; 44.9 KB with localStorage -Browser bundle with sync42.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter90.1 KB min+gzip with Dexie and replicateRxCollection -Size budget in CI✅ pnpm size fails CI when the browser entry passes 60.5 KB⚠️ CI prints a webpack build size; no limit in 17.6.0 +Browser bundle, minimal store65.0 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine80.4 KB min+gzip: createRxDatabase with Dexie; 44.9 KB with localStorage +Browser bundle with sync65.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter90.1 KB min+gzip with Dexie and replicateRxCollection +Size budget in CI✅ pnpm size fails CI when the browser entry passes 65 KB⚠️ CI prints a webpack build size; no limit in 17.6.0 Runtimes Node.js✅ ≥22; persists with node:fs; CI on Node 22 and 24⚠️ ≥20; free disk persistence only via MongoDB or FoundationDB servers, or the capped SQLite trial4 Deno❌ not tested; engines names Node.js only✅ rxdb/plugins/storage-denokv; CI runs the Dexie and DenoKV suites on Deno 2.6.5 @@ -548,7 +549,7 @@ The closest syncom counterpart of each RxDB building block. Where there is none, Erasure, history and audit Purge: the payload leaves history✅ purge(id): a purge op that wins at any stamp, then a scrub of the op log65⚠️ cleanup plugin drops tombstones after minimumDeletedTime (31 days)66 Erasure across replicas✅ the purge op replicates; every peer that takes it scrubs its own log67❌ cleanup is local; a delete replicates as a tombstone with the full data -History / time travel⚠️ op log within retention (storage.log.entriesOf(id)); no read-at-version⚠️ latest revision only; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document68 +History / time travel✅ history(id), get(id, { at }), diff/restore, tags of the whole storage⚠️ latest revision only; the crdt plugin keeps every op in the document68 Who made a change✅ every op names its origin key and an actor, kept in the log69❌ none; crdt ops carry the writer's storage token and a time Input hardening Prototype pollution✅ own keys only; __proto__ is never a field✅ mingo and dot-prop refuse __proto__ paths @@ -736,10 +737,10 @@ on one machine. RxDB runs in memory only there, because its Node.js disk storage Measured in memory, the two insert a record at about the same rate. RxDB updates a field about three times as fast and replicates a store into an empty replica about two and a half times as fast; syncom signs every op and verifies each one it receives (`sync.signatures: false` trades -that away). syncom reads a record by id about three and a half times as fast, from its cache. +that away). syncom reads a record by id about three times as fast, from its cache. RxDB's `bulkInsert()` is two orders of magnitude ahead, because syncom has no bulk write: each record is its own signed, logged op. On disk there is nothing to compare in Node.js, and a browser -app that keeps records and syncs them ships about 43 KB of syncom against 90 KB of RxDB with +app that keeps records and syncs them ships about 66 KB of syncom against 90 KB of RxDB with Dexie, min+gzip. ## Which to choose @@ -752,7 +753,10 @@ Dexie, min+gzip. - **syncom** when the nodes replicate among themselves, with no backend of record: servers, browser tabs and peers in a mesh, any of which can host. When concurrent edits must merge field by field and counters must add up, when you need to prove which node wrote what, verify what is - stored and erase it everywhere, and when zero dependencies, a 60 KB bundle and an MIT license + stored and erase it everywhere, and when zero dependencies, a 65 KB bundle and an MIT license for everything, Node.js disk persistence included, are requirements. -- **Neither** for collaborative text: Yjs, Automerge or Loro merge text character by character, - and can live in a field of either. +- **Neither** for a long document that many people type into at once. syncom's text fields fit + a note, a comment or one block of a document: a record is read and written whole on every op, + so typing runs at hundreds to a couple of thousand keystrokes a second, where Automerge runs at + tens of thousands and Yjs and Loro at hundreds of thousands. They are built for that, and can + hold the documents beside either one, which keeps the records around them. diff --git a/docs/guide/webrtc.md b/docs/guide/webrtc.md index 584a619..d72da92 100644 --- a/docs/guide/webrtc.md +++ b/docs/guide/webrtc.md @@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ import { createWrpcLink } from '@alexify/syncom/wrpc'; import { connect } from '@alexify/wrpc'; import { WrpcPeer, wrpcSignaler, defineRouter } from '@alexify/wrpc/webrtc'; -const client = await connect('wss://hub.example.com/api', { headers: { authorization: `Bearer ${token}` } }); +const HUB = 'wss://hub.example.com/api'; +const client = await connect(HUB, { headers: { authorization: `Bearer ${token}` } }); let peer = null; // made after open(): its router mounts the storage's unit const storage = await open({ @@ -36,6 +37,8 @@ const storage = await open({ // A node's url says where it is: the hub's WebSocket, or a peer id. connect: async (node) => createWrpcLink(node.url.startsWith('ws') ? client : (await peer.connect(node.url)).remote), + // The registry is on disk and may hold peer ids from the last run: dial once `peer` exists. + autoStart: false, }, }); @@ -44,8 +47,11 @@ peer = new WrpcPeer({ signaler: wrpcSignaler(client, { identity: () => user.id }), iceServers, }); -await storage.sync.addNode({ url: 'wss://hub.example.com/api', scopes: myOrgIds }); await peer.start(); +if (!storage.sync.listNodes().some((node) => node.url === HUB)) { + await storage.sync.addNode({ url: HUB, scopes: myOrgIds }); +} +await storage.sync.start(); ``` `peer.connect(id)` resolves a `PeerLink` whose `remote` is the `WrpcClient` @@ -54,6 +60,13 @@ from their `lastEventId`, streaming binary, exactly what syncom asks of a link. It is idempotent while the link lives, so `connect(node)` may be called again for the same peer. +The hub's branch hands every dial the one `client` the signaler speaks over. +Closing a link closes its client, so `removeNode()` or `enableNode(url, +false)` on the hub's node, or `sync.stop()`, closes that WebSocket — +signaling with it — and a later dial would get the closed client back. Where +the hub's node may be switched off and on, have `connect(node)` open a +client of its own for it. + ## Hosting in a browser A `WrpcPeer` holds a `PeerHost`: a router, a dispatcher and one `Client` per @@ -180,7 +193,7 @@ hook on the peer's router reads `unit({ meta })` for anything above. server's signed word at issue time; neither is revocable but by closing the link. - **The worker proxy.** `WrpcClientProxy` connects to a URL; a data channel - cannot be reached through it (see [Scaling](./sync#hosting)). + cannot be reached through it (see [Scaling](./scaling#several-tabs)). ## Bundle diff --git a/docs/guide/why.md b/docs/guide/why.md index 611ad72..14a8539 100644 --- a/docs/guide/why.md +++ b/docs/guide/why.md @@ -6,11 +6,14 @@ the node talks to, and every replica converges on the same records without a coo engine also covers what an application keeps next to replication: - **Storage.** Records on `node:fs`, OPFS, IndexedDB or memory, schema-driven collections, - live `Record`s with their own delta, compare-and-swap, counters, encryption at rest. + live `Record`s with their own delta, compare-and-swap, encryption at rest, and fields that + are counters, sets, lists, texts or trees as well as plain values. - **Schema and queries.** Validation with a metaschema model, any Standard Schema, ajv or a compiled JSON Schema, on every node a write reaches. Versions travel with every op, and old records read through a lens. Mango queries run over an in-memory catalog with indexes, unique keys and live views. +- **Versions.** A record read back at any version the log retains, tags of the whole storage, + diff and restore, an undo stack and branches that merge back. - **Integrity and operations.** A hash-linked chain, re-checked on read; `purge()`, which removes a payload from the log; `repair(id)`, which rebuilds a record from the log; hooks that run inside a write; events; injected OpenTelemetry; and a `SyncomError` with a code @@ -31,6 +34,14 @@ engine also covers what an application keeps next to replication: two that tag one record keep both tags. Of the eighteen alternatives in the [comparison](/guide/comparison), four others have counters that converge. +- **Lists, text and trees in the same records, with their past.** A list or a text field + merges by position — Fugue, so two nodes typing at one spot both keep theirs, each writer's + run whole — with marks for rich text, cursors that survive edits and elements that move; a + tree field moves nodes and never forms a cycle. Every record's past reads back from the log, + by event id, stamp or version vector; tags, diff and restore, an undo stack and branches build + on it, and every way back is new ops that merge like any write. Of the eighteen alternatives, + Loro is the only other one with both a movable list and a movable tree. See + [Lists, text and trees](/guide/lists) and [Versions and history](/guide/versions). - **The host decides what it accepts.** A hub checks a peer's op before applying it: the op's shape and clock skew, the peer's scopes, the entity's validator and `beforeApply`. A failing op is skipped there (and still relayed, so the nodes behind the hub judge it for themselves), a @@ -50,12 +61,12 @@ engine also covers what an application keeps next to replication: - **Zero dependencies, one API for Node.js and the browser.** Nothing is installed with it. `node:fs` and `node:crypto` on the server, OPFS (or IndexedDB) and Web Crypto in the browser, picked by the `browser` export condition. CommonJS without a build step, hand-written typings, - and a browser bundle of about 60 KB min+gzip that CI holds to a budget. + and a browser bundle of about 65 KB min+gzip that CI holds to a budget. The [benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) put a number on all of this. syncom opens a store and reads -a record in about 37 ms, the fastest cold start of the ten libraries measured, and serves a read +a record in about 40 ms, the fastest cold start of the ten libraries measured, and serves a read from its cache at about a million a second. A write costs more than a CRDT's, because it is -signed, logged, filed, catalogued and chained: about 16,000 a second in memory and 1,500 on +signed, logged, filed, catalogued and chained: about 15,000 a second in memory and 1,300 on disk, where the LevelDB-backed Yjs and PouchDB do 19,000 to 26,000. And every op a replica receives is verified against its origin, so an empty replica pulls about 25,000 records a second in memory, where Yjs and Loro pull 100,000 — `sync.signatures: false` trades that check away. @@ -65,8 +76,10 @@ in memory, where Yjs and Loro pull 100,000 — `sync.signatures: false` trades t - **Document-scale text with editor plugins.** syncom's [list and text fields](/guide/lists) merge by position — Fugue, with marks and cursors — but they are fields of a record, read and written whole per op; a long document is a list of block records, and there are no editor - bindings yet. Yjs, Automerge and Loro carry whole documents of any size and ship bindings for - ProseMirror, CodeMirror and the rest. + bindings yet. A keystroke is a write like any other: typing into a text that grows past ten + thousand characters runs at 400 to 1,800 keystrokes a second in memory, where Yjs, Automerge + and Loro type tens of thousands or more ([benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks)). They carry whole + documents of any size and ship bindings for ProseMirror, CodeMirror and the rest. - **Postgres is your source of truth.** ElectricSQL, PowerSync and Zero replicate a server database's tables to clients and send writes through your API. syncom keeps its own records and has no Postgres connector. diff --git a/docs/guide/wrpc.md b/docs/guide/wrpc.md index ee6461d..a932e98 100644 --- a/docs/guide/wrpc.md +++ b/docs/guide/wrpc.md @@ -58,6 +58,8 @@ const storage = await open({ await storage.sync.addNode({ url: 'ws://hub.example.com:8000/api', token: process.env.SYNC_TOKEN }); ``` +The registry is kept on disk, so a node is added once: on the next start it +is dialled from there, and a second `addNode()` of its url is `NODE_EXISTS`. `connect(node)` is called once per registered node and again whenever the node is re-enabled, so every dial gets a fresh client. Keep wrpc's `reconnect` and `heartbeat` defaults: reconnecting is the client's job, and after it the @@ -90,17 +92,21 @@ a `WrpcClient` this adapter takes as it is — see [WebRTC](./webrtc). ## What the adapter does -`createWrpcLink(client, { unit })`: +`createWrpcLink(client, { unit })` feeds `client.use()` the unit's four +procedures once, with no round trip, and returns: - `call('syncom/x', args)` → `client.call('syncom/x', args)` — no `load()` needed. -- `subscribe('syncom/changes', …)` → `client.use(SYNC_INTROSPECTION)` (no - round trip) then `client.api.syncom.changes.subscribe(args, { lastEventId, - … })`. wrpc updates the handle's `lastEventId` from each packet before it - delivers the value, and the adapter passes that id along with it. +- `subscribe('syncom/changes', …)` → + `client.api.syncom.changes.subscribe(args, { lastEventId, … })`, the handle + wrpc resumes. wrpc updates the handle's `lastEventId` from each packet + before it delivers the value, and the adapter passes that id along with it. - `stream(id)` → `client.getStream(id)`, the async-iterable `WrpcReadable` a streamed snapshot page arrives on. -- `open` / `close` / `reconnect` events and `close()` are the client's own. +- `open` / `close` / `reconnect` events and `close()` are the client's own — + so `removeNode()`, `enableNode(url, false)` and `sync.stop()` close the + client. +- `client`: the client it wraps. `unit` renames the router unit when you mounted it under something other than `syncom`. `isSyncLink()` is exported too, and `SYNC_INTROSPECTION` if you want @@ -122,22 +128,25 @@ for, so wrpc's rooms and [cluster](https://wrpc.vercel.app/guide/cluster) describe the sync topology for free: ```js -server.rooms.count('syncom:*'); // peers on this instance -await server.cluster.fetchClients({ room: 'syncom:Doc' }); // across instances -server.cluster.disconnect({ room: 'syncom:*' }); // drop every peer +server.rooms.count('syncom:*'); // peers here that take every scope +await server.cluster.fetchClients({ room: 'syncom:Doc' }); // peers of Doc, across instances +server.cluster.disconnect({ room: 'syncom:Doc' }); // drop them ``` +A peer registered with `scopes: ['Doc']` joins `syncom:Doc` alone — not +`syncom:*`, though it receives the global records too. + Delivery does **not** go through rooms: a room broadcast is at-most-once and cannot be resumed, which is exactly what the subscription provides. ## Why no codec wrpc's [wire codec](https://wrpc.vercel.app/guide/codec) is a connection-wide, -text-only setting your application owns. syncom's ops already travel packed -(one positional array per op, no repeated keys), permessage-deflate compresses -the rest, and the storage is JSON on both ends — there is no binary -representation to preserve. Set a codec if your application wants one; syncom -neither needs nor notices it. +text-only setting your application owns. syncom's ops already travel +[packed](./sync#on-the-wire) (one positional array per op, no repeated +keys), permessage-deflate compresses the rest, and the storage is JSON on +both ends — there is no binary representation to preserve. Set a codec if +your application wants one; syncom neither needs nor notices it. ## Testing diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index 2ae0f7b..77cb572 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -54,18 +54,18 @@ features: link: /guide/storage linkText: Storage - icon: 🔗 - title: Signed ops, a log you can verify and purge - details: "Every op is signed by its origin, whose node id is its Ed25519 key, so any peer verifies it through any relay. Writes can be committed to a hash-linked chain that reads re-check. purge() scrubs a payload out of the op log, and repair(id) rebuilds a record from it." - link: /guide/chain - linkText: Blockchain log + title: A signed log you can verify, read back and purge + details: "Every op is signed by its origin, whose node id is its Ed25519 key, so any peer verifies it through any relay, and writes can be committed to a hash-linked chain that reads re-check. The log reads back: a record at any version it retains, tags of the whole storage, diff and restore, an undo stack, branches that merge back. purge() scrubs a payload out of it, and repair(id) rebuilds a record from it." + link: /guide/versions + linkText: Versions and history - icon: 📈 title: Observable and hookable details: "Hooks run your code inside a write, a read or a peer's batch, and events can never break one. OpenTelemetry spans and metrics come from what you inject, and every failure is a SyncomError with a code." link: /guide/telemetry linkText: OpenTelemetry - icon: 📦 - title: Zero dependencies, about 60 KB - details: "Nothing is installed with it. The same API on Node.js and in the browser, picked by the browser export condition, and about 60 KB min+gzip for the browser — lists, text, trees, history, tags and diff included — held to a budget in CI." + title: Zero dependencies, about 65 KB + details: "Nothing is installed with it. The same API on Node.js and in the browser, picked by the browser export condition, and about 65 KB min+gzip for the browser — lists, text, trees, history, tags and diff included; undo and branches are subpaths — held to a budget in CI." link: /guide/browser linkText: Browser --- @@ -80,9 +80,9 @@ syncom is measured against Yjs, Automerge, Loro, TinyBase, PouchDB, RxDB, Firepr OrbitDB on the same scenarios, in memory and on disk. Each library runs in a fresh process, is used the way its documentation shows, and is checked to give the right answer before it is timed. The chart shows an empty replica pulling a store of 1,000 records; pick another scenario or storage. -syncom has the fastest cold start (about 37 ms) and serves about a million reads a second from +syncom has the fastest cold start (about 40 ms) and serves about a million reads a second from its cache. Its writes cost more, because each one is signed, logged, filed, catalogued and -chained — on disk about 1,500 a second, where the LevelDB-backed libraries do about 20,000 — and +chained — on disk about 1,300 a second, where the LevelDB-backed libraries do about 20,000 — and a replica verifies every op it receives, which holds a pull in memory to about 25,000 records a second, where Yjs and Loro do 100,000. diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/coldstart.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/coldstart.svg index 7a7a1da..75f7d9c 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/coldstart.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/coldstart.svg @@ -43,22 +43,22 @@ 600 ms syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -36.3 ms in total -load and open 36.0 ms · first read 0.3 ms +39.9 ms in total +load and open 39.4 ms · first read 0.5 ms @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -36 ms + +40 ms syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -37.0 ms in total -load and open 36.0 ms · first read 0.9 ms +41.3 ms in total +load and open 40.3 ms · first read 1.1 ms @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -37 ms + +41 ms TinyBase · MergeableStore, file persister · v10.0.1 50.8 ms in total diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg index dd18422..aec8a57 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-append-memory.svg @@ -75,24 +75,24 @@ samples 23.4k – 23.9k <text class="value" x="465.2450730774969" y="228">23.7k</text> </g> <g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -1,813 ops/s -552 µs per operation -samples 1,468 – 2,815 +1,823 ops/s +549 µs per operation +samples 1,485 – 2,818 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -1,813 + +1,823 syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -1,779 ops/s -562 µs per operation -samples 1,448 – 2,818 +1,801 ops/s +555 µs per operation +samples 1,463 – 2,805 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -1,779 + +1,801 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg index 8e1673c..43006f7 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-disk.svg @@ -106,24 +106,24 @@ samples 7,439 – 8,331 7,817 syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -2,737 records/s -365 µs per record -samples 2,696 – 2,762 +2,635 records/s +379 µs per record +samples 2,415 – 2,734 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -2,737 + +2,635 syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -1,690 records/s -592 µs per record -samples 903 – 1,734 +1,621 records/s +617 µs per record +samples 1,389 – 1,691 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -1,690 + +1,621 OrbitDB · documents, LevelDB · v4.0.0 921 records/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg index a9fd0d6..5c93339 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-bulk-memory.svg @@ -105,24 +105,24 @@ samples 16.6k – 23.8k <text class="value" x="416.760134410402" y="314">22.3k</text> </g> <g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -17,209 records/s -58.1 µs per record -samples 16.8k – 17.4k +16,869 records/s +59.3 µs per record +samples 16.1k – 17.1k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -17.2k + +16.9k syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -16,009 records/s -62.5 µs per record -samples 15.5k – 16.4k +15,789 records/s +63.3 µs per record +samples 15.5k – 16k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -16k + +15.8k Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 8,962 records/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg index 1959396..d1899c4 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-disk.svg @@ -81,24 +81,24 @@ tinybase@10.0.1 1.39M syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -958,203 ops/s -1.04 µs per operation -samples 957k – 963k +890,677 ops/s +1.12 µs per operation +samples 885k – 895k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -958k + +891k syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -951,488 ops/s -1.05 µs per operation -samples 935k – 962k +875,393 ops/s +1.14 µs per operation +samples 825k – 887k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -951k + +875k Loro · updates appended to a file · v1.16.4 285,175 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg index 01c357c..c457d45 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-get-memory.svg @@ -80,25 +80,25 @@ tinybase@10.0.1 1.46M -syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -971,873 ops/s -1.03 µs per operation -samples 964k – 981k +<g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +885,127 ops/s +1.13 µs per operation +samples 883k – 893k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -972k +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +885k -syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -929,272 ops/s -1.08 µs per operation -samples 926k – 946k +<g><title>syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +845,124 ops/s +1.18 µs per operation +samples 685k – 887k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -929k +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +845k Loro · LoroDoc, a LoroMap per record · v1.16.4 312,943 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg index 55ca037..5e99882 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-disk.svg @@ -54,24 +54,24 @@ loro-crdt@1.16.4 42.6k syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -3,062 ops/s -327 µs per operation -samples 2,981 – 3,167 +2,965 ops/s +337 µs per operation +samples 2,751 – 3,181 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -3,062 + +2,965 syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -1,478 ops/s -677 µs per operation -samples 1,006 – 1,913 +1,214 ops/s +824 µs per operation +samples 1,167 – 1,802 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -1,478 + +1,214 Automerge · automerge-repo, NodeFS storage · v3.5.0 1,197 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg index 923f1f2..65f4956 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-inc-memory.svg @@ -55,24 +55,24 @@ loro-crdt@1.16.4 349k syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -18,590 ops/s -53.8 µs per operation -samples 18k – 18.7k +18,846 ops/s +53.1 µs per operation +samples 18.5k – 19.2k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -18.6k + +18.8k syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -16,711 ops/s -59.8 µs per operation -samples 16.2k – 16.9k +17,126 ops/s +58.4 µs per operation +samples 16.5k – 17.4k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -16.7k + +17.1k Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 1,949 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg index 02b2d11..ca1c74d 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-disk.svg @@ -77,24 +77,24 @@ yjs@13.6.33 19.2k syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -2,059 ops/s -486 µs per operation -samples 1,900 – 2,682 +2,417 ops/s +414 µs per operation +samples 1,770 – 2,614 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -2,059 + +2,417 syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -1,523 ops/s -657 µs per operation -samples 871 – 1,791 +1,317 ops/s +759 µs per operation +samples 950 – 1,725 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -1,523 + +1,317 OrbitDB · documents, LevelDB · v4.0.0 952 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg index f2611db..f8b00b3 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-insert-memory.svg @@ -84,35 +84,35 @@ pouchdb@9.0.0 20.3k -syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -17,478 ops/s -57.2 µs per operation -samples 17.1k – 17.9k -@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -17.5k - RxDB · memory storage · v17.6.0 16,702 ops/s 59.9 µs per operation samples 8,306 – 111k rxdb@17.6.0 -RxDB -memory storage · v17.6.0 - -16.7k +RxDB +memory storage · v17.6.0 + +16.7k + +syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +16,673 ops/s +60 µs per operation +samples 16.3k – 16.9k +@alexify/syncom@0.0.1 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +16.7k syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -16,159 ops/s -61.9 µs per operation -samples 15.4k – 16.3k +15,151 ops/s +66 µs per operation +samples 14.9k – 15.6k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -16.2k + +15.2k OrbitDB · documents, memory blockstore · v4.0.0 1,081 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg index 1469d23..914bf06 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-prepend-memory.svg @@ -76,25 +76,25 @@ samples 21.3k – 22.3k <path class="bar" d="M276,215H505.3704352724743A4,4 0 0 1 509.3704352724743,219V225A4,4 0 0 1 505.3704352724743,229H276Z"/> <text class="value" x="515.3704352724743" y="228">21.6k</text> </g> -<g><title>syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -399 ops/s -2.5 ms per operation -samples 300 – 650 +<g><title>syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +391 ops/s +2.56 ms per operation +samples 296 – 621 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -399 +syncom +chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +391 -syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -387 ops/s -2.58 ms per operation -samples 305 – 640 +<g><title>syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 +388 ops/s +2.57 ms per operation +samples 303 – 632 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -387 +syncom +default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 + +388 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg index e264212..873efb1 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-random-memory.svg @@ -77,24 +77,24 @@ samples 20.5k – 21.1k 20.6k syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -549 ops/s +550 ops/s 1.82 ms per operation -samples 419 – 853 +samples 399 – 852 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -549 + +550 syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -541 ops/s -1.85 ms per operation -samples 404 – 861 +537 ops/s +1.86 ms per operation +samples 406 – 824 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -541 + +537 Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 rounds for a batch or a replication), each library in a fresh process · 2026-10-24 diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg index 8f4d643..e8b4a9e 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-disk.svg @@ -86,25 +86,25 @@ tinybase@10.0.1 11.1k -syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -5,833 records/s -171 µs per record -samples 3,342 – 6,033 +<g><title>syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 +5,907 records/s +169 µs per record +samples 5,294 – 5,967 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -5,833 +syncom +chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 + +5,907 -syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -5,820 records/s -172 µs per record -samples 4,256 – 6,096 +<g><title>syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 +5,310 records/s +188 µs per record +samples 4,852 – 6,013 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 -syncom -chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -5,820 +syncom +default, node:fs · v0.0.1 + +5,310 Automerge · automerge-repo, NodeFS storage · v3.5.0 3,098 records/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg index d58c2eb..5f75e90 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-sync-memory.svg @@ -76,24 +76,24 @@ rxdb@17.6.0 64.1k syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -26,249 records/s -38.1 µs per record -samples 22.5k – 26.5k +25,836 records/s +38.7 µs per record +samples 23.8k – 26.2k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -26.2k + +25.8k syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -25,224 records/s -39.6 µs per record -samples 25.1k – 25.8k +25,091 records/s +39.9 µs per record +samples 24k – 25.9k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -25.2k + +25.1k Automerge · Automerge.change, Counter · v3.5.0 20,912 records/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg index 02a1f75..e04e1b6 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-disk.svg @@ -77,24 +77,24 @@ pouchdb@9.0.0 8,805 syncom · chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 -3,076 ops/s -325 µs per operation -samples 2,747 – 3,081 +2,836 ops/s +353 µs per operation +samples 2,718 – 3,027 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -3,076 + +2,836 syncom · default, node:fs · v0.0.1 -1,342 ops/s -745 µs per operation -samples 994 – 1,786 +1,529 ops/s +654 µs per operation +samples 1,223 – 1,649 @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, node:fs · v0.0.1 - -1,342 + +1,529 Automerge · automerge-repo, NodeFS storage · v3.5.0 1,247 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg index 25fc109..e4aa864 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/compare-update-memory.svg @@ -87,24 +87,24 @@ rxdb@17.6.0 50.4k syncom · chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -18,832 ops/s -53.1 µs per operation -samples 18.7k – 19.7k +19,358 ops/s +51.7 µs per operation +samples 19.1k – 19.4k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom chain: false, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -18.8k + +19.4k syncom · default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 -17,097 ops/s -58.5 µs per operation -samples 16.5k – 17.3k +17,243 ops/s +58 µs per operation +samples 17.2k – 17.3k @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 syncom default, createMemoryFsi() · v0.0.1 - -17.1k + +17.2k PouchDB · pouchdb-adapter-memory · v9.0.0 8,313 ops/s diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg index 2760afd..841898f 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg @@ -80,14 +80,14 @@ pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it 40.4 KB syncom · open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter -60.8 KB min+gzip -179.6 KB minified +65.6 KB min+gzip +192.0 KB minified @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry syncom open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter - -60.8 KB + +65.6 KB RxDB · rxdb + Dexie storage + replication 90.1 KB min+gzip diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 502db28..120aa52 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -1,10 +1,13 @@ # API reference -Everything below is exported from the package root, except four subpaths: the +Everything below is exported from the package root, except seven subpaths: the wrpc adapter, [`@alexify/syncom/wrpc`](#wrpc-adapter), the smart contracts, [`@alexify/syncom/contracts`](#contracts-subpath), the IndexedDB backend, -[`@alexify/syncom/idb`](#backends) (`createIdbFsi`), and the text index, -[`@alexify/syncom/search`](#search-subpath) (`createSearch`). The browser build exports +[`@alexify/syncom/idb`](#backends) (`createIdbFsi`), the text index, +[`@alexify/syncom/search`](#search-subpath) (`createSearch`), fractional indexes, +[`@alexify/syncom/order`](#order-subpath), the undo stack, +[`@alexify/syncom/undo`](#undo-subpath) (`createUndo`), and branches, +[`@alexify/syncom/branch`](#branch-subpath). The browser build exports the same names — see [Browser](../guide/browser) for the five signatures that differ. @@ -16,12 +19,14 @@ const syncom = require('@alexify/syncom'); ### `open(options?)` -Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` +Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Takes an options object only — `open('./dir')` is a +`TypeError`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` (alias for `path`), `fsi`, `durable` and `defer` (see [Backends](#backends) and [the storage guide](../guide/storage)), `lock` -(`'fail'` | `'wait'` | `false` — see +(`'fail'` | `'wait'` | `false`, or `{ mode, staleAfter, poll, timeout }` — see [One instance per directory](../guide/storage#one-instance-per-directory)), -`cache`, `integrity` and `catalog` (see +`maxListeners` (the listener cap of the storage and its sync manager, default +100), `cache`, `integrity` and `catalog` (see [The catalog and the cache](../guide/storage#the-catalog-and-the-cache)), `chain` (`false` keeps no [chain](../guide/chain#through-storage)), `actor` (see [Operations](../guide/sync#operations)), `schema` and `validator` (see @@ -39,39 +44,39 @@ Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | Method | Returns | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | `insert(data, options?)` | `Promise<string>` | Generates an id via `getId` (a UUID by default) and writes; rejects with `code: 'INVALID_ID'` when the generator mints one that is not a [valid id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers) | -| `get(id, { at }?)` | `Promise<unknown>` | `null` when absent or deleted; verifies against the chain; a copy — editing it changes nothing. With `at` — an event id, a stamp (a number or a `Date`), `{ vector }` or `{ tag }` — the record at that version, folded from the log (see [Versions and history](../guide/versions)); rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` when the log cannot give it exactly, `INVALID_VERSION` for a malformed `at` or a seq not reached, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | -| `tag(name)` | `Promise<Tag>` | Names the storage as it is now — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }`, kept on this node as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag (see [Tags](../guide/versions#tags)); `name` is of the record-id form; rejects with `TAG_EXISTS` | +| `get(id, { at }?)` | `Promise<unknown>` | `null` when absent or deleted; verifies against the chain; a copy — editing it changes nothing. With `at` — an event id, a stamp (a number or a `Date`), `{ vector }` or `{ tag }` — the record at that version, folded from the log, or a tag's copy (see [Versions and history](../guide/versions)); rejects with `HISTORY_GONE` when the log cannot give it exactly, `INVALID_VERSION` for a malformed `at` or a seq not reached, `TAG_NOT_FOUND` for a tag this node has not, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record (at a tag one reads as its data) | +| `tag(name)` | `Promise<Tag>` | Names the storage as it is now — `{ name, eventId, seq, ts, vector, createdAt }`, kept on this node as the catalog of the moment plus a copy of each record's file taken before its first change after the tag (see [Tags](../guide/versions#tags)); `name` is of the record-id form (a `TypeError` otherwise); deferred files land first. Rejects with `TAG_EXISTS`, `UNPERSISTED` while a record's file lags the log after a failed write, `CORRUPT` while `tags.json` is unreadable | | `untag(name)` | `Promise<void>` | Drops a tag; the copies the next older tag needs move there; rejects with `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | | `tags()` | `Tag[]` | The tags, oldest first — from memory | -| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)` and `list()` (every live id then; promises — the tag's catalog is read at the view's first read), `collection(entity)` (`select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — no `watch()`, no `$text`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | -| `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise<Patch[]>` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | +| `at(name)` | `TagView` | The storage at a tag: its fields plus `get(id)` (the record as it was, through the lens and the read hooks with `at: { tag }`; `null` when it was not there), `has(id)` and `list()` (every live id then; promises — the tag's catalog is read at the view's first read), `collection(entity)` (`name`, `select()`, `count()`, `get()` as it was — `watch()` throws, no `$text`; an entity the schema has not is a `TypeError`) and `snapshot(options)` (pages like `snapshot()`, at the tag's position); throws `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | +| `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise<Patch[]>` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; a text's marks are not diffed; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | | `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops. A patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is a `TypeError` with nothing minted — and every patch is first resolved and applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the whole batch with nothing written; a hook or a validator that throws on a later op leaves the earlier ones committed | -| `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied; lands whole or not at all (see `applyPatches`) | -| `compact(id, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here and on every peer, and the record reads the same; a peer's op stamped before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped, as with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops; `0` for a record that is not there; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one | -| `history(id, { limit = 50, before }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead` — run for the versions handed out alone; `before` (an event id) pages back to the versions older than it; `complete` when the page reaches the first op the node applied and nothing was dropped, `exact` when the versions are what the node held | +| `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` (required) with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied; rejects as `diff()` would; lands whole or not at all (see `applyPatches`) | +| `compact(id, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here and on every peer, and `get()` reads the same, except that a field reading empty (`''`, `[]`, `0`, an empty tree) is left out. What it does not keep: a text's marks (`spans()` reads it plain after) and the cursors into its lists and texts (they read `null`); a list or text over 1 048 576 elements is refused (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'bound'`). A peer's op stamped before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped, as with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops; `0` for a record that is not there; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one | +| `history(id, { limit = 50, before }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead` — run for the versions handed out alone; `limit` a positive integer or `Infinity`; `before` (an event id of this log — `HISTORY_GONE` `epoch` for another incarnation's) pages back to the versions older than it; `complete` when the page reaches the first op the node applied and nothing was dropped, `exact` when the versions are what the node held; rejects with `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | | `has(id)` | `Promise<boolean>` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise<string[]>` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | | `check(entity, data)` | `Promise<unknown>` | Runs the entity's validator as a write would and returns its value; rejects with `ValidationError`; writes nothing | -| `migrate({ entities, batch, actor }?)` | `Promise<{ migrated, counters, sets }>` | Rewrites records of an older schema version through the lens; idempotent; `actor` rides on the ops it writes (see [Reading across versions](../guide/storage#reading-across-versions)) | -| `set(id, data, options?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the record (a `write` op); keeps `$type` unless the data names the same. Every writer rejects an invalid id with `TypeError` `code: 'INVALID_ID'` | -| `update(id, delta, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Sets the listed fields (a `set` op); throws if absent, or on a counter or set field | -| `inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds to a counter field (an `inc` op); throws on a register or set field | -| `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; throws on a register or counter field | -| `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); throws on a register or counter field | -| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind. Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length; throws on a register, counter, set or tree field | +| `migrate({ entities, batch = 100, actor }?)` | `Promise<{ migrated, counters, sets, lists, texts, trees }>` | Rewrites records of an older schema version through the lens — a `write` of the view, then the counters and the sets added back, a list or a text as one run, a tree as one move per node (an empty one is dropped); idempotent; `actor` rides on the ops it writes; a `TypeError` without `open({ schema })` (see [Reading across versions](../guide/storage#reading-across-versions)) | +| `set(id, data, options?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the record (a `write` op); keeps `$type` — data naming another is a `TypeError` with `code: 'TYPE_IMMUTABLE'`; rejects with `FIELD_KIND` for a field held by another kind than a register. Every writer but `update()` rejects an invalid id with `TypeError` `code: 'INVALID_ID'` | +| `update(id, delta, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Sets the listed fields (a `set` op); rejects with `NOT_FOUND` when absent, `FIELD_KIND` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field | +| `inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds to a counter field (an `inc` op); `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | +| `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | +| `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | +| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind (see [Lists, text and trees](../guide/lists)). Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length, `FIELD_KIND` on a register, counter, set or tree field, for a string on a list, or past a bound of the field | | `push(id, key, content, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Appends to a list or text field — a `splice` at the end | | `updateText(id, key, text, { actor }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Makes a text field read as `text`: diffed against the field inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units), one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue; resolves to the number of ops. A difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op replacing the middle | -| `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a text and on the other kinds | -| `move(id, key, from, to, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Moves the element at `from` of a list field to `to`, its index once out (a `move` op); concurrent moves of one element leave it once, at the newer one's place; `from === to` is nothing; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` | -| `treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Puts `node` of a tree field under `parent` (`null`: a root) — after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op); creates the node, the field and the record when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang under the other: the older move stands, the newer is kept without effect, on every node. Rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node and `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`; a move to where the node already is makes no op; throws on the other kinds | +| `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`, `FIELD_KIND` on a text and on the other kinds | +| `move(id, key, from, to, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Moves the element at `from` of a list field to `to`, its index once out (a `move` op); concurrent moves of one element leave it once, at the newer one's place; `from === to` is nothing; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`, `FIELD_KIND` on a text and on the other kinds | +| `treeMove(id, key, node, parent = null, { after, before, actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Puts `node` of a tree field under `parent` (`null`: a root) — after sibling `after`, before sibling `before`, or last (a `tree` op); creates the node, the field and the record when absent. Two nodes moving concurrently so that each would hang under the other: the older move stands, the newer is kept without effect, on every node. `parent === node` is a `TypeError`; rejects with `CYCLE` for a parent under the node, `NOT_FOUND` for a sibling not under `parent`, `OUT_OF_RANGE` for a move that would reach below the 512 levels a tree reads or a place with no room left among its neighbours; a move to where the node already is makes no op; `FIELD_KIND` on the other kinds | | `treeRemove(id, key, node, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes `node` of a tree field with everything under it — a `tree` op moving it under `$trash`; a node not known here is created there, so a concurrent creation lands removed; twice is nothing | -| `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many, actor }?)` | `Promise<string \| null>` | Marks visible range `[start, end)` of a text field with `name: value` (a `mark` op); `expand` (`'after'` by default, `'before'`, `'both'`, `'none'`) says whether text typed at the edges takes the style; per name the newest mark wins; `many: true` stacks with every other of its name. Resolves to the mark's id; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`; throws on a list and on the other kinds | +| `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value, { expand, many, actor }?)` | `Promise<string \| null>` | Marks visible range `[start, end)` of a text field with `name: value` (a `mark` op); `expand` (`'after'` by default, `'before'`, `'both'`, `'none'`) says whether text typed at the edges takes the style; per name the newest mark wins; `many: true` stacks with every other of its name. Resolves to the mark's id; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`, `FIELD_KIND` on a list and on the other kinds | | `unmark(id, key, start, end, name, { expand, actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes a style over a range: a null mark under the reversed expand rule, so the removal grows where the style would not | | `unmarkById(id, key, markId, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Switches one mark off by its id (what `mark()` resolved to) — the only way for a `many` mark | | `spans(id, key)` | `Promise<TextSpan[] \| null>` | The text field as runs of equal style, `[{ text, marks }]`; raw — no lens, no read hooks; `null` unless the field is a text | | `cursor(id, key, index, { side }?)` | `Promise<string \| null>` | A cursor into a list or text field — a place that survives edits around it, before the element at `index` (`'before'`, the default) or after the one before it; `null` out of range or when the field is not a sequence | | `index(id, key, cursor)` | `Promise<number \| null>` | Where a cursor is now; `null` once its place is gone (a reset) | -| `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise<boolean>` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects when absent | +| `swap(id, changes, prev, { actor }?)` | `Promise<boolean>` | CAS, compared inside the mutation queue — `false`, and no write, on mismatch; rejects with `NOT_FOUND` when absent | | `repair(id)` | `Promise<{ ops, alive }>` | Rebuilds a record whose file fails its integrity check from the log's entries of it (see [Repair](../guide/storage#repair)); rejects with `code: 'UNRECOVERABLE'` when the log holds no whole-record op for it | | `delete(id, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Leaves a tombstone | | `purge(id, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Forgets the record for good: a `purge` op and a scrub of its log entries, here and on every peer (see [Purge](../guide/storage#purge)) | @@ -82,14 +87,15 @@ Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Options: `path` (default `'syncom'`), `name` | `validate(id, data, blockHash)` | `Promise<boolean>` | One record against its block | | `getCachedData(id)` | `unknown \| null` | Synchronous cache peek, raw (no lens) | | `hasRecord(id)` | `boolean` | Whether the id is a live record — from the catalog, no I/O | -| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, tags: { count, corrupt }, held, deferred, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs, pins }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O; `tags.corrupt` while `tags.json` could not be read; `held` records whose files lag the log after a failed write, `deferred` those waiting under `open({ defer })`; `log.pins` readers holding segments past retention | +| `stats()` | `{ closed, queue, cache: { size, max, pinned }, catalog: { entries, dirty }, tags: { count, corrupt }, held, deferred, log: { length, floor, next, epoch, segments, latestTs, droppedTs, pins }, chain: { tail } \| null, lock: { mode } \| null }` | The node's health, from memory — no I/O; `tags.corrupt` while `tags.json` could not be read; `held` records whose files lag the log — after a failed write, or waiting under `open({ defer })` — and `deferred` the latter alone; `log.pins` readers holding segments past retention | | `applyRemote(ops, { via, scopes, peer, adoptFrom, bound }?)` | `Promise<{ applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope }>` | Applies a peer's ops, in order per origin; `peer` is `{ url, node }` for the hooks; `malformed` ops (shape, id, a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew`) and ops refused for their signature (`forged`; `unsigned` under `sync.signatures: 'require'`) are counted and dropped; an `advance` is adopted only when its origin is `adoptFrom`; under `bound` (a host's push passes the peer's granted scopes) an op whose record is outside them, before or after it, is counted `outOfScope` and dropped | | `snapshot({ cursor, limit, scopes }?)` | `Promise<{ records, cursor, eventId, vector }>` | One page of state, tombstones included | | `mergeSnapshot(records, { via, from }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Joins a page (as `merge` ops of this node) | | `adoptVector(vector, { via, from }?)` | `Promise<SyncOp \| null>` | Records what a joined snapshot covers (an `advance` op) | -| `close()` | `Promise<void>` | Stops sync and seals the log; further writes are refused | +| `close()` | `Promise<void>` | Stops sync, lands deferred files and seals the log; further writes are refused (`CLOSED`) | -Properties: `schema`, `schemaInfo` (`{ version, hash, previous, held }`, +Properties: `fsi` (the backend given to `open()`, wrapped when `durable`, or +the platform's), `schema`, `schemaInfo` (`{ version, hash, previous, held }`, `null` without a schema — see [Schema versions](../guide/storage#schema-versions)), `sync`, `nodeId` (this node's Ed25519 public key, base64url — what its ops are verified against), `signatures` (`'verify'`, `'require'` or `false`), `path`, @@ -105,8 +111,9 @@ the operation (see [Hooks and events](../guide/hooks#events)): | Event | Payload | When | | --- | --- | --- | | `change` | `(op, via)` | Every op applied here; `via` is `null` for a local write, otherwise `{ url, node }` of the peer it came from (`url` null on the hosting side) | -| `apply` | `({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged })` | A peer's batch is durable | -| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code` and `error.op`, plus `error.rejected` (`OP_REFUSED`: `[{ field, reason }]`, `reason` a kind, `'bound'` — with `detail`, `count`, `max` — or `'malformed'`) or `error.entity` + `error.issues` (`OP_INVALID`); `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks (register, counter, set, list, text, tree, in that order), past a bound of a list or text field, or carrying a payload the engine does not admit; skipped as invalid under this node's schema, skipped because this node cannot read the record's file (`OP_UNREADABLE`), or refused for a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); signatures refused (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | +| `commit` | `({ op, seq, source, before, after, kinds })` | A local op is durable — never a peer's, a snapshot's merge or an encrypted write; `before`/`after` the record around it as copies (`null` when absent or deleted), `kinds` every field's kind, `source` the Record whose `save()` it was or what `applyPatches()` was given, else `null`; built only while someone listens (see [The commit event](../guide/versions#the-commit-event)) | +| `apply` | `({ via, peer, ops, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, outOfScope })` | A peer's batch is durable | +| `error` | `(error)` with `error.code` and `error.op`, plus `error.rejected` (`OP_REFUSED`: `[{ field, reason }]`, `reason` a kind, `'bound'` — with `detail`, `count`, `max` — or `'malformed'`) or `error.entity` + `error.issues` (`OP_INVALID`); `error.count` for `BAD_SIGNATURE` and `UNSIGNED`; `error.ids` for `UNPERSISTED` | A peer's op of a kind the field's holder outranks (register, counter, set, list, text, tree, in that order), past a bound of a list or text field, or carrying a payload the engine does not admit; skipped as invalid under this node's schema, skipped because this node cannot read the record's file (`OP_UNREADABLE`), or refused for a stamp beyond `sync.maxSkew` (`SKEW`); signatures refused (`BAD_SIGNATURE`, `UNSIGNED`); logged ops whose record files could not be written (`UNPERSISTED`) | | `conflict` | `({ kind: 'unique', entity, fields, id, other, op })` | A peer's op left a unique key shared by two records; both are kept | | `schema` | `({ kind: 'drift', peer, version, hash, local })` / `({ kind: 'ahead', op, held })` | A peer runs this schema version with another snapshot hash (see [Schemas](../guide/sync#schemas)) / a peer's op is from a newer version, applied or held | | `log` | `({ kind: 'roll', sealed, dropped, floor, segments })` | The log sealed a segment and maybe dropped old ones; `floor` is where a resume is still possible | @@ -126,7 +133,8 @@ assignment, and when the record changes in storage (`null` data once deleted). `splice(key, index, count?, content?, { actor }?)`, `push(key, content, { actor }?)`, `updateText(key, text, { actor }?)`, `setAt(key, index, value, { actor }?)`, `move(key, from, to, { actor }?)`, `mark(key, start, end, name, value, options?)`, -`unmark(…)`, `unmarkById(key, markId)`, `spans(key)`, `cursor(key, index, options?)`, `index(key, cursor)`, +`unmark(key, start, end, name, options?)`, `unmarkById(key, markId, { actor }?)`, `spans(key)`, +`cursor(key, index, options?)`, `index(key, cursor)`, `treeMove(key, node, parent?, { after, before, actor }?)`, `treeRemove(key, node, { actor }?)`, `delete({ actor }?)`, plus a live property per field of the loaded object. @@ -137,8 +145,9 @@ Created per schema entity and exposed as `storage.<EntityName>`; a name the storage already answers to (`get`, `close`, `log`, `sync`…) is refused at `open()` with a `TypeError`. -`name`, `insert(data, options?)`, `get(id)` (null for a record of another -collection), `set(id, data, options?)` (stamped as the collection's), +`name`, `insert(data, options?)` (resolves to the new record's `Record`), +`get(id, { at }?)` (null for a record of another collection), +`set(id, data, options?)` (stamped as the collection's), `update(id, delta, { actor }?)` (refuses a delta naming `$type`), `delete(id, { actor }?)`, `record(id)` — `update`, `delete` and `record` reject with `NOT_FOUND` for a record of another collection — @@ -188,8 +197,9 @@ Properties: `storage`, `started`. Events (contained, like the storage's): `peer` `({ url, connected, node?, reconnected?, schema? })`, `sync` `({ url, pushed })` after a push and `({ url, -received, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged })` after a received -page, `bootstrap` `({ url, records })`, `error` (with `.url`; `code: 'PAGE_FAILED'` / `'STUCK'` +received, applied, skipped, duplicates, gaps, malformed, unsigned, forged, +outOfScope })` after a received page, `bootstrap` `({ url, records })`, `error` +(with `.url`; `code: 'PAGE_FAILED'` / `'STUCK'` with `cursor` and `attempt` for a page of the feed that could not be applied, `'HANDSHAKE_LOOP'` for a host that keeps answering 428), `start`, `stop`, `node` `({ url, action: 'add' | 'remove' | 'enable' | 'disable' })`, `connect` @@ -211,29 +221,30 @@ What syncom rejects with when an operation cannot be done: `name` `'SyncomError'`, a `code` from the table below, the fields the code lists, and `cause` when an underlying error exists. A `TypeError` is the other kind — a wrong argument, option or hook result, a bug in the calling code — and -carries no code, except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE` and `NO_CHAIN`, whose -value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are +carries no code, except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE`, `INVALID_VERSION` and +`NO_CHAIN`, whose value is data or configuration (the rows below say "a +`TypeError`"). `HookError` and `ValidationError` are `SyncomError`s. Exported from the package root; the union of codes is the `SyncomErrorCode` type. | Code | Raised by | Fields | | --- | --- | --- | -| `CLOSED` | any write or `applyRemote()` after `close()` | — | +| `CLOSED` | any write, `applyPatches()`, `tag()`/`untag()`, `repair()`, `applyRemote()`, `mergeSnapshot()` or `adoptVector()` after `close()` | — | | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | -| `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection; `treeMove()` with an `after`/`before` sibling not under the parent | `id`, `entity` (the collection's); `field`, `node` (the sibling) for a tree | -| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()` on a register, counter, set or tree field, `setAt()`/`move()`/`mark()` and `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on any other kind; a list or text op past a bound of the field — pending work (`sync.pendingMax`), a run or the field as a whole in slots | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'`, `'tree'` — or `'bound'`, with `detail` (`'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'`), `count` and `max`) | +| `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection; `treeMove()` with an `after`/`before` sibling not under the parent | none from `update()`/`swap()`; `id`, `entity` (the collection's) from a collection; `id`, `field`, `node` (the sibling) for a tree | +| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()`/`updateText()` on a register, counter, set or tree field (and a string on a list), `setAt()`/`move()` on anything but a list, `mark()`/`unmark()`/`unmarkById()` on anything but a text, `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on anything but a tree — the patches of `applyPatches()` alike; a list or text op past a bound of the field — pending work (`sync.pendingMax`, 4 096), a run (1 048 576 slots) or the field as a whole (4 194 304 slots; see [Costs and limits](../guide/lists#costs-and-limits)) | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'`, `'tree'` — or `'bound'`, with `detail` (`'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'`), `count` and `max`) | | `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not; `mark()`/`unmark()` over a range the text has not; `treeMove()` to a place that would read below the 512 levels a tree shows, or between neighbours with no room left for another fractional index | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length`; for a tree `node` and `depth`, `max`, or `reason: 'fi'`, `length`, `max` | -| `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that is the node itself or hangs under it — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | -| `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })` for a version the log cannot give exactly: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | -| `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })` with an `at` of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached (a `TypeError`) | — | +| `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that hangs under the node — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is (the node itself as its parent is a `TypeError`) | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | +| `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })`, `diff()`, `restore()` for a version the log cannot give exactly, `history({ before })` with an event id of another incarnation: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | +| `INVALID_VERSION` | `get(id, { at })`, `diff()`, `restore()` with a version of the wrong shape, or an event id this log has not reached; `history({ before })` with a malformed event id (a `TypeError`) | — | | `TAG_EXISTS` | `tag()` of a name in use | `tag` | -| `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })` of a tag this node has not — or of one whose catalog could not be read when first used (the tag is dropped then, with a `tags.dropped` warning) | `tag` | +| `TAG_NOT_FOUND` | `untag()`, `at()`, `get(id, { at: { tag } })`, `diff()`/`restore()` at `{ tag }` of a tag this node has not — or of one whose catalog could not be read when first used, which a tag view's reads (`has()`, `list()`, a collection's `get()`/`select()`/`count()`, `snapshot()`) find too (the tag is dropped then, with a `tags.dropped` warning) | `tag` | | `BRANCH_EXISTS` | `branch()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) at a path that holds a `branch.json`, or any file — another storage, say — already: a branch opens in a new directory | `path` | -| `ENCRYPTED` | `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()` or `push()` on an encrypted record; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated one | — | -| `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | -| `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read; `tag()` while `tags.json` cannot be read — the open went on without tags, kept the file as `tags.corrupt.json` and keeps the copies the tags would need under `tags/.pending/` until the file is repaired | `cause`; `file` | +| `ENCRYPTED` | any op beyond a whole-record write — `inc()`, `add()`, `remove()`, `splice()`, `push()`, `updateText()`, `setAt()`, `move()`, `mark()`, `unmark()`, `unmarkById()`, `treeMove()`, `treeRemove()` — on an encrypted record; `get(id, { at })` (not at a tag), `history()`, `diff()`, `restore()`, `compact()` of one: it has no past in the log; `{ encrypted: true }` on a replicated record | — | +| `INTEGRITY` | a read (`get()`, `has()`, a cursor) or a write (it loads the record first) of a record whose file fails its chain block check, under `integrity: 'verify'`, or cannot be parsed at all (a file torn by a crash; `repair(id)` rebuilds it) | `id`, `cause` (the parse error) | +| `CORRUPT` | `open()` when `node.json`, `schema.json` or `.blockchain.json` cannot be read; `tag()` while `tags.json` cannot be read — the open went on without tags, kept the file as `tags.corrupt.json` and keeps the copies the tags would need under `tags/.pending/` until the file is repaired; `branchInfo()` and `drop()` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`) when `branch.json` cannot be read or is no branch file | `cause`; `file` from `tag()` | | `DOWNGRADE` | `open()` with `ahead: 'hold'` and a schema version below the one the directory ran | — | -| `LOCKED` | `open()` while another instance holds the directory | `path` | +| `LOCKED` | `open()` while another instance holds the directory — at once under `lock: 'fail'`, after `lock.timeout` ms under `'wait'` | `path` | | `KEYS_INCOMPLETE` | `open()`, `loadKeys()`, `loadSigningKeys()` when one file of a pair (RSA or signing) is missing | — | | `IDENTITY_MISMATCH` | `open()` when `node.json` names another signing key than `keys/sign-public.pem` — a key pair replaced or restored under a signed identity | `id` (what `node.json` names), `key` (the pair on disk) | | `BAD_SIGNATURE` | the storage's `error` event, once per page: a peer's op whose signature does not verify against its origin, or whose payload its digest does not match (`sync.signatures` `'verify'` or `'require'`) | `op` (the first refused), `count` | @@ -251,7 +262,10 @@ value is data or configuration. `HookError` and `ValidationError` are | `UNPERSISTED` | the storage's `error` event: ops were logged — the write stands, and replicates — but their record files (or chain block, or a tag's copy) could not be written; the records are held in memory and the next open replays the batch onto the files. Also `tag()` while a record is held: no file to copy from until it lands | `ids`, `cause` (the event's) | | `REWOUND` | the sync `error` event, at a hello: the host holds more of this node's own ops than its log does — a directory restored from an older copy, or another instance with this identity. The node moves its streams past the host's and bootstraps from it; writes made since the restore and before this hello are lost to the host | `url`, `local`, `remote` (vector keys of this node → seq) | | `UNDELIVERABLE` | the sync `error` event, once per hello: the host lacks ops of this node's own that its log no longer retains (written before any node was registered, and compacted since); they are not sent | `url`, `missing` (key → `{ host, retained }`) | -| `SKEW`, `OP_UNREADABLE`, `OP_REFUSED`, `OP_INVALID` | the storage `error` event — see [`Storage`](#storage) | `op`, plus `rejected` / `entity` + `issues` | +| `SKEW`, `OP_UNREADABLE`, `OP_REFUSED`, `OP_INVALID` | the storage `error` event — see [`Storage`](#storage) | `op`, plus `rejected` / `entity` + `issues`; `cause` for `OP_UNREADABLE` | +| `INVALID_ID` | every writer (but `update()`, which finds no such record first: `NOT_FOUND`), `repair()`, `diff()`, `applyPatches()`, `compact()`, `spans()`, `cursor()`, `index()` given an id that is not a [valid id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers) — and `insert()` when `getId` mints one (a `TypeError`); `get()`, `has()` and `history()` answer as for an absent record | — | +| `TYPE_IMMUTABLE` | a local `set()`, `update()`, `swap()`, `record.save()` or patch whose data names another `$type` than the record's (a `TypeError`) | — | +| `NO_CHAIN` | `validate()` under `open({ chain: false })` (a `TypeError`) | — | | `HOOK_FAILED` | a `HookError` | `hook`, `cause` | | `VALIDATION_FAILED` | a `ValidationError` | `entity`, `issues`, `cause` | @@ -292,33 +306,40 @@ will take after this version. `open({ sync: { sharedLog } })` is refused. ### `OpLog` -`await new OpLog(basePath, { rollAfter, retention, logger, telemetry, sealApplied })` — +`await new OpLog(basePath, { rollAfter, retention, logger, telemetry, fsi, sealApplied, onRoll })` — `storage.log` is the one you want. With `sealApplied` (what the storage asks -for) a roll seals only the batches marked `applied`. +for) a roll seals only the batches marked `applied`; `onRoll` is told +`{ sealed, dropped, floor, segments }` after every seal (the storage's `log` +event). | Member | Notes | | --- | --- | | `epoch`, `floor`, `next`, `vector`, `length`, `lastEventId` | See [The log](../guide/sync#the-log) | +| `formatId(seq)`, `seqOf(key)` | The event id of a seq of this log; one key of the vector (`origin` or `origin@scope`) without copying it | +| `segments`, `retainedOps`, `latestTs`, `pins` | Sealed segments on disk; how many ops retention keeps at least (`Infinity` when no count bounds it); the newest stamp held since the open (what the clock is seeded from); how many `pin()` readers there are | | `append(ops, { skipped, held }?)` | `Promise<LogEntry[]>` — entries with their seqs, once on disk; `skipped` ops are flagged, `held` ones with the version they wait for | | `held()` | `LogEntry[]` — the entries held for a newer schema version | | `droppedHeld`, `resetDroppedHeld()` | Held entries compaction dropped since the last reset | | `droppedTs` | The newest stamp among the ops the log no longer holds — compacted, or unreadable at open; `0` while nothing was ever dropped. A record's past is whole from a reset (`write`, `delete`, `purge`) stamped above it | +| `retain(keep)` | Entries `keep(entry)` answers true for stay, with their segment and everything after it, whatever the retention; `null` clears it. One slot — the sync manager's, which keeps a dialing node's own ops until every node it syncs with has them | | `pin(keep)` → `unpin()` | Like `retain`, for a reader of the past: the entries `keep(entry)` answers true for stay, with their segment and everything after it, until `unpin()`; pins add up, `retain` stays the sync manager's | | `scrub(id)` | `Promise<number>` — strips the payload of every entry of `id` and the nonce that salted its digest (`scrubbed: true`), in memory and on disk; the signature and the digest stay, so the header still verifies | | `read(eventId, { scopes, limit }?)` | `{ entries, last }` — the entries in `scopes` after the id, and the seq of the last entry examined (in scope or not; where a feed's cursor may move), or `null` when it cannot be resumed | | `since(eventId, { scopes, limit }?)` | `read(...).entries`, or `null` when it cannot be resumed | -| `entriesOf(id)` | Every retained entry of the record, oldest first — what `repair()` replays | +| `entriesOf(id)` | Every retained entry of the record, oldest first — what `repair()` replays and `history()` folds | | `advance(vector)` | Adopts a vector (after a snapshot) | | `tail()` | The unsealed entries a reopen replays | | `applied(from, to?)` | The batches within `from..to` are reflected in the records; under `sealApplied` a roll stops short of the oldest batch not yet applied | | `flush()` | Seals the open files now (what `applied` allows) | | `close()` | Seals what can be sealed and writes the index | -### `applyOp(entry, op)` / `mergeEntry(a, b)` / `isAlive(entry)` +### `applyOp(entry, op, { pendingMax }?)` / `mergeEntry(a, b)` / `isAlive(entry)` The record-level model: apply one op to an entry (`{ entry, changed, delta, -rejected }`), join two entries, and whether an entry is a live record or a -tombstone. Pure functions; `entry` may be `null`. +rejected }`, `rejected` the refused fields as the `error` event carries them; +`pendingMax` the bound `sync.pendingMax` sets, 4 096 by default), join two +entries, and whether an entry is a live record or a tombstone. Pure functions; +`entry` may be `null`. ## CRDT @@ -431,7 +452,7 @@ server, OPFS in the browser — as those five functions, and: indexedDB }?)` returns an fsi over one object store, with a `close()` of its own (see [Browser](../guide/browser)). -## Order +## Order (subpath) ```js import { between, spread, compare, isKey } from '@alexify/syncom/order'; @@ -440,7 +461,8 @@ import { between, spread, compare, isKey } from '@alexify/syncom/order'; Fractional indexes: strings that sort with `<`, with room between any two. Keep one in a register field (`position`) and `order('position')` the records — tasks in a column, blocks of a document. Adapted from Loro's -fractional index (see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md); off the main entry, under 1 KB. +fractional index (see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md); off the main entry, about 1 KB +min+gzip. The core uses the same module for a tree's places. | Function | Returns | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | @@ -452,22 +474,23 @@ fractional index (see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md); off the main entry, under 1 KB. ## Undo (subpath) ```js -import { createUndo } from '@alexify/syncom/undo'; +import { createUndo, UndoManager } from '@alexify/syncom/undo'; ``` An undo stack over one node's own writes, fed by the storage's `commit` event and applied through `applyPatches()` — see [Undo and redo](../guide/versions#undo-and-redo). Off the main entry; its patch -vocabulary, Myers and Emitter are the core's. +vocabulary, Myers and Emitter are the core's. `UndoManager` is the class +`createUndo()` builds, exported too. | Member | Notes | | --- | --- | -| `createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval = 500, limit = 100, scope, exclude, actor }?)` | `UndoManager` — commits within `mergeInterval` ms make one step, `limit` steps are kept, `scope` keeps to one scope's ops, `exclude(op)` leaves ops out, `actor` is who the undo's ops say made them; stops itself on `close()` | +| `createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval = 500, limit = 100, scope, exclude, actor }?)` | `UndoManager` — commits within `mergeInterval` ms of a step's first make one step, `limit` steps are kept, `scope` keeps to one scope's ops (`'*'` the global one), `exclude(op)` leaves ops out, `actor` is who the undo's ops say made them; holds the log from its oldest step (`log.pins`); stops itself on `close()`; a wrong option is a `TypeError` | | `undo({ force }?)`, `redo({ force }?)` | `Promise<{ applied, skipped }>` — the newest step taken back (done again) as new ops; a field anyone else changed since is left alone and counted in `skipped`, a whole-record step with such a conflict is skipped whole, unless `force` | | `canUndo`, `canRedo`, `size` | `boolean`, `boolean`, `{ undo, redo }` | | `mark()` | Closes the current step: the next commit starts a new one | | `clear()`, `stop()` | Drops the stacks; `stop()` also stops listening and lets the log compact | -| `on('push' \| 'pop' \| 'change', fn)` | `push` `({ direction: 'undo', records })` a step grew; `pop` `({ direction, applied, skipped })` a step was undone or redone | +| `on('push' \| 'pop' \| 'change', fn)` | An `Emitter`: `push` `({ direction: 'undo', records })` a step began or grew; `pop` `({ direction, applied, skipped })` a step was undone or redone; `change` `()` after anything that moved the stacks — those two, `clear()`, a purge forgetting its record | ## Branch (subpath) @@ -481,10 +504,10 @@ through the parent's own constructor, so it bundles no engine. | Function | Returns | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | -| `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` | `Promise<Storage>` | A storage at `path` — a new identity — standing at the parent's state, or at the tag; opened with `options` (`sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`); writes `branch.json`; rejects with `BRANCH_EXISTS` for a path that holds a `branch.json` or any other file (another storage is never taken over); a fork that fails leaves nothing behind | -| `merge(source, { into })` | `Promise<{ ops, pages, joined }>` | Hands `into` the ops it lacks through `applyRemote`, in pages — of every stream the source holds; `joined: true` when the source's log no longer held what `into` needs of any of them (a third node's included) and its state was joined instead, never a gap | -| `branchInfo(storage)` | `Promise<BranchInfo \| null>` | `{ parent, forkedAt: { eventId, vector, ts, tag }, createdAt }` from the directory's `branch.json`, or `null` | -| `drop(storage)` | `Promise<void>` | Closes the branch and removes its files (the directories stay); a storage with no `branch.json` is refused with a `TypeError` — this is the one call that deletes data, and it takes only what `branch()` made | +| `branch(parent, { path, from?: { tag }, ...options })` | `Promise<Storage>` | A storage at `path` — a new identity — standing at the parent's state, or at the tag; opened with `options` (`fsi` the parent's unless given; `sync` gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`); writes `branch.json`; rejects with `BRANCH_EXISTS` for a path that holds a `branch.json` or any other file (another storage is never taken over), `TAG_NOT_FOUND` for a tag the parent has not; a fork that fails leaves nothing behind | +| `merge(source, { into })` | `Promise<{ ops, pages, joined }>` | Hands `into` the ops it lacks through `applyRemote`, in pages — of every stream the source holds; `joined: true` when the source's log no longer held what `into` needs of any of them (a third node's included) and its state was joined instead, never a gap. Either way round; a storage into itself is a `TypeError` | +| `branchInfo(storage)` | `Promise<BranchInfo \| null>` | `{ parent, forkedAt: { eventId, vector, ts, tag }, createdAt }` from the directory's `branch.json`, or `null`; rejects with `CORRUPT` when the file cannot be read | +| `drop(storage)` | `Promise<void>` | Closes the branch and removes its files (the directories stay); a storage with no `branch.json` is refused with a `TypeError`, an unreadable one with `CORRUPT` — this is the one call that deletes data, and it takes only what `branch()` made | ## Search (subpath) @@ -511,3 +534,5 @@ const { createWrpcLink, isSyncLink, SYNC_INTROSPECTION } = require('@alexify/syn `createWrpcLink(client, { unit = 'syncom' }?)` wraps a `WrpcClient` into a [link](../guide/sync#the-link-contract); see [wrpc transport](../guide/wrpc). +`SYNC_INTROSPECTION` is what the adapter feeds `client.use()` (under `unit`), so +the four procedures exist on `client.api` without a `load()`. diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index c7ee5bf..9d43a1a 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1569,7 +1569,9 @@ export interface Storage { * Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of * the registers, then one op per field of another kind (a text or a list * as one run, a tree as one move per node) — so what lies under it goes by - * the reset rule here and on every peer, and the record reads the same. + * the reset rule here and on every peer. `get()` reads the same, but for a + * field that reads empty, which is left out; a text's marks and the cursors + * into the record's lists and texts are not kept. * Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for a record that is not there. */ compact(id: string, options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise<number>; diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 2afc8de..ce4f389 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ // The one local write path: `storage[COMMIT]` lands here, inside the // mutation queue. The op is built, applied, validated, logged (a durable // seq), persisted, then announced — in that order, for every kind of local -// write (`write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `delete`, `purge`; a -// bootstrap's merges go through src/bootstrap.js). `core` is what Storage lends its write paths: +// write (`write`, `set`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `assign`, `move`, +// `mark`, `tree`, `delete`, `purge`; a bootstrap's merges go through +// src/bootstrap.js). `core` is what Storage lends its write paths: // the log, the clock, the chain, the entries, the hook runner and the // lensed readers — see Storage#open. diff --git a/src/hosting.js b/src/hosting.js index 4542010..62c799f 100644 --- a/src/hosting.js +++ b/src/hosting.js @@ -84,7 +84,8 @@ const waitFor = (wakers, signal) => // a page over `opsPerPush` or `bytesPerPush` is 413, a peer over // `opsPerSecond` is 429 — a token bucket in its state, refilled at that // rate, holding one second's worth. Codes, not a hang-up: the dialer -// reports them and recomputes from the vector at its next hello. +// reports them, marks the host behind and pushes again from the vector at +// the next sign of life on the link (`#recover` in src/sync.js). const limit = (otel, state, args, ops, limits) => { const { opsPerPush, bytesPerPush, opsPerSecond } = limits; if (opsPerPush !== undefined && ops.length > opsPerPush) { diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index c5ee8a3..36b61d3 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -47,13 +47,13 @@ // registers do not, but the vector-based dedup does. // // A field is a REGISTER, a COUNTER, a SET, a LIST, a TEXT or a TREE, never -// two of them: `set`/`write` on a counter, set, sequence or tree field, `inc` -// on a register, set, sequence or tree field, `add`/`remove` on a register, -// counter, sequence or tree field, `splice` on a register, counter, set or -// tree field, `tree` on any other kind are refused (reported in `rejected`) -// — the kinds cannot be made to commute, and refusing is honest where -// guessing would silently diverge. On a snapshot merge the register wins, -// then the counter, the set, the list, the text, the tree. +// two of them. Locally an op on a field of another kind is refused before it +// is stamped (`kindClash` in src/commit.js). From a peer the kinds' precedence +// decides, on the op path (`yieldTo`) as on a snapshot merge: the register +// wins, then the counter, the set, the list, the text, the tree. Where the +// winner arrives the loser's state is dropped; where the winner is held the +// loser's op is refused (reported in `rejected`). The rule reads kinds alone, +// never stamps, which is what makes it commute. // // Why a set converges (what the tests check): one origin's adds of an element // are stamped in seq order, so a node that observed the add at `r` observed @@ -896,7 +896,7 @@ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { } applyBase(entry, {}); // A register that also became a counter on the other side: the register - // wins (the rule is refuse-on-write, and the writes already happened). + // wins, by the kinds' precedence (the writes already happened). for (const field of Object.keys(meta.counters)) { if (own(meta.clock, field) !== undefined) { delete meta.counters[field]; diff --git a/src/sync.js b/src/sync.js index 78e3bd2..76ad289 100644 --- a/src/sync.js +++ b/src/sync.js @@ -605,8 +605,8 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { // One span per push, whatever its page count: with wrpc underneath, the // `syncom/push` client span of every page nests under it, and the server // span on the far side under that — the link carries the context. - // `reason` says what caused it: a handshake, a manual sync(), or a relay - // of ops that just landed. + // `reason` says what caused it: a handshake, a manual sync(), a relay of + // ops that just landed, or a recovery push after a failed one. async #send(peer, ops, reason) { const otel = this.#otel; if (!otel.enabled || ops.length === 0) return this.#sendPages(peer, ops); From 98e4ba21db8e5705f89b1c2ea306497c00fca2b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:32:45 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 41/53] docs(vs-crdt): syncom compared with Yjs, Automerge and Loro as CRDT libraries A page like Compared with RxDB, for the CRDT libraries only and only as CRDT libraries: no queries, storage engines or sync services. 141 rows in seven sections (package and platform, document model, data types, changes and events, history and versions, encoding and sync, integrity and safety), each cell decided from the repositories as cloned on 2026-10-23 (Yjs main at 0e0dc34, 14.0.0-rc.29, with notes where npm's 13.6.33 differs; Automerge 3.5.0 at 5bae775 with automerge-repo at 3ab7c33; Loro 1.17.1 at 75e4bf2) and their docs, with the published packages run where a claim was cheap to test. Every cell keeps its source file and lines. - docs/comparison-crdt.json, rendered into docs/guide/vs-crdt.md by scripts/comparison.js (a third page); a four-column matrix style; the sidebar, comparison.md, vs-rxdb.md and the README link to it. - The page adds what the three are and are not, how the table was made, the API of each side by side, the text benchmarks of the four, and which to choose. - bench:size measures the whole package of each CRDT library next to syncom's entry (`cores` in size.json); BenchFigure's `cores` chart shows them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 5 +- CLAUDE.md | 13 +- README.md | 4 +- bench/compare/size.js | 32 +- bench/report/model.mjs | 32 + bench/results/size.json | 44 + docs/.vitepress/config.mts | 1 + .../theme/components/BenchFigure.vue | 18 +- docs/.vitepress/theme/custom.css | 12 + docs/comparison-crdt.json | 4002 +++++++++++++++++ docs/guide/comparison.md | 3 +- docs/guide/vs-crdt.md | 799 ++++ docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md | 3 +- scripts/comparison.js | 2 + 14 files changed, 4953 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) create mode 100644 docs/comparison-crdt.json create mode 100644 docs/guide/vs-crdt.md diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index c1026c8..a51caa7 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -262,7 +262,10 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. by `pnpm docs:comparison`) compares forty-eight features, each cell decided from the published source. New pages: Why syncom?, Compared with alternatives, Compared with RxDB (300 rows from its code and docs), - Benchmarks, Architecture. + Compared with CRDT libraries (Yjs, Automerge and Loro as CRDT libraries + only: 141 rows from their repositories, `docs/comparison-crdt.json`, with + the size of each whole package from `pnpm bench:size`), Benchmarks, + Architecture. - **`storage.repair(id)`.** A record whose file fails its integrity check (`INTEGRITY`) or is torn is rebuilt from this node's log: the retained diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 26f135d..a0a9a0c 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -84,7 +84,8 @@ bench/compare/ the cross-library comparison: its OWN package.json (th devDependencies), adapters/ (one per library), worker.js, size.js bench/report/ model.mjs (what every chart shows) + svg.mjs (README images); bench/report.js writes both bench/results/ compare.json, size.json, engine.json — the inputs of the charts, committed -docs/comparison.json the feature matrix; scripts/comparison.js renders it into docs/guide/comparison.md +docs/comparison*.json the feature matrices; scripts/comparison.js renders comparison.json into docs/guide/comparison.md, + comparison-rxdb.json into vs-rxdb.md, comparison-crdt.json into vs-crdt.md scripts/size.js bundle-size report with browser budgets docs/ VitePress site ``` @@ -604,10 +605,12 @@ green whatever else moves. `<!-- bench:<name>:start -->` / `:end -->` in README.md and docs/guide/benchmarks.md and the SVGs in docs/public/benchmarks/; edit `bench/results/*.json` or the model, never the regions. The docs components (`docs/.vitepress/theme/components/Bench*.vue`) import the same `bench/report/model.mjs`. -- **The matrix is data.** Every cell of `docs/comparison.json` keeps the `source` it was decided from (and a - `detail` for a footnote left out of the table); `pnpm docs:comparison` renders it. A cell about another - project is decided from its published source and official docs, not its README; the syncom column from - this repository. Keep the prose of docs/guide/comparison.md and why.md in step with the counts. +- **The matrix is data.** Every cell of `docs/comparison.json`, `docs/comparison-rxdb.json` and + `docs/comparison-crdt.json` keeps the `source` it was decided from (and a `detail` for a footnote left out of + the table); `pnpm docs:comparison` renders them. A cell about another project is decided from its source and + official docs, not its README — the CRDT page from the clones in `../../open-source/local-first-alternatives/` + at the commits it names; the syncom column from this repository. Keep the prose of docs/guide/comparison.md, + vs-rxdb.md, vs-crdt.md and why.md in step with the counts. ## Documentation diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 1dab116..381381e 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -179,7 +179,8 @@ branches on top. It syncs with no service to run, its hosts validate and scope what peers send, and its log is verifiable and purgeable. It has no editor bindings and no UI bindings yet, and it is a pre-release, not on npm yet. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared [feature by feature](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-rxdb) -in 300 rows, from its code and every page of its docs. +in 300 rows, from its code and every page of its docs, and Yjs, Automerge and Loro +[as CRDT libraries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-crdt) in 141 rows, from their code. ## Benchmarks @@ -331,6 +332,7 @@ staying local, no proof of key possession at `hello` — are on the - [Why syncom?](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/why) · [Compared with alternatives](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/comparison) · [Compared with RxDB](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-rxdb) · + [Compared with CRDT libraries](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/vs-crdt) · [Benchmarks](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/benchmarks) · [Architecture](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/architecture) - [Getting started](https://syncomjs.vercel.app/guide/getting-started) diff --git a/bench/compare/size.js b/bench/compare/size.js index 864409e..213fe90 100644 --- a/bench/compare/size.js +++ b/bench/compare/size.js @@ -11,6 +11,10 @@ * package instead would charge a modular library for what an app never * imports. Writes bench/results/size.json. * + * `cores` measures the CRDT libraries a second way, for /guide/vs-crdt: the + * whole package entry of each (`export *`), with no persistence or sync + * around it — what a page that only merges documents ships. + * * Run: pnpm bench:size (after pnpm bench:compare:install) */ @@ -134,6 +138,26 @@ const ENTRIES = [ }, ]; +// The whole package of each CRDT library and syncom's whole entry, nothing around them. +const CORES = [ + { id: 'syncom', name: 'syncom', entry: "export * from '@alexify/syncom'", packages: ['@alexify/syncom'] }, + { id: 'yjs', name: 'Yjs', entry: "export * from 'yjs'", packages: ['yjs'] }, + { + id: 'automerge', + name: 'Automerge', + entry: "export * from '@automerge/automerge'", + packages: ['@automerge/automerge'], + wasm: ['@automerge/automerge/dist/automerge.wasm'], + }, + { + id: 'loro', + name: 'Loro', + entry: "export * from 'loro-crdt'", + packages: ['loro-crdt'], + wasm: ['loro-crdt/browser/loro_wasm_bg.wasm'], + }, +].map((spec) => ({ ...spec, source: `${spec.entry};` })); + const versionOf = (name) => { if (name === '@alexify/syncom') return require(path.join(ROOT, 'package.json')).version; return JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(path.join(MODULES, name, 'package.json'), 'utf8')).version; @@ -214,7 +238,13 @@ const main = async () => { libraries.push(row); console.log(`${spec.name.padEnd(12)} ${kb(row.gzip).padStart(10)} min+gzip ${kb(row.min).padStart(10)} min`); } - const report = { generatedAt: new Date().toISOString(), esbuild: esbuild.version, libraries }; + const cores = []; + for (const spec of CORES) { + const row = await measure(spec); + cores.push(row); + console.log(`core ${spec.name.padEnd(7)} ${kb(row.gzip).padStart(10)} min+gzip ${kb(row.min).padStart(10)} min`); + } + const report = { generatedAt: new Date().toISOString(), esbuild: esbuild.version, libraries, cores }; fs.mkdirSync(path.dirname(OUT), { recursive: true }); fs.writeFileSync(OUT, `${JSON.stringify(report, null, 2)}\n`); console.log(`\nWrote ${path.relative(ROOT, OUT)}`); diff --git a/bench/report/model.mjs b/bench/report/model.mjs index a036a89..ba46ab2 100644 --- a/bench/report/model.mjs +++ b/bench/report/model.mjs @@ -230,6 +230,38 @@ export const sizeModel = (size, only = null) => { }; }; +/** + * The CRDT libraries' whole packages next to syncom's whole entry, nothing + * around them (bench/compare/size.js `CORES`): what /guide/vs-crdt shows. + */ +export const coreSizeModel = (size, only = null) => { + const kb = (bytes) => `${(bytes / 1024).toFixed(1)} KB`; + const rows = pick(size.cores ?? [], only) + .map((library) => ({ + id: library.id, + label: library.name, + sublabel: library.entry, + value: library.gzip / 1024, + tone: TONES[library.id], + details: [ + `${kb(library.gzip)} min+gzip`, + `${kb(library.min)} minified${library.wasm ? `, ${kb(library.wasm)} of it WebAssembly` : ''}`, + library.packages.join(', '), + ], + })) + .sort(byValueAsc); + return { + id: 'cores', + title: 'Bundle size of the whole package', + subtitle: + 'Every export of the package (export *), with no persistence or sync around it (esbuild, minified), ' + + "min+gzip, WebAssembly included; syncom's entry carries its storage, queries and sync too. Lower is better.", + unit: 'KB', + scale: 'linear', + groups: [{ id: 'all', label: null, rows }], + }; +}; + // ─── syncom's own hot paths ───────────────────────────────────────────────── /** The scripts of `pnpm bench`, in the order the toggle lists them. */ diff --git a/bench/results/size.json b/bench/results/size.json index d289fb7..ac540be 100644 --- a/bench/results/size.json +++ b/bench/results/size.json @@ -117,5 +117,49 @@ "gzip": 362166, "note": "createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it" } + ], + "cores": [ + { + "id": "syncom", + "name": "syncom", + "entry": "export * from '@alexify/syncom'", + "packages": [ + "@alexify/syncom@0.0.1" + ], + "min": 195379, + "gzip": 66755 + }, + { + "id": "yjs", + "name": "Yjs", + "entry": "export * from 'yjs'", + "packages": [ + "yjs@13.6.33" + ], + "min": 93287, + "gzip": 28753 + }, + { + "id": "automerge", + "name": "Automerge", + "entry": "export * from '@automerge/automerge'", + "packages": [ + "@automerge/automerge@3.5.0" + ], + "min": 3724185, + "gzip": 1161526, + "wasm": 3644225 + }, + { + "id": "loro", + "name": "Loro", + "entry": "export * from 'loro-crdt'", + "packages": [ + "loro-crdt@1.16.4" + ], + "min": 3493645, + "gzip": 1143024, + "wasm": 3398779 + } ] } diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts index 4a1f881..60f5bcc 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/config.mts +++ b/docs/.vitepress/config.mts @@ -153,6 +153,7 @@ export default withMermaid({ { text: 'Why syncom?', link: '/guide/why' }, { text: 'Compared with alternatives', link: '/guide/comparison' }, { text: 'Compared with RxDB', link: '/guide/vs-rxdb' }, + { text: 'Compared with CRDT libraries', link: '/guide/vs-crdt' }, { text: 'Benchmarks', link: '/guide/benchmarks' }, { text: 'Getting Started', link: '/guide/getting-started' }, { text: 'Architecture', link: '/guide/architecture' }, diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/theme/components/BenchFigure.vue b/docs/.vitepress/theme/components/BenchFigure.vue index 4885d45..dce8850 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/theme/components/BenchFigure.vue +++ b/docs/.vitepress/theme/components/BenchFigure.vue @@ -2,17 +2,21 @@ import { computed } from 'vue'; import compare from '../../../../bench/results/compare.json'; import size from '../../../../bench/results/size.json'; -import { coldStartModel, machineCaption, sizeModel } from '../../../../bench/report/model.mjs'; +import { coldStartModel, coreSizeModel, machineCaption, sizeModel } from '../../../../bench/report/model.mjs'; import BenchBars from './BenchBars.vue'; // `only`: the library ids to show (a page about one alternative); all of them when absent. -const props = defineProps<{ chart: 'coldstart' | 'size'; only?: string[] }>(); +// `cores`: the CRDT libraries' whole packages (/guide/vs-crdt). +const props = defineProps<{ chart: 'coldstart' | 'size' | 'cores'; only?: string[] }>(); -const figure = computed(() => - props.chart === 'coldstart' - ? { model: coldStartModel(compare, props.only ?? null), caption: machineCaption(compare.machine) } - : { model: sizeModel(size, props.only ?? null), caption: `esbuild ${size.esbuild} · ${size.generatedAt.slice(0, 10)}` }, -); +const sizeCaption = `esbuild ${size.esbuild} · ${size.generatedAt.slice(0, 10)}`; +const figure = computed(() => { + if (props.chart === 'coldstart') { + return { model: coldStartModel(compare, props.only ?? null), caption: machineCaption(compare.machine) }; + } + const model = props.chart === 'cores' ? coreSizeModel(size, props.only ?? null) : sizeModel(size, props.only ?? null); + return { model, caption: sizeCaption }; +}); </script> <template> diff --git a/docs/.vitepress/theme/custom.css b/docs/.vitepress/theme/custom.css index 2894deb..fa74828 100644 --- a/docs/.vitepress/theme/custom.css +++ b/docs/.vitepress/theme/custom.css @@ -177,6 +177,18 @@ min-width: 15rem; } +/* A page about one family of alternatives (/guide/vs-crdt): four libraries + * share the width, each wide enough to read a cell without scrolling. */ +.vp-doc .sc-matrix-quad th, +.vp-doc .sc-matrix-quad td { + font-size: 13px; +} +.vp-doc .sc-matrix-quad th:not(:first-child), +.vp-doc .sc-matrix-quad td:not(:first-child) { + width: 25%; + min-width: 13rem; +} + /* The page of the matrix uses the whole width next to the sidebar instead of * the reading column, and drops the outline on the right. */ @media (min-width: 960px) { diff --git a/docs/comparison-crdt.json b/docs/comparison-crdt.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..812f10f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/comparison-crdt.json @@ -0,0 +1,4002 @@ +{ + "className": "sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad", + "legend": "✅ built in, or in an official package of the same project (named) · ⚠️ partial, opt-in, experimental, with a caveat, or only through a third-party package (named) · ❌ not built in · 🔜 planned by the maintainers, no code yet · — does not apply. The Yjs, Automerge and Loro columns were decided from their repositories as cloned on 2026-10-23 — Yjs `main` at 0e0dc34 (14.0.0-rc.29; npm `latest` is still 13.6.33), Automerge `main` at 5bae775 (3.5.0) with automerge-repo at 3ab7c33 (2.6.0-alpha.5), Loro `main` at 75e4bf2 (1.17.1) — and their official docs; where a claim was cheap to test, the published package was run. The syncom column is this repository.", + "groups": [ + { + "section": "Package and platform", + "title": "Package and license", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "version", + "title": "Version compared" + }, + { + "id": "status", + "title": "Release status" + }, + { + "id": "license", + "title": "License" + }, + { + "id": "maintainer", + "title": "Maintained by" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Package and platform", + "title": "Implementation and runtimes", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "impl", + "title": "Implementation" + }, + { + "id": "deps", + "title": "Runtime dependencies of the core package" + }, + { + "id": "wasm", + "title": "WebAssembly" + }, + { + "id": "bindings", + "title": "Other languages" + }, + { + "id": "runtimes", + "title": "JavaScript runtimes" + }, + { + "id": "types", + "title": "TypeScript types" + }, + { + "id": "apiStyle", + "title": "API style" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Document model", + "title": "What merges", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "unit", + "title": "The unit that merges" + }, + { + "id": "manyDocs", + "title": "Many units in one place" + }, + { + "id": "kinds", + "title": "Data types" + }, + { + "id": "nesting", + "title": "Nested types" + }, + { + "id": "roots", + "title": "How a structure is created" + }, + { + "id": "values", + "title": "Plain values a field holds" + }, + { + "id": "nestedPlain", + "title": "A plain nested object" + }, + { + "id": "kindClash", + "title": "Two types created at one key concurrently" + }, + { + "id": "schema", + "title": "Schema of a document" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Document model", + "title": "Identity, clocks and versions", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "replicaId", + "title": "Replica identity" + }, + { + "id": "idReuse", + "title": "Two replicas with one id" + }, + { + "id": "author", + "title": "A user above replica ids" + }, + { + "id": "opId", + "title": "Operation id" + }, + { + "id": "clock", + "title": "Clock behind the merge order" + }, + { + "id": "wallTime", + "title": "Wall-clock time on a change" + }, + { + "id": "versionRepr", + "title": "A version" + }, + { + "id": "versionCmp", + "title": "Compare two versions" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Data types", + "title": "Registers and maps", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "map", + "title": "Map / object type" + }, + { + "id": "lww", + "title": "Concurrent writes to one key" + }, + { + "id": "conflicts", + "title": "Losing values readable" + }, + { + "id": "deleteKey", + "title": "Delete a key" + }, + { + "id": "clear", + "title": "Clear a map" + }, + { + "id": "keyOrder", + "title": "Key order when read" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Data types", + "title": "Counters and sets", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "counter", + "title": "Counter type" + }, + { + "id": "counterNum", + "title": "Counter values" + }, + { + "id": "counterReset", + "title": "A counter reset while others add" + }, + { + "id": "set", + "title": "Set type (concurrent adds kept)" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Data types", + "title": "Lists", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "list", + "title": "List type" + }, + { + "id": "listAlgo", + "title": "List merge algorithm" + }, + { + "id": "interleave", + "title": "Concurrent inserts at one spot" + }, + { + "id": "listRange", + "title": "Insert and delete ranges" + }, + { + "id": "listSet", + "title": "Replace an element in place" + }, + { + "id": "listMove", + "title": "Move an element" + }, + { + "id": "moveDelete", + "title": "Concurrent move and delete" + }, + { + "id": "listNested", + "title": "Containers inside a list" + }, + { + "id": "rle", + "title": "Runs stored compactly" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Data types", + "title": "Text", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "text", + "title": "Text type" + }, + { + "id": "textAlgo", + "title": "Text merge algorithm" + }, + { + "id": "textUnits", + "title": "Index units" + }, + { + "id": "surrogates", + "title": "A split surrogate pair" + }, + { + "id": "splice", + "title": "Splice at an index" + }, + { + "id": "updateText", + "title": "Set a whole new string (diff)" + }, + { + "id": "delta", + "title": "Delta format" + }, + { + "id": "embeds", + "title": "Embeds in text" + }, + { + "id": "longText", + "title": "Long documents" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Data types", + "title": "Rich text", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "marks", + "title": "Formatting marks" + }, + { + "id": "markExpand", + "title": "Typing at a mark's edge" + }, + { + "id": "markOverlap", + "title": "Overlapping marks of one name" + }, + { + "id": "unmark", + "title": "Remove a mark" + }, + { + "id": "markWinner", + "title": "Concurrent marks of one name" + }, + { + "id": "blocks", + "title": "Blocks (paragraphs, headings)" + }, + { + "id": "xml", + "title": "XML / DOM-like type" + }, + { + "id": "editors", + "title": "Editor bindings" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Data types", + "title": "Positions and trees", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "cursor", + "title": "Stable cursor" + }, + { + "id": "cursorSide", + "title": "Cursor side (affinity)" + }, + { + "id": "cursorValue", + "title": "Cursor as a value to keep or send" + }, + { + "id": "cursorDeleted", + "title": "Cursor into deleted content" + }, + { + "id": "fractional", + "title": "Fractional indexes" + }, + { + "id": "tree", + "title": "Movable tree type" + }, + { + "id": "treeCycle", + "title": "Concurrent moves that would form a cycle" + }, + { + "id": "treeOrder", + "title": "Order among siblings" + }, + { + "id": "treeDelete", + "title": "Delete a subtree" + }, + { + "id": "treeData", + "title": "Data on a node" + } + ] + }, + { + "section": "Changes and events", + "title": "Writing", + "rows": [ + { + "id": "txn", + "title": "Group edits into one change" + }, + { + "id": "autoCommit", + "title": "When an edit becomes a change" + }, + { + "id": "commitMeta", + "title": "Message and metadata on a change" + }, + { + "id": "origin", + "title": "Tag a change with an origin" + }, + { + "id": "multiDoc", + "title": "One atomic change across documents" + }, + { + "id": "preCommit", + "title": "Hook before a local 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The browser half needs Web Crypto with Ed25519, and OPFS or IndexedDB (`@alexify/syncom/idb`).", + "source": "package.json:6-12; package.json:151-152; .github/workflows/ci.yml:34; docs/guide/browser.md:84; src/crypto.browser.js:12-14" + }, + "types": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "hand-written `.d.ts`, `tsd`-tested; records typed `unknown`", + "note": "A schema types the collection names (`storage.Post`), not the shape of a record: `get()` resolves to `unknown`.", + "source": "index.d.ts:1158-1162; index.d.ts:1539; tests/index.test-d.ts" + }, + "apiStyle": { + "mark": "", + "text": "async methods by record id; live `Record` objects stage edits and `save()`", + "note": "Every read and write returns a promise; a write resolves once its op is in the log.", + "source": "index.d.ts:1521-1741; docs/guide/storage.md:280-312" + }, + "unit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "a record: a JSON object with an id, many per storage", + "note": "Each top-level field of a record is one kind — register, counter, set, list, text or tree. A replica is a storage directory: records, the op log, the chain, the catalog.", + "source": "src/ops.js:3-17; src/ops.js:45-53; docs/guide/sync.md:94-118" + }, + "manyDocs": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a storage holds records by id, in collections, with queries", + "source": "index.d.ts:1529-1541; index.d.ts:1862-1876; docs/guide/storage.md:324-371" + }, + "kinds": { + "mark": "", + "text": "register, counter, OR-set, list (movable), text (with marks), tree", + "source": "index.d.ts:285; src/ops.js:45-53; src/ops.js:427" + }, + "nesting": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no nested containers: every kind is a record's top-level field", + "note": "A nested object or array is one register, and a list holds plain JSON values. Structures compose by id: a tree's nodes and a document's blocks are record ids.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:614-618; docs/guide/lists.md:151-153; docs/guide/lists.md:176-179" + }, + "roots": { + "mark": "", + "text": "by field name: the first op decides the kind (`inc`, `add`, `splice`, `treeMove`)", + "note": "A record is created by `insert()` (a minted UUID) or `set(id)`. Two nodes that create one field with the same kind at once merge into one field — there are no container ids; two `set(id)` of one id are whole-record writes and the newer wins.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:135-137; src/ops.js:570-588; index.d.ts:1529" + }, + "values": { + "mark": "", + "text": "JSON only; other values pass through `JSON.stringify` (`Date` → string)", + "note": "Checked in a probe: a `Date` reads back as an ISO string, a `Uint8Array` as an object of indexes, `NaN` and `Infinity` as `null`, a field set to `undefined` is dropped, a `BigInt` throws a `TypeError`. There is no binary type.", + "source": "src/shape.js:10-14; src/args.js:26-38" + }, + "nestedPlain": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one register: replaced whole, the newer writer wins", + "note": "Two nodes changing different keys of one nested object at once keep one side (probe confirmed); `update({ 'a.b': 1 })` writes a field named `a.b`.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:614-618; docs/guide/storage.md:72-77; src/ops.js:458-480" + }, + "kindClash": { + "mark": "", + "text": "fixed precedence, not stamps: register > counter > set > list > text > tree", + "note": "Where the winner arrives the loser's state is dropped; where the winner is held the loser's op is refused (`OP_REFUSED` error event). The loser's ops stay in the log, so `history()` on a node that applied them still shows them.", + "source": "src/ops.js:418-454; src/ops.js:889-946; docs/guide/sync.md:163-174" + }, + "schema": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "entity schemas, injected validator (Standard Schema, a function, `compile`)", + "note": "Validates local writes (defaults folded into the op) and every peer's op (an invalid one is skipped here, still relayed); schema versions with a lens and `migrate()`.", + "source": "src/schema.js:3-14; docs/guide/schema.md:119-142; docs/guide/schema.md:143-222" + }, + "replicaId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`nodeId`: the Ed25519 public key, 43 base64url characters, minted at first open", + "note": "Not an option: the pair lives in `keys/`, and a `node.json` naming another key is refused (`IDENTITY_MISMATCH`).", + "source": "src/storage.js:567-597; src/shape.js:45; docs/guide/sync.md:239-243" + }, + "idReuse": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one open per directory (lock); `SELF` and `REWOUND` caught at hello", + "note": "A host refuses a hello from its own id (409 `SELF`), and a node whose stream a host holds more of is told `REWOUND` and moves past it. Two live copies writing at once mint the same seqs: whichever op arrives second under a seq is dropped as a duplicate.", + "source": "src/hosting.js:171; src/sync.js:510-519; src/apply.js:185-188; src/lock.js:1-20" + }, + "author": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`actor` on every op (`open({ actor })` or per write), signed and replicated", + "note": "A claim the origin signs, not a proof of who the user is.", + "source": "index.d.ts:240-241; src/signing.js; docs/guide/sync.md#signatures" + }, + "opId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`(origin, seq)` per origin and scope stream, plus its stamp `ts`", + "note": "Vector keys are `origin@scope`; list and text elements are named `ts:offset:origin`, runs `ts:origin`; a log position is an event id `<epoch>.<seq>`.", + "source": "src/vector.js:32-45; src/sequence.js:102-108; src/vector.js:67" + }, + "clock": { + "mark": "", + "text": "hybrid wall clock `max(Date.now(), last + 1)` that observes peers; vectors for delivery", + "note": "Registers order by `(ts, origin)`. The clock never runs backwards nor behind a stamp it has seen, so convergence does not depend on clocks agreeing — only who wins does.", + "source": "src/vector.js:78-95; src/vector.js:14-20; docs/guide/sync.md:68-92" + }, + "wallTime": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "always: each op's `ts` is milliseconds and the merge order", + "note": "Skew changes who wins, never whether nodes agree; a stamp more than `sync.maxSkew` (24 h) ahead is refused as malformed.", + "source": "src/vector.js:78-95; src/options.js:15; src/apply.js:176-183" + }, + "versionRepr": { + "mark": "", + "text": "a version vector `{ 'origin@scope': seq }` as JSON; event ids, stamps, tags", + "note": "`get(id, { at })` takes an event id (`'<epoch>.<seq>'`, a position in this node's log), a stamp, `{ vector }` or `{ tag }`.", + "source": "index.d.ts:81-82; index.d.ts:887; src/history.js:47-60; docs/guide/versions.md:28-44" + }, + "versionCmp": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no API: a vector is a plain object, compared key by key", + "source": "src/index.js:31-62; src/vector.js:52-58" + }, + "map": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a record: `insert`, `get`, `update`, `set`, `delete`, a live `Record`", + "source": "index.d.ts:1529-1580; index.d.ts:1715" + }, + "lww": { + "mark": "", + "text": "per field by `(ts, origin)`: the wall-clock stamp, then the node id", + "source": "src/ops.js:458-480; src/vector.js:14-20" + }, + "conflicts": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no multi-value register; a lost value is readable only in history", + "source": "src/ops.js:458-480; docs/guide/versions.md:9-26" + }, + "deleteKey": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no per-field delete: `set()` rewrites the record without the field", + "note": "`set()` is a reset: a concurrent `update()` stamped after it keeps its fields, one stamped before loses them. `update({ k: undefined })` makes no op (probe). `delete(id)` tombstones the record; a newer write revives it with only the newer fields.", + "source": "docs/guide/versions.md:199-201; docs/guide/sync.md:147-153; src/ops.js:713-731" + }, + "clear": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`set(id, {})` or `delete(id)`: a reset; newer concurrent ops survive", + "note": "The reset drops what is stamped below it in every kind: registers, counters, set tags, list and text runs, tree moves.", + "source": "src/ops.js:337-416; src/ops.js:713-731; docs/guide/sync.md:147-153" + }, + "keyOrder": { + "mark": "", + "text": "as each node's object took the keys; replicas can differ", + "note": "In a probe a whole-record write merged with a concurrent update read `{ only, later }` on one node and `{ later, only }` on the other. A set field reads sorted by element JSON.", + "source": "src/ops.js:183-200; src/ops.js:458-480" + }, + "counter": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`inc(id, key, value)`: one running sum per origin, added up", + "source": "src/ops.js:18-21; src/ops.js:753-767; index.d.ts:1581" + }, + "counterNum": { + "mark": "", + "text": "finite floats; a negative `inc` decrements; no overflow guard", + "note": "A sum past `Number.MAX_VALUE` becomes `Infinity`, stored as `null` in JSON: after a reload the next `inc` starts from 0 there, while a node holding the record in cache keeps `Infinity` — the two diverge (probe).", + "source": "src/fields.js:22-31; src/ops.js:753-767; src/ops.js:212-213" + }, + "counterReset": { + "mark": "", + "text": "a reset drops increments stamped below it; a register outranks the counter", + "note": "A peer's register write takes the field whatever its stamp (locally `update()` of a counter throws `FIELD_KIND`). A counter one origin incremented both before and after a concurrent reset does not converge — documented and left so.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:155-157; src/ops.js:337-360; src/ops.js:448-454; src/history.js:12-15" + }, + "set": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "oR-set field: `add()` / `remove()`; a concurrent add survives a remove", + "note": "A remove names the add stamps its node observed; elements are told apart by their JSON text and read sorted.", + "source": "src/ops.js:23-27; src/ops.js:482-552; docs/guide/sync.md:104-108" + }, + "list": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "list field: `splice`, `push`, `setAt`, `move`, `cursor` / `index`", + "source": "index.d.ts:1599-1661; src/fields.js:51-60; src/fields.js:171-200" + }, + "listAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann 2023), not FugueMax; movable per Kleppmann 2020", + "note": "The placement rule is adapted from `fugue-simple` (MIT); the movable list follows Loro's MovableList.", + "source": "src/sequence.js:9-22; src/sequence.js:40-50; src/sequence.js:66-69; THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md:11-17" + }, + "interleave": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "never: each writer's run stays whole, forward and backward", + "note": "Tested for forward runs, backward runs (typing at the start) and the Yjs-interleave case (`xab`, never `axb`). Two runs anchored after one element may swap order — the FugueMax difference.", + "source": "tests/sequence.test.js:398-445; docs/guide/lists.md:86-89" + }, + "listRange": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`splice(id, key, index, count, items)`: one op for both", + "source": "src/fields.js:51-56; src/args.js:40-60" + }, + "listSet": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`setAt(id, key, index, value)`: a value register per element, newer stamp wins", + "note": "The value follows the element through a concurrent move.", + "source": "src/fields.js:171-182; src/sequence.js:1089-1103; docs/guide/lists.md:93-114" + }, + "listMove": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`move(id, key, from, to)`; two concurrent moves leave the element once", + "note": "At the newer move's place (tests and probe).", + "source": "src/sequence.js:1105-1147; docs/guide/lists.md:104-108; INVARIANTS.md:27" + }, + "moveDelete": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the move wins: the element comes back at the new place", + "note": "The removal took the old slot, the move made a new one; a removal made after the move takes the element away (probe confirmed).", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:109-111; src/sequence.js:40-50" + }, + "listNested": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "elements are JSON values, each atomic; no containers inside", + "source": "src/args.js:26-38; docs/guide/lists.md:22-24" + }, + "rle": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "content run-length encoded; a writer's next keystroke extends its own run", + "note": "`[\"ab\", 3, \"c\"]`: items alternate with tombstone lengths (list-positions' form); an extension adds no key to the record.", + "source": "src/rle.js:1-17; src/sequence.js:19-30; THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md:149-156" + }, + "text": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "text field: `splice`, `push`, `updateText`, `mark`, `spans`, `cursor`", + "source": "index.d.ts:1599-1650; src/fields.js:51-160" + }, + "textAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Fugue, the same engine as lists (`src/sequence.js`)", + "source": "src/sequence.js:1-22; docs/guide/lists.md:7-11" + }, + "textUnits": { + "mark": "", + "text": "UTF-16 code units, as `String#slice` counts them; no other units", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:265-267; src/myers.js:3-8" + }, + "surrogates": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "not checked: a split pair leaves lone surrogates", + "note": "A probe inserting at index 2 of `a😀b` read `a\\ud83dZ\\ude00b`; the docs leave it to the caller.", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:265-267; src/args.js:40-60" + }, + "splice": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`splice(id, key, index, count, text)`; past the end is `OUT_OF_RANGE`", + "source": "src/fields.js:51-56; docs/guide/lists.md:27-39" + }, + "updateText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`updateText(id, key, text)`: Myers over UTF-16, one splice per hunk", + "note": "Diffed inside the mutation queue after the common prefix and suffix; past 1 000 edit steps it is one splice replacing the middle.", + "source": "src/fields.js:68-93; src/myers.js:1-14; src/myers.js:106" + }, + "delta": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no deltas; `spans()` reads runs of `{ text, marks }`", + "source": "src/sequence.js:1002-1050; index.d.ts:186-189" + }, + "embeds": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "a text holds characters only", + "source": "src/args.js:40-60; src/ops.js:570-576" + }, + "longText": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "the whole record is read and written per op; slow on long texts", + "note": "A text lives three times: the field, its runs in the record's metadata, the log. In the benchmarks below it types about 1 800 characters a second at the end, 390 at the start and 540 at random places of a text past ten thousand characters; the docs advise a long document as a list of block records.", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md#costs-and-limits; bench/results/compare.json (append-, prepend-, random-memory)", + "detail": "Scratch probe, memory fsi, M3 Max, through storage.push/splice: a 100k-character text took ~720 appends/s and ~200 random inserts/s; a 1M-character text ~78 and ~19, its record file ~2 MB. The bench text grows from 3 characters over up to 5 000 ops per sample." + }, + "marks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mark()`, `unmark()`, `unmarkById()`, `spans()`: ranges between two anchors", + "source": "src/fields.js:95-150; src/sequence.js:52-62; src/sequence.js:930-1000" + }, + "markExpand": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "per mark call: `expand: 'after' | 'before' | 'both' | 'none'`", + "note": "`'after'` is the default; `unmark` uses the reversed rule.", + "source": "src/fields.js:95; index.d.ts:136; docs/guide/lists.md:137-146" + }, + "markOverlap": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`{ many: true }` marks stack, each with its own id and value", + "note": "Without `many`, one value per name and character: the newest covering mark (Peritext's `allowMultiple` rule).", + "source": "src/sequence.js:59-62; docs/guide/lists.md:147-150; THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md:120-125" + }, + "unmark": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`unmark(range, name)` is a null mark; the newer stamp wins against a mark", + "note": "A stacking mark goes only by its id: `unmarkById()`.", + "source": "src/fields.js:109-123; docs/guide/lists.md:144-150" + }, + "markWinner": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the newest stamp `(ts, origin)` covering the character", + "source": "src/sequence.js:58-60; docs/guide/lists.md:144-146" + }, + "blocks": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no block type; the docs model blocks as records in a list", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:151-153" + }, + "xml": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none", + "source": "index.d.ts:285" + }, + "editors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; `updateText()` plus `change` events are the binding point", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:246-267" + }, + "cursor": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`cursor(id, key, index)` → a string; `index(id, key, cursor)` reads it back", + "source": "src/fields.js:153-169; src/sequence.js:1053-1073" + }, + "cursorSide": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`side: 'before'` (the default) or `'after'`", + "source": "src/sequence.js:1053-1058; docs/guide/lists.md:166-168" + }, + "cursorValue": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a string (`<elem`, `>elem`, `^`, `$`) to keep or send", + "source": "src/sequence.js:1053-1058; index.d.ts:1648" + }, + "cursorDeleted": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the next visible element; `null` once a reset (or `compact`) dropped it", + "note": "In a list a cursor anchors the slot, not the element: a move leaves it behind.", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:168-171; src/sequence.js:1060-1073" + }, + "fractional": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`@alexify/syncom/order`: `between`, `spread`, `compare`, `isKey`", + "source": "order.d.ts:1-22; src/order.js:35-136; THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md:77-88" + }, + "tree": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "tree field: `treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after | before })`, `treeRemove`", + "source": "src/fields.js:203-224; src/tree.js:1-25; docs/guide/lists.md:173-190" + }, + "treeCycle": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Kleppmann et al. 2021: moves fold in stamp order, the cyclic one skipped", + "note": "The older move stands on every node; the lost move is kept and can count later. Locally a move under a descendant throws `CYCLE`.", + "source": "src/tree.js:3-16; docs/guide/lists.md:201-206; tests/tree.test.js:113" + }, + "treeOrder": { + "mark": "", + "text": "ordered: a fractional index per move, ties broken by stamp", + "source": "src/tree.js:13-15; docs/guide/lists.md:196-200; docs/guide/lists.md:210-211" + }, + "treeDelete": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`treeRemove` moves it under `$trash` with its subtree; moving it out restores it", + "note": "A move into a subtree removed concurrently is hidden with it (probe).", + "source": "src/tree.js:15-16; docs/guide/lists.md:207-209" + }, + "treeData": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "none on the node: a node is a name, usually a record id", + "source": "docs/guide/lists.md:176-179; index.d.ts:158-168" + }, + "txn": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one call is one op; `applyPatches` runs a record's ops in one turn", + "note": "`update()` writes many fields of a record as one op. `applyPatches()` rehearses its ops and lands all or none on a refusal, but each stays its own op and event for observers and peers; nothing spans records.", + "source": "src/versions.js:206-233; docs/guide/versions.md:203-211" + }, + "autoCommit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "every call: durable once its op is appended to the log", + "note": "`open({ defer })` lets record files lag; the log is written at once.", + "source": "src/commit.js:1-10; index.d.ts:1100-1106; docs/guide/sync.md:602-610" + }, + "commitMeta": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`actor` (signed, replicated), `ts`, schema `v`; no message or custom fields", + "source": "index.d.ts:210-247; docs/guide/sync.md:54-66" + }, + "origin": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a local `source` on `commit` events; `actor` replicates", + "note": "`source` is taken by `applyPatches()`, `restore()` and `compact()` and set by `record.save()`; the undo manager tells its own ops by it. `via` on `change` names the peer an op came from.", + "source": "index.d.ts:932-941; index.d.ts:1565-1575; src/undo.js:66-79" + }, + "multiDoc": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no: an op touches one record", + "source": "src/commit.js:1-10; index.d.ts:210-247" + }, + "preCommit": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`hooks.beforeWrite(ctx)`: return new `data` or throw to refuse", + "note": "Runs inside the mutation queue before the op is stamped; an entity validator then folds defaults into the op.", + "source": "index.d.ts:1061-1067; docs/guide/hooks.md:55" + }, + "veto": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`beforeApply` returning `false`, or a failing validator, skips it here", + "note": "A skipped op is still logged and relayed. A host refuses outright what is out of scope, malformed, skewed, forged, or unsigned under `'require'`.", + "source": "index.d.ts:1082-1088; docs/guide/schema.md:136-142; src/apply.js:297-318; docs/guide/sync.md:619-625" + }, + "events": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "storage `change` per op, `Record` `update`, `Cursor.watch()`; no per-field observers", + "source": "index.d.ts:1437-1442; index.d.ts:1483-1486; index.d.ts:1792" + }, + "eventBody": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the op itself; `commit` adds `before` / `after` copies and the kinds", + "note": "A `Record`'s `update` carries `(data, delta)`; no encoded bytes.", + "source": "index.d.ts:1437-1442; index.d.ts:932-941; src/commit.js:445-461" + }, + "localRemote": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`via` is `null` for a local op; `commit` fires for local ops only", + "source": "index.d.ts:1438; docs/guide/versions.md:213-225" + }, + "patches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`diff(id, from, to)` → JSON patches in the write API's terms", + "note": "One per field by kind (`put`, `inc`, `add`, `remove`, `splice`, `treeMove`…); a text's marks are not diffed.", + "source": "src/patch.js:1-28; index.d.ts:918-930; docs/guide/versions.md:177-201" + }, + "applyPatches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`applyPatches(id, patches)`: new ops, rehearsed, all or none on a refusal", + "source": "src/versions.js:206-233; docs/guide/versions.md:203-211" + }, + "pathSub": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "per record (`record(id).on('update')`) or per query (`watch`); no field paths", + "source": "index.d.ts:1483-1486; index.d.ts:1792; docs/guide/storage.md:280-312" + }, + "eventTiming": { + "mark": "", + "text": "once the op is durable: listeners called synchronously, before the write resolves", + "note": "Listeners are contained: a throw is logged and never fails the write.", + "source": "src/commit.js:445-461; src/hooks.js:58-63; src/emitter.js:23-46" + }, + "historyKept": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "the op log, bounded by retention (10 000 ops by default)", + "note": "Retention compacts sealed segments (`retention.ops`, `retention.days`); a dialing node keeps its own ops until its hosts hold them. The record keeps deleted text only as lengths.", + "source": "src/log.js:35; docs/guide/sync.md:212-228; src/sequence.js:24-27" + }, + "historyList": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`history(id, { limit, before })`: versions with type, origin, actor, fields, data", + "note": "Per record, newest first, 50 by default; `log.entriesOf(id)` gives the raw entries.", + "source": "src/versions.js:434-455; index.d.ts:890-916" + }, + "timeTravel": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`get(id, { at })` by event id, stamp, vector or tag; `at(tag)` views", + "source": "src/versions.js:141-185; src/history.js:47-60; docs/guide/versions.md:9-44" + }, + "timeTravelNeeds": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "the retained log: a fold of the record's ops, exact from a reset", + "note": "Once compaction ran, a version is exact only from a reset stamped above `droppedTs`, else `HISTORY_GONE`; the cost is one `applyOp` per retained op of the record. A tag costs a copied file per record changed after it.", + "source": "src/history.js:1-17; docs/guide/versions.md:56-91; docs/guide/versions.md:324-333" + }, + "versionDiff": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`diff(id, from, to)` between any two versions, as patches", + "note": "Marks are not diffed, and a list's moves come back as splices.", + "source": "src/versions.js:187-204; src/patch.js:20-28" + }, + "revert": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`restore(id, at)`: new ops that lead back, whole or not at all", + "note": "A text's marks are not restored, since they are not diffed.", + "source": "src/versions.js:240-243; docs/guide/versions.md:177-211" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`tag(name)`, `untag`, `tags()`, `at(name)`: the whole storage, copy-on-write", + "note": "Local to the node: tags do not replicate.", + "source": "src/tags.js:1-22; src/versions.js:275-330; docs/guide/versions.md:93-175" + }, + "blame": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "per op: `history()` names `origin`, `actor` and fields; no per-character API", + "source": "index.d.ts:890-903; src/sequence.js:102-108" + }, + "trim": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "log retention drops old segments; `compact(id)` rewrites a record's metadata", + "note": "Before what compaction dropped a version is `HISTORY_GONE`, and a peer behind the floor bootstraps from a snapshot. `compact()` loses a text's marks and makes old cursors read `null`.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:212-216; src/versions.js:256-273; docs/guide/versions.md:333-338" + }, + "purge": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`purge(id)` scrubs the payload from the log here and on every peer it reaches", + "note": "A purge wins at any stamp; signatures and digests stay so the headers still verify, and the tags drop their copies. Per record, not per field; a peer that never comes back keeps what it had.", + "source": "src/log.js:556-620; src/apply.js:320-345; docs/guide/storage.md:93-117; INVARIANTS.md:22" + }, + "fork": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`branch(parent, { path })` (`@alexify/syncom/branch`): a new storage, new identity", + "note": "The fork has its own key pair and log, and forks the whole storage, not one record.", + "source": "src/branch.js:88-137; branch.d.ts:1-40" + }, + "forkAt": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "at a tag only: `branch(parent, { from: { tag } })`", + "source": "branch.d.ts:7-12; src/branch.js:88-137" + }, + "mergeBack": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`merge(source, { into })`, either way, as ops through `applyRemote`", + "note": "Joins as state when the source compacted past what the other needs (`joined: true`).", + "source": "src/branch.js:51-86; docs/guide/versions.md:302-313" + }, + "detached": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "views of the past are read-only; edit through `restore()` or a branch at a tag", + "source": "index.d.ts:968-979; src/versions.js:240-243" + }, + "suggestions": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; a branch (`/branch`) merges back whole", + "source": "src/branch.js" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`createUndo(storage)` from `@alexify/syncom/undo`: `undo()`, `redo()`", + "source": "undo.d.ts:1-60; src/undo.js:1-17; src/undo.js:296-308" + }, + "undoLocal": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "this node's own commits only; an undone `add` revokes its own adds alone", + "source": "src/undo.js:1-17; docs/guide/versions.md:269-274" + }, + "undoGroup": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mergeInterval` (500 ms), `mark()` closes a step, `limit` 100", + "source": "src/undo.js:130-140; src/undo.js:296-305" + }, + "undoScope": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`scope` (one sync scope) and `exclude(op)`; no list of tracked fields", + "source": "src/undo.js:128-131; src/undo.js:296-305" + }, + "undoCursor": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no selection metadata on a step", + "source": "undo.d.ts:1-60" + }, + "undoConflict": { + "mark": "", + "text": "skipped (refuse to overwrite); `force` overrides; counters and sets commute", + "note": "A peer's edit of the same list or text blocks undoing it; a whole-record step with a conflict is skipped whole.", + "source": "src/undo.js:40-57; docs/guide/versions.md:251-264" + }, + "format": { + "mark": "", + "text": "JSON: keyed `{ seq, op }` in the log, 17-slot arrays on the wire", + "note": "Snapshots travel as JSON pages, streamed as NDJSON on binary-capable links. No binary encoding.", + "source": "src/ops.js:976-1058; docs/guide/sync.md:368-377" + }, + "spec": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "op shape and slots in the guides and types; no standalone spec", + "source": "index.d.ts:210-247; src/ops.js:976-1013; src/protocol.js:1-13" + }, + "snapshot": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`snapshot()` pages records with their merge meta; `mergeSnapshot()` joins them", + "note": "State without history, tombstones included; `at(tag).snapshot()` pages a past state.", + "source": "src/bootstrap.js:64-78; index.d.ts:1740-1741; docs/guide/sync.md:368-390" + }, + "incremental": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a push sends ops past the host's vector; `changes` resumes from an event id", + "note": "`log.since(eventId)` is the public reader; the selection by vector (`src/outbound.js`) is internal.", + "source": "src/outbound.js:1-35; docs/reference/api.md:308-309; docs/guide/sync.md:312-344" + }, + "mergeUpdates": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mergeEntry(a, b)` joins two record states with no storage", + "note": "Ops need no merging: a batch is a list deduplicated by `(origin, seq)`, and `applyOp(entry, op)` is pure too.", + "source": "src/ops.js:822-946; index.d.ts:377-379" + }, + "jsonExport": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "everything is JSON: snapshot pages, log entries, ops", + "note": "Imported back with `mergeSnapshot()` and `applyRemote(ops)`.", + "source": "index.d.ts:1729-1741; docs/reference/api.md:293-315" + }, + "fastLoad": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "records load by id into a bounded cache; each one parsed whole", + "note": "A catalog file indexes ids, and a sequence's index is cached per entry; no lazy or columnar encoding.", + "source": "src/entries.js:1-20; src/catalog.js:1-20; src/ops.js:141-162; index.d.ts:1114-1115" + }, + "compat": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no promise yet: unpublished, and `PROTOCOL` 1 is the first release's wire", + "note": "The rules for after publication: slots only appended, a new op type bumps `PROTOCOL`; a host refuses a hello of another version (400).", + "source": "src/protocol.js:6-13; src/hosting.js:167-168; src/ops.js:976-981" + }, + "syncProto": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "built in: `hello`, `push`, `changes`, `snapshot` over an injected link", + "source": "src/hosting.js:309-349; docs/guide/sync.md:306-344" + }, + "reconnect": { + "mark": "", + "text": "vectors and log epochs at hello, then ops past the vector; the feed resumes", + "note": "The subscription resumes from the saved last event id; a node below the host's log floor bootstraps from a snapshot. Duplicates are dropped by vector.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:306-354; docs/guide/sync.md:368-377; src/hosting.js:164-205" + }, + "outOfOrder": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a gap in one origin's stream is dropped and fetched again", + "note": "Across origins, a list or text op whose anchor has not arrived is held as pending work, 4 096 per field.", + "source": "src/apply.js:185-193; docs/guide/sync.md:205-210; src/sequence.js:88-95" + }, + "duplicate": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "idempotent: the vector drops it, counted in `duplicates`; no event", + "source": "src/apply.js:185-188; INVARIANTS.md:12" + }, + "transport": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "an injected `SyncLink`; `@alexify/syncom/wrpc` for WebSocket and WebRTC", + "note": "Messages are JSON values over call and subscribe, not raw bytes; WebRTC goes through wrpc's peer links. No BroadcastChannel adapter.", + "source": "src/link.js; src/wrpc.js; docs/guide/sync.md:569-585; docs/guide/webrtc.md" + }, + "server": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "no separate server: any storage hosts with `sync.unit()` on wrpc", + "note": "The host checks `authorize`, scopes, push limits, op shape, skew and signatures, and runs its own validators and hooks.", + "source": "src/hosting.js:1-40; src/hosting.js:84-110; docs/guide/sync.md:522-567" + }, + "storage": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "built in: `node:fs`, OPFS, IndexedDB (`/idb`), memory, or an injected `fsi`", + "source": "src/backend.js; src/fsi.js; src/fsi.browser.js; src/idb.js:1-10" + }, + "awareness": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none", + "source": "index.d.ts:1296-1335" + }, + "partial": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "scopes: a `scope()` per record, peers granted scopes, the host enforcing", + "note": "A subset of records, never part of one.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:392-445; src/scope.js; src/apply.js:226-246" + }, + "hashes": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a per-node hash-linked chain of applied writes, checked on cold reads", + "note": "Optional (`chain: false`), and each node's chain is its own audit, not shared. Ops are named by `(origin, seq)`, not by hashes.", + "source": "docs/guide/chain.md:1-6; docs/guide/chain.md:58-62; index.d.ts:1116-1122; docs/guide/sync.md:636-637" + }, + "signatures": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; verified on receipt", + "note": "`'verify'` (the default) still takes unsigned ops; only `'require'` refuses them. The signature covers the header and a salted payload digest, so a scrubbed op still verifies.", + "source": "src/signing.js:1-13; src/apply.js:63-112; docs/guide/sync.md:237-304" + }, + "checksums": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a signed SHA-256 digest per op; record files checked against the chain", + "note": "Log segments carry no checksum: a torn one is skipped at open and counted in `droppedTs`.", + "source": "src/signing.js:5-9; src/entries.js:125-140; src/log.js:150-182" + }, + "malformed": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "dropped and counted, never thrown: not logged, not relayed (a gap)", + "note": "A payload `applyOp` cannot admit is `OP_REFUSED` (malformed) and logged as a no-op; a page that throws is retried from its cursor.", + "source": "src/apply.js:169-183; src/ops.js:561-564; docs/guide/sync.md:346-354" + }, + "bounds": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "pending work, run and field slots, tree depth and index, skew, push limits", + "note": "`pendingMax` 4 096 per field, a run 2^20 and a field 2^22 slots, trees 512 levels and 1 024-character indexes, `maxSkew` 24 h, per-peer `opsPerPush`, `bytesPerPush` and `opsPerSecond`. Nothing else caps a set's size or a tree's move count.", + "source": "src/sequence.js:88-100; src/rle.js:11-17; src/tree.js:28-30; src/options.js:15; src/hosting.js:84-110" + }, + "remoteValidation": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "the entity validator and `beforeApply` run on every peer's op", + "source": "docs/guide/schema.md:136-142; src/apply.js:297-318; index.d.ts:1082-1088" + }, + "e2ee": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; an encrypted record stays local and does not sync", + "source": "docs/guide/storage.md:255-279" + }, + "fuzz": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "seeded mesh fuzz: 4 nodes, 80 ops of every kind; a hazard walk", + "note": "Also every arrival order of small op sets in the op, sequence and tree tests. The fuzz compares the blocks and move logs, not only the reading; one seed each.", + "source": "tests/suites/sync-engine.js:392-474; tests/suites/sync-engine.js:476-545; tests/sequence.test.js:37-60; tests/ops.test.js:22-51" + }, + "proofs": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; cites the papers, and `INVARIANTS.md` maps each guarantee to tests", + "source": "INVARIANTS.md:1-10; src/sequence.js:9-10; src/tree.js:3-6" + }, + "errors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`SyncomError` with a `code` (40 codes); `TypeError` for a wrong argument", + "source": "index.d.ts:305-365; src/errors.js" + }, + "devtools": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no inspector; `stats()`, an injected logger, OpenTelemetry spans and metrics", + "source": "index.d.ts:1010-1037; src/telemetry.js; docs/guide/telemetry.md" + }, + "anonymize": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none", + "source": "src/ (no such API)" + }, + "frameworks": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; `Cursor.watch()` and `Record` events to wire one", + "source": "index.d.ts:1792; index.d.ts:1483-1486" + }, + "docs": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "VitePress site: guides, API reference, architecture, benchmarks", + "source": "docs/.vitepress/config.mts:133-200; package.json:127" + }, + "tests": { + "mark": "", + "text": "942 `node:test` tests in 88 files, 9 `tsd` files; CI on Node 22, 24", + "note": "Coverage is enforced at 95/95/90/95 (lines, statements, branches, functions); a run here passed 941 with 1 skipped.", + "source": "package.json:57-59; .github/workflows/ci.yml:26-44; tests/" + } + } + }, + { + "id": "yjs", + "name": "Yjs", + "url": "https://github.com/yjs/yjs", + "direction": "CRDT library", + "package": "@y/y", + "version": "14.0.0-rc.29", + "commit": "0e0dc34", + "cells": { + "version": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`@y/y` 14.0.0-rc.29 at 0e0dc34; npm `latest` is `yjs` 13.6.33", + "note": "v14 renames the package to `@y/y` and publishes release candidates under the npm `beta` tag; the README still says `npm i yjs` and documents mostly the v13 API.", + "source": "yjs/package.json:2-3; yjs/.github/workflows/publish.yml:25,50-60; yjs/README.md:431-437", + "detail": "publish.yml publishes `require(./package.json).name` with --tag beta when the version contains a hyphen. The commit is a shallow clone of main." + }, + "status": { + "mark": "", + "text": "v14 release candidate; v13 is the stable line", + "note": "The shallow clone has no CHANGELOG or tag history, so the first release year is not shown; the YATA paper it implements dates from 2016.", + "source": "yjs/package.json:3; yjs/.github/workflows/publish.yml:50-57; yjs/INTERNALS.md:7-9", + "detail": "compatibility.tests.js:5 mentions documents generated with Yjs v13.2.0." + }, + "license": { + "mark": "", + "text": "MIT; y-protocols, y-indexeddb, y-leveldb and y-crdt also MIT", + "source": "yjs/LICENSE:1-5; yjs/package.json:68; yjs/README.md:1453-1455; y-crdt/LICENSE:1-5; y-protocols@1.0.7/package.json (license); y-indexeddb@9.0.12/package.json; y-leveldb@0.2.0/package.json", + "detail": "README.md:1455 says \"Yjs and all related projects are MIT licensed\". The providers were checked in their npm package.json files; editor bindings are not cloned." + }, + "maintainer": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Kevin Jahns (dmonad), sponsor-funded independent maintainer", + "note": "yrs/y-crdt is co-maintained by Bartosz Sypytkowski, Kevin Jahns and John Waidhofer.", + "source": "yjs/package.json:66-67; yjs/funding.json:1-12; yjs/LICENSE:3-5; yjs/.github/FUNDING.yml; yjs/README.md:24-35", + "detail": "LICENSE copyright also names RWTH Aachen i5. y-crdt/README.md \"Maintainers\" section." + }, + "impl": { + "mark": "", + "text": "pure JavaScript (ESM source, JSDoc types), no build step", + "source": "yjs/package.json:5,23-31; yjs/src/index.js:1-31; yjs/tsconfig.json:1-20", + "detail": "exports \".\" default is ./src/index.js; `npm run dist` only emits .d.ts via tsc." + }, + "deps": { + "mark": "", + "text": "1: `lib0` (^1.0.0-rc.35), by the same maintainer", + "note": "In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) the one dependency is `lib0` ^0.2.99.", + "source": "yjs/package.json:73-75; yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:57", + "detail": "lib0 supplies encoding, delta, schema and observable modules." + }, + "wasm": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "not used: pure JS; `ywasm` is a separate Rust build", + "source": "yjs/package.json:23-31; y-crdt/ywasm/Cargo.toml:1-25" + }, + "bindings": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Rust `yrs`, JS `ywasm`, C `yffi`; Python, Ruby, .NET, Swift, Kotlin on yrs", + "note": "yrs 0.28 follows the v13 type set (`Text`, `Map`, `Array`, `Xml*`) and both update formats, not v14 `Y.Node`.", + "source": "y-crdt/README.md:9-27; y-crdt/yrs/Cargo.toml:2-5; y-crdt/yffi/Cargo.toml:2-3; y-crdt/ywasm/Cargo.toml:2-3; yjs/README.md:407-429", + "detail": "pycrdt, yrb, yr, ydotnet, yswift, ykt are separate y-crdt-org repos (not cloned). yrs/src/types has array.rs, map.rs, text.rs, xml.rs, weak.rs; yrs/README.md:62-63 lists update formats v1 and v2. Go ports (ygo, go-yjs) are third-party." + }, + "runtimes": { + "mark": "", + "text": "ESM only; Node ≥ 22 and browsers; CI on Node 26", + "note": "Deno, Bun, React Native and workers are not mentioned. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) the package ships CommonJS and ESM builds and needs Node ≥ 16.", + "source": "yjs/package.json:5,23-31,86-89; yjs/.github/workflows/node.js.yml:17-33; yjs/package.json:20-21", + "detail": "Browser tests run by hand through test.html (npm run debug); CI runs lint + node tests only." + }, + "types": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "generated `.d.ts` from JSDoc; generic `Y.Node<DConf>` types attrs and children", + "note": "The type parameter is a compile-time shape only: `$node` checks the name at runtime, not the content.", + "source": "yjs/package.json:15,23-31; yjs/global.d.ts:28; yjs/tests/y-xml.tests.js:6-31; yjs/src/ynode.js:678-681", + "detail": "DConf is a lib0 DeltaConf (attrs, children, text, name)." + }, + "apiStyle": { + "mark": "", + "text": "mutable shared objects; every call synchronous", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1754-1866; yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:179-203; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:410-446", + "detail": "No promises in the core API; Doc.whenLoaded/whenSynced are provider hooks." + }, + "unit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`Y.Doc`: named root nodes plus nested subdocuments", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:50-140,197-203; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:871-981", + "detail": "A Doc holds `share` (root nodes by name), the StructStore (all items and tombstones, pending updates) and `subdocs`." + }, + "manyDocs": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "subdocuments: a `Y.Doc` as a value, addressed by `guid`", + "note": "Loading and syncing each subdocument is the provider's job; the docs say official providers treat subdocs as separate entities.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:871-1003; yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:16-28,142-165; yjs-docs/api/subdocuments.md:7-19,64", + "detail": "funding.json names a planned provider \"Titanic\" for syncing millions of docs; no code in the clone." + }, + "kinds": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one `Y.Node`: attrs (map), children (list or text), formats, name", + "note": "v14 folds `Y.Map`, `Y.Array`, `Y.Text` and the XML types into `Y.Node`. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) they are separate classes. Neither has a counter, set, tree or movable list.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:666-762; yjs/src/index.js:25; yjs/renderer.md:51-54; yjs/INTERNALS.md:15-25", + "detail": "renderer.md:53: \"In Yjs v14 all shared types (text, array, map, xml) are instances of the unified Y.Node.\"" + }, + "nesting": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "any node holds nodes in its attrs and its children", + "note": "A node instance lives in one place; to place it elsewhere, insert a `clone()`.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:2479-2511,2274-2329; yjs/tests/y-map.tests.js:187-210; yjs-docs/getting-started/working-with-shared-types.md:57-62" + }, + "roots": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`ydoc.get(key)`: roots by name, no create op; same node everywhere", + "note": "A v14 root has one kind, so replicas cannot disagree on its type. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) `getMap('r')` on one replica and `getText('r')` on another each see only their own kind's content (checked by running it). Roots cannot be deleted.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:183-203; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:470-496; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:663-665; yjs-docs/api/faq.md:21", + "detail": "Items under a root encode the root key as a string parent; the receiver resolves it with doc.get(key)." + }, + "values": { + "mark": "", + "text": "JSON, `Uint8Array`, `undefined`, `bigint`, `Date`, nodes, docs", + "note": "How `Date` and `bigint` round-trip depends on lib0 1.x `writeAny`, which is not cloned. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) a `Date` reaches peers as `{}` while the writer still reads a `Date`, and a `bigint` wraps to signed 64 bits.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:2479-2511,2291-2327; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:603-695; yjs/tests/y-map.tests.js:166-182", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src): 2n**64n-1n arrives as -1n, 2n**70n as 0n, new Date(0) as {}. v14 nodeMapSet accepts Number/Object/Boolean/Array/String/Date/BigInt/Uint8Array/null/undefined; lists also take ArrayBuffer." + }, + "nestedPlain": { + "mark": "", + "text": "atomic: one value, replaced whole", + "note": "Inserted JSON is not copied; in development mode it is deep-frozen, and the docs warn against mutating it.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:2487-2496; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:603-613; yjs-docs/getting-started/working-with-shared-types.md:61-74" + }, + "kindClash": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one node wins by `clientID`; the loser and its content are deleted", + "note": "In v14 both sides are `Y.Node`s, so this is the ordinary register conflict. The loser is reachable only from a snapshot taken with `gc: false`.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:212-235,256-265,1459-1481", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: Y.Map (client 1) vs Y.Text (client 2) at one key -> both replicas keep the Y.Text, the map is deleted and empty. Item.integrate is identical between 13.6.33 and the clone except type names." + }, + "schema": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "type-level `Y.Node<DConf>`; `$node` checks only the name", + "note": "The JSDoc says to validate content as a value, e.g. `delta.$delta(conf).check(node.toDelta())` (lib0 schema); nothing checks remote changes.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:2071-2107; yjs/tests/schema.tests.js:40-60" + }, + "replicaId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`doc.clientID`: random 53-bit integer, new per `Doc`; app may set it", + "note": "Every new `Doc` (each session) gets a new id, so state vectors grow with sessions.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:18; yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:58; yjs/INTERNALS.md:27-29; yjs-docs/api/faq.md:3-5" + }, + "idReuse": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "regenerates on seeing its own id; replicas may already have diverged", + "note": "Ops already written under the shared id are dropped as known by the other side, so the replicas end up different for good; the FAQ warns of permanent corruption.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:310-313; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:254-268; yjs/tests/doc.tests.js:74-86; yjs-docs/api/faq.md:5", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: two docs with clientID 7 typing \"AAA\" and \"bb\" end as \"AAA\" and \"bbA\"; only the second regenerated its id." + }, + "author": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no: the app maps `clientID`s to users", + "note": "In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) the experimental `PermanentUserData` maps them inside the document.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:44-194; yjs/attributing-content.md:12-130; yjs/renderer.md:1-48; yjs/tests/attribution.tests.js:180-213" + }, + "opId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`ID(client, clock)` per element; a run shares one item", + "note": "Deletes get no id: the clock counts inserts only.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/ID.js; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:49-112,310-313; yjs/INTERNALS.md:45-61" + }, + "clock": { + "mark": "", + "text": "per-client counters (state vector); no Lamport merge, no wall time", + "note": "Concurrent order comes from YATA's `origin`/`rightOrigin`, ties broken by `clientID`. The README calls ids Lamport timestamps, but a client's clock never jumps on receive.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/StructStore.js:90-97,123-133; yjs/README.md:1432-1442; yjs/INTERNALS.md:45-51; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:212-235", + "detail": "store.getClock(own) is the count of own structs; nothing observes remote clocks." + }, + "wallTime": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no timestamp on a change", + "note": "Time is used only locally, by `UndoManager` capture grouping and awareness timeouts.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:455-498; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:45-128; yjs/INTERNALS.md:104-110" + }, + "versionRepr": { + "mark": "", + "text": "state vector (client → next clock), varint binary; snapshot adds deletes", + "note": "The README says the state vector describes local state and is not used to track causality.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:435-452,560-610; yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:16-83; yjs/README.md:1432-1442", + "detail": "Answers the row titled \"A version\" (crdt-rows.json duplicates the id \"version\")." + }, + "versionCmp": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`snapshotContainsUpdate`, `equalSnapshots`; no ahead/behind/concurrent test", + "note": "An app compares decoded state vectors itself.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:39-51,175-198" + }, + "map": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.Node` attrs: `setAttr`, `getAttr`, `deleteAttr`, `hasAttr`, `getAttrs`", + "note": "Also `clearAttrs`, `attrKeys`, `attrValues`, `attrEntries`, `attrSize`, `forEachAttr`. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) the map is `Y.Map` with `set`/`get`/`delete`/`has`/`clear`.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1723-1793,1998-2040" + }, + "lww": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the unseen concurrent write with higher `clientID` wins, not wall-clock", + "note": "A write that saw the other always wins over it; only truly concurrent writes fall to the `clientID` order.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:212-224,256-265; yjs/tests/y-map.tests.js:227-238", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: client 2 beats client 1." + }, + "conflicts": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "losing values are deleted, not readable", + "note": "With `gc: false` a lost value stays in the store and shows in an older snapshot, but there is no conflicts API.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:256-265,275-278" + }, + "deleteKey": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`deleteAttr(key)`; a concurrent set survives the delete", + "note": "A delete removes only the value it saw; a concurrent set is a new value it never covered.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1738-1740,2463-2468; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:366-378", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: client 5 deletes k while client 3 sets k -> k is set on both." + }, + "clear": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`clearAttrs()`: deletes visible keys in one change; concurrent sets survive", + "note": "There is no whole-document clear, and roots cannot be deleted.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1720-1729; yjs/tests/y-map.tests.js:272-313" + }, + "keyOrder": { + "mark": "", + "text": "local `Map` insertion order; can differ between replicas", + "note": "`toJSON()` returns a plain object, so integer-like keys come first there.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:698,1998-2040,2534-2546", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: client 1 sets a, client 2 sets b -> keys [a, b] on one replica, [b, a] on the other." + }, + "counter": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no counter type", + "note": "A number in an attr is a register: concurrent increments lose all but one.", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31; yjs/src/ynode.js:2479-2511", + "detail": "grep for counter/inc in yjs/src finds nothing." + }, + "counterNum": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no counter type", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31" + }, + "counterReset": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no counter type", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31" + }, + "set": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no set type; map keys behave add-wins", + "note": "The docs suggest no model; keys with a dummy value work because a concurrent set beats a delete.", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:256-265", + "detail": "Checked yjs-docs for \"set\"/\"counter\" guidance: none." + }, + "list": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.Node` children: `insert`, `push`, `unshift`, `delete`, `get`, `slice`", + "note": "In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) the list is `Y.Array`.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1812-1913,1980-1991" + }, + "listAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "YATA (Nicolaescu, Jahns et al., 2016) with an added `originRight`", + "note": "A formal model of YATA exists in the third-party lean-yjs project, cited by the README.", + "source": "yjs/INTERNALS.md:7-13; yjs/README.md:1374-1392; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:168-283" + }, + "interleave": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "two runs stay whole, forward or backward; a three-replica case interleaves", + "note": "Not tested in the repo. Run on 13.6.33 (same `Item.integrate`): two writers typing forward or backward at one spot never interleave, but with three replicas a concurrent insert can land inside a right-to-left run.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:168-237", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: \"xabcDEFy\" (forward), \"xcbaFEDy\" and \"helloWORLD\" (backward, two writers); replica 3 inserts b, replica 1 inserts a before it, replica 2 concurrently inserts x at 0 -> \"axb\". The three-replica scenario follows the one published with the Fugue paper (fugue/yjs-interleave), re-run here against yjs itself." + }, + "listRange": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`insert(i, [many])` and `delete(i, n)` in one call", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1812-1814,1864-1866,2342-2451" + }, + "listSet": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no in-place assign; delete and insert", + "note": "Two replicas replacing one element concurrently leave both new values in the list.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1795-1866" + }, + "listMove": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no move op", + "note": "A move existed only on a side branch of yjs (y-crdt README); main has none. A moved element is delete plus re-insert.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1795-1991; y-crdt/README.md:37-40", + "detail": "grep for move in yjs/src finds only \"remove\"." + }, + "moveDelete": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no move op", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1795-1991" + }, + "listNested": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "children may be nodes: lists of maps of texts", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:2291-2327; yjs/tests/y-array.tests.js:312-358" + }, + "rle": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "consecutive inserts by one client merge into one item", + "note": "Deleted runs and garbage-collected ranges merge too.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:321-359; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:1343-1350; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:282-309; yjs/INTERNALS.md:53-61" + }, + "text": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "text is a node's string children: `insert`, `delete`, `format`, `toString`", + "note": "Text, embeds and child nodes can share one node's children. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) the type is `Y.Text`.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1812-1866,1949-1969; yjs/src/ynode.js:367-370" + }, + "textAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the same YATA list engine as lists", + "source": "yjs/INTERNALS.md:15-25; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:1283-1380" + }, + "textUnits": { + "mark": "", + "text": "UTF-16 code units; no other unit in the JS API", + "note": "yrs defaults to UTF-8 byte offsets and can be set to UTF-16 (`OffsetKind`).", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:1297-1306", + "detail": "y-crdt/yrs/src/doc.rs:487-518." + }, + "surrogates": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a split pair becomes two U+FFFD; no error", + "note": "The document stays valid, but the character is lost on every replica.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:1326-1341; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1780-1810", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: inserting inside an emoji gives \"a�X�b\"; deleting half of it leaves one U+FFFD." + }, + "splice": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`insert(index, string, formats?)` and `delete(index, length)`", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1812-1814,1864-1866,401-463" + }, + "updateText": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no set-whole-string API", + "note": "Editor bindings compute the edits; `applyDelta` takes the result.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1597-1705", + "detail": "lib0 delta has a diff used internally for renderer switches (ynode.js:859); not documented as a text diff." + }, + "delta": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "lib0 deltas in and out: `toDelta()`, `applyDelta()`, `event.delta`", + "note": "v14 uses lib0's delta (ops carry `type`, attrs and nested `modify`), not Quill's JSON. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) `Y.Text` reads and applies Quill-style deltas.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1033-1049,1597-1705; yjs/src/utils/YEvent.js:94-157; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1330-1350" + }, + "embeds": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "JSON objects or nodes inside text", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:367-390; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:1008-1088; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1425-1460" + }, + "longText": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one item per typed run; B4 (105k chars): 160 KB doc, 3.2 MB heap", + "note": "Benchmarks are for 13.6.11 (crdt-benchmarks, by the same author); B4×100 (10.5M chars) encodes to 16 MB. A per-keystroke update averaged 29 bytes in 13.3.0.", + "source": "yjs/INTERNALS.md:87-96,125-130; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1665-1778; crdt-benchmarks/README.md:51-65,112-114,231-240", + "detail": "crdt-benchmarks README line 345: avgUpdateSize 29 bytes (13.3.0). Position lookups use up to 80 cached search markers, disabled once a text has formatting (Item.js:1151-1156)." + }, + "marks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`format(index, length, { key: value })`; `insert` takes formats", + "note": "Formats are start/end markers in the list; `null` clears a key.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:143-220,308-358,1834-1836; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:1093-1182" + }, + "markExpand": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "none: an insert carries only the formats it names", + "note": "Read from the code (not run): unnamed formats at the spot are set to `null`. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) `Y.Text.insert` without attributes inherits the formats on its left.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:338-358,1812-1814", + "detail": "13.6.33 types/YText.js:1124-1142 copies pos.currentAttributes when attributes are omitted." + }, + "markOverlap": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one value per key at any position", + "note": "Overlapping comments need distinct keys, e.g. one key per comment id.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:268-275,308-326" + }, + "unmark": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`format(i, n, { key: null })`; marker order decides against a concurrent mark", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:143-220,234-259; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1234-1253,1872-1897" + }, + "markWinner": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the marker later in list order wins; ties by `clientID`, not time", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:98-133,268-275; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:212-235; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1234-1253" + }, + "blocks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "named child nodes (`new Y.Node('p')`), or Quill-style newline formats", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:681-690,1949-1969; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:1351-1424; yjs/tests/attribution.tests.js:218-238" + }, + "xml": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.Node(name)`: name, attrs, children; `toString()` renders XML", + "note": "In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) these are `Y.XmlFragment`, `Y.XmlElement`, `Y.XmlText`, `Y.XmlHook`; v14 still decodes them.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:681-690,1945-1969,2059-2068,2870-2875; yjs/tests/y-xml.tests.js:36-133" + }, + "editors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "y-prosemirror (Tiptap, BlockNote), y-quill, y-codemirror, y-monaco; Lexical native", + "note": "Bindings live in their own repos (not cloned); which already target v14 is not visible here. Third-party: slate-yjs, y-ace; BlockSuite and Superdoc bind natively.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:172-195; yjs-docs/ecosystem/editor-bindings/README.md" + }, + "cursor": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`createRelativePositionFromTypeIndex` and `createAbsolutePositionFromRelativePosition`", + "note": "v14 adds converters between lib0 delta positions and relative positions.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/RelativePosition.js:33-65,154-180,280-335; yjs/src/utils/position-helpers.js:87,217" + }, + "cursorSide": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`assoc`: ≥ 0 sticks to the next element, < 0 to the previous", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/RelativePosition.js:52-64,154-180" + }, + "cursorValue": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "bytes (`encodeRelativePosition`) or JSON (`relativePositionToJSON`)", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/RelativePosition.js:72-91,209-247" + }, + "cursorDeleted": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the gap where the element was; `null` once collected", + "note": "It follows undo's re-inserted copies by default (`followUndoneDeletions`), which only the undoing peer can see.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/RelativePosition.js:280-310", + "detail": "A deleted Item counts as length 0, so the index is that of the next visible element; a GC struct (parent deleted) returns null." + }, + "fractional": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fractional-index helper", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31" + }, + "tree": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no movable tree; third-party `yjs-orderedtree` builds one on maps", + "note": "Nested `Y.Node`s form a tree, but a node cannot move: it is deleted and a clone inserted.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:208-213; yjs/src/index.js:6-31" + }, + "treeCycle": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no movable tree", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31" + }, + "treeOrder": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no movable tree; nested nodes' children are an ordered list", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1795-1913" + }, + "treeDelete": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no movable tree; deleting a node deletes its subtree", + "note": "For nested nodes: an insert into a concurrently deleted node is deleted on arrival; undo can re-create a deleted node.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:275-278,1459-1481; yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:425-450" + }, + "treeData": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no movable tree; a nested node carries its own attrs", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1723-1793" + }, + "txn": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.transact(fn, origin)`: one event round, one update for peers", + "note": "No rollback: if `fn` throws, the edits made so far stay and are sent.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:167-181; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:211-352,410-446; yjs/INTERNALS.md:132-143", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: a throw after map.set keeps the value and emits one update." + }, + "autoCommit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "each call outside `transact` is its own transaction", + "note": "Nested `transact` calls join the outer one; the update is emitted when it ends.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:410-446; yjs/src/ynode.js:1614" + }, + "commitMeta": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "nothing travels with a change; `transaction.meta` is local", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:99-110; yjs/src/utils/encoding-helpers.js:103-110" + }, + "origin": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`transact(fn, origin)`, `applyUpdate(doc, u, origin)`; local only, not replicated", + "note": "Origins reach observers, the `update` event and `UndoManager.trackedOrigins`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:179-181; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:246-370; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:316-329; yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:160-176" + }, + "multiDoc": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "a transaction covers one `Doc`", + "note": "Third-party `y-utility` offers undo across docs, not atomic changes.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:410-446; yjs/README.md:201-206" + }, + "preCommit": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no veto; `beforeObserverCalls` sees the applied change", + "note": "Observers may add edits in a follow-up transaction, but cannot cancel one.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:30-44; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:220-221" + }, + "veto": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no way to reject part of a remote update", + "note": "The threat model calls server-side update filtering an antipattern and suggests a separate fork for untrusted writers.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:246-327; yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:31-37" + }, + "events": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`observe`, `observeDeep`, a `delta` event per node; doc `update`, `afterTransaction`", + "note": "The doc also emits `beforeTransaction`, `beforeObserverCalls`, `afterAllTransactions`, `updateV2`, `subdocs`.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:970-1010; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:229-272,316-329; yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:30-44" + }, + "eventBody": { + "mark": "", + "text": "lib0 delta (`event.delta`, `deltaDeep`), changed keys; `update` gives bytes", + "note": "In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) map events also list each key's `oldValue` in `event.changes.keys`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/YEvent.js:17-157; yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:35-36", + "detail": "v14 YEvent: target, currentTarget, transaction, keysChanged, childListChanged, adds(), deletes(), getDelta({ renderer, deep })." + }, + "localRemote": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`transaction.local` and `transaction.origin`", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:99-110; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:246-249" + }, + "patches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "deep lib0 deltas with nested `modify`/`modifyAttr` per change", + "note": "`node.delta` is a maintained live copy of the deep state.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/YEvent.js:94-157; yjs/src/ynode.js:769-808; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:259-267" + }, + "applyPatches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`node.applyDelta(delta, origin)` turns a delta into ops", + "note": "It returns a corrective delta when part of the input addressed rendered-but-deleted content.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:1578-1705; yjs/src/ynode.js:894-898" + }, + "pathSub": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "observe a node or its subtree; no path filter", + "note": "`getPathTo(parent, child)` computes a path for an event target.", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:977-992; yjs/src/utils/YEvent.js:160-194" + }, + "eventTiming": { + "mark": "", + "text": "synchronously when the outermost transaction ends, before `update`", + "note": "Edits made by observers run as further transactions, one after another.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:211-272,316-329,410-446; yjs-docs/getting-started/working-with-shared-types.md:101-109", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: order observer > afterTransaction > update > call returns." + }, + "historyKept": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no change log; default GC drops deleted content", + "note": "The doc keeps current state plus tombstone ids. With `gc: false` deleted content stays, but not when or by whom.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:17-19; yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:277-281; yjs/src/utils/transaction-helpers.js:251-273; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:384-394; yjs/INTERNALS.md:98-130" + }, + "historyList": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no API to list changes", + "note": "Per-client insert ranges are available (`createInsertSetFromStructStore`), not grouped into changes.", + "source": "yjs/src/index.js:6-31; yjs/INTERNALS.md:104-110" + }, + "timeTravel": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.snapshot(doc)` then `createDocFromSnapshot`, or `getAttrs(snapshot)`", + "note": "v14 adds `SnapshotRenderer` to render the doc as it was.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:94-173; yjs/src/ynode.js:1783-1793; yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:605-702" + }, + "timeTravelNeeds": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`gc: false` and a snapshot captured then; restore rebuilds a doc", + "note": "A past version cannot be named afterwards: deletes carry no clock, so only snapshots the app kept can be restored.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:119-173; yjs/INTERNALS.md:168-179", + "detail": "createDocFromSnapshot throws if originDoc.gc is true, writes every struct up to the snapshot, and applies it to a new Doc." + }, + "versionDiff": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`diffDocsToDelta(v1, v2)`; `DiffRenderer` attributes the changes", + "note": "Arbitrary versions need docs for both (e.g. from snapshots). In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) diffs come from `Y.Text.toDelta(snapshot, prevSnapshot)`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/delta-helpers.js:6-33; yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:359-455; yjs/tests/attribution.tests.js:78-112" + }, + "revert": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "experimental `undoContentIds`, or `DiffRenderer.rejectAllChanges`", + "note": "No `revertTo(version)`; the app computes the ids changed since a version, and the code warns it may fail with GC on.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:389-404; yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:488-503; yjs/tests/attribution.tests.js:180-213" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions; snapshots are bytes the app stores", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:53-83" + }, + "blame": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "v14 attribution renderers; who did what is the app's map of `clientID`s", + "note": "Yjs records only `clientID`s; mapping changes to users is collected by the app or server, e.g. from each update's `createContentIdsFromUpdate`. In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) only the experimental `PermanentUserData`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:44-194; yjs/attributing-content.md:12-130; yjs/renderer.md:1-48; yjs/tests/attribution.tests.js:180-213" + }, + "trim": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "GC drops deleted content; tombstone ids and positions stay", + "note": "No shallow snapshot. A collected doc can no longer restore snapshots.", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:384-394; yjs/src/structs/GC.js; yjs/README.md:1397-1423" + }, + "purge": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "default GC drops deleted content here and on peers that GC", + "note": "A peer with `gc: false`, or stored raw updates not yet compacted, keep the bytes; `mergeUpdates` keeps the first encoding it sees.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Transaction.js:277-281; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:384-394; yjs/README.md:1103-1111", + "detail": "y-indexeddb@9.0.12 compacts after 500 stored updates (PREFERRED_TRIM_SIZE) through encodeStateAsUpdate of the collected doc." + }, + "fork": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.cloneDoc(doc)`; the clone is a new `Doc` with a new `clientID`", + "note": "In 13.6.33 (npm `latest`) there is no `cloneDoc`: `applyUpdate(new Y.Doc(), encodeStateAsUpdate(doc))`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:689-697; yjs/src/utils/Doc.js:58" + }, + "forkAt": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`createDocFromSnapshot(doc, snapshot)` gives an editable doc", + "note": "Needs `gc: false` on the source.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:119-173", + "detail": "The fork shares item ids with the source, so its edits merge back as ordinary updates." + }, + "mergeBack": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "exchange updates; `DiffRenderer` accepts or rejects suggestions selectively", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:370-433; yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:488-530" + }, + "detached": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no checkout; a past version is a new `Doc`, edited as a fork", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:119-173" + }, + "suggestions": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`DiffRenderer` keeps a suggestion doc; `acceptChanges`/`rejectChanges` by range", + "note": "New in v14; the threat model recommends a separate doc for suggestion-only users.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/Renderer.js:359-530; yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:37" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Y.UndoManager(scope, options)` with `undo()`, `redo()`", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:155-360; yjs/README.md:1214-1286" + }, + "undoLocal": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "tracks origins in `trackedOrigins` (default `null`); peers' changes stay", + "note": "An update applied without an origin has origin `null` and is tracked as local; providers pass themselves as origin.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:160-176,207-213; yjs/README.md:1308-1349", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: applyUpdate without origin then undo() removes the remote text; with origin \"provider\" it stays." + }, + "undoGroup": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`captureTimeout` (500 ms), `stopCapturing()`, `captureTransaction` filter", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:160-166,227-239,328-330" + }, + "undoScope": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "scope of nodes or a whole doc; `trackedOrigins`, `deleteFilter`", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:155-176,266-277" + }, + "undoCursor": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`stackItem.meta` with `stack-item-added` / `stack-item-popped` events", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:16-29,108-121; yjs/README.md:1351-1372" + }, + "undoConflict": { + "mark": "", + "text": "keeps peers' later edits; skips a key a peer overwrote", + "note": "`ignoreRemoteAttributeChanges` lets undo overwrite a peer's attr change.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UndoManager.js:425-520", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: local set, remote overwrite, undo -> the remote value stays." + }, + "format": { + "mark": "", + "text": "binary updates: V1 (default) and V2 (columnar, RLE per field)", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UpdateEncoder.js:157-197; yjs/README.md:1074-1083; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:1-15" + }, + "spec": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no written spec; the code defines the format", + "note": "yrs reimplements both formats, a second implementation to read against.", + "source": "yjs/INTERNALS.md:145-166; yjs-docs/api/document-updates.md:131-133; y-crdt/yrs/README.md:62-63", + "detail": "Searched yjs, yjs-docs and y-crdt for a format specification; none." + }, + "snapshot": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`encodeStateAsUpdate(doc)`: all items and tombstones", + "note": "Yjs keeps no history to leave out; deleted content is included only with `gc: false`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:372-433" + }, + "incremental": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`encodeStateAsUpdate(doc, stateVector)` sends what that peer lacks", + "note": "The whole delete set always goes along.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:387-433,45-68" + }, + "mergeUpdates": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mergeUpdates`, `diffUpdate`, `encodeStateVectorFromUpdate` on bytes", + "note": "v14 adds `intersectUpdateWithContentIds` and marks `diffUpdate` deprecated.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:454-540; yjs/src/utils/updates.js:173-230,516-576; yjs/README.md:1026-1048" + }, + "jsonExport": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`decodeUpdate`/`logUpdate` show structs for inspection; no JSON import", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/updates.js:104-148" + }, + "fastLoad": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "compact V2 columns; loading decodes everything, no lazy load", + "note": "Subdocuments are the way to load parts on demand. B4 parses in 39 ms (13.6.11, crdt-benchmarks).", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UpdateEncoder.js:157-197; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:246-327; yjs-docs/api/subdocuments.md:19", + "detail": "crdt-benchmarks/README.md:234." + }, + "compat": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no written promise; tests decode v13.2 documents", + "note": "v14 reads v13 updates; it writes new nodes with the XML type refs, so a v13 reader sees them as `Y.XmlFragment`/`Y.XmlElement`.", + "source": "yjs/tests/compatibility.tests.js:1-6,23-68; yjs/src/ynode.js:2059-2068,2870-2875; y-crdt/README.md:9-11", + "detail": "Inference from _legacyTypeRef (ynode.js:737,2059-2068); not run against a v13 reader." + }, + "syncProto": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`y-protocols/sync`: step 1 state vector, step 2 diff, updates", + "note": "v14 tests use `@y/protocols` 1.0.6-rc.1 (not cloned).", + "source": "y-protocols@1.0.7/sync.js:13-40,48-134; yjs/INTERNALS.md:159-166", + "detail": "yjs/package.json:78 devDependency @y/protocols." + }, + "reconnect": { + "mark": "", + "text": "state vectors; the reply resends missing items and the full delete set", + "source": "y-protocols@1.0.7/sync.js:13-17,48-62; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:382-433" + }, + "outOfOrder": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "held as pending and applied when the missing parts arrive", + "note": "v14 also stores gaps in one client's stream as skips. Pending data is re-sent by `encodeStateAsUpdate`.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:97-232,274-326; yjs/src/utils/StructStore.js:13-21" + }, + "duplicate": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "idempotent: no event, no observers; the cost is a decode", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:254-268; yjs/src/utils/encoding-helpers.js:103-110; yjs/README.md:970-974", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: applying one update twice emits one update event." + }, + "transport": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "transport-agnostic bytes; official y-websocket, y-webrtc providers", + "note": "Providers are not cloned; many third-party ones exist.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:218-246; yjs/INTERNALS.md:145-158" + }, + "server": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`y-websocket` ships a simple WebSocket backend", + "note": "Not cloned, so described from the README only; the threat model calls server-side update filtering an antipattern. Third-party: Hocuspocus, y-sweet, y-redis.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:231-238,439-443" + }, + "storage": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "official y-indexeddb and y-leveldb; others third-party", + "note": "Both store updates and compact them after 500.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:361-398; y-indexeddb@9.0.12/src/y-indexeddb.js:9-49; y-leveldb@0.2.0/src/y-leveldb.js:11,428-530" + }, + "awareness": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`y-protocols/awareness`: per-client state, 30 s timeout", + "source": "y-protocols@1.0.7/awareness.js:13-160,194-290; yjs-docs/api/about-awareness.md" + }, + "partial": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "per document via subdocuments; `intersectUpdateWithContentIds` filters by ids", + "note": "No sync of a subtree per peer; the FAQ splits data into docs where permissions differ.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/updates.js:516-576; yjs-docs/api/subdocuments.md:64; yjs-docs/api/faq.md:17" + }, + "hashes": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "ids are client and clock; no content hashes", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/ID.js; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:455-498" + }, + "signatures": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no signatures", + "source": "yjs/src/structs/Item.js:455-498; yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:29-51" + }, + "checksums": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no checksum in either format", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/UpdateEncoder.js:183-197; yjs/src/utils/BlockSet.js:25-84" + }, + "malformed": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "throws a plain `Error`; parts decoded before the failure stay applied", + "note": "Items are integrated before the delete set is read, so a truncated update leaves its items in the doc.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:246-327; yjs/src/utils/BlockSet.js:25-84; yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:39-50", + "detail": "Checked by running yjs@13.6.33 (bench/compare/node_modules/yjs/src); the code path is unchanged in the clone: an update cut by its last byte throws \"Unexpected end of array\" after \"hello\" was applied and an update event fired." + }, + "bounds": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no limits on size, depth or pending data", + "note": "The decoder sizes arrays from wire counts; the threat model leaves size limits to the app.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/BlockSet.js:25-35; yjs/src/utils/encoding.js:274-295; yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:39-51" + }, + "remoteValidation": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; peers are assumed trusted", + "source": "yjs/THREAT_MODEL.md:29-37; yjs/src/ynode.js:2077-2095" + }, + "e2ee": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "none in core; `y-webrtc` encrypts signaling with a shared secret", + "note": "Third-party: secsync, Matrix-CRDT, managed services.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:239-246,343-345,309-317" + }, + "fuzz": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "5 peers, random disconnects and delivery order, up to 100,000 ops", + "source": "yjs/tests/testHelper.js:440-590; yjs/tests/y-map.tests.js:666-776; yjs/tests/y-array.tests.js:556-666; yjs/tests/y-text.tests.js:2043-2385", + "detail": "60 randomized cases. compare() checks values, struct stores, delete sets, state vectors, snapshots and a doc rebuilt from mergeUpdates; `npm run test-extensive` repeats for 10 s per case." + }, + "proofs": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "third-party lean-yjs (Lean) proves parts of YATA", + "note": "The README says preservation and commutativity are proven so far and that the paper's pseudocode has errors.", + "source": "yjs/README.md:1444-1451" + }, + "errors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "plain `Error` messages, no classes or codes", + "source": "yjs/src/ynode.js:217,2322,2331,2506; yjs/src/utils/Snapshot.js:136; yjs/src/structs/Item.js:386" + }, + "devtools": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`logUpdate`, `logNode`, `obfuscateUpdate`; Yjs inspector site", + "note": "Other devtools listed (y-sweet, Liveblocks, Velt) are third-party.", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/updates.js:104-125,487-503; yjs/src/utils/logging.js; yjs/README.md:400-405,1050-1072" + }, + "anonymize": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`obfuscateUpdate` replaces content, keeps the CRDT structure", + "source": "yjs/src/utils/updates.js:386-503; yjs/README.md:1050-1072" + }, + "frameworks": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "third-party only: react-yjs, SyncedStore, valtio-yjs, immer-yjs", + "source": "yjs/README.md:188-193" + }, + "docs": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "docs.yjs.dev: guides, API, ecosystem, internals, for v13", + "note": "v14's `Y.Node` API is in JSDoc and two repo notes; the site and most of the README describe v13.", + "source": "yjs-docs/SUMMARY.md; yjs-docs/api/shared-types/README.md; yjs/README.md:525-1372; yjs/renderer.md; yjs/attributing-content.md" + }, + "tests": { + "mark": "", + "text": "338 cases in 16 files (lib0/testing); CI on Node 26", + "source": "yjs/tests/index.js:1-39; yjs/.github/workflows/node.js.yml:17-33", + "detail": "60 of them are randomized `testRepeat*` cases; JavaScript only. y-crdt adds Rust, wasm and FFI tests." + } + } + }, + { + "id": "automerge", + "name": "Automerge", + "url": "https://github.com/automerge/automerge", + "direction": "CRDT library", + "package": "@automerge/automerge", + "version": "3.5.0", + "commit": "5bae775", + "repoVersion": "2.6.0-alpha.5", + "repoCommit": "3ab7c33", + "cells": { + "version": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`@automerge/automerge` 3.5.0 at 5bae775 (= npm `latest`); Rust crate 0.12.0", + "note": "The clone's main already carries unreleased APIs under the 3.5.0 label (`maskAuthor`/`revealAuthor`), which the npm 3.5.0 build lacks. automerge-repo is read at 3ab7c33 (2.6.0-alpha.5); npm `latest` there is 2.6.0-alpha.3.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/package.json:2-7; automerge/javascript/CHANGELOG.md:1-41; automerge/rust/automerge/Cargo.toml:2-3; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:1-10; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/package.json:2-3", + "detail": "Checked the installed npm 3.5.0 (syncom/bench/compare/node_modules/@automerge/automerge/dist/implementation.d.ts): no maskAuthor/revealAuthor/isAuthorMasked exports, which exist at automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:863-893 on main." + }, + "status": { + "mark": "", + "text": "stable: 3.x since July 2025, 2.0 in Jan 2023; LICENSE from 2019", + "note": "automerge-repo, which the sync, storage and framework rows lean on, has an alpha (2.6.0-alpha.3) as its npm `latest`.", + "source": "automerge/README.md:30-44; automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:1-14; automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-2.md:1-4; automerge/LICENSE:1", + "detail": "The repository does not show the first public release (the original JS Automerge predates this repo); the oldest date visible is the 2019 LICENSE copyright. README: 'A stable release of the javascript package is available'." + }, + "license": { + "mark": "", + "text": "MIT: core, WASM, JS, C, automerge-repo and its adapters", + "note": "One core file, `text_diff/myers.rs`, is copied from the `similar` crate under Apache-2.0 (its LICENSE sits beside it). The ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings and Keyhive are outside the clones.", + "source": "automerge/LICENSE:1-5; automerge/javascript/LICENSE:1-3; automerge/javascript/package.json:73; automerge/rust/automerge/Cargo.toml:5; automerge/rust/automerge/src/text_diff/myers.rs:1-6; automerge/rust/automerge/src/text_diff/LICENSE:1-3; automerge-repo/LICENSE:1; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/package.json:11" + }, + "maintainer": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Ink & Switch; Alex Good and Orion Henry work on it full time", + "source": "automerge/README.md:30-38; automerge/javascript/LICENSE:3; automerge/javascript/package.json:3-6; automerge-repo/LICENSE:1; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/package.json:10", + "detail": "package.json collaborators: Orion Henry, Martin Kleppmann. automerge-repo author: Peter van Hardenberg. LICENSE copyright: Ink & Switch LLC (JS, WASM, repo); 'the Automerge contributors' (root)." + }, + "impl": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Rust core compiled to WASM (wasm-bindgen), TypeScript wrapper with proxies", + "source": "automerge/README.md:16-21; automerge/javascript/package.json:8; automerge/javascript/src/low_level.ts:27-42; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:440-458; automerge/javascript/src/proxies.ts:155-215" + }, + "deps": { + "mark": "", + "text": "0: no `dependencies`; the WASM binary ships inside the package", + "source": "automerge/javascript/package.json:1-100", + "detail": "package.json has only devDependencies (line 83); the installed npm 3.5.0 package.json has no dependencies field either." + }, + "wasm": { + "mark": "", + "text": "required: 3.6 MB `.wasm` (1.1 MB gzip), loaded per export condition", + "note": "The default `import` inlines the WASM as base64 and instantiates it synchronously; Node reads the file; the `browser` condition needs bundler WASM support (webpack `asyncWebAssembly`, Vite `vite-plugin-wasm` + top-level await); `/slim` + `initializeWasm()` is the manual async path. The repo has no CSP note; on Cloudflare Workers a doc cannot be created outside a handler.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/package.json:31-72; automerge/javascript/src/entrypoints/fullfat_base64.ts:1-5; automerge/javascript/scripts/build.mjs:283-316; automerge/javascript/src/low_level.ts:88-113; automerge/javascript/HACKING.md:122-150; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/library-initialization.md:14-46,70-79,128-152", + "detail": "Measured on the installed 3.5.0: dist/automerge.wasm 3,644,225 bytes, gzip -9 1,136,563 bytes; the base64 module is 4.9 MB." + }, + "bindings": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Rust crate and C API in repo; docs list Python, Swift, R", + "note": "Python (automerge-py) and Swift (automerge-swift) are automerge-org projects outside the clones; R is community-maintained (CRAN); Go (automerge-go) is named in the 2.0 blog; `samod` is a Rust automerge-repo.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/Cargo.toml:1-9; automerge/rust/automerge-c/README.md:1-4; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/api.md:11-17; automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-2.md:93; automerge-docs/content/blog/2026-august.md:14,66-68" + }, + "runtimes": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Node (CI tests 18), browsers, Workers (`workerd`), Deno; React Native via docs recipe", + "note": "No `engines` field; automerge-repo needs Node ≥ 22.13. Deno has WASM tests but no CI job; React Native needs Metro package-exports config plus manual init; Bun is not mentioned.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/package.json:31-72; automerge/.github/workflows/ci.yaml:62-71; automerge/javascript/packaging_tests/run.mjs; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/deno-tests/deno.ts:1-8; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/library-initialization.md:10-12,70-96,137-150; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/package.json:50-52", + "detail": "packaging_tests: node_cjs/esm fullfat/slim, vite_*, webpack_*, iife, workerd, workerd_slim. CJS bundle built with esbuild target node14 (scripts/build.mjs:401)." + }, + "types": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "shipped `.d.ts` from TS source; generic `Doc<T>`, `change<T>`, `from<T>`", + "note": "The WASM layer's types are a hand-written TS block in `automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs`, copied to `wasm_types.d.ts` at build. `load<T>` does no runtime check of `T`.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/package.json:28; automerge/javascript/src/types.ts:22-29; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:60-436; automerge/javascript/scripts/build.mjs:326-330; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:740-753" + }, + "apiStyle": { + "mark": "", + "text": "immutable doc; `change(doc, d => …)` mutates a proxy, returns a new doc; synchronous", + "note": "Every core call is synchronous except WASM init. A doc handed to `change` becomes outdated and cannot be changed again (`clone` first). automerge-repo wraps it in a `DocHandle` (`handle.change`, events); `repo.find()` is async.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/index.ts:8-10,198-219; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:483-499,630-700; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:448-464" + }, + "unit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "a document: one root map tree plus its full hash-linked change history", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:31-60; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/concepts.md:18-24" + }, + "manyDocs": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "automerge-repo `Repo`: `automerge:` URLs, `create`/`find`, sync per document", + "note": "The core holds one document per instance; there are no subdocuments.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/concepts.md:26-52; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/Repo.ts:439-450; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/AutomergeUrl.ts" + }, + "kinds": { + "mark": "", + "text": "map, list, text (with marks and block markers); `Counter` as a scalar", + "note": "`Table` survives only as a legacy alias of map. No tree, movable list, set or XML type.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183; automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:31-50; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:8-22" + }, + "nesting": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "any depth: maps and lists hold maps, lists and texts; root is a map", + "note": "A text holds characters and inline block-marker maps only. `from([1, 2])` gives a map with keys '0' and '1' (probed).", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:31-45; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:6,65-98; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:418-432" + }, + "roots": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one root map; children created by ops; same-key concurrent creation conflicts", + "note": "Two replicas that each assign `d.list = []` hold two distinct lists: one wins by op id, the other's items are hidden (reachable through `getConflicts`). The docs say to sync the initial change first or hard-code its bytes.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/cookbook/modeling-data.md:20-56; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1020-1058", + "detail": "Probe (npm 3.5.0): concurrent d.list=['a1'] / d.list=['b1'] → ['b1']; getConflicts → {'1@aaaa04':['a1'],'1@bbbb04':['b1']}." + }, + "values": { + "mark": "", + "text": "str, int, uint, f64, bool, null, `Date`, `Uint8Array`, `Counter`, `ImmutableString`", + "note": "`bigint` is accepted (uint above i64 max) and reads back as a number when safe, as `bigint` from 2^53; NaN and Infinity round-trip as f64; `undefined`, functions, symbols and `Map` throw `RangeError`; class instances are stored as plain maps (all probed).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/proxies.ts:155-215; automerge/javascript/src/types.ts:64-78; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:8-22,55-63", + "detail": "A plain JS string becomes a collaborative text object (proxies.ts:201-202). Int/Uint/Float64 wrappers force a numeric type inside change(); inside from() they were stored as maps {value: n} (probed)." + }, + "nestedPlain": { + "mark": "", + "text": "becomes a nested map: its keys merge one by one; reassigning replaces it", + "note": "Assigning a whole new object creates a new map; a concurrent edit inside the old one is lost (probed: `o = {a: 9}` beat a concurrent `o.b = 3`).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/proxies.ts:176-178; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/lists.md:28-63" + }, + "kindClash": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one wins by op id; the loser stays, readable through `getConflicts`", + "note": "The next write to the key resolves the conflict.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1020-1058; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/conflicts.md:38-57", + "detail": "Probe: map {inner:1} at k (actor aaaa03) vs text at k (bbbb03) → text shown; getConflicts(m,'k') returned both, the map with its contents." + }, + "schema": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; `load<T>` trusts `T`, migrations are the app's job", + "note": "The docs name Cambria as research that is not implemented.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:740-753; automerge-docs/content/docs/cookbook/modeling-data.md:58-90" + }, + "replicaId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "actor ID: bytes (hex in JS), 16 random by default, app may set it", + "note": "One actor's changes must be sequential. 3.5.0 adds an optional `author` (hex) mapped to one or more actors.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:36-70; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:206-221,273-276; automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:76-85; automerge/javascript/src/index.ts:184-190" + }, + "idReuse": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "detected at merge: `duplicate seq N found for actor` error; no recovery", + "note": "Probe: two clones given one actor each made a change; `merge`, `applyChanges` and sync all threw `RangeError`. Nothing regenerates the id, and the two histories cannot be merged.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/change_queue.rs:21-39; automerge/rust/automerge/src/error.rs:18-19; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:43-45; automerge/javascript/src/index.ts:184-190" + }, + "author": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`author` (hex) mapped to many actors: `getAuthors`, `getActorsForAuthor` (3.5.0)", + "note": "Stored in an actor's first change and kept through merge and save; changing the author mints a fresh actor.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:206-221,965-990; automerge/rust/automerge/src/author.rs:1-40; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:24-33" + }, + "opId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`counter@actor`: op counter, then actor, e.g. `2@aaaa01`", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:422-449; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/conflicts.md:59-61", + "detail": "A change is (actor, seq) and is addressed by the SHA-256 hash of its bytes." + }, + "clock": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Lamport op counters (max seen + 1); causality via the change-hash DAG", + "note": "Reading at a version uses a per-actor vector of max op counters.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/automerge.rs:838-872; automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:441-449; automerge/rust/automerge/src/clock.rs:8-13; automerge/rust/automerge/src/change_graph.rs:795" + }, + "wallTime": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "per-change `time` (seconds), on by default; advisory, not in merge order", + "note": "`time: undefined` stores 0 (probed).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:129-139,662-664; automerge/rust/automerge/src/transaction/commit.rs:24-33" + }, + "versionRepr": { + "mark": "", + "text": "heads: an array of SHA-256 change hashes as hex strings", + "note": "JSON-able as is; automerge-repo also encodes heads for URLs (`UrlHeads`).", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:69-70; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1414-1421; automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:690-693; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:207-216" + }, + "versionCmp": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`hasHeads(doc, heads)` tests inclusion; no ahead/behind/concurrent compare", + "note": "`getMissingDeps` and `getChangesSince` help derive the rest.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1406-1466" + }, + "map": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "JS object proxy: `d.k = v`, `delete d.k`; Rust `put`, `get`, `get_all`", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/values.md:10-31; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:299-306; automerge/rust/automerge/src/read.rs:284" + }, + "lww": { + "mark": "", + "text": "greater op id wins (counter, then actor); not wall-clock", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/conflicts.md:59-61; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:29-37; automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:441-449", + "detail": "Probe: a replica with one more prior op (higher counter) won with the lower actor id." + }, + "conflicts": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`getConflicts(obj, key)` returns every concurrent value; Rust `get_all`", + "note": "Patches carry `conflict: true`; the next write to the key clears it.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1020-1058; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/conflicts.md:38-61; automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:56-60" + }, + "deleteKey": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`delete d.k`; a concurrent set beats the delete", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:31-34; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/values.md:14", + "detail": "Probed: delete x ‖ x='kept' → {x:'kept'}." + }, + "clear": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no clear op; delete keys one by one or reassign the parent", + "note": "Reassigning creates a new object, so concurrent writes into the old one are dropped.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:29-37" + }, + "keyOrder": { + "mark": "", + "text": "sorted by key in the core; a live JS doc appends newly added keys", + "note": "Probe: after a change `Object.keys` read `z, a, m`; after `load` it read `a, m, z`. Integer-like keys follow JS object rules.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/read.rs:46-50; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:595-628", + "detail": "getBackend(doc).keys('_root') returned ['a','m','z']; uppercase sorted before lowercase (byte order). The read.rs doc comment does not state the order; the claim rests on the probe." + }, + "counter": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Counter` class: `increment(n)`, `decrement(n)`, `.value`", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/counter.ts:8-112; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/counters.md:19-38; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:91-93" + }, + "counterNum": { + "mark": "", + "text": "64-bit integer; decrement allowed; fractional deltas truncated", + "note": "`increment(1.7)` adds 1 and `new Counter(1.5)` stores 1 (probed). The sum is a plain i64 `+` with no overflow check.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:976-987; automerge/rust/automerge/src/value.rs:448-457; automerge/rust/automerge/src/op_set2/op.rs:132-145" + }, + "counterReset": { + "mark": "", + "text": "an overwrite or delete wins; concurrent increments are dropped", + "note": "An increment counts only while the counter's put has no other successor (probed: reset to 0 ‖ +3 → 0; delete ‖ +3 → key gone).", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/op_set2/op.rs:72-81,152-158" + }, + "set": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no set type; the docs give no set recipe", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:8-22; automerge-docs/content/docs/cookbook/modeling-data.md:1-100", + "detail": "Searched the docs clone for a set/map-keys recipe; none found." + }, + "list": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "JS array proxy: `push`, `unshift`, `insertAt`, `deleteAt`, `splice`, index assign", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/lists.md:6-26; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:145-187" + }, + "listAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "RGA, as the docs name it; no paper cited", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:30-32; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:39-85" + }, + "interleave": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "forward runs stay whole; runs typed backwards interleave element by element", + "note": "Probe: per-keystroke appends `abc` ‖ `xyz` → `xyzabc`; per-keystroke prepends → `xaybzc` (lists too). The docs admit reverse insertion is not preserved.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:45,49-85" + }, + "listRange": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`splice(i, n, ...items)`, `insertAt(i, ...items)`, `deleteAt(i, n)`", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/lists.md:6-26; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:160-187; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:323-328" + }, + "listSet": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`d.l[i] = v` writes in place; concurrent assigns conflict, op id wins", + "note": "`getConflicts(list, i)` shows both; an assign concurrent with a delete revives the element (probed).", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:41-47; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/conflicts.md:17-20; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/lists.md:13" + }, + "listMove": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no move op; assigning an existing object elsewhere throws", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183; automerge/javascript/src/proxies.ts:179-182" + }, + "moveDelete": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no move op", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/proxies.ts:179-182" + }, + "listNested": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "lists hold maps, lists and texts at any depth", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/lists.md:20; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:65-98" + }, + "rle": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "columnar RLE/delta op columns, kept compressed in memory since 3.0", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:27-29; automerge/rust/hexane/README.md:1-21" + }, + "text": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a JS `string` field is collaborative text; edit with `splice`, `updateText`", + "note": "`ImmutableString` holds an atomic, non-collaborative string.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/text.md:6-32; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:59; automerge/javascript/src/proxies.ts:201-202" + }, + "textAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the same RGA as lists; marks follow Peritext", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md:87-89; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:36" + }, + "textUnits": { + "mark": "", + "text": "UTF-16 code units in JS; Rust also offers code points, UTF-8, graphemes", + "note": "The WASM build hard-codes UTF-16; JS has no switch.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:456; automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:623-647; automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:86-89" + }, + "surrogates": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "an index inside a pair rounds to the whole character; never splits it", + "note": "Probe on `a😀b`: insert at 2 lands after 😀, `splice(1, 1)` removes 😀 whole; a lone surrogate inserted becomes U+FFFD.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:637-647; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1596-1632" + }, + "splice": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`splice(doc, path, index | cursor, del, text)`; negative `del` deletes backwards", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1596-1632" + }, + "updateText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`updateText(doc, path, s)`: Myers diff over grapheme clusters", + "note": "Marked beta; the docs warn it merges poorly when called rarely. `updateSpans` diffs block structure but not marks.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1634-1666; automerge/rust/automerge/src/text_diff.rs:15-44; automerge/rust/automerge/src/text_diff/myers.rs:1-20; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/text.md:34-75; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/rich-text.md:87-95" + }, + "delta": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no Quill deltas; `spans()`/`updateSpans()` and patches instead", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1668-1688,1781-1817" + }, + "embeds": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "block markers (inline maps); `isEmbed: true` schema convention for images", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/rich-text.md:37-41; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/rich-text-schema.md:37-69,114-118; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1690-1730", + "detail": "Probe: A.splice(d, ['t'], 1, 0, {x:1}) inserted nothing and did not throw; embeds go through splitBlock." + }, + "longText": { + "mark": "", + "text": "every keystroke kept; a 260k-edit trace saves to 129 KB, loads in 0.13 s", + "note": "Our run, npm 3.5.0 under Node, on `rust/edit-trace/edits.json` in one change (5.6 s to apply). The 3.0 blog: pasting Moby Dick took 700 MB in 2.x and 1.3 MB in 3.0.", + "source": "automerge/rust/edit-trace/edits.json; automerge/rust/edit-trace/README.md:1-12; automerge/rust/benchmark-battery/README.md:1-20; automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:27-33", + "detail": "259,778 edits → 104,852 chars; save() 129,100 bytes; load 132 ms; process RSS 312 MB at the end; stats numOps 182,316. benchmark-battery carries moby-dick.automerge and egwalker-paper traces." + }, + "marks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mark(doc, path, {start, end, expand}, name, value)`, `unmark`, `marks`, `marksAt`", + "note": "Mark values are scalars only (an object value throws).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1889-1945; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/rich-text.md:11-35; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/index.md:36-45" + }, + "markExpand": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "per mark call: `before`, `after`, `both`, `none`; default `after`", + "note": "`updateSpans` takes `defaultExpand` and `perMarkExpand`.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/marks.rs:372-400; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:1759-1761; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1781-1794" + }, + "markOverlap": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one value per name per character; overlaps split, the greater op wins", + "note": "Probe: `comment=c1` on 0–5 and `comment=c2` on 3–8 read back as c1 0–3 and c2 3–8; overlapping comments need distinct mark names.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/marks.rs:1-7" + }, + "unmark": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`unmark(doc, path, range, name)`; against a concurrent mark, op id decides", + "note": "An unmark is a null-valued mark, so per character the greater op id wins (probed: the concurrent unmark won on its range).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1909-1926; automerge/rust/automerge/src/marks.rs:66-72" + }, + "markWinner": { + "mark": "", + "text": "per character, the greater op id (counter, then actor) wins", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/marks.rs:1-7", + "detail": "Probe: red on 0–6 (actor aa) ‖ blue on 3–11 (bb) → red 0–3, blue 3–11." + }, + "blocks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "block markers: `splitBlock`, `joinBlock`, `updateBlock`, `block`, `spans`", + "note": "A published rich-text schema (`type`, `parents`, `attrs`, `isEmbed`) models nesting.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1690-1779; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/documents/rich-text.md:37-85; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/rich-text-schema.md:37-112" + }, + "xml": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no element tree type; block markers with `parents` paths instead", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/rich-text-schema.md:73-112" + }, + "editors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "official `automerge-prosemirror` and `automerge-codemirror` (outside the clones)", + "note": "Both are named by the docs and blog but are not in the clones; no Tiptap, Quill, Monaco, Lexical or Slate binding is named.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/cookbook/rich-text-prosemirror-vanilla.md:6,32; automerge-docs/content/blog/rich-text.md:9-11; automerge-docs/content/blog/merry-commitmas.md:15-20; automerge-docs/content/docs/tutorial/react.md:327" + }, + "cursor": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`getCursor(doc, path, index)`, `getCursorPosition`; `splice` accepts a cursor", + "note": "In JS cursors work on text only; the Rust core also takes lists.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1819-1887; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:1660-1671; automerge/rust/automerge/src/cursor.rs:9-28" + }, + "cursorSide": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "anchored to the character at the index; `move` only sets the deletion fallback", + "note": "Inserting at the cursor's index pushes it right (probed). `'start'`/`'end'` cursors stay pinned to the ends.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/cursor.rs:19-28,62-80; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1819-1848" + }, + "cursorValue": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a string such as `8@00`, `s`, `e`; Rust `Cursor::to_bytes()`", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:99; automerge/rust/automerge/src/cursor.rs:14-16; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1827-1832" + }, + "cursorDeleted": { + "mark": "", + "text": "resolves to the next (`after`, default) or previous visible element", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/cursor.rs:62-80", + "detail": "Probe: cursor on 'w' of 'hello world' after deleting 'wor…': after → 7, before → 6." + }, + "fractional": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no fractional-index helper", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "tree": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no tree type", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183" + }, + "treeCycle": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no tree type", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183" + }, + "treeOrder": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no tree type", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183" + }, + "treeDelete": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no tree type", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183" + }, + "treeData": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no tree type", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/types.rs:170-183" + }, + "txn": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`change(doc, fn)` is one change: one hash, one callback; a throw rolls back", + "note": "Rust also offers an explicit `Transaction` with commit and rollback.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:630-700; automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:15-24; automerge/rust/automerge/src/autocommit.rs:759-790" + }, + "autoCommit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "JS commits when the `change` callback returns; Rust `AutoCommit` before reads and saves", + "note": "No timer; a callback with no ops makes no change.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:670-689; automerge/rust/automerge/src/autocommit.rs:24-25,440-482" + }, + "commitMeta": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`message`, `time`, `author` (hex, 3.5.0); no custom fields", + "note": "Change metadata exposes `extraBytes` read-only; an author is stored in its actor's first change.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:129-139,206-221; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:163-174; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:24-33" + }, + "origin": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "the patch callback's `source` names the API call; no app-defined tag", + "note": "Sources include `change`, `merge`, `applyChanges`, `receiveSyncMessage`; the change `message` is replicated, not local.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/types.ts:31-59" + }, + "multiDoc": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; a change belongs to one document", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:630-700" + }, + "preCommit": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no hook; a throw inside the `change` callback rolls it back", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:690-696" + }, + "veto": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`initSyncState({ readOnly: true })` ignores all of one peer's changes", + "note": "No per-change rule. On main only (unreleased), `maskAuthor(doc, author, heads)` hides an author's later changes in this replica's view.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1365-1386,863-893; automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync/state.rs:65-67; automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync.rs:421-428; automerge/rust/automerge/src/write_frontier.rs:5-19" + }, + "events": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`patchCallback` per call or per doc; automerge-repo `DocHandle` `change` events", + "note": "No per-container observers in the core; automerge-repo `sub()` handles get scoped events.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/types.ts:50-59; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:129-144,206-221; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:1217-1255" + }, + "eventBody": { + "mark": "", + "text": "path patches (`put`, `splice`, `mark`…) plus `before`/`after` docs and `source`", + "note": "No raw bytes in the event; `getLastLocalChange()` returns them.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:215-290; automerge/javascript/src/types.ts:44-59; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1067-1070" + }, + "localRemote": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`info.source`: `change` vs `merge`, `applyChanges`, `receiveSyncMessage`…", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/types.ts:31-48", + "detail": "Probed: sources ['change','merge','applyChanges']." + }, + "patches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Patch[]` with paths, from callbacks and from `diff()`", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:215-290; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1171-1189" + }, + "applyPatches": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`applyPatches(target, patches)`: to a plain object, or as ops inside `change`", + "note": "A map-key `del` patch throws ('index is not a number for patch'), so round-trips that delete keys fail (probed).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/apply_patches.ts:25-73,127-136" + }, + "pathSub": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "automerge-repo `handle.sub(...path)`: scoped handle with re-rooted patches (experimental)", + "note": "None in the core. The docs' Refs page (`handle.ref()`, `findRef`) describes an API the repo source at 3ab7c33 no longer has.", + "source": "automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:592-613; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/subdoc-handles/handle-registry.ts:330-380; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/repositories/refs.md:12-28" + }, + "eventTiming": { + "mark": "", + "text": "synchronously, after the commit, before the call returns", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:595-628,680-689", + "detail": "Probed order: callback body, patchCallback, return." + }, + "historyKept": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "every change is kept; there is no history GC", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:10; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/concepts.md:24,54-56" + }, + "historyList": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`getAllChanges`, `getChangesMetaSince`, `inspectChange(hash)`, `decodeChange`", + "note": "`getHistory` and `topoHistoryTraversal` are `@hidden`; automerge-repo `handle.history()` lists heads in topological order.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:240-245,1106-1113,1153-1166,1505-1525; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:220-280" + }, + "timeTravel": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`view(doc, heads)`: a cheap read-only doc at a version; Rust `*_at(heads)`", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:292-316; automerge/rust/automerge/src/lib.rs:63-74; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:281-293" + }, + "timeTravelNeeds": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "nothing: history is always whole; reads filter ops by a clock, no replay", + "note": "`view` throws if a head is unknown.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/automerge/view.rs:12-30; automerge/rust/automerge/src/change_graph.rs:795; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:295-307" + }, + "versionDiff": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`diff(doc, before, after)` → `Patch[]` between any two versions", + "note": "`diffPath` (experimental) limits it to one object.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1171-1219" + }, + "revert": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no revert API; `applyPatches(diff(now, past))` inside `change` is manual", + "note": "That recipe threw on a map-key deletion in our probe.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1171-1189; automerge/javascript/src/apply_patches.ts:127-136" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no named versions; the app keeps heads itself", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "blame": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no blame API; per-change `actor`/`author` metadata and `diff` per change", + "note": "3.5.0 maps authors to actors (`getAuthors`, `getActorsForAuthor`); op ids name each value's actor (`getConflicts` keys).", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:965-990; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:24-33" + }, + "trim": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no shallow snapshot or history GC; compression keeps size down", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/automerge.rs:1500-1540; automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:10,27-29", + "detail": "Grepped rust/automerge/src for gc/shallow/truncate/compact: only save-format and patch-log uses." + }, + "purge": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; deleted content stays in the history on every replica", + "note": "`anonymize()` makes a scrubbed copy for sharing, not an in-place purge.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:353-396" + }, + "fork": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`clone(doc)` copies with a new random actor; Rust `fork()`", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:318-358; automerge/rust/automerge/src/autocommit.rs:34-36" + }, + "forkAt": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`clone(view(doc, heads))`; Rust `fork_at(heads)`", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:337-347; automerge/rust/automerge/src/autocommit.rs:327" + }, + "mergeBack": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`merge(local, remote)`, or `applyChanges(getChanges(old, new))`", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:933-961,1094-1101" + }, + "detached": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`view` is read-only; `changeAt(doc, heads, fn)` adds a change concurrent with later history", + "note": "Rust exposes the same as `isolate(heads)` / `integrate()`.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:500-590; automerge/rust/automerge/src/autocommit.rs:459-474" + }, + "suggestions": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`maskAuthor`/`revealAuthor` hide an author's changes in one view", + "note": "On main at 5bae775 only: not in the npm 3.5.0 build.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:863-922; automerge/rust/automerge/src/write_frontier.rs:5-19; automerge/rust/automerge/tests/write_frontier_parity.rs:1-13" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no undo manager in the core or automerge-repo", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/index.ts:1-60" + }, + "undoLocal": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no undo manager", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "undoGroup": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no undo manager", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "undoScope": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no undo manager", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "undoCursor": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no undo manager", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "undoConflict": { + "mark": "—", + "text": "no undo manager", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1-2162" + }, + "format": { + "mark": "", + "text": "binary columnar chunks: document, change, DEFLATE-compressed change, bundle", + "note": "Each chunk: magic `85 6f 4a 83`, 4-byte checksum, type, length. Sync messages are v1 (`0x42`) or v2 (`0x43`); v2 may carry a whole document.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage.rs:26; automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/chunk.rs:127-140,189-240; automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync.rs:132-160,514-522" + }, + "spec": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "published binary format spec on automerge.org (not in the clones)", + "source": "automerge/README.md:27-28; automerge/rust/hexane/README.md:5-7; automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-2.md:75" + }, + "snapshot": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`save(doc)`: compressed doc with full history; no history-less save", + "note": "`toJS(doc)` gives the plain JSON value.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:852-861,1430-1436" + }, + "incremental": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`saveSince(doc, heads)`, `getChangesSince(doc, heads)`, `saveIncremental()`", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:235-238,829-850,1450-1455" + }, + "mergeUpdates": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "saved chunks concatenate: `load(concat(a, b))` works; no compaction without loading", + "note": "automerge-cli `merge` loads several files and writes one compacted document.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:829-838; automerge/rust/automerge-cli/src/main.rs:140", + "detail": "Probed: load(new Uint8Array([...save(x), ...save(y)])) → {a:1, b:2}." + }, + "jsonExport": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`decodeChange`/`encodeChange` (`@hidden`) map a change to and from JSON ops", + "note": "automerge-cli `examine` prints changes as JSON; `export`/`import` move state, not changes.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1387-1396; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:150-190; automerge/rust/automerge-cli/src/main.rs:88-127" + }, + "fastLoad": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "columnar doc chunk; 3.0 keeps it compressed in memory; no change replay", + "note": "Load verifies heads by default (hidden `unchecked` skips it). The 3.0 blog cites a 17-hour load cut to 9 s.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:27-33; automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/document.rs:312-345; automerge/rust/automerge/src/automerge.rs:1237-1260" + }, + "compat": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "3.0 kept the 2.x file format; sync v2 still talks to v1 peers", + "note": "No written policy beyond 'we try and respect semver'; 0.11 began rejecting documents with misordered marks (`rescue` recovers their value).", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/blog/automerge-3.md:14; automerge/README.md:40; automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync/v1_compat_test; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:76-78" + }, + "syncProto": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "core `generateSyncMessage` / `receiveSyncMessage` with a per-peer `SyncState`", + "note": "Based on arXiv:2012.00472; it assumes a reliable in-order stream.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync.rs:1-20; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1268-1386" + }, + "reconnect": { + "mark": "", + "text": "heads + a Bloom filter of changes since the shared heads + needs", + "note": "A persisted `SyncState` (`encodeSyncState`) keeps the shared heads across sessions; when over a third of the doc is due, v2 sends the whole compressed doc.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync.rs:166-235; automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync/state.rs:27-35; automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync/bloom.rs:6-10" + }, + "outOfOrder": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "queued until dependencies arrive; `getMissingDeps` lists them", + "note": "`load()` throws on missing changes unless `allowMissingChanges`.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:1114-1125,740-753,1406-1413; automerge/rust/automerge/src/change_queue.rs:1-40" + }, + "duplicate": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "idempotent: deduplicated by hash, no patches emitted", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/change_queue.rs:21-26", + "detail": "Probed: applying the same change twice gave patches only the first time." + }, + "transport": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "bytes over any reliable channel; automerge-repo WebSocket, MessageChannel, BroadcastChannel", + "note": "No official WebRTC adapter in the clones.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync.rs:3-5; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/repositories/networking.md:6-84; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo-network-websocket/src/WebSocketServerAdapter.ts" + }, + "server": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`automerge-repo-sync-server` (reference, outside the clones): a plain `Repo`, validates nothing", + "note": "The public `wss://sync.automerge.org` is not meant for production; Keyhive (alpha) adds an access policy for Subduction servers.", + "source": "automerge-repo/README.md:24-25,54-56; automerge-repo/examples/sync-server; automerge-docs/content/docs/tutorial/network-sync.md:12-16; automerge-docs/content/docs/tutorial/next-steps.md:14-15; automerge-docs/content/docs/keyhive/ark-api-guide.md:459-464" + }, + "storage": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "automerge-repo IndexedDB and Node FS adapters over a key-range `StorageAdapter`", + "note": "Safe for concurrent writers: chunks are keyed by heads or hash, and compaction deletes only what it loaded.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/repositories/storage.md:6-39; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/storage.md:51-77; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo-storage-indexeddb/src/index.ts:55; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo-storage-nodefs/src/index.ts:37" + }, + "awareness": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "automerge-repo `handle.broadcast()` / `ephemeral-message`; `Presence` class", + "note": "`Presence` (heartbeats, per-peer state) ships in the 2.6 alphas.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/repositories/ephemeral.md:6-32; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/presence/Presence.ts:22-31; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/DocHandle.ts:569" + }, + "partial": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "per document only: automerge-repo `shareConfig` `announce` / `access`", + "note": "Within a document everything syncs.", + "source": "automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/Repo.ts:905-925" + }, + "hashes": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "SHA-256 change hashes; deps link them; heads checked on load", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/chunk.rs:302-313; automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/document.rs:312-325; automerge/rust/automerge/src/automerge.rs:136-137,207" + }, + "signatures": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no signatures on changes in the core", + "note": "Keyhive (alpha) signs sync traffic and contact cards, not individual changes; `emptyChange` is suggested for signing merged heads yourself.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:700-709; automerge-docs/content/docs/keyhive/ark-api-guide.md:33-42,414-424" + }, + "checksums": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "each chunk carries a 4-byte SHA-256-prefix checksum, checked on load", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/chunk.rs:189-205,293-295; automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/load.rs:104-109", + "detail": "Probed: a flipped byte near the end of save() → RangeError 'bad checksum'." + }, + "malformed": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "undecodable bytes throw, nothing applied; nonsense ops panic and broke the doc", + "note": "Probe: a change with an op on an unknown object (built with `encodeChange`) threw `PanicError` from Rust, via `applyChanges` and via a sync message; the same doc then panicked on its next `change`.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/load.rs:30-48; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:1886-1895", + "detail": "Bad magic → RangeError 'Invalid magic bytes'; truncated change → 'unable to parse change'; a batch with one bad change applied nothing. After the panic: toJS still worked, A.change threw PanicError 'index out of bounds'." + }, + "bounds": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "1 GB cap per decoded item, leb128 overflow checks; no queue or size caps", + "note": "A libFuzzer target and crash fixtures (`too_many_ops`, `overflow_in_length`…) cover loading.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/columnar/encoding/decodable_impls.rs:7-9; automerge/rust/automerge/src/storage/parse/leb128.rs:130-140; automerge/rust/automerge/fuzz/fuzz_targets/load.rs:1-38; automerge/rust/automerge/tests/fuzz-crashers; automerge/rust/automerge/src/change_queue.rs:1-40" + }, + "remoteValidation": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none in the core; Keyhive's server policy (alpha) checks edit access only", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:740-753; automerge-docs/content/docs/keyhive/ark-api-guide.md:459-464" + }, + "e2ee": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "keyhive via `@automerge/automerge-repo-keyhive`, in alpha", + "note": "The docs say Keyhive is still in development and details will change.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/keyhive/ark-api-guide.md:6-13,93-97; automerge-docs/content/blog/2026-july.md:55-61" + }, + "fuzz": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "proptests, random fork/merge batch tests, a 3-repo fuzz, libFuzzer on `load`", + "note": "`write_frontier_parity` drives two peers and checks patches against hydrate and reload; the batch tests apply random edits from forks; the repo fuzz (3 repos, 100k changes) is a script, not CI.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/tests/write_frontier_parity.rs:1-13; automerge/rust/automerge/src/op_set2/change/batch.rs:1357-1500; automerge/rust/automerge/src/anonymize/fuzz.rs:11-30; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/fuzz/fuzz.ts:20-100; automerge/rust/automerge/fuzz/fuzz_targets/load.rs:1-38" + }, + "proofs": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no proofs or model checker; the sync code cites one paper", + "note": "`sync.rs` names arXiv:2012.00472 as the protocol's basis; nothing about the CRDT is verified in the repo.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/sync.rs:1-5", + "detail": "Grepped the clones and docs for Isabelle/TLA+/proof/formal: none. Did not check the cited paper's content (offline)." + }, + "errors": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "JS throws `RangeError` with messages; Rust has a typed `AutomergeError` enum", + "note": "Rust panics surface in JS as `PanicError`.", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge/src/error.rs:1-30; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs:1892-1895; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:630-660" + }, + "devtools": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no inspector; `automerge-cli` (examine, export), `stats`, `dump`, `anonymize`", + "note": "automerge-repo logs through `debug` (`DEBUG=automerge-repo:*`).", + "source": "automerge/rust/automerge-cli/src/main.rs:88-140; automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:353-396,1424-1428,1527-1553; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/src/Logger.ts:14-20" + }, + "anonymize": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`anonymize(doc)` replaces keys, values, actors and metadata, keeps history shape", + "note": "Best-effort, not cryptographic: the change graph, types, sizes and string lengths remain.", + "source": "automerge/javascript/src/implementation.ts:353-396; automerge/rust/CHANGELOG.md:85-90; automerge/rust/automerge-cli/README.md:1-12" + }, + "frameworks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "react hooks, Svelte store, Solid primitives (automerge-repo packages); no Vue", + "note": "`@automerge/react` bundles the hooks with the repo and common adapters.", + "source": "automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo-react-hooks/src/index.ts:26-45; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo-svelte-store/package.json; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo-solid-primitives/src/index.ts; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/the-js-packages.md:10-12" + }, + "docs": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "automerge.org: tutorial, data model, merge rules, internals, cookbook, typedoc API", + "note": "The README calls the Rust API low level and not well documented; the binary format has its own spec page.", + "source": "automerge-docs/content/docs/tutorial/index.md; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/under-the-hood/merge-rules.md; automerge-docs/content/docs/reference/api.md:6-17; automerge/README.md:18-28,46-55" + }, + "tests": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Rust ~730 tests + proptests, JS 351, WASM 160, automerge-repo 711; GitHub CI", + "note": "CI builds and tests on Linux, macOS and Windows, runs the WASM and JS suites and a Node 18 packaging test; the C API has cmocka tests.", + "source": "automerge/.github/workflows/ci.yaml:1-100; automerge/rust/automerge/tests; automerge/javascript/test; automerge/rust/automerge-wasm/test; automerge/rust/automerge-c/test; automerge-repo/packages/automerge-repo/test", + "detail": "Counts by grep: 729 #[test] attributes in rust/automerge/src+tests; 351 it()/test() in javascript/test/*.ts (21 files); 160 it() in automerge-wasm/test/*.mts; 711 it()/test() across 37 *.test.ts files in automerge-repo/packages." + } + } + }, + { + "id": "loro", + "name": "Loro", + "url": "https://github.com/loro-dev/loro", + "direction": "CRDT library", + "package": "loro-crdt", + "version": "1.17.1", + "commit": "75e4bf2", + "cells": { + "version": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`loro-crdt` 1.17.1 at commit 75e4bf2", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/package.json:2-3; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:3; loro/crates/loro/Cargo.toml:3", + "detail": "Clone is main at 75e4bf2 (2026-10-23). The Rust crates `loro`/`loro-internal` are 1.17.1 too. npm `latest` = 1.17.1 per the brief (not checkable offline). The installed bench copy is 1.16.4; claims run against it are flagged in their cells." + }, + "status": { + "mark": "", + "text": "stable 1.x since 1.0.0 (2024-10-21); open source since 2023-11", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/changelog/v1.0.0-beta.mdx:2-11; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-now-open-source.mdx:2-3; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:1595", + "detail": "The CHANGELOG goes back to 0.6.0; the open-source announcement is dated 2023/11/13 and the v1.0.0 release 2024/10/21." + }, + "license": { + "mark": "", + "text": "MIT (core, `@loro-dev/fractional-index`, Loro Protocol packages)", + "note": "The licenses of `loro-prosemirror`, `loro-codemirror` and `loro-mirror` are not in the clones and were not checked.", + "source": "loro/LICENSE:1-3; loro/crates/loro-wasm/package.json:84; loro/packages/fractional-index/package.json:17; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:116-120", + "detail": "loro.js (pure TS port) is MIT too (loro/loro-js/package.json). The Loro Protocol repo (loro-websocket, loro-adaptors, Rust client/server) is MIT per its announcement post." + }, + "maintainer": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Loro team (Zixuan Chen, Liang Zhao), GitHub org `loro-dev`", + "source": "loro/LICENSE:3; loro/crates/loro/Cargo.toml:10; loro/README.md:154-156; loro/sponsorkit.config.js:20", + "detail": "LICENSE: 'Copyright (c) 2023 Loro'. Funded through GitHub Sponsors of loro-dev (sponsorkit). npm package.json has an empty author." + }, + "impl": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Rust core compiled to WASM with wasm-bindgen", + "note": "The same repo ships `loro.js`, an experimental pure-TypeScript port (0.4.0) that targets wire and API compatibility without WebAssembly.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/Cargo.toml:15-25; loro/crates/loro-wasm/scripts/build.ts:27; loro/loro-js/README.md:1-13; loro/loro-js/package.json:2-3" + }, + "deps": { + "mark": "", + "text": "0 `dependencies`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/package.json:1-106", + "detail": "package.json has only devDependencies (line 87 on). loro.js has none either." + }, + "wasm": { + "mark": "", + "text": "required; entries load it sync (Node, browser), async (`web`) or inline (`base64`)", + "note": "The default browser entry fetches the .wasm with a synchronous XMLHttpRequest. With the `bundler` entry, Vite needs `vite-plugin-wasm` and `vite-plugin-top-level-await`, and plain esbuild/Rollup must use `loro-crdt/base64` or copy the asset. The repo says nothing about CSP.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/package.json:21-63; loro/crates/loro-wasm/scripts/browser_patch.js:26-65; loro/crates/loro-wasm/README.md:112-118; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/get_started.mdx:36-75; loro-docs/pages/docs/performance/index.md:103-104", + "detail": "Five builds: bundler, browser, nodejs, web, base64. The Node patch polyfills globalThis.crypto for getrandom (scripts/nodejs_patch.js). Bundle size in the benchmark table (1.0.0-beta.2): 2,919,363 bytes, 894,460 gzipped. A Rust panic or OOM traps the instance; the message lands in globalThis.__LORO_WASM_LAST_PANIC__ (src/lib.rs:94-140)." + }, + "bindings": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Rust `loro`, Swift `loro-swift`, Python `loro-py`; C# and Go by the community", + "note": "Other bindings are built from `loro-ffi`, which is not in the clones. The repo also holds a MoonBit codec for the binary format (codec only) and the pure-TS `loro.js`.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro/Cargo.toml:1-12; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/get_started.mdx:9-18; loro/README.md:143-145; loro/moon/README.md:1-8" + }, + "runtimes": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Node, browsers, Deno, Bun (all run in CI); no `engines` field", + "note": "The repo does not mention React Native / Hermes. The sync browser entry needs `XMLHttpRequest`; elsewhere use the `nodejs`, `web`, `base64` or `bundler` entry.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/package.json:26-30; loro/.github/workflows/rust.yml:22-48; loro/crates/loro-wasm/deno_tests/basic.test.ts; loro/crates/loro-wasm/bun_tests/bun.test.ts; loro/examples/bundler-smoke-tests/README.md:1-40; loro/crates/loro-wasm/scripts/browser_patch.js:28-33", + "detail": "CI: Node 22.x, Deno v2, Bun 1.3.0, and Chromium runs of bundler smoke tests (Vite, Webpack, esbuild, Rollup, rsbuild, Next/Turbopack)." + }, + "types": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "shipped .d.ts: wasm-bindgen output plus hand-written generics (`LoroDoc<T>`, `LoroMap<T>`)", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6464-6480; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7386-7407; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7480; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7752; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7923; loro/crates/loro-wasm/tests/declarations/consumer.ts", + "detail": "A `typescript_custom_section` in lib.rs carries the typed shape: `LoroDoc<T extends Record<string, Container>>`, `LoroMap<T>`, `LoroList<T>`, `LoroMovableList<T>`, `LoroTree<T>`; declarations of all five entries are checked with strict tsc (crates/loro-wasm/AGENTS.md)." + }, + "apiStyle": { + "mark": "", + "text": "mutable container handles; synchronous calls that throw on error", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7393-7407; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2852-2864; loro/crates/loro-wasm/index.ts:426-459", + "detail": "`doc.getMap('m')` returns a handle (a new JS object each call). Containers can be built detached (`new LoroMap()`) and attached by `setContainer`/`insertContainer`. Nothing returns a promise (except loading the `web` entry)." + }, + "unit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "a `LoroDoc`: its op log (history) plus the state of named root containers", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:283-303; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/oplog_docstate.mdx", + "detail": "Each replica holds the whole document: OpLog (changes DAG) and DocState (current values)." + }, + "manyDocs": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "one `LoroDoc` per document; no registry or subdocuments", + "note": "The Loro Protocol multiplexes many documents (rooms) over one WebSocket, but the app still names and keeps them. A blog post says the team's directory CRDT (Flock) will be open-sourced later; it is not in the repo.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:22-24; loro-docs/pages/blog/crdt-is-not-enough.mdx:102-110; loro-docs/pages/blog/v1.0.mdx:692-694" + }, + "kinds": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Map, List, MovableList, Text (rich text), Tree, Counter", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6480; loro/crates/loro-common/src/lib.rs:740-760; loro/crates/loro-wasm/Cargo.toml:15-19", + "detail": "An `Unknown(u8)` kind keeps containers created by a newer version. Counter sits behind the `counter` cargo feature, which the WASM build enables." + }, + "nesting": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Map, List and MovableList hold any container; each tree node holds a map", + "note": "A child container gets a new id from the op that inserts it. Inserting an already-attached container copies it under a new id; no container moves between parents (tree nodes excepted).", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/handler.rs:3357-3387; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7542-7546; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:12-27", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: list → list → map → text/tree → node map → counter works; `setContainer('b', attachedText)` produced a copy with a new cid." + }, + "roots": { + "mark": "", + "text": "roots by name and type (`getMap(\"x\")`) merge across replicas; children are minted by ops", + "note": "Root ids are `cid:root-<name>:<Type>`, so two replicas get the same root and a map named x never clashes with a text named x. A child from `setContainer` gets an op-based id; `ensureMergeable*(key)` gives a deterministic id so lazy concurrent creation merges.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6496-6498; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7728-7751; loro/context/mergeable-containers.md:32-66" + }, + "values": { + "mark": "", + "text": "JSON values, `Uint8Array`, container refs; `undefined` becomes `null`", + "note": "A `Date` is stored as `{}`, bigint, functions and symbols throw, a JS `Map` becomes a map. Integers within ±2^53 are stored as i64, other numbers as f64.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/convert.rs:624-698; loro/crates/loro-common/src/value.rs:22-35; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6827-6836", + "detail": "Checked with installed 1.16.4 (convert.rs not changed in the 1.17 CHANGELOG): undefined→null, Date→{}, 10n throws 'Unsupported value type', NaN/Infinity kept in memory, -0→0, Uint8Array round-trips." + }, + "nestedPlain": { + "mark": "", + "text": "one atomic value, replaced whole by the map's LWW", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/convert.rs:645-695; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3487-3493; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/choose_crdt_type.mdx:14-17", + "detail": "A plain object becomes `LoroValue::Map`, stored as the key's value; setting an equal value is a no-op (lib.rs:7863-7864)." + }, + "kindClash": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Map LWW shows one; the loser stays readable by its container id", + "note": "The losing container is hidden (`isDeleted()` is true) but `getContainerById` still reads it. With `ensureMergeable*`, the losing kind's state resurfaces if that kind is ensured again.", + "source": "loro/context/mergeable-containers.md:53-66; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7764-7776; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/sync.mdx:45-50", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: A setContainer(k, Map), B setContainer(k, Text), equal Lamport → both show the text (peer 2); getContainerById(cid:0@1:Map) returns the map {x:1} with isDeleted() true." + }, + "schema": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "none in core; `loro-mirror` declares a schema for its state view", + "note": "loro-mirror (official, not in the clones) maps a declared schema onto containers; the docs do not describe it rejecting remote data.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-mirror.mdx:35-57; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-mirror.mdx:80-99" + }, + "replicaId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "random u64 `PeerID` per `LoroDoc`; settable with `setPeerId()`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/configure.rs:139-143; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/state.rs:534; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1159-1182; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/peerid_management.mdx", + "detail": "Exposed in JS as a decimal string (`${number}`). Every new LoroDoc gets a fresh id, even when loading the same document. `PeerID::MAX` is reserved." + }, + "idReuse": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "importing a clashing op id throws `UsedOpID`; nothing regenerates the id", + "note": "Detection happens only where the two histories overlap, at import; the import is refused and the document left unchanged. The docs make avoiding reuse the app's job.", + "source": "loro/context/import-peer-id-reuse.md:1-35; loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:46-47; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:108; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/peerid_management.mdx", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: two docs with peer 7 inserting different text → import throws 'ID 0@7 has been used', state unchanged. Before 1.16.4 this trapped or scrambled text." + }, + "author": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "no: map peer ids to users, e.g. in `subscribeFirstCommitFromPeer`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6568-6597; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2551-2570" + }, + "opId": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`{ peer, counter }` per op; each change also carries a Lamport", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6802-6821; loro/crates/loro-common/src/lib.rs:524-540; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/peerid_management.mdx", + "detail": "String form `counter@peer`; container ids (`cid:counter@peer:Type`) and tree node ids (`TreeID`) are op ids." + }, + "clock": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Lamport; ties broken by larger peer id", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-common/src/lib.rs:524-531; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/delta/map_delta.rs:26-32", + "detail": "`IdLp { lamport, peer }` derives Ord and 'is used to define the total order of Ops'. Version vectors/frontiers track causality." + }, + "wallTime": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "opt-in `setRecordTimestamp(true)`, in seconds; never used for merge order", + "note": "Off by default; a change then takes the largest timestamp seen. Timestamps are forced ascending and decide whether consecutive commits merge into one change.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:699-710; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/timestamp.mdx:1-9" + }, + "versionRepr": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`VersionVector` (peer→counter) and `Frontiers` (`OpId[]`), both encodable", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6132-6245; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7202; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:258-270; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/frontiers.mdx", + "detail": "`vv.encode()`/`VersionVector.decode()`, `vv.toJSON()` (Map), `encodeFrontiers`/`decodeFrontiers`." + }, + "versionCmp": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`vv.compare(other)` and `doc.cmpFrontiers(a, b)` return -1/0/1/undefined", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6211-6220; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1638-1665; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1612-1636", + "detail": "`undefined` means concurrent. Also `cmpWithFrontiers`, `findIdSpansBetween` (lib.rs:1089), `frontiersToVV`/`vvToFrontiers`." + }, + "map": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroMap`: `set`, `get`, `delete`, `setContainer`, `ensureMergeable*`, `keys`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3451-3950; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7752-7879" + }, + "lww": { + "mark": "", + "text": "higher Lamport wins, then larger peer id; no wall clock", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/delta/map_delta.rs:19-32; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc.rs:686-698; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:108-111", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: concurrent set of k by peers 1 and 2 → peer 2's value." + }, + "conflicts": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; the losing values are reachable only through history", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/state/map_state.rs:221-229; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3451-3950", + "detail": "MapState holds one MapValue per key. Losers stay in the op log (checkout, exportJsonUpdates)." + }, + "deleteKey": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`map.delete(key)`; against a concurrent set, the same Lamport+peer LWW", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3506-3509; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/map/map_content.rs:8-12; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/handler.rs:4562-4568", + "detail": "A delete is a MapSet with `value: None`, ordered like any other write." + }, + "clear": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`map.clear()` writes one delete per present key", + "note": "Not a single reset op: keys a peer adds concurrently survive, and each deleted key races a concurrent set by LWW. `deleteRootContainer` empties and hides a root.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/handler.rs:4873-4898; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3901-3904; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2604-2615" + }, + "keyOrder": { + "mark": "", + "text": "`keys()`/`entries()` sorted by key; `toJSON()` order unspecified", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/state/map_state.rs:37-41; loro/crates/loro-common/src/value.rs:61", + "detail": "Map state is a sorted SmallVec or BTreeMap; value snapshots use an FxHashMap. Checked on 1.16.4: keys() alphabetical, toJSON() hash order." + }, + "counter": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroCounter`: `increment(n)`, `decrement(n)`, `value`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/counter.rs:25-70; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/counter.mdx:1-22" + }, + "counterNum": { + "mark": "", + "text": "f64 floats; decrement; no bounds or overflow checks", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/state/counter_state.rs:15-19; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/state/counter_state.rs:47-54; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/counter.rs:49-60" + }, + "counterReset": { + "mark": "", + "text": "no reset op; a concurrent increment lands in the deleted counter, hidden", + "note": "Rust `clear()` decrements by the observed value, so concurrent increments survive. Deleting the map key hides the counter; with `ensureMergeableCounter` re-ensuring resurfaces it with those increments.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/handler.rs:5035-5037; loro/context/mergeable-containers.md:77-78; loro/context/mergeable-containers.md:196-197" + }, + "set": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no set type; map keys give LWW, not add-wins", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6480; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/choose_crdt_type.mdx:8-28", + "detail": "The docs do not prescribe a set model; a concurrent delete and re-add of a key resolve by Lamport+peer." + }, + "list": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroList` and `LoroMovableList`: `insert`, `delete`, `push`, `pop`, `get`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3960-4386; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4396-4870; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:6-22" + }, + "listAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Fugue, merged by Eg-walker-style replay; MovableList moves per Kleppmann 2020", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:24-28; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/event_graph_walker.mdx:10; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/event_graph_walker.mdx:140-145; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc.rs:767-777; loro/README.md:160-165", + "detail": "Papers: Fugue arXiv 2305.00583; Eg-walker arXiv 2409.14252; 'Moving Elements in List CRDTs' (PaPoC 2020). The docs say Loro is 'not a strict implementation' of Eg-walker." + }, + "interleave": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "no interleaving, forward or backward", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/tests/fugue.rs:5-90; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:24-26", + "detail": "Tests: forward (two peers typing), backward (typing at the start), mixed, and the Yjs anomaly case from the Fugue paper." + }, + "listRange": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`delete(pos, len)` takes a range; `insert` takes one value per call", + "note": "Many elements in one op only through `doc.applyDiff` with a list delta.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3997-4031; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2449-2497" + }, + "listSet": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroMovableList.set(i, v)`; concurrent sets keep one, by Lamport+peer", + "note": "Plain `LoroList` has no set.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4790-4797; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7686-7709; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:80-111" + }, + "listMove": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroMovableList.move(from, to)`; the element stays once, last mover wins", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4774-4787; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:113-131", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4 too: concurrent moves of one element converge with it present once." + }, + "moveDelete": { + "mark": "", + "text": "the move wins: the element comes back at its new place", + "note": "A concurrent `set` and delete go the other way: the element stays deleted.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:121; loro/context/movable-list-op-validation.md:1-20", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: [x,y,z], A moves x to the end, B deletes x → both [y,z,x]; A sets x, B deletes x → [y]." + }, + "listNested": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`insertContainer`/`pushContainer`; `setContainer` on MovableList", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4205-4216; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4647-4659; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4799-4805" + }, + "rle": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "consecutive ops of one peer merge into runs and changes; columnar blocks", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/fugue_span.rs:288-320; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/operations_changes.mdx:11; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/operations_changes.mdx:32-50; loro/docs/encoding.md:36-40", + "detail": "FugueSpan merges when peer, counter and lamport are contiguous; the `rle` crate drives op merging; history is stored as ~4 KB columnar ChangeBlocks." + }, + "text": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroText`: `insert`, `delete`, `splice`, `mark`, `toDelta`, `update`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2852-3420; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:6-16" + }, + "textAlgo": { + "mark": "", + "text": "same Fugue tracker as lists, Eg-walker-style replay; state in a B-tree rope", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc.rs:767-777; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc.rs:1082-1089; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/fugue_span.rs:192; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:11-16", + "detail": "ListDiffCalculator wraps the same RichtextTracker (FugueSpan rope) as RichtextDiffCalculator. Rich text styles follow Loro's Peritext-like design (blog/loro-richtext)." + }, + "textUnits": { + "mark": "", + "text": "UTF-16 by default; `insertUtf8`/`deleteUtf8` and `convertPos` for code points and UTF-8", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/Cargo.toml:91-92; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3075-3124; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6483; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/cursor.mdx:21", + "detail": "TextPosType = 'unicode' | 'utf16' | 'utf8'. Cursor offsets are UTF-16 in JS. Storage is UTF-8." + }, + "surrogates": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "throws `UTF16InUnicodeCodePoint`; the text is unchanged", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:84-87; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/handler.rs:1705-1712", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: insert/delete at index 2 of 'a😀b' throws 'Cannot insert or delete utf-16 in the middle of the codepoint'." + }, + "splice": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`insert(pos, s)`, `delete(pos, len)`, `splice(pos, len, s)`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3005-3110" + }, + "updateText": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`text.update(s)` (Myers diff) and `updateByLine(s)`; `timeoutMs` option", + "note": "Docs warn `update` can be slow past ~50,000 characters and point to `updateByLine`; a timeout throws.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7896-7921; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7083-7086; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/handler.rs:2780-2810", + "detail": "Diff in crates/loro-internal/src/diff/ (Apache-2.0 LICENSE there); `useRefinedDiff` option." + }, + "delta": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`toDelta()`, `applyDelta()`, `sliceDelta()`; text events are deltas", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3217-3320; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6779-6797; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:404-420", + "detail": "Quill-style insert/retain/delete with attributes; applyDelta pads with newlines when formatting past the end." + }, + "embeds": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "strings only; a delta insert must be text", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/convert.rs:484-505; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7266-7269" + }, + "longText": { + "mark": "", + "text": "B-tree text, O(log n) edits; 260k-op trace: 231 KB, 6 ms parse", + "note": "The benchmark ran on 1.0.0-beta.2; 100× the trace (10.5M chars) gave 21 MB and 66 ms parse. Sequences are capped at about 1.07e9 items.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:11-16; loro-docs/pages/docs/performance/index.md:201-209; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:120", + "detail": "B4 = automerge-perf trace (182k inserts, 77k deletes, 104,852 final chars). docSize 230,556 bytes, parseTime 6 ms, B4x100 docSize 21,016,454, parseTime 66 ms. Shallow snapshot of the same: 63 KB (docsize.md)." + }, + "marks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`text.mark({ start, end }, key, value)`, `unmark(range, key)`", + "note": "A key needs a style config; unknown keys throw unless `configDefaultTextStyle` is set (bold, italic, underline, link, highlight, comment, code are preset).", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3160-3196; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/config.rs:52-108; loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:60-61" + }, + "markExpand": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "per key via `configTextStyle`: before, after, both or none", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:755-860; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:155-171; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/config.rs:111-120", + "detail": "Not per mark call. Keys of the form `name:suffix` share the config of `name` (config.rs:40-50)." + }, + "markOverlap": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "one value per key per character; `comment:<id>` keys overlap", + "note": "Two `comment` marks over overlapping ranges leave the overlap with one value; distinct keys like `comment:1` and `comment:2` (sharing `comment`'s expand rule) both survive.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/style_range_map.rs:99-112; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/config.rs:40-50", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: comment A on [0,7) and comment B on [4,11) concurrently → 'Hell' A, 'o World' B; with comment:1/comment:2 the overlap carries both. `configTextStyle` with a ':' in a key panics (traps the WASM)." + }, + "unmark": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`unmark(range, key)`; against a concurrent mark, Lamport+peer LWW", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3187-3196; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/config.rs:36-43", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: unmark by the larger peer erased a concurrent mark; by the smaller peer the mark survived." + }, + "markWinner": { + "mark": "", + "text": "per character, higher Lamport then larger peer wins", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext.rs:120-126; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/richtext/style_range_map.rs:99-112", + "detail": "StyleValue keeps a BTreeSet of StyleOps ordered by (lamport, peer) and reads `last()`. Checked on 1.16.4 in both peer orders." + }, + "blocks": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no block markers; model blocks as containers", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6480; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:25-36", + "detail": "loro-prosemirror maps ProseMirror's node tree onto Loro containers (not in the clones)." + }, + "xml": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no XML type; use Map, List or Tree", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6480" + }, + "editors": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`loro-prosemirror` (works with Tiptap) and `loro-codemirror`", + "note": "Both are official loro-dev packages outside the clones. A Quill example lives in the repo (`examples/loro-quill`).", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/text.mdx:21-100; loro-docs/pages/docs/examples.mdx:10-30; loro/examples/loro-quill" + }, + "cursor": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`text.getCursor(pos, side)` → `Cursor`; `doc.getCursorPos(cursor)`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3360-3366; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2311-2370; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5651-5705; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/cursor.mdx:1-53", + "detail": "On LoroText, LoroList and LoroMovableList." + }, + "cursorSide": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`Side` -1 (before), 0, 1 (after) at `getCursor`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7048; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/cursor_stable_positions.mdx:29-47" + }, + "cursorValue": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`cursor.encode()` bytes, `Cursor.decode(bytes)`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5688-5697; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:155-170" + }, + "cursorDeleted": { + "mark": "", + "text": "resolves to where it was, plus an `update` cursor on live content", + "note": "Resolving a deleted anchor replays history, so storing the `update` cursor keeps later lookups fast.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:189-215; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/cursor.mdx:13-19" + }, + "fractional": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`@loro-dev/fractional-index` (TS) and Rust `loro_fractional_index`", + "note": "A separate package in the same repo, not exported by `loro-crdt`.", + "source": "loro/packages/fractional-index/package.json:2-17; loro/packages/fractional-index/README.md:1-50; loro/crates/fractional_index/Cargo.toml:1-8" + }, + "tree": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`LoroTree`: `createNode`, `move`, `moveBefore`/`moveAfter`, `delete`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4876-5612; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7923-8031; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:6-9" + }, + "treeCycle": { + "mark": "", + "text": "Kleppmann 2021: moves applied in Lamport order, a cycle-making move is ignored", + "note": "The loser's node stays where the other move put it; no event reports the dropped move.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:7; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc/tree.rs:213-224; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc/tree.rs:519-528; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/state/tree_state.rs:1076-1077", + "detail": "Retreat/replay window from the smallest differing lamport; `effected = false` when the target is an ancestor of the new parent. Checked on 1.16.4: A→B vs B→A converge with A under B." + }, + "treeOrder": { + "mark": "", + "text": "ordered siblings by fractional index, on by default; `index()`", + "note": "The tutorial says to call `enableFractionalIndex`, but the code and 1.16.4 have it on by default (jitter 0). Concurrent inserts at one spot can interleave, which the docs accept for trees.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5531-5560; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:31-42; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5021-5040" + }, + "treeDelete": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`delete(id)` hides the subtree; a node moved into it is hidden too", + "note": "A child moved out of a deleted subtree comes back. The deleted node itself cannot be moved; `revertTo` and undo re-create it with new ids.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5219-5236; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:76; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:144; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:149", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: concurrent delete(P) + move(X under P) → X deleted; local move of a child of a deleted node revived it; move(P) threw 'is deleted or does not exist'; revertTo and UndoManager.undo produced new TreeIDs." + }, + "treeData": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "a `LoroMap` per node (`node.data`)", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5046-5050; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7966-7970; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:12-27" + }, + "txn": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "an implicit transaction closed by `commit()`: one event batch, one change", + "note": "Not ACID: there is no rollback, and an op that throws leaves earlier ops in place. Consecutive local commits can merge into one change (`setChangeMergeInterval`, default 1000 s).", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1184-1220; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/transaction_model.mdx:5-10; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/transaction_model.mdx:66-72; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:743-753" + }, + "autoCommit": { + "mark": "", + "text": "on `commit()`, and implicitly before `import`, `export` and `checkout`; no timer", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1193-1199; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/event.mdx:85-100; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:656-665", + "detail": "Pending ops already update the local version; `getPendingTxnLength()` reports them." + }, + "commitMeta": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`commit({ message, timestamp })`; the author is the peer id", + "note": "No custom fields beyond the message string. `subscribePreCommit` can rewrite the message and timestamp.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:415; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1184-1204; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1470-1500; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6807-6821" + }, + "origin": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`commit({ origin })`: local only, in events and undo filters", + "note": "In JS `import()` takes no origin (Rust has `import_with`).", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1204; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7221-7239; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5748; loro/crates/loro/src/lib.rs:780" + }, + "multiDoc": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1184-1220" + }, + "preCommit": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`subscribePreCommit` edits message and timestamp; no veto", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6599-6686; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6379-6395", + "detail": "Ops made in `subscribeFirstCommitFromPeer` callbacks join the commit (lib.rs:6568-6597)." + }, + "veto": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; imports get structural checks only", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1869-1872; loro/context/movable-list-op-validation.md:20-60" + }, + "events": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.subscribe`, deep `container.subscribe`, `subscribeLocalUpdates` (bytes)", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2013-2060; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/subscription.rs:95-150; loro-docs/pages/docs/api/js.mdx:5529-5552", + "detail": "A container subscriber also gets its descendants' events (dispatch walks ancestors, subscription.rs:101)." + }, + "eventBody": { + "mark": "", + "text": "per container: target, path, delta/map/tree/counter diff; from/to frontiers", + "note": "No old values, except a tree move's old parent and index. Update bytes come from `subscribeLocalUpdates`.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7221-7316" + }, + "localRemote": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`by`: \"local\", \"import\" or \"checkout\"; plus `origin`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7221-7231" + }, + "patches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "events and `doc.diff()` give typed diffs with paths (not RFC 6902)", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6719-6735; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7256-7316", + "detail": "`diff(from, to, true)` returns JSON-safe diffs (`🦜:cid` strings for containers). loro-mirror turns them into immutable app state." + }, + "applyPatches": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.applyDiff(diff)`, all or nothing; `text.applyDelta()`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2449-2497; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6741-6759; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:93", + "detail": "`{ fullState: true }` aligns a `diff()` result with hidden mergeable children." + }, + "pathSub": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.subscribeJsonpath(path, cb)`; may fire false positives", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1536-1552; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7330-7335", + "detail": "The callback gets no result; run `doc.JSONPath(path)` after it." + }, + "eventTiming": { + "mark": "", + "text": "synchronously at the end of `commit`, `import` or `checkout` (since 1.8)", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/event.mdx:22; loro/crates/loro-wasm/index.ts:495-527; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2705", + "detail": "Callbacks are queued and flushed by `callPendingEvents()` when the wrapped method returns; <=1.7 delivered on a microtask." + }, + "historyKept": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "every change kept; nothing is collected unless you export a shallow snapshot", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/performance/docsize.md:21-36; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/shallow_snapshots.mdx:1-25" + }, + "historyList": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`getAllChanges()`, `getChangeAt()`, `getOpsInChange()`, `travelChangeAncestors()`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1001-1090; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2104-2240; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2372-2380", + "detail": "Also `getChangeAtLamport`, `findIdSpansBetween`, `getChangedContainersIn`, `changeCount`/`opCount`, `exportJsonUpdates`." + }, + "timeTravel": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.checkout(frontiers)` (detached view), `forkAt(frontiers)`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1153-1157; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:957-995; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/time_travel.mdx:5-13" + }, + "timeTravelNeeds": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "history back to the target (not before a shallow root); replays only the ops between", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:94-97; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/diff_calc/tree.rs:161-200; loro-docs/pages/blog/v1.0.mdx:500-534", + "detail": "Checkout computes the diff from the current version to the target (retreat and forward), loading only the needed history blocks." + }, + "versionDiff": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.diff(from, to)` between any two frontiers", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2499-2540; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6719-6735" + }, + "revert": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.revertTo(frontiers)` as new ops, all or nothing", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2400-2410; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:93" + }, + "tags": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; keep frontiers yourself (`encodeFrontiers`)", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:258-270; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/frontiers.mdx:12" + }, + "blame": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`text.getEditorOf(pos)`, `map.getLastEditor(key)`, list `getCreatorAt`/`getLastEditorAt`", + "note": "Attribution is by peer id; map peers to users yourself (e.g. with `subscribeFirstCommitFromPeer`).", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3373-3380; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:3906-3911; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:4829-4842; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5127", + "detail": "Also `getLastMoverAt`, tree node `creator()` and `getLastMoveId()`." + }, + "trim": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "shallow snapshot drops history before chosen frontiers, like a Git shallow clone", + "note": "The trimmed doc cannot check out before its root, and rejects updates from peers whose edits are based on an older version.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7088-7102; loro/docs/shallow-snapshot-concurrency.md:14-60; loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:94-97; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/shallow_snapshots.mdx:1-60" + }, + "purge": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "a shallow snapshot leaves deleted content out; other replicas keep theirs", + "note": "Only exported bytes are cleaned (reload from them), and deleted tree nodes' data stays because a later move can revive them. `redactJsonUpdates` blanks content in exported JSON updates.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/shallow_snapshots.mdx:27-45; loro/context/shallow-snapshot-style-redaction.md:1-30; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:143-144; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6432-6462" + }, + "fork": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.fork()` with a new random peer id", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:945-955" + }, + "forkAt": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`doc.forkAt(frontiers)`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:957-968" + }, + "mergeBack": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "sync like any peer: `import(fork.export({ mode: \"update\", from }))`", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/sync.mdx:1-40; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1669-1715", + "detail": "No dedicated merge call in JS; Rust tests use `LoroDoc::merge`." + }, + "detached": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "read-only unless `setDetachedEditing(true)`; edits then branch off", + "note": "Edits made while detached get a new peer id per checkout and form a concurrent branch; imports go to the log only until `attach()`.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:667-695; loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:58; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/attached_detached.mdx" + }, + "suggestions": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none; a fork merges back whole", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs (no suggestion API); loro-docs/pages/docs" + }, + "undo": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`UndoManager`: `undo`, `redo`, `canUndo`, `pause`/`resume`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5726-6110; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/undo.mdx:27-50" + }, + "undoLocal": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "tracks this doc's peer only; never undoes remote edits", + "note": "Changing the peer id clears both stacks.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/undo.mdx:52-55; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/undo.mdx:160-166; loro/crates/loro-wasm/README.md:76-80" + }, + "undoGroup": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`mergeInterval` (default 1000 ms) and `groupStart`/`groupEnd`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5744-5747; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7354-7370; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/undo.mdx:213-260" + }, + "undoScope": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`excludeOriginPrefixes` only; no per-container scope", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:5748; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/undo.rs:820-836" + }, + "undoCursor": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`onPush` returns cursors, `onPop` gets them back transformed", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6872-6878; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/undo.mdx:57-150" + }, + "undoConflict": { + "mark": "", + "text": "steps are transformed over remote edits (OT-style); remote inserts stay", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/undo.mdx:153-166; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/undo.rs:101-135; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/undo.rs:491-521", + "detail": "A step that became a no-op after remote edits is consumed and `undo()` returns false (CHANGELOG 1.17.0)." + }, + "format": { + "mark": "", + "text": "binary FastSnapshot and FastUpdates (modes 3, 4); JSON updates", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/encoding.rs:162-169; loro/docs/encoding.md:1-20; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/encoding/json_schema.rs:26", + "detail": "Modes 1–2 are pre-1.0 formats, still imported. Body: postcard + serde_columnar, LZ4-compressed SSTable blocks. JSON schema_version 1." + }, + "spec": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`docs/encoding.md`, a normative spec, plus JSON, LZ4 and xxHash docs", + "source": "loro/docs/encoding.md:1-20; loro/docs/JsonSchema.md; loro/docs/encoding-container-states.md; loro/docs/encoding-lz4.md; loro/docs/encoding-xxhash32.md" + }, + "snapshot": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`export({ mode: \"snapshot\" })` with history; `\"shallow-snapshot\"` with little", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7088-7102; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/encoding.rs:57-75", + "detail": "Rust also has `StateOnly` and `SnapshotAt`. `LoroDoc.fromSnapshot(bytes)` loads one." + }, + "incremental": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`export({ mode: \"update\", from: vv })`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1669-1715; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/sync.mdx:55-60", + "detail": "Also `updates-in-range` by id spans." + }, + "mergeUpdates": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; `importBatch` the blobs into a doc, then export", + "note": "`decodeImportBlobMeta(bytes)` reads a blob's versions and mode without a doc.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1913-1926; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6301-6320" + }, + "jsonExport": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`exportJsonUpdates()` / `importJsonUpdates()`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1789-1866; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7061-7081; loro/docs/JsonSchema.md", + "detail": "`exportJsonInIdSpan` exports one change deterministically (usable for hashing)." + }, + "fastLoad": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "lazy ~4 KB compressed blocks, decoded on demand; columnar encoding", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/v1.0.mdx:500-534; loro-docs/pages/blog/v1.0.mdx:605-630; loro/docs/encoding.md:292-300; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:712-741", + "detail": "The v1.0 post reports a 1.66M-op doc importing in 1.15 ms (vs 17.3 ms before), 375 µs as a shallow snapshot." + }, + "compat": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "stable since 1.0; older readers refuse newer encodings", + "note": "The decoder error says the format is backward compatible but not forward compatible; container kinds a reader does not know are kept as Unknown.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/encoding.mdx:7-8; loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:28; loro/crates/loro-common/src/lib.rs:748" + }, + "syncProto": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "none in core; the official Loro Protocol (`loro-websocket`, `loro-adaptors`)", + "note": "The protocol repo is not in the clones; this comes from its announcement post.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:18-24; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:90-110; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:283-286" + }, + "reconnect": { + "mark": "", + "text": "version vectors; each side exports the ops past the other's vector", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/sync.mdx:55-110; loro/README.md:89-132" + }, + "outOfOrder": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "held as pending until the deps arrive; `exportPendingUpdates()` saves them", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7197-7200; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:1717-1786; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/sync.mdx:153-154", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: second update alone → pending {1: 5..6}; after the first arrives, 'hello!'." + }, + "duplicate": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "idempotent: no event, empty `success`", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/sync.mdx:45; loro/context/import-peer-id-reuse.md:5-8", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: second import of the same bytes returned success Map(0) and fired no event." + }, + "transport": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "bytes over any transport; WebSocket client in `loro-websocket`", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:283-286; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:28-86" + }, + "server": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`loro-websocket`'s `SimpleServer` (for testing) and a Rust server", + "note": "It validates only what its `authenticate` hook checks; persistence goes through `onLoadDocument`/`onSaveDocument`. Not in the clones.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:28-49; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:110" + }, + "storage": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "the app's job; docs give a snapshot plus updates recipe", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:283-286; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/persistence.mdx:1-60" + }, + "awareness": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`EphemeralStore`: timestamped LWW keys that expire", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/index.ts:228-335; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/ephemeral.mdx", + "detail": "Default timeout 30 s; `subscribeLocalUpdates` for bytes; the older `Awareness` class is deprecated (index.ts:124-226)." + }, + "partial": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; a peer receives the whole document", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:7088-7102", + "detail": "Exports select by version or op-id spans, never by container." + }, + "hashes": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no; ops are named by peer and counter", + "note": "The `subscribePreCommit` docs show building a Merkle DAG yourself by hashing `exportJsonInIdSpan` into the commit message.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6616-6681; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6802" + }, + "signatures": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no", + "source": "loro/docs/encoding.md:61-75" + }, + "checksums": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "xxHash32 over every blob, plus one per SSTable block", + "source": "loro/docs/encoding.md:61-80; loro/docs/encoding-xxhash32.md:8-25; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/encoding.rs:309-326; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/persistence.mdx:29", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: a flipped byte → 'Checksum mismatch. The data is corrupted.', doc unchanged." + }, + "malformed": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "throws; the import rolls back and the doc is unchanged", + "note": "Many of these paths trapped the WASM instance until 1.16.4. A Rust panic still kills the instance (e.g. `configTextStyle` with ':' in a key).", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:108; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:117-121; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:147; loro/crates/loro-wasm/CHANGELOG.md:152; loro/context/movable-list-op-validation.md:20-40" + }, + "bounds": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "decode caps (positions < 2^30, value depth 128); no size or pending caps", + "note": "Nothing bounds the size of an update or the pending queue; a WASM out-of-memory traps the instance.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-internal/src/container/list/list_op.rs:95-105; loro/crates/loro-common/src/value.rs:285-300; loro/crates/loro-internal/src/encoding/outdated_encode_reordered.rs:30; loro/crates/loro-wasm/tests/oom.test.ts:6-30", + "detail": "Also MAX_COLLECTION_SIZE 2^28 for legacy decoding; iterative traversal for deep trees and values (CHANGELOG 1.17.0)." + }, + "remoteValidation": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "no schema or rule checks; structural checks only", + "source": "loro/context/movable-list-op-validation.md:20-60; loro/context/import-peer-id-reuse.md:17-35" + }, + "e2ee": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "experimental, in the Loro Protocol (`%ELO` rooms, `EloLoroAdaptor`)", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:96-99; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-protocol.mdx:112-114" + }, + "fuzz": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "cargo-fuzz, 14 targets, 5 peers compared; loro.js-vs-Rust differential fuzz", + "source": "loro/crates/fuzz/fuzz/fuzz_targets/all.rs:1-33; loro/crates/fuzz/src/crdt_fuzzer.rs:467-470; loro/crates/fuzz/src/crdt_fuzzer.rs:678-693; loro/context/loro-js-differential-fuzz.md:1-30", + "detail": "Targets include tree, movable_list, mergeable, gc_fuzz, random_import, text-update, kv_store. Undo checks are in the fuzzer (undo.mdx:160-170)." + }, + "proofs": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "none in the repo; docs cite the Fugue, Eg-walker and tree-move papers", + "note": "The repo runs loom, a model checker for thread interleavings of the Rust doc, which tests thread safety rather than convergence.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts/event_graph_walker.mdx:175-185; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/tree.mdx:7; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial/list.mdx:24-28; loro/package.json:15" + }, + "errors": { + "mark": "❌", + "text": "JS: thrown message strings, no class or code; Rust: typed `LoroError`", + "note": "In JS a `LoroError` becomes a plain string (no class or code); a few paths throw `Error`, and a Rust panic traps the instance.", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:13-120; loro/crates/loro-common/src/error.rs:169-179; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:94-140", + "detail": "Checked on 1.16.4: import of garbage and an out-of-bound insert throw `typeof 'string'`; cmpFrontiers on unknown frontiers throws an Error." + }, + "devtools": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "Loro Inspector (web); `setDebug()`, `debugHistory()`", + "source": "loro/README.md:135-139; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced/inspector.mdx:1-5; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:273-276; loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:2065-2070", + "detail": "Builds carry a DWARF-derived source map (README:104-110)." + }, + "anonymize": { + "mark": "⚠️", + "text": "`redactJsonUpdates` blanks content in JSON updates over a version range", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/src/lib.rs:6433-6458" + }, + "frameworks": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "`loro-mirror` (state mirror) and `loro-mirror-react`", + "note": "Official loro-dev packages outside the clones; no Vue, Svelte or Solid binding is named.", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-mirror.mdx:23-57; loro-docs/pages/blog/loro-mirror.mdx:142-170" + }, + "docs": { + "mark": "✅", + "text": "loro.dev: tutorials, concepts, full JS API reference, benchmarks, blog", + "source": "loro-docs/pages/docs/api/js.mdx; loro-docs/pages/docs/tutorial; loro-docs/pages/docs/concepts; loro-docs/pages/docs/advanced; loro/README.md:17-29", + "detail": "17 tutorial, 15 concept, 7 advanced pages; js.mdx is ~6,600 lines; Rust docs on docs.rs; internals in repo docs/ and context/." + }, + "tests": { + "mark": "", + "text": "~2,000 Rust tests, 472 JS cases, 396 loro.js cases, fuzz, loom; CI", + "source": "loro/crates/loro-wasm/tests; loro/crates/loro/tests; loro/crates/loro-internal/tests; loro/loro-js/tests; loro/.github/workflows/rust.yml:13-68; loro/package.json:10-15", + "detail": "1,994 #[test] across 269 Rust files; 53 vitest files in crates/loro-wasm/tests plus Deno and Bun suites; 41 loro.js test files. CI runs `deno task test-all` (nextest, WASM build+tests, loro.js, loom) on macOS." + } + } + } + ] +} diff --git a/docs/guide/comparison.md b/docs/guide/comparison.md index 81107b7..aaf8f9e 100644 --- a/docs/guide/comparison.md +++ b/docs/guide/comparison.md @@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ pinned next to the features while the table scrolls, so every row can be read ag How fast each one is, measured on the same scenarios, is on the [Benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) page. RxDB, the closest of them, is compared with syncom feature by feature, in 300 rows, on -[Compared with RxDB](/guide/vs-rxdb). +[Compared with RxDB](/guide/vs-rxdb), and the three CRDT libraries, as CRDT libraries only, in 141 +rows on [Compared with CRDT libraries](/guide/vs-crdt). ## What the table shows diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md b/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bf8d4c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md @@ -0,0 +1,799 @@ +<script setup> +import BenchCompare from '../.vitepress/theme/components/BenchCompare.vue'; +import BenchFigure from '../.vitepress/theme/components/BenchFigure.vue'; +</script> + +# Compared with CRDT libraries + +[Yjs](https://github.com/yjs/yjs), [Automerge](https://automerge.org) and [Loro](https://loro.dev) +are the CRDT libraries JavaScript apps reach for when several people edit the same thing. syncom +merges with CRDTs too: every field of a record is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or +a tree, and every node merges them the same way. This page compares the four as CRDT libraries +only: the data types and how they merge, history and versions, encoding and sync, integrity, and +what a developer works with. It leaves out what syncom has as a database (schemas over +collections, queries, indexes, a storage engine) and what the three leave to you; +[Compared with alternatives](/guide/comparison) covers that, next to the databases and sync services. + +The three differ among themselves too. Yjs is pure JavaScript, small, fast, and has the most editor +bindings. Automerge is a Rust core compiled to WebAssembly, and keeps every change of a document +in a hash-linked history. Loro is a Rust core compiled to WebAssembly too, with the most container +types (a movable list, a movable tree, rich text) and a document that loads lazily. The table below +compares all four, row by row, from their source code: 141 rows in seven sections. + +## What the table shows + +- **Three document CRDTs and a record CRDT.** A Yjs, Automerge or Loro document is one tree of + containers, nested to any depth: a list of maps of texts. A syncom replica is a storage of + records, and each record is a set of top-level fields, each of one kind. A nested object is one + register, replaced whole, and a list holds plain JSON values. Structures are joined by id + instead: the blocks of a long document are records in a list, and the nodes of a tree are record + ids. Most of the rows where syncom has nothing and the others do follow from this: nested + containers, containers inside a list, embeds and block markers in a text, an XML type. +- **The same families of merge rules.** syncom's lists and texts use Fugue (Weidner and Kleppmann, + 2023), as Loro's do. Yjs uses YATA, and Automerge uses RGA. In syncom and Loro two writers' runs + never interleave. Automerge interleaves runs typed backwards, and a three-replica case can + interleave in Yjs. syncom and Loro have a movable list (`setAt`/`move`) and a movable tree + (Kleppmann et al., 2021); Automerge and Yjs have neither, so a move there is a delete and an + insert. All four mark ranges of text. syncom and Automerge take the expand rule per mark call, + and Loro per key. Only syncom stacks marks of one name, each with its own id and value + (comments); the others need a key per comment. +- **What only syncom has.** In twelve rows syncom alone has the feature built in. In four of them + none of the other three has it at all: an observed-remove set, named versions (tags of the whole + storage), signed changes (Ed25519 per op, the node's id is its key), and validation of a peer's + change against a schema and hooks. In the other eight they have part of it: a hook that can veto + or rewrite a local change before it commits, refusing a peer's change, purging a payload from + the history of every replica it reaches, partial replication by scopes that the host enforces, + limits against a hostile peer, overlapping marks of one name, a schema, and errors with codes. +- **What syncom does not have.** No nested containers, embeds, block markers, XML type or deltas. + No editor bindings, UI bindings, presence or awareness, and no bindings for other languages. No + readable losers of a conflict (Automerge's `getConflicts`), no API to compare versions, no + suggestion mode, no cursor saved with an undo step, and no anonymized copy for bug reports. It + does not check that an index splits no surrogate pair. Where the others have it whole, syncom + has part of it: its TypeScript types type the collections, not the records; a field is removed + by rewriting the record; a change is one op on one record; events come per op, not per field; + and a fork starts at the present or at a tag, not at any version. +- **Speed is the largest gap.** A syncom op is a signed log entry, and the record it touches is + read and written whole. Typing into a text that grows past ten thousand characters runs at about + 1 800 keystrokes a second at the end and 400 to 550 elsewhere, in memory. Automerge types at + 20 000 to 24 000, Yjs at 30 000 to 525 000, and Loro at 310 000 to 620 000. syncom's texts are + for a note, a comment, or one block of a document. A document hundreds of pages long that many + people type into at once belongs in one of the three. +- **Size depends on what is counted.** Yjs ships 28 KB min+gzip, all of it. Automerge and Loro + ship about 1.1 MB each, almost all of it WebAssembly. syncom's single entry is 65 KB, and that + includes its storage, queries and sync protocol, which the three do not carry. +- **History is kept four ways.** Automerge keeps every change forever, in a graph of SHA-256 + hashes, and never drops any. Loro keeps every change too, until you export a shallow snapshot. + Yjs keeps the current state and the ids of what was deleted, not the changes; reading the past + needs `gc: false` and a snapshot taken at the time. syncom keeps an op log with retention. It + reads any version the log still holds, diffs and restores between versions, and keeps named + tags past retention. `purge()` erases a payload on every replica it reaches. +- **What a replica does with a bad update.** Loro throws and rolls the import back. Yjs throws, but + keeps what it decoded before the error. Automerge throws on bytes it cannot decode; when we built + a change with an op on an object that does not exist, it panicked, and the document panicked + again on its next change. syncom drops and counts what is malformed and never throws for it. + It also limits what a peer can make it hold (pending work, run and field sizes, tree depth) and + refuses stamps too far in the future. None of the three checks a peer's change against a rule, + and none signs one; Automerge's hashes and Loro's and Automerge's checksums detect corruption, + not forgery. +- **Maturity.** Yjs 13 is the stable line most apps run, and its README lists the products built + on it. Automerge has been stable since 2.0 (January 2023) and at 3.x since July 2025, Loro since + 1.0 (October 2024). The Yjs column describes its `main` branch, the 14.0 release candidate + published as `@y/y`; the `yjs` package on npm is still 13.6.33, and the notes say where it + differs. syncom is a pre-release with no users yet. + +## How the table was made + +- **From the repositories.** Yjs, Automerge and Loro were cloned on 2026-10-23 and read at the + commits the Version row names. The code came first: the Rust cores of Automerge and Loro, the + JavaScript of Yjs, and their tests. Their documentation repositories came next (`yjs-docs`, + `automerge-docs`, `loro-docs`). Where the documentation and the code disagree, the cell follows + the code and a note says so. +- **Checked by running it.** Where a claim was cheap to test, it was tested against the published + package: `yjs` 13.6.33, `@automerge/automerge` 3.5.0, `loro-crdt` 1.16.4. A run counts only where + the code it exercises is the same at the cloned commit. Interleaving, surrogate pairs, conflicts, + counters, a reused replica id and malformed updates were settled this way. +- **Packages outside the clones.** Editor bindings, network providers, sync servers, `loro-protocol` + and `loro-mirror` were not cloned. Their cells name them from the official docs, and a note says + the code was not read. +- **CRDT features only.** A row is about merging, history, encoding, sync primitives, integrity or + the developer surface. Queries, collections and storage engines are on + [Compared with alternatives](/guide/comparison). +- **The syncom column is this repository**, at the version on the page, checked against its tests + and by running it. +- **The data is in the repository.** + [`docs/comparison-crdt.json`](https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom/blob/main/docs/comparison-crdt.json) + keeps every cell with the file and lines it was decided from. `pnpm docs:comparison` renders it + into this page. If a cell is wrong, open an issue or edit the data. + +## Concepts side by side + +The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column is the 14.0 API; +13.6.33 has `Y.Map`, `Y.Array` and `Y.Text` where 14.0 has one `Y.Node`. + +| | syncom | Yjs | Automerge | Loro | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | +| A replica | `open({ path })` | `new Y.Doc()` | `Automerge.init()` | `new LoroDoc()` | +| What merges | a record, by id | the document | the document | the document | +| A map | the record's fields: `update(id, delta)` | `node.setAttr(key, value)` | `change(doc, d => { d.key = value })` | `map.set(key, value)` | +| A counter | `inc(id, key, n)` | — | `new Counter()`, `d.c.increment(n)` | `counter.increment(n)` | +| A set | `add(id, key, items)`, `remove()` | — | — | — | +| A list | `splice(id, key, i, n, items)` | `node.insert(i, items)` | `d.list.insertAt(i, ...items)` | `list.insert(i, value)` | +| A move | `move(id, key, from, to)` | — | — | `movableList.move(from, to)` | +| A text | `splice(id, key, i, n, text)`, `updateText()` | `node.insert(i, text)`, `delete()` | `splice(doc, path, i, n, text)`, `updateText()` | `text.splice(i, n, text)`, `update()` | +| A mark | `mark(id, key, start, end, name, value)` | `node.format(i, n, { name: value })` | `mark(doc, path, { start, end }, name, value)` | `text.mark({ start, end }, key, value)` | +| A cursor | `cursor(id, key, i)`, `index()` | `createRelativePositionFromTypeIndex()` | `getCursor()`, `getCursorPosition()` | `text.getCursor(i)`, `doc.getCursorPos()` | +| A tree | `treeMove(id, key, node, parent)` | — | — | `tree.createNode()`, `node.move()` | +| A change | one call, one op | `doc.transact(fn, origin)` | `change(doc, fn)` | `doc.commit()` | +| Events | `change` and `commit` events | `observe()`, `observeDeep()` | a patch callback | `subscribe()` | +| A version | a vector, an event id, a tag | a state vector, a snapshot | heads (change hashes) | a version vector, frontiers | +| The past | `get(id, { at })` | `createDocFromSnapshot()` | `view(doc, heads)` | `doc.checkout(frontiers)` | +| A diff | `diff(id, from, to)` | `diffDocsToDelta(a, b)` | `diff(doc, from, to)` | `doc.diff(from, to)` | +| Back to a version | `restore(id, at)` | experimental `undoContentIds()` | — | `doc.revertTo(frontiers)` | +| A fork | `branch()` from `/branch` | `Y.cloneDoc(doc)` | `clone(doc)` | `doc.fork()` | +| Undo | `createUndo()` from `/undo` | `new Y.UndoManager(scope)` | — | `new UndoManager(doc)` | +| All of it | `snapshot()` pages | `encodeStateAsUpdate(doc)` | `save(doc)` | `doc.export({ mode: 'snapshot' })` | +| What a peer lacks | ops past its vector | `encodeStateAsUpdate(doc, vector)` | `saveSince(doc, heads)` | `doc.export({ mode: 'update', from })` | +| Taking it in | `storage.sync` (`applyRemote()`) | `Y.applyUpdate(doc, update)` | `loadIncremental(doc, bytes)` | `doc.import(bytes)` | +| Sync protocol | `sync.addNode()` / `sync.unit()` | `y-protocols/sync` | `generateSyncMessage()` | the Loro Protocol (`loro-websocket`) | + +## The matrix + +<!-- comparison:start --> +<!-- generated by `pnpm docs:comparison` from docs/comparison-crdt.json — edit the data, not this block --> + +✅ built in, or in an official package of the same project (named) · ⚠️ partial, opt-in, experimental, with a caveat, or only through a third-party package (named) · ❌ not built in · 🔜 planned by the maintainers, no code yet · — does not apply. The Yjs, Automerge and Loro columns were decided from their repositories as cloned on 2026-10-23 — Yjs `main` at 0e0dc34 (14.0.0-rc.29; npm `latest` is still 13.6.33), Automerge `main` at 5bae775 (3.5.0) with automerge-repo at 3ab7c33 (2.6.0-alpha.5), Loro `main` at 75e4bf2 (1.17.1) — and their official docs; where a claim was cheap to test, the published package was run. The syncom column is this repository. + +### Package and platform + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Package and license</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Version compared</td><td><code>@alexify/syncom</code> 0.0.1 at <code>7be9388</code>; never published to npm<sup>1</sup></td><td><code>@y/y</code> 14.0.0-rc.29 at 0e0dc34; npm <code>latest</code> is <code>yjs</code> 13.6.33<sup>2</sup></td><td><code>@automerge/automerge</code> 3.5.0 at 5bae775 (= npm <code>latest</code>); Rust crate 0.12.0<sup>3</sup></td><td><code>loro-crdt</code> 1.17.1 at commit 75e4bf2</td></tr> +<tr><td>Release status</td><td>pre-release, unpublished; repository started in 2026-09</td><td>v14 release candidate; v13 is the stable line<sup>4</sup></td><td>stable: 3.x since July 2025, 2.0 in Jan 2023; LICENSE from 2019<sup>5</sup></td><td>stable 1.x since 1.0.0 (2024-10-21); open source since 2023-11</td></tr> +<tr><td>License</td><td>MIT, every subpath included; wrpc, the transport, MIT too<sup>6</sup></td><td>MIT; y-protocols, y-indexeddb, y-leveldb and y-crdt also MIT</td><td>MIT: core, WASM, JS, C, automerge-repo and its adapters<sup>7</sup></td><td>MIT (core, <code>@loro-dev/fractional-index</code>, Loro Protocol packages)<sup>8</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Maintained by</td><td>Alex Dolid (Alexis Technologies)</td><td>Kevin Jahns (dmonad), sponsor-funded independent maintainer<sup>9</sup></td><td>Ink & Switch; Alex Good and Orion Henry work on it full time</td><td>Loro team (Zixuan Chen, Liang Zhao), GitHub org <code>loro-dev</code></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Implementation and runtimes</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Implementation</td><td>pure JavaScript: CommonJS, no build step</td><td>pure JavaScript (ESM source, JSDoc types), no build step</td><td>Rust core compiled to WASM (wasm-bindgen), TypeScript wrapper with proxies</td><td>Rust core compiled to WASM with wasm-bindgen<sup>10</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Runtime dependencies of the core package</td><td>0<sup>11</sup></td><td>1: <code>lib0</code> (^1.0.0-rc.35), by the same maintainer<sup>12</sup></td><td>0: no <code>dependencies</code>; the WASM binary ships inside the package</td><td>0 <code>dependencies</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>WebAssembly</td><td>— none: pure JavaScript</td><td>— not used: pure JS; <code>ywasm</code> is a separate Rust build</td><td>required: 3.6 MB <code>.wasm</code> (1.1 MB gzip), loaded per export condition<sup>13</sup></td><td>required; entries load it sync (Node, browser), async (<code>web</code>) or inline (<code>base64</code>)<sup>14</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Other languages</td><td>❌ javaScript only</td><td>✅ Rust <code>yrs</code>, JS <code>ywasm</code>, C <code>yffi</code>; Python, Ruby, .NET, Swift, Kotlin on yrs<sup>15</sup></td><td>✅ Rust crate and C API in repo; docs list Python, Swift, R<sup>16</sup></td><td>✅ Rust <code>loro</code>, Swift <code>loro-swift</code>, Python <code>loro-py</code>; C# and Go by the community<sup>17</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>JavaScript runtimes</td><td>node.js ≥ 22 (CI on 22 and 24); browsers through OPFS or IndexedDB<sup>18</sup></td><td>ESM only; Node ≥ 22 and browsers; CI on Node 26<sup>19</sup></td><td>Node (CI tests 18), browsers, Workers (<code>workerd</code>), Deno; React Native via docs recipe<sup>20</sup></td><td>Node, browsers, Deno, Bun (all run in CI); no <code>engines</code> field<sup>21</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>TypeScript types</td><td>⚠️ hand-written <code>.d.ts</code>, <code>tsd</code>-tested; records typed <code>unknown</code><sup>22</sup></td><td>✅ generated <code>.d.ts</code> from JSDoc; generic <code>Y.Node<DConf></code> types attrs and children<sup>23</sup></td><td>✅ shipped <code>.d.ts</code> from TS source; generic <code>Doc<T></code>, <code>change<T></code>, <code>from<T></code><sup>24</sup></td><td>✅ shipped .d.ts: wasm-bindgen output plus hand-written generics (<code>LoroDoc<T></code>, <code>LoroMap<T></code>)</td></tr> +<tr><td>API style</td><td>async methods by record id; live <code>Record</code> objects stage edits and <code>save()</code><sup>25</sup></td><td>mutable shared objects; every call synchronous</td><td>immutable doc; <code>change(doc, d => …)</code> mutates a proxy, returns a new doc; synchronous<sup>26</sup></td><td>mutable container handles; synchronous calls that throw on error</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### Document model + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>What merges</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>The unit that merges</td><td>a record: a JSON object with an id, many per storage<sup>27</sup></td><td><code>Y.Doc</code>: named root nodes plus nested subdocuments</td><td>a document: one root map tree plus its full hash-linked change history</td><td>a <code>LoroDoc</code>: its op log (history) plus the state of named root containers</td></tr> +<tr><td>Many units in one place</td><td>✅ a storage holds records by id, in collections, with queries</td><td>⚠️ subdocuments: a <code>Y.Doc</code> as a value, addressed by <code>guid</code><sup>28</sup></td><td>✅ automerge-repo <code>Repo</code>: <code>automerge:</code> URLs, <code>create</code>/<code>find</code>, sync per document<sup>29</sup></td><td>❌ one <code>LoroDoc</code> per document; no registry or subdocuments<sup>30</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Data types</td><td>register, counter, OR-set, list (movable), text (with marks), tree</td><td>one <code>Y.Node</code>: attrs (map), children (list or text), formats, name<sup>31</sup></td><td>map, list, text (with marks and block markers); <code>Counter</code> as a scalar<sup>32</sup></td><td>Map, List, MovableList, Text (rich text), Tree, Counter</td></tr> +<tr><td>Nested types</td><td>❌ no nested containers: every kind is a record's top-level field<sup>33</sup></td><td>✅ any node holds nodes in its attrs and its children<sup>34</sup></td><td>✅ any depth: maps and lists hold maps, lists and texts; root is a map<sup>35</sup></td><td>✅ Map, List and MovableList hold any container; each tree node holds a map<sup>36</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>How a structure is created</td><td>by field name: the first op decides the kind (<code>inc</code>, <code>add</code>, <code>splice</code>, <code>treeMove</code>)<sup>37</sup></td><td><code>ydoc.get(key)</code>: roots by name, no create op; same node everywhere<sup>38</sup></td><td>one root map; children created by ops; same-key concurrent creation conflicts<sup>39</sup></td><td>roots by name and type (<code>getMap("x")</code>) merge across replicas; children are minted by ops<sup>40</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Plain values a field holds</td><td>JSON only; other values pass through <code>JSON.stringify</code> (<code>Date</code> → string)<sup>41</sup></td><td>JSON, <code>Uint8Array</code>, <code>undefined</code>, <code>bigint</code>, <code>Date</code>, nodes, docs<sup>42</sup></td><td>str, int, uint, f64, bool, null, <code>Date</code>, <code>Uint8Array</code>, <code>Counter</code>, <code>ImmutableString</code><sup>43</sup></td><td>JSON values, <code>Uint8Array</code>, container refs; <code>undefined</code> becomes <code>null</code><sup>44</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>A plain nested object</td><td>one register: replaced whole, the newer writer wins<sup>45</sup></td><td>atomic: one value, replaced whole<sup>46</sup></td><td>becomes a nested map: its keys merge one by one; reassigning replaces it<sup>47</sup></td><td>one atomic value, replaced whole by the map's LWW</td></tr> +<tr><td>Two types created at one key concurrently</td><td>fixed precedence, not stamps: register > counter > set > list > text > tree<sup>48</sup></td><td>one node wins by <code>clientID</code>; the loser and its content are deleted<sup>49</sup></td><td>one wins by op id; the loser stays, readable through <code>getConflicts</code><sup>50</sup></td><td>Map LWW shows one; the loser stays readable by its container id<sup>51</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Schema of a document</td><td>✅ entity schemas, injected validator (Standard Schema, a function, <code>compile</code>)<sup>52</sup></td><td>⚠️ type-level <code>Y.Node<DConf></code>; <code>$node</code> checks only the name<sup>53</sup></td><td>❌ none; <code>load<T></code> trusts <code>T</code>, migrations are the app's job<sup>54</sup></td><td>⚠️ none in core; <code>loro-mirror</code> declares a schema for its state view<sup>55</sup></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Identity, clocks and versions</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Replica identity</td><td><code>nodeId</code>: the Ed25519 public key, 43 base64url characters, minted at first open<sup>56</sup></td><td><code>doc.clientID</code>: random 53-bit integer, new per <code>Doc</code>; app may set it<sup>57</sup></td><td>actor ID: bytes (hex in JS), 16 random by default, app may set it<sup>58</sup></td><td>random u64 <code>PeerID</code> per <code>LoroDoc</code>; settable with <code>setPeerId()</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Two replicas with one id</td><td>⚠️ one open per directory (lock); <code>SELF</code> and <code>REWOUND</code> caught at hello<sup>59</sup></td><td>⚠️ regenerates on seeing its own id; replicas may already have diverged<sup>60</sup></td><td>⚠️ detected at merge: <code>duplicate seq N found for actor</code> error; no recovery<sup>61</sup></td><td>⚠️ importing a clashing op id throws <code>UsedOpID</code>; nothing regenerates the id<sup>62</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>A user above replica ids</td><td>✅ <code>actor</code> on every op (<code>open({ actor })</code> or per write), signed and replicated<sup>63</sup></td><td>⚠️ no: the app maps <code>clientID</code>s to users<sup>64</sup></td><td>✅ <code>author</code> (hex) mapped to many actors: <code>getAuthors</code>, <code>getActorsForAuthor</code> (3.5.0)<sup>65</sup></td><td>⚠️ no: map peer ids to users, e.g. in <code>subscribeFirstCommitFromPeer</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Operation id</td><td><code>(origin, seq)</code> per origin and scope stream, plus its stamp <code>ts</code><sup>66</sup></td><td><code>ID(client, clock)</code> per element; a run shares one item<sup>67</sup></td><td><code>counter@actor</code>: op counter, then actor, e.g. <code>2@aaaa01</code></td><td><code>{ peer, counter }</code> per op; each change also carries a Lamport</td></tr> +<tr><td>Clock behind the merge order</td><td>hybrid wall clock <code>max(Date.now(), last + 1)</code> that observes peers; vectors for delivery<sup>68</sup></td><td>per-client counters (state vector); no Lamport merge, no wall time<sup>69</sup></td><td>Lamport op counters (max seen + 1); causality via the change-hash DAG<sup>70</sup></td><td>Lamport; ties broken by larger peer id</td></tr> +<tr><td>Wall-clock time on a change</td><td>✅ always: each op's <code>ts</code> is milliseconds and the merge order<sup>71</sup></td><td>❌ no timestamp on a change<sup>72</sup></td><td>✅ per-change <code>time</code> (seconds), on by default; advisory, not in merge order<sup>73</sup></td><td>⚠️ opt-in <code>setRecordTimestamp(true)</code>, in seconds; never used for merge order<sup>74</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>A version</td><td>a version vector <code>{ 'origin@scope': seq }</code> as JSON; event ids, stamps, tags<sup>75</sup></td><td>state vector (client → next clock), varint binary; snapshot adds deletes<sup>76</sup></td><td>heads: an array of SHA-256 change hashes as hex strings<sup>77</sup></td><td><code>VersionVector</code> (peer→counter) and <code>Frontiers</code> (<code>OpId[]</code>), both encodable</td></tr> +<tr><td>Compare two versions</td><td>❌ no API: a vector is a plain object, compared key by key</td><td>⚠️ <code>snapshotContainsUpdate</code>, <code>equalSnapshots</code>; no ahead/behind/concurrent test<sup>78</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>hasHeads(doc, heads)</code> tests inclusion; no ahead/behind/concurrent compare<sup>79</sup></td><td>✅ <code>vv.compare(other)</code> and <code>doc.cmpFrontiers(a, b)</code> return -1/0/1/undefined</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### Data types + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Registers and maps</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Map / object type</td><td>✅ a record: <code>insert</code>, <code>get</code>, <code>update</code>, <code>set</code>, <code>delete</code>, a live <code>Record</code></td><td>✅ <code>Y.Node</code> attrs: <code>setAttr</code>, <code>getAttr</code>, <code>deleteAttr</code>, <code>hasAttr</code>, <code>getAttrs</code><sup>80</sup></td><td>✅ JS object proxy: <code>d.k = v</code>, <code>delete d.k</code>; Rust <code>put</code>, <code>get</code>, <code>get_all</code></td><td>✅ <code>LoroMap</code>: <code>set</code>, <code>get</code>, <code>delete</code>, <code>setContainer</code>, <code>ensureMergeable*</code>, <code>keys</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Concurrent writes to one key</td><td>per field by <code>(ts, origin)</code>: the wall-clock stamp, then the node id</td><td>the unseen concurrent write with higher <code>clientID</code> wins, not wall-clock<sup>81</sup></td><td>greater op id wins (counter, then actor); not wall-clock</td><td>higher Lamport wins, then larger peer id; no wall clock</td></tr> +<tr><td>Losing values readable</td><td>❌ no multi-value register; a lost value is readable only in history</td><td>❌ losing values are deleted, not readable<sup>82</sup></td><td>✅ <code>getConflicts(obj, key)</code> returns every concurrent value; Rust <code>get_all</code><sup>83</sup></td><td>❌ no; the losing values are reachable only through history</td></tr> +<tr><td>Delete a key</td><td>⚠️ no per-field delete: <code>set()</code> rewrites the record without the field<sup>84</sup></td><td>✅ <code>deleteAttr(key)</code>; a concurrent set survives the delete<sup>85</sup></td><td>✅ <code>delete d.k</code>; a concurrent set beats the delete</td><td>✅ <code>map.delete(key)</code>; against a concurrent set, the same Lamport+peer LWW</td></tr> +<tr><td>Clear a map</td><td>✅ <code>set(id, {})</code> or <code>delete(id)</code>: a reset; newer concurrent ops survive<sup>86</sup></td><td>✅ <code>clearAttrs()</code>: deletes visible keys in one change; concurrent sets survive<sup>87</sup></td><td>❌ no clear op; delete keys one by one or reassign the parent<sup>88</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>map.clear()</code> writes one delete per present key<sup>89</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Key order when read</td><td>as each node's object took the keys; replicas can differ<sup>90</sup></td><td>local <code>Map</code> insertion order; can differ between replicas<sup>91</sup></td><td>sorted by key in the core; a live JS doc appends newly added keys<sup>92</sup></td><td><code>keys()</code>/<code>entries()</code> sorted by key; <code>toJSON()</code> order unspecified</td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Counters and sets</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Counter type</td><td>✅ <code>inc(id, key, value)</code>: one running sum per origin, added up</td><td>❌ no counter type<sup>93</sup></td><td>✅ <code>Counter</code> class: <code>increment(n)</code>, <code>decrement(n)</code>, <code>.value</code></td><td>✅ <code>LoroCounter</code>: <code>increment(n)</code>, <code>decrement(n)</code>, <code>value</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Counter values</td><td>finite floats; a negative <code>inc</code> decrements; no overflow guard<sup>94</sup></td><td>— no counter type</td><td>64-bit integer; decrement allowed; fractional deltas truncated<sup>95</sup></td><td>f64 floats; decrement; no bounds or overflow checks</td></tr> +<tr><td>A counter reset while others add</td><td>a reset drops increments stamped below it; a register outranks the counter<sup>96</sup></td><td>— no counter type</td><td>an overwrite or delete wins; concurrent increments are dropped<sup>97</sup></td><td>no reset op; a concurrent increment lands in the deleted counter, hidden<sup>98</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Set type (concurrent adds kept)</td><td>✅ oR-set field: <code>add()</code> / <code>remove()</code>; a concurrent add survives a remove<sup>99</sup></td><td>❌ no set type; map keys behave add-wins<sup>100</sup></td><td>❌ no set type; the docs give no set recipe</td><td>❌ no set type; map keys give LWW, not add-wins</td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Lists</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>List type</td><td>✅ list field: <code>splice</code>, <code>push</code>, <code>setAt</code>, <code>move</code>, <code>cursor</code> / <code>index</code></td><td>✅ <code>Y.Node</code> children: <code>insert</code>, <code>push</code>, <code>unshift</code>, <code>delete</code>, <code>get</code>, <code>slice</code><sup>101</sup></td><td>✅ JS array proxy: <code>push</code>, <code>unshift</code>, <code>insertAt</code>, <code>deleteAt</code>, <code>splice</code>, index assign</td><td>✅ <code>LoroList</code> and <code>LoroMovableList</code>: <code>insert</code>, <code>delete</code>, <code>push</code>, <code>pop</code>, <code>get</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>List merge algorithm</td><td>Fugue (Weidner & Kleppmann 2023), not FugueMax; movable per Kleppmann 2020<sup>102</sup></td><td>YATA (Nicolaescu, Jahns et al., 2016) with an added <code>originRight</code><sup>103</sup></td><td>RGA, as the docs name it; no paper cited</td><td>Fugue, merged by Eg-walker-style replay; MovableList moves per Kleppmann 2020</td></tr> +<tr><td>Concurrent inserts at one spot</td><td>✅ never: each writer's run stays whole, forward and backward<sup>104</sup></td><td>⚠️ two runs stay whole, forward or backward; a three-replica case interleaves<sup>105</sup></td><td>⚠️ forward runs stay whole; runs typed backwards interleave element by element<sup>106</sup></td><td>✅ no interleaving, forward or backward</td></tr> +<tr><td>Insert and delete ranges</td><td>✅ <code>splice(id, key, index, count, items)</code>: one op for both</td><td>✅ <code>insert(i, [many])</code> and <code>delete(i, n)</code> in one call</td><td>✅ <code>splice(i, n, ...items)</code>, <code>insertAt(i, ...items)</code>, <code>deleteAt(i, n)</code></td><td>⚠️ <code>delete(pos, len)</code> takes a range; <code>insert</code> takes one value per call<sup>107</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Replace an element in place</td><td>✅ <code>setAt(id, key, index, value)</code>: a value register per element, newer stamp wins<sup>108</sup></td><td>❌ no in-place assign; delete and insert<sup>109</sup></td><td>✅ <code>d.l[i] = v</code> writes in place; concurrent assigns conflict, op id wins<sup>110</sup></td><td>✅ <code>LoroMovableList.set(i, v)</code>; concurrent sets keep one, by Lamport+peer<sup>111</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Move an element</td><td>✅ <code>move(id, key, from, to)</code>; two concurrent moves leave the element once<sup>112</sup></td><td>❌ no move op<sup>113</sup></td><td>❌ no move op; assigning an existing object elsewhere throws</td><td>✅ <code>LoroMovableList.move(from, to)</code>; the element stays once, last mover wins</td></tr> +<tr><td>Concurrent move and delete</td><td>the move wins: the element comes back at the new place<sup>114</sup></td><td>— no move op</td><td>— no move op</td><td>the move wins: the element comes back at its new place<sup>115</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Containers inside a list</td><td>❌ elements are JSON values, each atomic; no containers inside</td><td>✅ children may be nodes: lists of maps of texts</td><td>✅ lists hold maps, lists and texts at any depth</td><td>✅ <code>insertContainer</code>/<code>pushContainer</code>; <code>setContainer</code> on MovableList</td></tr> +<tr><td>Runs stored compactly</td><td>✅ content run-length encoded; a writer's next keystroke extends its own run<sup>116</sup></td><td>✅ consecutive inserts by one client merge into one item<sup>117</sup></td><td>✅ columnar RLE/delta op columns, kept compressed in memory since 3.0</td><td>✅ consecutive ops of one peer merge into runs and changes; columnar blocks</td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Text</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Text type</td><td>✅ text field: <code>splice</code>, <code>push</code>, <code>updateText</code>, <code>mark</code>, <code>spans</code>, <code>cursor</code></td><td>✅ text is a node's string children: <code>insert</code>, <code>delete</code>, <code>format</code>, <code>toString</code><sup>118</sup></td><td>✅ a JS <code>string</code> field is collaborative text; edit with <code>splice</code>, <code>updateText</code><sup>119</sup></td><td>✅ <code>LoroText</code>: <code>insert</code>, <code>delete</code>, <code>splice</code>, <code>mark</code>, <code>toDelta</code>, <code>update</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Text merge algorithm</td><td>Fugue, the same engine as lists (<code>src/sequence.js</code>)</td><td>the same YATA list engine as lists</td><td>the same RGA as lists; marks follow Peritext</td><td>same Fugue tracker as lists, Eg-walker-style replay; state in a B-tree rope</td></tr> +<tr><td>Index units</td><td>UTF-16 code units, as <code>String#slice</code> counts them; no other units</td><td>UTF-16 code units; no other unit in the JS API<sup>120</sup></td><td>UTF-16 code units in JS; Rust also offers code points, UTF-8, graphemes<sup>121</sup></td><td>UTF-16 by default; <code>insertUtf8</code>/<code>deleteUtf8</code> and <code>convertPos</code> for code points and UTF-8</td></tr> +<tr><td>A split surrogate pair</td><td>❌ not checked: a split pair leaves lone surrogates<sup>122</sup></td><td>⚠️ a split pair becomes two U+FFFD; no error<sup>123</sup></td><td>✅ an index inside a pair rounds to the whole character; never splits it<sup>124</sup></td><td>✅ throws <code>UTF16InUnicodeCodePoint</code>; the text is unchanged</td></tr> +<tr><td>Splice at an index</td><td>✅ <code>splice(id, key, index, count, text)</code>; past the end is <code>OUT_OF_RANGE</code></td><td>✅ <code>insert(index, string, formats?)</code> and <code>delete(index, length)</code></td><td>✅ <code>splice(doc, path, index | cursor, del, text)</code>; negative <code>del</code> deletes backwards</td><td>✅ <code>insert(pos, s)</code>, <code>delete(pos, len)</code>, <code>splice(pos, len, s)</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Set a whole new string (diff)</td><td>✅ <code>updateText(id, key, text)</code>: Myers over UTF-16, one splice per hunk<sup>125</sup></td><td>❌ no set-whole-string API<sup>126</sup></td><td>✅ <code>updateText(doc, path, s)</code>: Myers diff over grapheme clusters<sup>127</sup></td><td>✅ <code>text.update(s)</code> (Myers diff) and <code>updateByLine(s)</code>; <code>timeoutMs</code> option<sup>128</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Delta format</td><td>❌ no deltas; <code>spans()</code> reads runs of <code>{ text, marks }</code></td><td>✅ lib0 deltas in and out: <code>toDelta()</code>, <code>applyDelta()</code>, <code>event.delta</code><sup>129</sup></td><td>❌ no Quill deltas; <code>spans()</code>/<code>updateSpans()</code> and patches instead</td><td>✅ <code>toDelta()</code>, <code>applyDelta()</code>, <code>sliceDelta()</code>; text events are deltas</td></tr> +<tr><td>Embeds in text</td><td>❌ a text holds characters only</td><td>✅ JSON objects or nodes inside text</td><td>✅ block markers (inline maps); <code>isEmbed: true</code> schema convention for images</td><td>❌ strings only; a delta insert must be text</td></tr> +<tr><td>Long documents</td><td>⚠️ the whole record is read and written per op; slow on long texts<sup>130</sup></td><td>one item per typed run; B4 (105k chars): 160 KB doc, 3.2 MB heap<sup>131</sup></td><td>every keystroke kept; a 260k-edit trace saves to 129 KB, loads in 0.13 s<sup>132</sup></td><td>B-tree text, O(log n) edits; 260k-op trace: 231 KB, 6 ms parse<sup>133</sup></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Rich text</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Formatting marks</td><td>✅ <code>mark()</code>, <code>unmark()</code>, <code>unmarkById()</code>, <code>spans()</code>: ranges between two anchors</td><td>✅ <code>format(index, length, { key: value })</code>; <code>insert</code> takes formats<sup>134</sup></td><td>✅ <code>mark(doc, path, {start, end, expand}, name, value)</code>, <code>unmark</code>, <code>marks</code>, <code>marksAt</code><sup>135</sup></td><td>✅ <code>text.mark({ start, end }, key, value)</code>, <code>unmark(range, key)</code><sup>136</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Typing at a mark's edge</td><td>✅ per mark call: <code>expand: 'after' | 'before' | 'both' | 'none'</code><sup>137</sup></td><td>⚠️ none: an insert carries only the formats it names<sup>138</sup></td><td>✅ per mark call: <code>before</code>, <code>after</code>, <code>both</code>, <code>none</code>; default <code>after</code><sup>139</sup></td><td>✅ per key via <code>configTextStyle</code>: before, after, both or none</td></tr> +<tr><td>Overlapping marks of one name</td><td>✅ <code>{ many: true }</code> marks stack, each with its own id and value<sup>140</sup></td><td>⚠️ one value per key at any position<sup>141</sup></td><td>⚠️ one value per name per character; overlaps split, the greater op wins<sup>142</sup></td><td>⚠️ one value per key per character; <code>comment:<id></code> keys overlap<sup>143</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Remove a mark</td><td>✅ <code>unmark(range, name)</code> is a null mark; the newer stamp wins against a mark<sup>144</sup></td><td>✅ <code>format(i, n, { key: null })</code>; marker order decides against a concurrent mark</td><td>✅ <code>unmark(doc, path, range, name)</code>; against a concurrent mark, op id decides<sup>145</sup></td><td>✅ <code>unmark(range, key)</code>; against a concurrent mark, Lamport+peer LWW</td></tr> +<tr><td>Concurrent marks of one name</td><td>the newest stamp <code>(ts, origin)</code> covering the character</td><td>the marker later in list order wins; ties by <code>clientID</code>, not time</td><td>per character, the greater op id (counter, then actor) wins</td><td>per character, higher Lamport then larger peer wins</td></tr> +<tr><td>Blocks (paragraphs, headings)</td><td>❌ no block type; the docs model blocks as records in a list</td><td>✅ named child nodes (<code>new Y.Node('p')</code>), or Quill-style newline formats</td><td>✅ block markers: <code>splitBlock</code>, <code>joinBlock</code>, <code>updateBlock</code>, <code>block</code>, <code>spans</code><sup>146</sup></td><td>❌ no block markers; model blocks as containers</td></tr> +<tr><td>XML / DOM-like type</td><td>❌ none</td><td>✅ <code>Y.Node(name)</code>: name, attrs, children; <code>toString()</code> renders XML<sup>147</sup></td><td>❌ no element tree type; block markers with <code>parents</code> paths instead</td><td>❌ no XML type; use Map, List or Tree</td></tr> +<tr><td>Editor bindings</td><td>❌ none; <code>updateText()</code> plus <code>change</code> events are the binding point</td><td>✅ y-prosemirror (Tiptap, BlockNote), y-quill, y-codemirror, y-monaco; Lexical native<sup>148</sup></td><td>✅ official <code>automerge-prosemirror</code> and <code>automerge-codemirror</code> (outside the clones)<sup>149</sup></td><td>✅ <code>loro-prosemirror</code> (works with Tiptap) and <code>loro-codemirror</code><sup>150</sup></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Positions and trees</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Stable cursor</td><td>✅ <code>cursor(id, key, index)</code> → a string; <code>index(id, key, cursor)</code> reads it back</td><td>✅ <code>createRelativePositionFromTypeIndex</code> and <code>createAbsolutePositionFromRelativePosition</code><sup>151</sup></td><td>✅ <code>getCursor(doc, path, index)</code>, <code>getCursorPosition</code>; <code>splice</code> accepts a cursor<sup>152</sup></td><td>✅ <code>text.getCursor(pos, side)</code> → <code>Cursor</code>; <code>doc.getCursorPos(cursor)</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Cursor side (affinity)</td><td>✅ <code>side: 'before'</code> (the default) or <code>'after'</code></td><td>✅ <code>assoc</code>: ≥ 0 sticks to the next element, < 0 to the previous</td><td>⚠️ anchored to the character at the index; <code>move</code> only sets the deletion fallback<sup>153</sup></td><td>✅ <code>Side</code> -1 (before), 0, 1 (after) at <code>getCursor</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Cursor as a value to keep or send</td><td>✅ a string (<code><elem</code>, <code>>elem</code>, <code>^</code>, <code>$</code>) to keep or send</td><td>✅ bytes (<code>encodeRelativePosition</code>) or JSON (<code>relativePositionToJSON</code>)</td><td>✅ a string such as <code>8@00</code>, <code>s</code>, <code>e</code>; Rust <code>Cursor::to_bytes()</code></td><td>✅ <code>cursor.encode()</code> bytes, <code>Cursor.decode(bytes)</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Cursor into deleted content</td><td>the next visible element; <code>null</code> once a reset (or <code>compact</code>) dropped it<sup>154</sup></td><td>the gap where the element was; <code>null</code> once collected<sup>155</sup></td><td>resolves to the next (<code>after</code>, default) or previous visible element</td><td>resolves to where it was, plus an <code>update</code> cursor on live content<sup>156</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Fractional indexes</td><td>✅ <code>@alexify/syncom/order</code>: <code>between</code>, <code>spread</code>, <code>compare</code>, <code>isKey</code></td><td>❌ no fractional-index helper</td><td>❌ no fractional-index helper</td><td>✅ <code>@loro-dev/fractional-index</code> (TS) and Rust <code>loro_fractional_index</code><sup>157</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Movable tree type</td><td>✅ tree field: <code>treeMove(id, key, node, parent, { after | before })</code>, <code>treeRemove</code></td><td>⚠️ no movable tree; third-party <code>yjs-orderedtree</code> builds one on maps<sup>158</sup></td><td>❌ no tree type</td><td>✅ <code>LoroTree</code>: <code>createNode</code>, <code>move</code>, <code>moveBefore</code>/<code>moveAfter</code>, <code>delete</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Concurrent moves that would form a cycle</td><td>Kleppmann et al. 2021: moves fold in stamp order, the cyclic one skipped<sup>159</sup></td><td>— no movable tree</td><td>— no tree type</td><td>Kleppmann 2021: moves applied in Lamport order, a cycle-making move is ignored<sup>160</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Order among siblings</td><td>ordered: a fractional index per move, ties broken by stamp</td><td>— no movable tree; nested nodes' children are an ordered list</td><td>— no tree type</td><td>ordered siblings by fractional index, on by default; <code>index()</code><sup>161</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Delete a subtree</td><td>✅ <code>treeRemove</code> moves it under <code>$trash</code> with its subtree; moving it out restores it<sup>162</sup></td><td>— no movable tree; deleting a node deletes its subtree<sup>163</sup></td><td>— no tree type</td><td>✅ <code>delete(id)</code> hides the subtree; a node moved into it is hidden too<sup>164</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Data on a node</td><td>⚠️ none on the node: a node is a name, usually a record id</td><td>— no movable tree; a nested node carries its own attrs</td><td>— no tree type</td><td>✅ a <code>LoroMap</code> per node (<code>node.data</code>)</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### Changes and events + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Writing</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Group edits into one change</td><td>⚠️ one call is one op; <code>applyPatches</code> runs a record's ops in one turn<sup>165</sup></td><td>✅ <code>doc.transact(fn, origin)</code>: one event round, one update for peers<sup>166</sup></td><td>✅ <code>change(doc, fn)</code> is one change: one hash, one callback; a throw rolls back<sup>167</sup></td><td>✅ an implicit transaction closed by <code>commit()</code>: one event batch, one change<sup>168</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>When an edit becomes a change</td><td>every call: durable once its op is appended to the log<sup>169</sup></td><td>each call outside <code>transact</code> is its own transaction<sup>170</sup></td><td>JS commits when the <code>change</code> callback returns; Rust <code>AutoCommit</code> before reads and saves<sup>171</sup></td><td>on <code>commit()</code>, and implicitly before <code>import</code>, <code>export</code> and <code>checkout</code>; no timer</td></tr> +<tr><td>Message and metadata on a change</td><td>⚠️ <code>actor</code> (signed, replicated), <code>ts</code>, schema <code>v</code>; no message or custom fields</td><td>❌ nothing travels with a change; <code>transaction.meta</code> is local</td><td>✅ <code>message</code>, <code>time</code>, <code>author</code> (hex, 3.5.0); no custom fields<sup>172</sup></td><td>✅ <code>commit({ message, timestamp })</code>; the author is the peer id<sup>173</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Tag a change with an origin</td><td>⚠️ a local <code>source</code> on <code>commit</code> events; <code>actor</code> replicates<sup>174</sup></td><td>✅ <code>transact(fn, origin)</code>, <code>applyUpdate(doc, u, origin)</code>; local only, not replicated<sup>175</sup></td><td>⚠️ the patch callback's <code>source</code> names the API call; no app-defined tag<sup>176</sup></td><td>✅ <code>commit({ origin })</code>: local only, in events and undo filters<sup>177</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>One atomic change across documents</td><td>❌ no: an op touches one record</td><td>❌ a transaction covers one <code>Doc</code><sup>178</sup></td><td>❌ no; a change belongs to one document</td><td>❌ no</td></tr> +<tr><td>Hook before a local change commits</td><td>✅ <code>hooks.beforeWrite(ctx)</code>: return new <code>data</code> or throw to refuse<sup>179</sup></td><td>❌ no veto; <code>beforeObserverCalls</code> sees the applied change<sup>180</sup></td><td>❌ no hook; a throw inside the <code>change</code> callback rolls it back</td><td>⚠️ <code>subscribePreCommit</code> edits message and timestamp; no veto</td></tr> +<tr><td>Refuse a peer's change</td><td>✅ <code>beforeApply</code> returning <code>false</code>, or a failing validator, skips it here<sup>181</sup></td><td>❌ no way to reject part of a remote update<sup>182</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>initSyncState({ readOnly: true })</code> ignores all of one peer's changes<sup>183</sup></td><td>❌ no; imports get structural checks only</td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Observing</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Change events</td><td>⚠️ storage <code>change</code> per op, <code>Record</code> <code>update</code>, <code>Cursor.watch()</code>; no per-field observers</td><td>✅ <code>observe</code>, <code>observeDeep</code>, a <code>delta</code> event per node; doc <code>update</code>, <code>afterTransaction</code><sup>184</sup></td><td>✅ <code>patchCallback</code> per call or per doc; automerge-repo <code>DocHandle</code> <code>change</code> events<sup>185</sup></td><td>✅ <code>doc.subscribe</code>, deep <code>container.subscribe</code>, <code>subscribeLocalUpdates</code> (bytes)</td></tr> +<tr><td>What an event carries</td><td>the op itself; <code>commit</code> adds <code>before</code> / <code>after</code> copies and the kinds<sup>186</sup></td><td>lib0 delta (<code>event.delta</code>, <code>deltaDeep</code>), changed keys; <code>update</code> gives bytes<sup>187</sup></td><td>path patches (<code>put</code>, <code>splice</code>, <code>mark</code>…) plus <code>before</code>/<code>after</code> docs and <code>source</code><sup>188</sup></td><td>per container: target, path, delta/map/tree/counter diff; from/to frontiers<sup>189</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Local or remote in an event</td><td>✅ <code>via</code> is <code>null</code> for a local op; <code>commit</code> fires for local ops only</td><td>✅ <code>transaction.local</code> and <code>transaction.origin</code></td><td>✅ <code>info.source</code>: <code>change</code> vs <code>merge</code>, <code>applyChanges</code>, <code>receiveSyncMessage</code>…</td><td>✅ <code>by</code>: "local", "import" or "checkout"; plus <code>origin</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Changes as JSON patches</td><td>✅ <code>diff(id, from, to)</code> → JSON patches in the write API's terms<sup>190</sup></td><td>✅ deep lib0 deltas with nested <code>modify</code>/<code>modifyAttr</code> per change<sup>191</sup></td><td>✅ <code>Patch[]</code> with paths, from callbacks and from <code>diff()</code></td><td>✅ events and <code>doc.diff()</code> give typed diffs with paths (not RFC 6902)</td></tr> +<tr><td>Apply a patch or diff back</td><td>✅ <code>applyPatches(id, patches)</code>: new ops, rehearsed, all or none on a refusal</td><td>✅ <code>node.applyDelta(delta, origin)</code> turns a delta into ops<sup>192</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>applyPatches(target, patches)</code>: to a plain object, or as ops inside <code>change</code><sup>193</sup></td><td>✅ <code>doc.applyDiff(diff)</code>, all or nothing; <code>text.applyDelta()</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Subscribe by path</td><td>⚠️ per record (<code>record(id).on('update')</code>) or per query (<code>watch</code>); no field paths</td><td>❌ observe a node or its subtree; no path filter<sup>194</sup></td><td>⚠️ automerge-repo <code>handle.sub(...path)</code>: scoped handle with re-rooted patches (experimental)<sup>195</sup></td><td>✅ <code>doc.subscribeJsonpath(path, cb)</code>; may fire false positives</td></tr> +<tr><td>When observers run</td><td>once the op is durable: listeners called synchronously, before the write resolves<sup>196</sup></td><td>synchronously when the outermost transaction ends, before <code>update</code><sup>197</sup></td><td>synchronously, after the commit, before the call returns</td><td>synchronously at the end of <code>commit</code>, <code>import</code> or <code>checkout</code> (since 1.8)</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### History and versions + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>History</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>History kept</td><td>⚠️ the op log, bounded by retention (10 000 ops by default)<sup>198</sup></td><td>❌ no change log; default GC drops deleted content<sup>199</sup></td><td>✅ every change is kept; there is no history GC</td><td>✅ every change kept; nothing is collected unless you export a shallow snapshot</td></tr> +<tr><td>List the changes</td><td>✅ <code>history(id, { limit, before })</code>: versions with type, origin, actor, fields, data<sup>200</sup></td><td>❌ no API to list changes<sup>201</sup></td><td>✅ <code>getAllChanges</code>, <code>getChangesMetaSince</code>, <code>inspectChange(hash)</code>, <code>decodeChange</code><sup>202</sup></td><td>✅ <code>getAllChanges()</code>, <code>getChangeAt()</code>, <code>getOpsInChange()</code>, <code>travelChangeAncestors()</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Read a past version</td><td>✅ <code>get(id, { at })</code> by event id, stamp, vector or tag; <code>at(tag)</code> views</td><td>✅ <code>Y.snapshot(doc)</code> then <code>createDocFromSnapshot</code>, or <code>getAttrs(snapshot)</code><sup>203</sup></td><td>✅ <code>view(doc, heads)</code>: a cheap read-only doc at a version; Rust <code>*_at(heads)</code></td><td>✅ <code>doc.checkout(frontiers)</code> (detached view), <code>forkAt(frontiers)</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>What reading the past needs</td><td>⚠️ the retained log: a fold of the record's ops, exact from a reset<sup>204</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>gc: false</code> and a snapshot captured then; restore rebuilds a doc<sup>205</sup></td><td>✅ nothing: history is always whole; reads filter ops by a clock, no replay<sup>206</sup></td><td>✅ history back to the target (not before a shallow root); replays only the ops between</td></tr> +<tr><td>Diff two versions</td><td>✅ <code>diff(id, from, to)</code> between any two versions, as patches<sup>207</sup></td><td>✅ <code>diffDocsToDelta(v1, v2)</code>; <code>DiffRenderer</code> attributes the changes<sup>208</sup></td><td>✅ <code>diff(doc, before, after)</code> → <code>Patch[]</code> between any two versions<sup>209</sup></td><td>✅ <code>doc.diff(from, to)</code> between any two frontiers</td></tr> +<tr><td>Revert to a past version</td><td>✅ <code>restore(id, at)</code>: new ops that lead back, whole or not at all<sup>210</sup></td><td>⚠️ experimental <code>undoContentIds</code>, or <code>DiffRenderer.rejectAllChanges</code><sup>211</sup></td><td>❌ no revert API; <code>applyPatches(diff(now, past))</code> inside <code>change</code> is manual<sup>212</sup></td><td>✅ <code>doc.revertTo(frontiers)</code> as new ops, all or nothing</td></tr> +<tr><td>Named versions</td><td>✅ <code>tag(name)</code>, <code>untag</code>, <code>tags()</code>, <code>at(name)</code>: the whole storage, copy-on-write<sup>213</sup></td><td>❌ no named versions; snapshots are bytes the app stores</td><td>❌ no named versions; the app keeps heads itself</td><td>❌ no; keep frontiers yourself (<code>encodeFrontiers</code>)</td></tr> +<tr><td>Who wrote what</td><td>⚠️ per op: <code>history()</code> names <code>origin</code>, <code>actor</code> and fields; no per-character API</td><td>⚠️ v14 attribution renderers; who did what is the app's map of <code>clientID</code>s<sup>214</sup></td><td>⚠️ no blame API; per-change <code>actor</code>/<code>author</code> metadata and <code>diff</code> per change<sup>215</sup></td><td>✅ <code>text.getEditorOf(pos)</code>, <code>map.getLastEditor(key)</code>, list <code>getCreatorAt</code>/<code>getLastEditorAt</code><sup>216</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Drop old history</td><td>✅ log retention drops old segments; <code>compact(id)</code> rewrites a record's metadata<sup>217</sup></td><td>⚠️ GC drops deleted content; tombstone ids and positions stay<sup>218</sup></td><td>❌ no shallow snapshot or history GC; compression keeps size down</td><td>✅ shallow snapshot drops history before chosen frontiers, like a Git shallow clone<sup>219</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Erase a payload from history</td><td>✅ <code>purge(id)</code> scrubs the payload from the log here and on every peer it reaches<sup>220</sup></td><td>⚠️ default GC drops deleted content here and on peers that GC<sup>221</sup></td><td>❌ no; deleted content stays in the history on every replica<sup>222</sup></td><td>⚠️ a shallow snapshot leaves deleted content out; other replicas keep theirs<sup>223</sup></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Branches and undo</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Fork a document</td><td>✅ <code>branch(parent, { path })</code> (<code>@alexify/syncom/branch</code>): a new storage, new identity<sup>224</sup></td><td>✅ <code>Y.cloneDoc(doc)</code>; the clone is a new <code>Doc</code> with a new <code>clientID</code><sup>225</sup></td><td>✅ <code>clone(doc)</code> copies with a new random actor; Rust <code>fork()</code></td><td>✅ <code>doc.fork()</code> with a new random peer id</td></tr> +<tr><td>Fork at a past version</td><td>⚠️ at a tag only: <code>branch(parent, { from: { tag } })</code></td><td>✅ <code>createDocFromSnapshot(doc, snapshot)</code> gives an editable doc<sup>226</sup></td><td>✅ <code>clone(view(doc, heads))</code>; Rust <code>fork_at(heads)</code></td><td>✅ <code>doc.forkAt(frontiers)</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Merge a fork back</td><td>✅ <code>merge(source, { into })</code>, either way, as ops through <code>applyRemote</code><sup>227</sup></td><td>✅ exchange updates; <code>DiffRenderer</code> accepts or rejects suggestions selectively</td><td>✅ <code>merge(local, remote)</code>, or <code>applyChanges(getChanges(old, new))</code></td><td>✅ sync like any peer: <code>import(fork.export({ mode: "update", from }))</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Edit while viewing the past</td><td>⚠️ views of the past are read-only; edit through <code>restore()</code> or a branch at a tag</td><td>⚠️ no checkout; a past version is a new <code>Doc</code>, edited as a fork</td><td>✅ <code>view</code> is read-only; <code>changeAt(doc, heads, fn)</code> adds a change concurrent with later history<sup>228</sup></td><td>⚠️ read-only unless <code>setDetachedEditing(true)</code>; edits then branch off<sup>229</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Suggestions (tracked changes)</td><td>❌ none; a branch (<code>/branch</code>) merges back whole</td><td>✅ <code>DiffRenderer</code> keeps a suggestion doc; <code>acceptChanges</code>/<code>rejectChanges</code> by range<sup>230</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>maskAuthor</code>/<code>revealAuthor</code> hide an author's changes in one view<sup>231</sup></td><td>❌ none; a fork merges back whole</td></tr> +<tr><td>Undo manager</td><td>✅ <code>createUndo(storage)</code> from <code>@alexify/syncom/undo</code>: <code>undo()</code>, <code>redo()</code></td><td>✅ <code>Y.UndoManager(scope, options)</code> with <code>undo()</code>, <code>redo()</code></td><td>❌ no undo manager in the core or automerge-repo</td><td>✅ <code>UndoManager</code>: <code>undo</code>, <code>redo</code>, <code>canUndo</code>, <code>pause</code>/<code>resume</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Undo only local changes</td><td>✅ this node's own commits only; an undone <code>add</code> revokes its own adds alone</td><td>✅ tracks origins in <code>trackedOrigins</code> (default <code>null</code>); peers' changes stay<sup>232</sup></td><td>— no undo manager</td><td>✅ tracks this doc's peer only; never undoes remote edits<sup>233</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Undo steps grouped</td><td>✅ <code>mergeInterval</code> (500 ms), <code>mark()</code> closes a step, <code>limit</code> 100</td><td>✅ <code>captureTimeout</code> (500 ms), <code>stopCapturing()</code>, <code>captureTransaction</code> filter</td><td>— no undo manager</td><td>✅ <code>mergeInterval</code> (default 1000 ms) and <code>groupStart</code>/<code>groupEnd</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Undo over part of a document</td><td>⚠️ <code>scope</code> (one sync scope) and <code>exclude(op)</code>; no list of tracked fields</td><td>✅ scope of nodes or a whole doc; <code>trackedOrigins</code>, <code>deleteFilter</code></td><td>— no undo manager</td><td>⚠️ <code>excludeOriginPrefixes</code> only; no per-container scope</td></tr> +<tr><td>Selection restored on undo</td><td>❌ no selection metadata on a step</td><td>✅ <code>stackItem.meta</code> with <code>stack-item-added</code> / <code>stack-item-popped</code> events</td><td>— no undo manager</td><td>✅ <code>onPush</code> returns cursors, <code>onPop</code> gets them back transformed</td></tr> +<tr><td>Undo after a peer edited the same place</td><td>skipped (refuse to overwrite); <code>force</code> overrides; counters and sets commute<sup>234</sup></td><td>keeps peers' later edits; skips a key a peer overwrote<sup>235</sup></td><td>— no undo manager</td><td>steps are transformed over remote edits (OT-style); remote inserts stay</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### Encoding and sync + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Encoding</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Encoding of changes</td><td>JSON: keyed <code>{ seq, op }</code> in the log, 17-slot arrays on the wire<sup>236</sup></td><td>binary updates: V1 (default) and V2 (columnar, RLE per field)</td><td>binary columnar chunks: document, change, DEFLATE-compressed change, bundle<sup>237</sup></td><td>binary FastSnapshot and FastUpdates (modes 3, 4); JSON updates</td></tr> +<tr><td>Format specification</td><td>⚠️ op shape and slots in the guides and types; no standalone spec</td><td>❌ no written spec; the code defines the format<sup>238</sup></td><td>✅ published binary format spec on automerge.org (not in the clones)</td><td>✅ <code>docs/encoding.md</code>, a normative spec, plus JSON, LZ4 and xxHash docs</td></tr> +<tr><td>Snapshot of the whole state</td><td>✅ <code>snapshot()</code> pages records with their merge meta; <code>mergeSnapshot()</code> joins them<sup>239</sup></td><td>✅ <code>encodeStateAsUpdate(doc)</code>: all items and tombstones<sup>240</sup></td><td>✅ <code>save(doc)</code>: compressed doc with full history; no history-less save<sup>241</sup></td><td>✅ <code>export({ mode: "snapshot" })</code> with history; <code>"shallow-snapshot"</code> with little</td></tr> +<tr><td>Changes since a version</td><td>✅ a push sends ops past the host's vector; <code>changes</code> resumes from an event id<sup>242</sup></td><td>✅ <code>encodeStateAsUpdate(doc, stateVector)</code> sends what that peer lacks<sup>243</sup></td><td>✅ <code>saveSince(doc, heads)</code>, <code>getChangesSince(doc, heads)</code>, <code>saveIncremental()</code></td><td>✅ <code>export({ mode: "update", from: vv })</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Merge updates without loading a document</td><td>✅ <code>mergeEntry(a, b)</code> joins two record states with no storage<sup>244</sup></td><td>✅ <code>mergeUpdates</code>, <code>diffUpdate</code>, <code>encodeStateVectorFromUpdate</code> on bytes<sup>245</sup></td><td>⚠️ saved chunks concatenate: <code>load(concat(a, b))</code> works; no compaction without loading<sup>246</sup></td><td>❌ no; <code>importBatch</code> the blobs into a doc, then export<sup>247</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Readable export of changes</td><td>✅ everything is JSON: snapshot pages, log entries, ops<sup>248</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>decodeUpdate</code>/<code>logUpdate</code> show structs for inspection; no JSON import</td><td>⚠️ <code>decodeChange</code>/<code>encodeChange</code> (<code>@hidden</code>) map a change to and from JSON ops<sup>249</sup></td><td>✅ <code>exportJsonUpdates()</code> / <code>importJsonUpdates()</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Fast or lazy load</td><td>⚠️ records load by id into a bounded cache; each one parsed whole<sup>250</sup></td><td>⚠️ compact V2 columns; loading decodes everything, no lazy load<sup>251</sup></td><td>✅ columnar doc chunk; 3.0 keeps it compressed in memory; no change replay<sup>252</sup></td><td>✅ lazy ~4 KB compressed blocks, decoded on demand; columnar encoding</td></tr> +<tr><td>Format compatibility</td><td>⚠️ no promise yet: unpublished, and <code>PROTOCOL</code> 1 is the first release's wire<sup>253</sup></td><td>⚠️ no written promise; tests decode v13.2 documents<sup>254</sup></td><td>✅ 3.0 kept the 2.x file format; sync v2 still talks to v1 peers<sup>255</sup></td><td>✅ stable since 1.0; older readers refuse newer encodings<sup>256</sup></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Sync</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Sync protocol</td><td>✅ built in: <code>hello</code>, <code>push</code>, <code>changes</code>, <code>snapshot</code> over an injected link</td><td>✅ <code>y-protocols/sync</code>: step 1 state vector, step 2 diff, updates<sup>257</sup></td><td>✅ core <code>generateSyncMessage</code> / <code>receiveSyncMessage</code> with a per-peer <code>SyncState</code><sup>258</sup></td><td>✅ none in core; the official Loro Protocol (<code>loro-websocket</code>, <code>loro-adaptors</code>)<sup>259</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>What a reconnect exchanges</td><td>vectors and log epochs at hello, then ops past the vector; the feed resumes<sup>260</sup></td><td>state vectors; the reply resends missing items and the full delete set</td><td>heads + a Bloom filter of changes since the shared heads + needs<sup>261</sup></td><td>version vectors; each side exports the ops past the other's vector</td></tr> +<tr><td>Updates out of causal order</td><td>✅ a gap in one origin's stream is dropped and fetched again<sup>262</sup></td><td>✅ held as pending and applied when the missing parts arrive<sup>263</sup></td><td>✅ queued until dependencies arrive; <code>getMissingDeps</code> lists them<sup>264</sup></td><td>✅ held as pending until the deps arrive; <code>exportPendingUpdates()</code> saves them</td></tr> +<tr><td>The same update twice</td><td>✅ idempotent: the vector drops it, counted in <code>duplicates</code>; no event</td><td>✅ idempotent: no event, no observers; the cost is a decode</td><td>✅ idempotent: deduplicated by hash, no patches emitted</td><td>✅ idempotent: no event, empty <code>success</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Transport</td><td>✅ an injected <code>SyncLink</code>; <code>@alexify/syncom/wrpc</code> for WebSocket and WebRTC<sup>265</sup></td><td>✅ transport-agnostic bytes; official y-websocket, y-webrtc providers<sup>266</sup></td><td>✅ bytes over any reliable channel; automerge-repo WebSocket, MessageChannel, BroadcastChannel<sup>267</sup></td><td>✅ bytes over any transport; WebSocket client in <code>loro-websocket</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Official server</td><td>✅ no separate server: any storage hosts with <code>sync.unit()</code> on wrpc<sup>268</sup></td><td>✅ <code>y-websocket</code> ships a simple WebSocket backend<sup>269</sup></td><td>✅ <code>automerge-repo-sync-server</code> (reference, outside the clones): a plain <code>Repo</code>, validates nothing<sup>270</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>loro-websocket</code>'s <code>SimpleServer</code> (for testing) and a Rust server<sup>271</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Persistence</td><td>✅ built in: <code>node:fs</code>, OPFS, IndexedDB (<code>/idb</code>), memory, or an injected <code>fsi</code></td><td>✅ official y-indexeddb and y-leveldb; others third-party<sup>272</sup></td><td>✅ automerge-repo IndexedDB and Node FS adapters over a key-range <code>StorageAdapter</code><sup>273</sup></td><td>❌ the app's job; docs give a snapshot plus updates recipe</td></tr> +<tr><td>Presence and awareness</td><td>❌ none</td><td>✅ <code>y-protocols/awareness</code>: per-client state, 30 s timeout</td><td>✅ automerge-repo <code>handle.broadcast()</code> / <code>ephemeral-message</code>; <code>Presence</code> class<sup>274</sup></td><td>✅ <code>EphemeralStore</code>: timestamped LWW keys that expire</td></tr> +<tr><td>Partial replication</td><td>✅ scopes: a <code>scope()</code> per record, peers granted scopes, the host enforcing<sup>275</sup></td><td>⚠️ per document via subdocuments; <code>intersectUpdateWithContentIds</code> filters by ids<sup>276</sup></td><td>⚠️ per document only: automerge-repo <code>shareConfig</code> <code>announce</code> / <code>access</code><sup>277</sup></td><td>❌ no; a peer receives the whole document</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### Integrity and safety + +<div class="sc-matrix sc-matrix-quad"> + +<table> +<thead> +<tr> +<th>Feature</th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/Alexis-Technologies/syncom">syncom</a><br><sub>sync engine</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/yjs/yjs">Yjs</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/automerge/automerge">Automerge</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +<th><a href="https://github.com/loro-dev/loro">Loro</a><br><sub>CRDT library</sub></th> +</tr> +</thead> +<tbody> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Integrity</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Hash-linked history</td><td>⚠️ a per-node hash-linked chain of applied writes, checked on cold reads<sup>278</sup></td><td>❌ ids are client and clock; no content hashes</td><td>✅ SHA-256 change hashes; deps link them; heads checked on load</td><td>❌ no; ops are named by peer and counter<sup>279</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Signed changes</td><td>✅ Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; verified on receipt<sup>280</sup></td><td>❌ no signatures</td><td>❌ no signatures on changes in the core<sup>281</sup></td><td>❌ no</td></tr> +<tr><td>Checksums on encoded data</td><td>⚠️ a signed SHA-256 digest per op; record files checked against the chain<sup>282</sup></td><td>❌ no checksum in either format</td><td>✅ each chunk carries a 4-byte SHA-256-prefix checksum, checked on load</td><td>✅ xxHash32 over every blob, plus one per SSTable block</td></tr> +<tr><td>A malformed update</td><td>✅ dropped and counted, never thrown: not logged, not relayed (a gap)<sup>283</sup></td><td>⚠️ throws a plain <code>Error</code>; parts decoded before the failure stay applied<sup>284</sup></td><td>⚠️ undecodable bytes throw, nothing applied; nonsense ops panic and broke the doc<sup>285</sup></td><td>✅ throws; the import rolls back and the doc is unchanged<sup>286</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Limits against a hostile peer</td><td>✅ pending work, run and field slots, tree depth and index, skew, push limits<sup>287</sup></td><td>❌ no limits on size, depth or pending data<sup>288</sup></td><td>⚠️ 1 GB cap per decoded item, leb128 overflow checks; no queue or size caps<sup>289</sup></td><td>⚠️ decode caps (positions < 2^30, value depth 128); no size or pending caps<sup>290</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Validation of a peer's change</td><td>✅ the entity validator and <code>beforeApply</code> run on every peer's op</td><td>❌ none; peers are assumed trusted</td><td>❌ none in the core; Keyhive's server policy (alpha) checks edit access only</td><td>❌ no schema or rule checks; structural checks only</td></tr> +<tr><td>End-to-end encryption</td><td>❌ no; an encrypted record stays local and does not sync</td><td>⚠️ none in core; <code>y-webrtc</code> encrypts signaling with a shared secret<sup>291</sup></td><td>⚠️ keyhive via <code>@automerge/automerge-repo-keyhive</code>, in alpha<sup>292</sup></td><td>⚠️ experimental, in the Loro Protocol (<code>%ELO</code> rooms, <code>EloLoroAdaptor</code>)</td></tr> +<tr><td>Convergence tested by fuzzing</td><td>✅ seeded mesh fuzz: 4 nodes, 80 ops of every kind; a hazard walk<sup>293</sup></td><td>✅ 5 peers, random disconnects and delivery order, up to 100,000 ops</td><td>✅ proptests, random fork/merge batch tests, a 3-repo fuzz, libFuzzer on <code>load</code><sup>294</sup></td><td>✅ cargo-fuzz, 14 targets, 5 peers compared; loro.js-vs-Rust differential fuzz</td></tr> +<tr><td>Formal model or proofs</td><td>❌ none; cites the papers, and <code>INVARIANTS.md</code> maps each guarantee to tests</td><td>⚠️ third-party lean-yjs (Lean) proves parts of YATA<sup>295</sup></td><td>❌ no proofs or model checker; the sync code cites one paper<sup>296</sup></td><td>❌ none in the repo; docs cite the Fugue, Eg-walker and tree-move papers<sup>297</sup></td></tr> +<tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Developer surface</strong></td></tr> +<tr><td>Errors</td><td>✅ <code>SyncomError</code> with a <code>code</code> (40 codes); <code>TypeError</code> for a wrong argument</td><td>❌ plain <code>Error</code> messages, no classes or codes</td><td>⚠️ JS throws <code>RangeError</code> with messages; Rust has a typed <code>AutomergeError</code> enum<sup>298</sup></td><td>❌ JS: thrown message strings, no class or code; Rust: typed <code>LoroError</code><sup>299</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Inspector and debugging</td><td>⚠️ no inspector; <code>stats()</code>, an injected logger, OpenTelemetry spans and metrics</td><td>⚠️ <code>logUpdate</code>, <code>logNode</code>, <code>obfuscateUpdate</code>; Yjs inspector site<sup>300</sup></td><td>⚠️ no inspector; <code>automerge-cli</code> (examine, export), <code>stats</code>, <code>dump</code>, <code>anonymize</code><sup>301</sup></td><td>✅ Loro Inspector (web); <code>setDebug()</code>, <code>debugHistory()</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Anonymized copy for bug reports</td><td>❌ none</td><td>✅ <code>obfuscateUpdate</code> replaces content, keeps the CRDT structure</td><td>✅ <code>anonymize(doc)</code> replaces keys, values, actors and metadata, keeps history shape<sup>302</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>redactJsonUpdates</code> blanks content in JSON updates over a version range</td></tr> +<tr><td>UI framework bindings</td><td>❌ none; <code>Cursor.watch()</code> and <code>Record</code> events to wire one</td><td>⚠️ third-party only: react-yjs, SyncedStore, valtio-yjs, immer-yjs</td><td>✅ react hooks, Svelte store, Solid primitives (automerge-repo packages); no Vue<sup>303</sup></td><td>✅ <code>loro-mirror</code> (state mirror) and <code>loro-mirror-react</code><sup>304</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Documentation</td><td>✅ VitePress site: guides, API reference, architecture, benchmarks</td><td>⚠️ docs.yjs.dev: guides, API, ecosystem, internals, for v13<sup>305</sup></td><td>✅ automerge.org: tutorial, data model, merge rules, internals, cookbook, typedoc API<sup>306</sup></td><td>✅ loro.dev: tutorials, concepts, full JS API reference, benchmarks, blog</td></tr> +<tr><td>Test suite</td><td>942 <code>node:test</code> tests in 88 files, 9 <code>tsd</code> files; CI on Node 22, 24<sup>307</sup></td><td>338 cases in 16 files (lib0/testing); CI on Node 26</td><td>Rust ~730 tests + proptests, JS 351, WASM 160, automerge-repo 711; GitHub CI<sup>308</sup></td><td>~2,000 Rust tests, 472 JS cases, 396 loro.js cases, fuzz, loom; CI</td></tr> +</tbody> +</table> + +</div> + +### Notes + +1. Branch <code>features/enhance-crdt-engine</code>. 0.0.1 is a development placeholder, so there is no npm <code>latest</code> to differ from. +2. v14 renames the package to <code>@y/y</code> and publishes release candidates under the npm <code>beta</code> tag; the README still says <code>npm i yjs</code> and documents mostly the v13 API. +3. The clone's main already carries unreleased APIs under the 3.5.0 label (<code>maskAuthor</code>/<code>revealAuthor</code>), which the npm 3.5.0 build lacks. automerge-repo is read at 3ab7c33 (2.6.0-alpha.5); npm <code>latest</code> there is 2.6.0-alpha.3. +4. The shallow clone has no CHANGELOG or tag history, so the first release year is not shown; the YATA paper it implements dates from 2016. +5. automerge-repo, which the sync, storage and framework rows lean on, has an alpha (2.6.0-alpha.3) as its npm <code>latest</code>. +6. Sync, the storage backends, undo and branches ship inside the one package; there are no editor bindings to license. +7. One core file, <code>text_diff/myers.rs</code>, is copied from the <code>similar</code> crate under Apache-2.0 (its LICENSE sits beside it). The ProseMirror/CodeMirror bindings and Keyhive are outside the clones. +8. The licenses of <code>loro-prosemirror</code>, <code>loro-codemirror</code> and <code>loro-mirror</code> are not in the clones and were not checked. +9. yrs/y-crdt is co-maintained by Bartosz Sypytkowski, Kevin Jahns and John Waidhofer. +10. The same repo ships <code>loro.js</code>, an experimental pure-TypeScript port (0.4.0) that targets wire and API compatibility without WebAssembly. +11. <code>@alexify/wrpc</code> is a devDependency only: the application hands its client in. +12. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) the one dependency is <code>lib0</code> ^0.2.99. +13. The default <code>import</code> inlines the WASM as base64 and instantiates it synchronously; Node reads the file; the <code>browser</code> condition needs bundler WASM support (webpack <code>asyncWebAssembly</code>, Vite <code>vite-plugin-wasm</code> + top-level await); <code>/slim</code> + <code>initializeWasm()</code> is the manual async path. The repo has no CSP note; on Cloudflare Workers a doc cannot be created outside a handler. +14. The default browser entry fetches the .wasm with a synchronous XMLHttpRequest. With the <code>bundler</code> entry, Vite needs <code>vite-plugin-wasm</code> and <code>vite-plugin-top-level-await</code>, and plain esbuild/Rollup must use <code>loro-crdt/base64</code> or copy the asset. The repo says nothing about CSP. +15. yrs 0.28 follows the v13 type set (<code>Text</code>, <code>Map</code>, <code>Array</code>, <code>Xml*</code>) and both update formats, not v14 <code>Y.Node</code>. +16. Python (automerge-py) and Swift (automerge-swift) are automerge-org projects outside the clones; R is community-maintained (CRAN); Go (automerge-go) is named in the 2.0 blog; <code>samod</code> is a Rust automerge-repo. +17. Other bindings are built from <code>loro-ffi</code>, which is not in the clones. The repo also holds a MoonBit codec for the binary format (codec only) and the pure-TS <code>loro.js</code>. +18. Nothing in the repository tests or claims Deno, Bun or React Native. The browser half needs Web Crypto with Ed25519, and OPFS or IndexedDB (<code>@alexify/syncom/idb</code>). +19. Deno, Bun, React Native and workers are not mentioned. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) the package ships CommonJS and ESM builds and needs Node ≥ 16. +20. No <code>engines</code> field; automerge-repo needs Node ≥ 22.13. Deno has WASM tests but no CI job; React Native needs Metro package-exports config plus manual init; Bun is not mentioned. +21. The repo does not mention React Native / Hermes. The sync browser entry needs <code>XMLHttpRequest</code>; elsewhere use the <code>nodejs</code>, <code>web</code>, <code>base64</code> or <code>bundler</code> entry. +22. A schema types the collection names (<code>storage.Post</code>), not the shape of a record: <code>get()</code> resolves to <code>unknown</code>. +23. The type parameter is a compile-time shape only: <code>$node</code> checks the name at runtime, not the content. +24. The WASM layer's types are a hand-written TS block in <code>automerge-wasm/src/lib.rs</code>, copied to <code>wasm_types.d.ts</code> at build. <code>load<T></code> does no runtime check of <code>T</code>. +25. Every read and write returns a promise; a write resolves once its op is in the log. +26. Every core call is synchronous except WASM init. A doc handed to <code>change</code> becomes outdated and cannot be changed again (<code>clone</code> first). automerge-repo wraps it in a <code>DocHandle</code> (<code>handle.change</code>, events); <code>repo.find()</code> is async. +27. Each top-level field of a record is one kind — register, counter, set, list, text or tree. A replica is a storage directory: records, the op log, the chain, the catalog. +28. Loading and syncing each subdocument is the provider's job; the docs say official providers treat subdocs as separate entities. +29. The core holds one document per instance; there are no subdocuments. +30. The Loro Protocol multiplexes many documents (rooms) over one WebSocket, but the app still names and keeps them. A blog post says the team's directory CRDT (Flock) will be open-sourced later; it is not in the repo. +31. v14 folds <code>Y.Map</code>, <code>Y.Array</code>, <code>Y.Text</code> and the XML types into <code>Y.Node</code>. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) they are separate classes. Neither has a counter, set, tree or movable list. +32. <code>Table</code> survives only as a legacy alias of map. No tree, movable list, set or XML type. +33. A nested object or array is one register, and a list holds plain JSON values. Structures compose by id: a tree's nodes and a document's blocks are record ids. +34. A node instance lives in one place; to place it elsewhere, insert a <code>clone()</code>. +35. A text holds characters and inline block-marker maps only. <code>from([1, 2])</code> gives a map with keys '0' and '1' (probed). +36. A child container gets a new id from the op that inserts it. Inserting an already-attached container copies it under a new id; no container moves between parents (tree nodes excepted). +37. A record is created by <code>insert()</code> (a minted UUID) or <code>set(id)</code>. Two nodes that create one field with the same kind at once merge into one field — there are no container ids; two <code>set(id)</code> of one id are whole-record writes and the newer wins. +38. A v14 root has one kind, so replicas cannot disagree on its type. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) <code>getMap('r')</code> on one replica and <code>getText('r')</code> on another each see only their own kind's content (checked by running it). Roots cannot be deleted. +39. Two replicas that each assign <code>d.list = []</code> hold two distinct lists: one wins by op id, the other's items are hidden (reachable through <code>getConflicts</code>). The docs say to sync the initial change first or hard-code its bytes. +40. Root ids are <code>cid:root-<name>:<Type></code>, so two replicas get the same root and a map named x never clashes with a text named x. A child from <code>setContainer</code> gets an op-based id; <code>ensureMergeable*(key)</code> gives a deterministic id so lazy concurrent creation merges. +41. Checked in a probe: a <code>Date</code> reads back as an ISO string, a <code>Uint8Array</code> as an object of indexes, <code>NaN</code> and <code>Infinity</code> as <code>null</code>, a field set to <code>undefined</code> is dropped, a <code>BigInt</code> throws a <code>TypeError</code>. There is no binary type. +42. How <code>Date</code> and <code>bigint</code> round-trip depends on lib0 1.x <code>writeAny</code>, which is not cloned. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) a <code>Date</code> reaches peers as <code>{}</code> while the writer still reads a <code>Date</code>, and a <code>bigint</code> wraps to signed 64 bits. +43. <code>bigint</code> is accepted (uint above i64 max) and reads back as a number when safe, as <code>bigint</code> from 2^53; NaN and Infinity round-trip as f64; <code>undefined</code>, functions, symbols and <code>Map</code> throw <code>RangeError</code>; class instances are stored as plain maps (all probed). +44. A <code>Date</code> is stored as <code>{}</code>, bigint, functions and symbols throw, a JS <code>Map</code> becomes a map. Integers within ±2^53 are stored as i64, other numbers as f64. +45. Two nodes changing different keys of one nested object at once keep one side (probe confirmed); <code>update({ 'a.b': 1 })</code> writes a field named <code>a.b</code>. +46. Inserted JSON is not copied; in development mode it is deep-frozen, and the docs warn against mutating it. +47. Assigning a whole new object creates a new map; a concurrent edit inside the old one is lost (probed: <code>o = {a: 9}</code> beat a concurrent <code>o.b = 3</code>). +48. Where the winner arrives the loser's state is dropped; where the winner is held the loser's op is refused (<code>OP_REFUSED</code> error event). The loser's ops stay in the log, so <code>history()</code> on a node that applied them still shows them. +49. In v14 both sides are <code>Y.Node</code>s, so this is the ordinary register conflict. The loser is reachable only from a snapshot taken with <code>gc: false</code>. +50. The next write to the key resolves the conflict. +51. The losing container is hidden (<code>isDeleted()</code> is true) but <code>getContainerById</code> still reads it. With <code>ensureMergeable*</code>, the losing kind's state resurfaces if that kind is ensured again. +52. Validates local writes (defaults folded into the op) and every peer's op (an invalid one is skipped here, still relayed); schema versions with a lens and <code>migrate()</code>. +53. The JSDoc says to validate content as a value, e.g. <code>delta.$delta(conf).check(node.toDelta())</code> (lib0 schema); nothing checks remote changes. +54. The docs name Cambria as research that is not implemented. +55. loro-mirror (official, not in the clones) maps a declared schema onto containers; the docs do not describe it rejecting remote data. +56. Not an option: the pair lives in <code>keys/</code>, and a <code>node.json</code> naming another key is refused (<code>IDENTITY_MISMATCH</code>). +57. Every new <code>Doc</code> (each session) gets a new id, so state vectors grow with sessions. +58. One actor's changes must be sequential. 3.5.0 adds an optional <code>author</code> (hex) mapped to one or more actors. +59. A host refuses a hello from its own id (409 <code>SELF</code>), and a node whose stream a host holds more of is told <code>REWOUND</code> and moves past it. Two live copies writing at once mint the same seqs: whichever op arrives second under a seq is dropped as a duplicate. +60. Ops already written under the shared id are dropped as known by the other side, so the replicas end up different for good; the FAQ warns of permanent corruption. +61. Probe: two clones given one actor each made a change; <code>merge</code>, <code>applyChanges</code> and sync all threw <code>RangeError</code>. Nothing regenerates the id, and the two histories cannot be merged. +62. Detection happens only where the two histories overlap, at import; the import is refused and the document left unchanged. The docs make avoiding reuse the app's job. +63. A claim the origin signs, not a proof of who the user is. +64. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) the experimental <code>PermanentUserData</code> maps them inside the document. +65. Stored in an actor's first change and kept through merge and save; changing the author mints a fresh actor. +66. Vector keys are <code>origin@scope</code>; list and text elements are named <code>ts:offset:origin</code>, runs <code>ts:origin</code>; a log position is an event id <code><epoch>.<seq></code>. +67. Deletes get no id: the clock counts inserts only. +68. Registers order by <code>(ts, origin)</code>. The clock never runs backwards nor behind a stamp it has seen, so convergence does not depend on clocks agreeing — only who wins does. +69. Concurrent order comes from YATA's <code>origin</code>/<code>rightOrigin</code>, ties broken by <code>clientID</code>. The README calls ids Lamport timestamps, but a client's clock never jumps on receive. +70. Reading at a version uses a per-actor vector of max op counters. +71. Skew changes who wins, never whether nodes agree; a stamp more than <code>sync.maxSkew</code> (24 h) ahead is refused as malformed. +72. Time is used only locally, by <code>UndoManager</code> capture grouping and awareness timeouts. +73. <code>time: undefined</code> stores 0 (probed). +74. Off by default; a change then takes the largest timestamp seen. Timestamps are forced ascending and decide whether consecutive commits merge into one change. +75. <code>get(id, { at })</code> takes an event id (<code>'<epoch>.<seq>'</code>, a position in this node's log), a stamp, <code>{ vector }</code> or <code>{ tag }</code>. +76. The README says the state vector describes local state and is not used to track causality. +77. JSON-able as is; automerge-repo also encodes heads for URLs (<code>UrlHeads</code>). +78. An app compares decoded state vectors itself. +79. <code>getMissingDeps</code> and <code>getChangesSince</code> help derive the rest. +80. Also <code>clearAttrs</code>, <code>attrKeys</code>, <code>attrValues</code>, <code>attrEntries</code>, <code>attrSize</code>, <code>forEachAttr</code>. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) the map is <code>Y.Map</code> with <code>set</code>/<code>get</code>/<code>delete</code>/<code>has</code>/<code>clear</code>. +81. A write that saw the other always wins over it; only truly concurrent writes fall to the <code>clientID</code> order. +82. With <code>gc: false</code> a lost value stays in the store and shows in an older snapshot, but there is no conflicts API. +83. Patches carry <code>conflict: true</code>; the next write to the key clears it. +84. <code>set()</code> is a reset: a concurrent <code>update()</code> stamped after it keeps its fields, one stamped before loses them. <code>update({ k: undefined })</code> makes no op (probe). <code>delete(id)</code> tombstones the record; a newer write revives it with only the newer fields. +85. A delete removes only the value it saw; a concurrent set is a new value it never covered. +86. The reset drops what is stamped below it in every kind: registers, counters, set tags, list and text runs, tree moves. +87. There is no whole-document clear, and roots cannot be deleted. +88. Reassigning creates a new object, so concurrent writes into the old one are dropped. +89. Not a single reset op: keys a peer adds concurrently survive, and each deleted key races a concurrent set by LWW. <code>deleteRootContainer</code> empties and hides a root. +90. In a probe a whole-record write merged with a concurrent update read <code>{ only, later }</code> on one node and <code>{ later, only }</code> on the other. A set field reads sorted by element JSON. +91. <code>toJSON()</code> returns a plain object, so integer-like keys come first there. +92. Probe: after a change <code>Object.keys</code> read <code>z, a, m</code>; after <code>load</code> it read <code>a, m, z</code>. Integer-like keys follow JS object rules. +93. A number in an attr is a register: concurrent increments lose all but one. +94. A sum past <code>Number.MAX_VALUE</code> becomes <code>Infinity</code>, stored as <code>null</code> in JSON: after a reload the next <code>inc</code> starts from 0 there, while a node holding the record in cache keeps <code>Infinity</code> — the two diverge (probe). +95. <code>increment(1.7)</code> adds 1 and <code>new Counter(1.5)</code> stores 1 (probed). The sum is a plain i64 <code>+</code> with no overflow check. +96. A peer's register write takes the field whatever its stamp (locally <code>update()</code> of a counter throws <code>FIELD_KIND</code>). A counter one origin incremented both before and after a concurrent reset does not converge — documented and left so. +97. An increment counts only while the counter's put has no other successor (probed: reset to 0 ‖ +3 → 0; delete ‖ +3 → key gone). +98. Rust <code>clear()</code> decrements by the observed value, so concurrent increments survive. Deleting the map key hides the counter; with <code>ensureMergeableCounter</code> re-ensuring resurfaces it with those increments. +99. A remove names the add stamps its node observed; elements are told apart by their JSON text and read sorted. +100. The docs suggest no model; keys with a dummy value work because a concurrent set beats a delete. +101. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) the list is <code>Y.Array</code>. +102. The placement rule is adapted from <code>fugue-simple</code> (MIT); the movable list follows Loro's MovableList. +103. A formal model of YATA exists in the third-party lean-yjs project, cited by the README. +104. Tested for forward runs, backward runs (typing at the start) and the Yjs-interleave case (<code>xab</code>, never <code>axb</code>). Two runs anchored after one element may swap order — the FugueMax difference. +105. Not tested in the repo. Run on 13.6.33 (same <code>Item.integrate</code>): two writers typing forward or backward at one spot never interleave, but with three replicas a concurrent insert can land inside a right-to-left run. +106. Probe: per-keystroke appends <code>abc</code> ‖ <code>xyz</code> → <code>xyzabc</code>; per-keystroke prepends → <code>xaybzc</code> (lists too). The docs admit reverse insertion is not preserved. +107. Many elements in one op only through <code>doc.applyDiff</code> with a list delta. +108. The value follows the element through a concurrent move. +109. Two replicas replacing one element concurrently leave both new values in the list. +110. <code>getConflicts(list, i)</code> shows both; an assign concurrent with a delete revives the element (probed). +111. Plain <code>LoroList</code> has no set. +112. At the newer move's place (tests and probe). +113. A move existed only on a side branch of yjs (y-crdt README); main has none. A moved element is delete plus re-insert. +114. The removal took the old slot, the move made a new one; a removal made after the move takes the element away (probe confirmed). +115. A concurrent <code>set</code> and delete go the other way: the element stays deleted. +116. <code>["ab", 3, "c"]</code>: items alternate with tombstone lengths (list-positions' form); an extension adds no key to the record. +117. Deleted runs and garbage-collected ranges merge too. +118. Text, embeds and child nodes can share one node's children. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) the type is <code>Y.Text</code>. +119. <code>ImmutableString</code> holds an atomic, non-collaborative string. +120. yrs defaults to UTF-8 byte offsets and can be set to UTF-16 (<code>OffsetKind</code>). +121. The WASM build hard-codes UTF-16; JS has no switch. +122. A probe inserting at index 2 of <code>a😀b</code> read <code>a\ud83dZ\ude00b</code>; the docs leave it to the caller. +123. The document stays valid, but the character is lost on every replica. +124. Probe on <code>a😀b</code>: insert at 2 lands after 😀, <code>splice(1, 1)</code> removes 😀 whole; a lone surrogate inserted becomes U+FFFD. +125. Diffed inside the mutation queue after the common prefix and suffix; past 1 000 edit steps it is one splice replacing the middle. +126. Editor bindings compute the edits; <code>applyDelta</code> takes the result. +127. Marked beta; the docs warn it merges poorly when called rarely. <code>updateSpans</code> diffs block structure but not marks. +128. Docs warn <code>update</code> can be slow past ~50,000 characters and point to <code>updateByLine</code>; a timeout throws. +129. v14 uses lib0's delta (ops carry <code>type</code>, attrs and nested <code>modify</code>), not Quill's JSON. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) <code>Y.Text</code> reads and applies Quill-style deltas. +130. A text lives three times: the field, its runs in the record's metadata, the log. In the benchmarks below it types about 1 800 characters a second at the end, 390 at the start and 540 at random places of a text past ten thousand characters; the docs advise a long document as a list of block records. +131. Benchmarks are for 13.6.11 (crdt-benchmarks, by the same author); B4×100 (10.5M chars) encodes to 16 MB. A per-keystroke update averaged 29 bytes in 13.3.0. +132. Our run, npm 3.5.0 under Node, on <code>rust/edit-trace/edits.json</code> in one change (5.6 s to apply). The 3.0 blog: pasting Moby Dick took 700 MB in 2.x and 1.3 MB in 3.0. +133. The benchmark ran on 1.0.0-beta.2; 100× the trace (10.5M chars) gave 21 MB and 66 ms parse. Sequences are capped at about 1.07e9 items. +134. Formats are start/end markers in the list; <code>null</code> clears a key. +135. Mark values are scalars only (an object value throws). +136. A key needs a style config; unknown keys throw unless <code>configDefaultTextStyle</code> is set (bold, italic, underline, link, highlight, comment, code are preset). +137. <code>'after'</code> is the default; <code>unmark</code> uses the reversed rule. +138. Read from the code (not run): unnamed formats at the spot are set to <code>null</code>. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) <code>Y.Text.insert</code> without attributes inherits the formats on its left. +139. <code>updateSpans</code> takes <code>defaultExpand</code> and <code>perMarkExpand</code>. +140. Without <code>many</code>, one value per name and character: the newest covering mark (Peritext's <code>allowMultiple</code> rule). +141. Overlapping comments need distinct keys, e.g. one key per comment id. +142. Probe: <code>comment=c1</code> on 0–5 and <code>comment=c2</code> on 3–8 read back as c1 0–3 and c2 3–8; overlapping comments need distinct mark names. +143. Two <code>comment</code> marks over overlapping ranges leave the overlap with one value; distinct keys like <code>comment:1</code> and <code>comment:2</code> (sharing <code>comment</code>'s expand rule) both survive. +144. A stacking mark goes only by its id: <code>unmarkById()</code>. +145. An unmark is a null-valued mark, so per character the greater op id wins (probed: the concurrent unmark won on its range). +146. A published rich-text schema (<code>type</code>, <code>parents</code>, <code>attrs</code>, <code>isEmbed</code>) models nesting. +147. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) these are <code>Y.XmlFragment</code>, <code>Y.XmlElement</code>, <code>Y.XmlText</code>, <code>Y.XmlHook</code>; v14 still decodes them. +148. Bindings live in their own repos (not cloned); which already target v14 is not visible here. Third-party: slate-yjs, y-ace; BlockSuite and Superdoc bind natively. +149. Both are named by the docs and blog but are not in the clones; no Tiptap, Quill, Monaco, Lexical or Slate binding is named. +150. Both are official loro-dev packages outside the clones. A Quill example lives in the repo (<code>examples/loro-quill</code>). +151. v14 adds converters between lib0 delta positions and relative positions. +152. In JS cursors work on text only; the Rust core also takes lists. +153. Inserting at the cursor's index pushes it right (probed). <code>'start'</code>/<code>'end'</code> cursors stay pinned to the ends. +154. In a list a cursor anchors the slot, not the element: a move leaves it behind. +155. It follows undo's re-inserted copies by default (<code>followUndoneDeletions</code>), which only the undoing peer can see. +156. Resolving a deleted anchor replays history, so storing the <code>update</code> cursor keeps later lookups fast. +157. A separate package in the same repo, not exported by <code>loro-crdt</code>. +158. Nested <code>Y.Node</code>s form a tree, but a node cannot move: it is deleted and a clone inserted. +159. The older move stands on every node; the lost move is kept and can count later. Locally a move under a descendant throws <code>CYCLE</code>. +160. The loser's node stays where the other move put it; no event reports the dropped move. +161. The tutorial says to call <code>enableFractionalIndex</code>, but the code and 1.16.4 have it on by default (jitter 0). Concurrent inserts at one spot can interleave, which the docs accept for trees. +162. A move into a subtree removed concurrently is hidden with it (probe). +163. For nested nodes: an insert into a concurrently deleted node is deleted on arrival; undo can re-create a deleted node. +164. A child moved out of a deleted subtree comes back. The deleted node itself cannot be moved; <code>revertTo</code> and undo re-create it with new ids. +165. <code>update()</code> writes many fields of a record as one op. <code>applyPatches()</code> rehearses its ops and lands all or none on a refusal, but each stays its own op and event for observers and peers; nothing spans records. +166. No rollback: if <code>fn</code> throws, the edits made so far stay and are sent. +167. Rust also offers an explicit <code>Transaction</code> with commit and rollback. +168. Not ACID: there is no rollback, and an op that throws leaves earlier ops in place. Consecutive local commits can merge into one change (<code>setChangeMergeInterval</code>, default 1000 s). +169. <code>open({ defer })</code> lets record files lag; the log is written at once. +170. Nested <code>transact</code> calls join the outer one; the update is emitted when it ends. +171. No timer; a callback with no ops makes no change. +172. Change metadata exposes <code>extraBytes</code> read-only; an author is stored in its actor's first change. +173. No custom fields beyond the message string. <code>subscribePreCommit</code> can rewrite the message and timestamp. +174. <code>source</code> is taken by <code>applyPatches()</code>, <code>restore()</code> and <code>compact()</code> and set by <code>record.save()</code>; the undo manager tells its own ops by it. <code>via</code> on <code>change</code> names the peer an op came from. +175. Origins reach observers, the <code>update</code> event and <code>UndoManager.trackedOrigins</code>. +176. Sources include <code>change</code>, <code>merge</code>, <code>applyChanges</code>, <code>receiveSyncMessage</code>; the change <code>message</code> is replicated, not local. +177. In JS <code>import()</code> takes no origin (Rust has <code>import_with</code>). +178. Third-party <code>y-utility</code> offers undo across docs, not atomic changes. +179. Runs inside the mutation queue before the op is stamped; an entity validator then folds defaults into the op. +180. Observers may add edits in a follow-up transaction, but cannot cancel one. +181. A skipped op is still logged and relayed. A host refuses outright what is out of scope, malformed, skewed, forged, or unsigned under <code>'require'</code>. +182. The threat model calls server-side update filtering an antipattern and suggests a separate fork for untrusted writers. +183. No per-change rule. On main only (unreleased), <code>maskAuthor(doc, author, heads)</code> hides an author's later changes in this replica's view. +184. The doc also emits <code>beforeTransaction</code>, <code>beforeObserverCalls</code>, <code>afterAllTransactions</code>, <code>updateV2</code>, <code>subdocs</code>. +185. No per-container observers in the core; automerge-repo <code>sub()</code> handles get scoped events. +186. A <code>Record</code>'s <code>update</code> carries <code>(data, delta)</code>; no encoded bytes. +187. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) map events also list each key's <code>oldValue</code> in <code>event.changes.keys</code>. +188. No raw bytes in the event; <code>getLastLocalChange()</code> returns them. +189. No old values, except a tree move's old parent and index. Update bytes come from <code>subscribeLocalUpdates</code>. +190. One per field by kind (<code>put</code>, <code>inc</code>, <code>add</code>, <code>remove</code>, <code>splice</code>, <code>treeMove</code>…); a text's marks are not diffed. +191. <code>node.delta</code> is a maintained live copy of the deep state. +192. It returns a corrective delta when part of the input addressed rendered-but-deleted content. +193. A map-key <code>del</code> patch throws ('index is not a number for patch'), so round-trips that delete keys fail (probed). +194. <code>getPathTo(parent, child)</code> computes a path for an event target. +195. None in the core. The docs' Refs page (<code>handle.ref()</code>, <code>findRef</code>) describes an API the repo source at 3ab7c33 no longer has. +196. Listeners are contained: a throw is logged and never fails the write. +197. Edits made by observers run as further transactions, one after another. +198. Retention compacts sealed segments (<code>retention.ops</code>, <code>retention.days</code>); a dialing node keeps its own ops until its hosts hold them. The record keeps deleted text only as lengths. +199. The doc keeps current state plus tombstone ids. With <code>gc: false</code> deleted content stays, but not when or by whom. +200. Per record, newest first, 50 by default; <code>log.entriesOf(id)</code> gives the raw entries. +201. Per-client insert ranges are available (<code>createInsertSetFromStructStore</code>), not grouped into changes. +202. <code>getHistory</code> and <code>topoHistoryTraversal</code> are <code>@hidden</code>; automerge-repo <code>handle.history()</code> lists heads in topological order. +203. v14 adds <code>SnapshotRenderer</code> to render the doc as it was. +204. Once compaction ran, a version is exact only from a reset stamped above <code>droppedTs</code>, else <code>HISTORY_GONE</code>; the cost is one <code>applyOp</code> per retained op of the record. A tag costs a copied file per record changed after it. +205. A past version cannot be named afterwards: deletes carry no clock, so only snapshots the app kept can be restored. +206. <code>view</code> throws if a head is unknown. +207. Marks are not diffed, and a list's moves come back as splices. +208. Arbitrary versions need docs for both (e.g. from snapshots). In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) diffs come from <code>Y.Text.toDelta(snapshot, prevSnapshot)</code>. +209. <code>diffPath</code> (experimental) limits it to one object. +210. A text's marks are not restored, since they are not diffed. +211. No <code>revertTo(version)</code>; the app computes the ids changed since a version, and the code warns it may fail with GC on. +212. That recipe threw on a map-key deletion in our probe. +213. Local to the node: tags do not replicate. +214. Yjs records only <code>clientID</code>s; mapping changes to users is collected by the app or server, e.g. from each update's <code>createContentIdsFromUpdate</code>. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) only the experimental <code>PermanentUserData</code>. +215. 3.5.0 maps authors to actors (<code>getAuthors</code>, <code>getActorsForAuthor</code>); op ids name each value's actor (<code>getConflicts</code> keys). +216. Attribution is by peer id; map peers to users yourself (e.g. with <code>subscribeFirstCommitFromPeer</code>). +217. Before what compaction dropped a version is <code>HISTORY_GONE</code>, and a peer behind the floor bootstraps from a snapshot. <code>compact()</code> loses a text's marks and makes old cursors read <code>null</code>. +218. No shallow snapshot. A collected doc can no longer restore snapshots. +219. The trimmed doc cannot check out before its root, and rejects updates from peers whose edits are based on an older version. +220. A purge wins at any stamp; signatures and digests stay so the headers still verify, and the tags drop their copies. Per record, not per field; a peer that never comes back keeps what it had. +221. A peer with <code>gc: false</code>, or stored raw updates not yet compacted, keep the bytes; <code>mergeUpdates</code> keeps the first encoding it sees. +222. <code>anonymize()</code> makes a scrubbed copy for sharing, not an in-place purge. +223. Only exported bytes are cleaned (reload from them), and deleted tree nodes' data stays because a later move can revive them. <code>redactJsonUpdates</code> blanks content in exported JSON updates. +224. The fork has its own key pair and log, and forks the whole storage, not one record. +225. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) there is no <code>cloneDoc</code>: <code>applyUpdate(new Y.Doc(), encodeStateAsUpdate(doc))</code>. +226. Needs <code>gc: false</code> on the source. +227. Joins as state when the source compacted past what the other needs (<code>joined: true</code>). +228. Rust exposes the same as <code>isolate(heads)</code> / <code>integrate()</code>. +229. Edits made while detached get a new peer id per checkout and form a concurrent branch; imports go to the log only until <code>attach()</code>. +230. New in v14; the threat model recommends a separate doc for suggestion-only users. +231. On main at 5bae775 only: not in the npm 3.5.0 build. +232. An update applied without an origin has origin <code>null</code> and is tracked as local; providers pass themselves as origin. +233. Changing the peer id clears both stacks. +234. A peer's edit of the same list or text blocks undoing it; a whole-record step with a conflict is skipped whole. +235. <code>ignoreRemoteAttributeChanges</code> lets undo overwrite a peer's attr change. +236. Snapshots travel as JSON pages, streamed as NDJSON on binary-capable links. No binary encoding. +237. Each chunk: magic <code>85 6f 4a 83</code>, 4-byte checksum, type, length. Sync messages are v1 (<code>0x42</code>) or v2 (<code>0x43</code>); v2 may carry a whole document. +238. yrs reimplements both formats, a second implementation to read against. +239. State without history, tombstones included; <code>at(tag).snapshot()</code> pages a past state. +240. Yjs keeps no history to leave out; deleted content is included only with <code>gc: false</code>. +241. <code>toJS(doc)</code> gives the plain JSON value. +242. <code>log.since(eventId)</code> is the public reader; the selection by vector (<code>src/outbound.js</code>) is internal. +243. The whole delete set always goes along. +244. Ops need no merging: a batch is a list deduplicated by <code>(origin, seq)</code>, and <code>applyOp(entry, op)</code> is pure too. +245. v14 adds <code>intersectUpdateWithContentIds</code> and marks <code>diffUpdate</code> deprecated. +246. automerge-cli <code>merge</code> loads several files and writes one compacted document. +247. <code>decodeImportBlobMeta(bytes)</code> reads a blob's versions and mode without a doc. +248. Imported back with <code>mergeSnapshot()</code> and <code>applyRemote(ops)</code>. +249. automerge-cli <code>examine</code> prints changes as JSON; <code>export</code>/<code>import</code> move state, not changes. +250. A catalog file indexes ids, and a sequence's index is cached per entry; no lazy or columnar encoding. +251. Subdocuments are the way to load parts on demand. B4 parses in 39 ms (13.6.11, crdt-benchmarks). +252. Load verifies heads by default (hidden <code>unchecked</code> skips it). The 3.0 blog cites a 17-hour load cut to 9 s. +253. The rules for after publication: slots only appended, a new op type bumps <code>PROTOCOL</code>; a host refuses a hello of another version (400). +254. v14 reads v13 updates; it writes new nodes with the XML type refs, so a v13 reader sees them as <code>Y.XmlFragment</code>/<code>Y.XmlElement</code>. +255. No written policy beyond 'we try and respect semver'; 0.11 began rejecting documents with misordered marks (<code>rescue</code> recovers their value). +256. The decoder error says the format is backward compatible but not forward compatible; container kinds a reader does not know are kept as Unknown. +257. v14 tests use <code>@y/protocols</code> 1.0.6-rc.1 (not cloned). +258. Based on arXiv:2012.00472; it assumes a reliable in-order stream. +259. The protocol repo is not in the clones; this comes from its announcement post. +260. The subscription resumes from the saved last event id; a node below the host's log floor bootstraps from a snapshot. Duplicates are dropped by vector. +261. A persisted <code>SyncState</code> (<code>encodeSyncState</code>) keeps the shared heads across sessions; when over a third of the doc is due, v2 sends the whole compressed doc. +262. Across origins, a list or text op whose anchor has not arrived is held as pending work, 4 096 per field. +263. v14 also stores gaps in one client's stream as skips. Pending data is re-sent by <code>encodeStateAsUpdate</code>. +264. <code>load()</code> throws on missing changes unless <code>allowMissingChanges</code>. +265. Messages are JSON values over call and subscribe, not raw bytes; WebRTC goes through wrpc's peer links. No BroadcastChannel adapter. +266. Providers are not cloned; many third-party ones exist. +267. No official WebRTC adapter in the clones. +268. The host checks <code>authorize</code>, scopes, push limits, op shape, skew and signatures, and runs its own validators and hooks. +269. Not cloned, so described from the README only; the threat model calls server-side update filtering an antipattern. Third-party: Hocuspocus, y-sweet, y-redis. +270. The public <code>wss://sync.automerge.org</code> is not meant for production; Keyhive (alpha) adds an access policy for Subduction servers. +271. It validates only what its <code>authenticate</code> hook checks; persistence goes through <code>onLoadDocument</code>/<code>onSaveDocument</code>. Not in the clones. +272. Both store updates and compact them after 500. +273. Safe for concurrent writers: chunks are keyed by heads or hash, and compaction deletes only what it loaded. +274. <code>Presence</code> (heartbeats, per-peer state) ships in the 2.6 alphas. +275. A subset of records, never part of one. +276. No sync of a subtree per peer; the FAQ splits data into docs where permissions differ. +277. Within a document everything syncs. +278. Optional (<code>chain: false</code>), and each node's chain is its own audit, not shared. Ops are named by <code>(origin, seq)</code>, not by hashes. +279. The <code>subscribePreCommit</code> docs show building a Merkle DAG yourself by hashing <code>exportJsonInIdSpan</code> into the commit message. +280. <code>'verify'</code> (the default) still takes unsigned ops; only <code>'require'</code> refuses them. The signature covers the header and a salted payload digest, so a scrubbed op still verifies. +281. Keyhive (alpha) signs sync traffic and contact cards, not individual changes; <code>emptyChange</code> is suggested for signing merged heads yourself. +282. Log segments carry no checksum: a torn one is skipped at open and counted in <code>droppedTs</code>. +283. A payload <code>applyOp</code> cannot admit is <code>OP_REFUSED</code> (malformed) and logged as a no-op; a page that throws is retried from its cursor. +284. Items are integrated before the delete set is read, so a truncated update leaves its items in the doc. +285. Probe: a change with an op on an unknown object (built with <code>encodeChange</code>) threw <code>PanicError</code> from Rust, via <code>applyChanges</code> and via a sync message; the same doc then panicked on its next <code>change</code>. +286. Many of these paths trapped the WASM instance until 1.16.4. A Rust panic still kills the instance (e.g. <code>configTextStyle</code> with ':' in a key). +287. <code>pendingMax</code> 4 096 per field, a run 2^20 and a field 2^22 slots, trees 512 levels and 1 024-character indexes, <code>maxSkew</code> 24 h, per-peer <code>opsPerPush</code>, <code>bytesPerPush</code> and <code>opsPerSecond</code>. Nothing else caps a set's size or a tree's move count. +288. The decoder sizes arrays from wire counts; the threat model leaves size limits to the app. +289. A libFuzzer target and crash fixtures (<code>too_many_ops</code>, <code>overflow_in_length</code>…) cover loading. +290. Nothing bounds the size of an update or the pending queue; a WASM out-of-memory traps the instance. +291. Third-party: secsync, Matrix-CRDT, managed services. +292. The docs say Keyhive is still in development and details will change. +293. Also every arrival order of small op sets in the op, sequence and tree tests. The fuzz compares the blocks and move logs, not only the reading; one seed each. +294. <code>write_frontier_parity</code> drives two peers and checks patches against hydrate and reload; the batch tests apply random edits from forks; the repo fuzz (3 repos, 100k changes) is a script, not CI. +295. The README says preservation and commutativity are proven so far and that the paper's pseudocode has errors. +296. <code>sync.rs</code> names arXiv:2012.00472 as the protocol's basis; nothing about the CRDT is verified in the repo. +297. The repo runs loom, a model checker for thread interleavings of the Rust doc, which tests thread safety rather than convergence. +298. Rust panics surface in JS as <code>PanicError</code>. +299. In JS a <code>LoroError</code> becomes a plain string (no class or code); a few paths throw <code>Error</code>, and a Rust panic traps the instance. +300. Other devtools listed (y-sweet, Liveblocks, Velt) are third-party. +301. automerge-repo logs through <code>debug</code> (<code>DEBUG=automerge-repo:*</code>). +302. Best-effort, not cryptographic: the change graph, types, sizes and string lengths remain. +303. <code>@automerge/react</code> bundles the hooks with the repo and common adapters. +304. Official loro-dev packages outside the clones; no Vue, Svelte or Solid binding is named. +305. v14's <code>Y.Node</code> API is in JSDoc and two repo notes; the site and most of the README describe v13. +306. The README calls the Rust API low level and not well documented; the binary format has its own spec page. +307. Coverage is enforced at 95/95/90/95 (lines, statements, branches, functions); a run here passed 941 with 1 skipped. +308. CI builds and tests on Linux, macOS and Windows, runs the WASM and JS suites and a Node 18 packaging test; the C API has cmocka tests. + +<!-- comparison:end --> + +## Speed + +The four run the same text scenarios on the [Benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) page, in a fresh +process each, on one machine and in memory: one character typed at the end of a text, at its start, +and at a random place, while the text grows past ten thousand characters. The other libraries are +the published packages (`yjs` 13.6.33, `@automerge/automerge` 3.5.0, `loro-crdt` 1.16.4), not the +cloned commits. + +<BenchCompare :only="['syncom', 'syncom-nochain', 'yjs', 'automerge', 'loro']" kind="append" line="memory" /> + +A syncom keystroke is an op: stamped, signed, appended to the log, applied to the record, and the +record written back whole. That is why it is two to three orders of magnitude behind Yjs and Loro, +and why its texts are for a field of a record rather than a whole document. The keystroke that +extends the writer's own run at the end is the cheap one (about 1 800 a second); a keystroke at +the start or in the middle rebuilds the field's index and runs at about 400 to 550. + +<BenchFigure chart="cores" :only="['syncom', 'yjs', 'automerge', 'loro']" /> + +The three CRDT libraries' whole packages, against syncom's whole entry. Automerge and Loro carry a +WebAssembly module of 3.2 to 3.5 MB (about 1.1 MB gzipped); Yjs and syncom are plain JavaScript. + +## Which to choose + +- **Yjs** for a collaborative editor in the browser: the most editor bindings (ProseMirror, Tiptap, + CodeMirror, Monaco, Quill, Lexical), presence, providers for WebSocket and WebRTC, and a small, + fast core. Its 14.0 release adds diffs, attribution and suggestions; check which bindings already + support it. +- **Automerge** when every change must be kept and traced: a hash-linked history that every + replica checks, readable conflicts, a sync protocol in the core, `automerge-repo` for many + documents with storage and network adapters, and bindings for Rust, C, Python and Swift. +- **Loro** for the richest document model and the fastest large documents: movable lists, movable + trees, rich text with per-key expand rules, time travel and `revertTo`, shallow snapshots, + undo that transforms over peers' edits, and lazy loading. +- **syncom** when the data is many records rather than one document, and nodes must check what + they receive: a peer's op is signed and validated, scopes decide what each peer gets, limits + stop a hostile peer, `purge()` erases a payload everywhere, and tags, branches and undo work + over the whole storage. Its lists, texts and trees merge like Loro's, but only as fields of a + record, and at a fraction of the speed. +- **Together.** One of the three can hold the documents people type into, and syncom the records + around them: who owns a document, its title, its tags, who may read it. A syncom field is not + the place for the document itself: a field holds JSON, and a whole value written to it is one + register, so of two concurrent saves one is lost. diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md index 8469fb4..6fda770 100644 --- a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md +++ b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md @@ -759,4 +759,5 @@ Dexie, min+gzip. a note, a comment or one block of a document: a record is read and written whole on every op, so typing runs at hundreds to a couple of thousand keystrokes a second, where Automerge runs at tens of thousands and Yjs and Loro at hundreds of thousands. They are built for that, and can - hold the documents beside either one, which keeps the records around them. + hold the documents beside either one, which keeps the records around them; + [Compared with CRDT libraries](/guide/vs-crdt) sets syncom against them. diff --git a/scripts/comparison.js b/scripts/comparison.js index 3b59ca9..df1f4f8 100644 --- a/scripts/comparison.js +++ b/scripts/comparison.js @@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ const PAGES = [ { data: path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'comparison.json'), target: path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'guide', 'comparison.md') }, // syncom and RxDB, feature by feature: /guide/vs-rxdb. { data: path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'comparison-rxdb.json'), target: path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'guide', 'vs-rxdb.md') }, + // syncom, Yjs, Automerge and Loro as CRDT libraries: /guide/vs-crdt. + { data: path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'comparison-crdt.json'), target: path.join(ROOT, 'docs', 'guide', 'vs-crdt.md') }, ]; const START = '<!-- comparison:start -->'; const END = '<!-- comparison:end -->'; From 5531e667f8da9a4617d38788b9aaa2f2a31e8907 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:37:04 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 42/53] fix(commit): an array spliced into a text, or a string into a list, is refused MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `push(id, 'body', [1])` on a text field passed the local kind check — TAKES.splice let either kind through — and the list op it made outranks a text by the kinds' precedence, so applyOp dropped the text and the new element waited on an anchor that was gone: the field read `[]`, on every node the op reached. A splice now names its kind by its content (a string a text, an array a list; one that only removes takes the field's) and kindClash refuses the other kind before a stamp is minted — FIELD_KIND, the field left whole, nothing logged. A string on a list, refused until now only inside applyOp after the stamp, takes the same path. The hints say which content the field takes. Budget 65 → 65.5 KB (65.0 measured), named in scripts/size.js. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 6 ++++++ CONTRIBUTING.md | 2 +- INVARIANTS.md | 2 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 3 ++- docs/reference/api.md | 4 ++-- scripts/size.js | 6 ++++-- src/commit.js | 10 +++++++--- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 36 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 8 files changed, 59 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index a51caa7..b5fdd10 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,12 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **An array spliced into a text, or a string into a list, is refused.** + `push(id, 'body', [1])` on a text field was let through the local kind + check; the list it made outranks a text, so the text was dropped — on + every node the op reached. A splice now names its kind by its content + and meets the field's before it is stamped (`FIELD_KIND`, the field left + whole), as a string on a list already did inside the engine. - **A kind clash converges.** Two nodes making one field as different kinds at once — a write carrying it as a register, an `inc`, an `add` or a `splice` to it — stayed apart for good: each refused the other's op, while diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index e0ea46b..fbfe643 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ on every browser entry — the main one and each subpath. The budget is a **ratchet, not a target**: raise it deliberately, in the same change that earns the bytes, and say why in a comment next to the number. The main entry's v1 ceiling of 64 KB was passed on 2026-10-24 for the module split of the second -review (the comment in `scripts/size.js` names it; the budget is 65 KB now); +review (the comment in `scripts/size.js` names it; the budget is 65.5 KB now); every raise still names its feature, and a raise of more than a kilobyte is a design decision (an engine subpath, an injected kind), taken in a plan, not in the number. diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index c751f35..d0b875b 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | SYNC-7 | A node that cannot be resumed bootstraps from a snapshot; the joined state is transitive and never echoes back to the node it came from. | `a late joiner bootstraps from a snapshot once history is compacted`; `snapshot pages every entry, tombstones included; mergeSnapshot joins them`; `a page of nothing but echoes moves the cursor and announces nothing` | | SYNC-8 | A host checks, every node decides: a skipped op is still logged and relayed; what stops at the host is out of scope, malformed, skewed, unsigned where required, or a throwing hook. | `beforeApply(false) skips an op here: logged, relayed, replay-safe`; `a skip is local: the op still reaches the peers behind this node`; `the hosting unit refuses what it must`; `scopes: a node syncs only what it asked for, plus everything global` | | SYNC-9 | Every op is signed by its origin's key and the node id is that key; a signed op relays intact through a node that does not verify. | `signOp fills nonce, digest and sig; verifyOp answers every row of the table`; `a signed op relays intact through a node that does not verify, into one that requires` | -| OPS-1 | A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree — one of them, never two. A local write of another kind is refused before it is stamped; when kinds meet from peers, the precedence register > counter > set > list > text > tree decides on the op path as in a merge — the loser's state goes where the winner arrives, the loser's op is refused where the winner is held — so every node ends with one kind whatever the order. | `kinds meeting on one field in any order leave the lowest rank everywhere`; `a field is a register, a counter or a set — never two of them`; `a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set`; `mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence`; `a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect`; `splice, setAt, move, mark and treeMove on the wrong kind are FIELD_KIND whatever the index` | +| OPS-1 | A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree — one of them, never two. A local write of another kind is refused before it is stamped; when kinds meet from peers, the precedence register > counter > set > list > text > tree decides on the op path as in a merge — the loser's state goes where the winner arrives, the loser's op is refused where the winner is held — so every node ends with one kind whatever the order. | `kinds meeting on one field in any order leave the lowest rank everywhere`; `a field is a register, a counter or a set — never two of them`; `a list or a text is never also a register, a counter or a set`; `mergeEntry joins two sequence histories like replaying both; kinds keep their precedence`; `a tree moves through applyOp; concurrent moves that would make a cycle leave one in effect`; `splice, setAt, move, mark and treeMove on the wrong kind are FIELD_KIND whatever the index`; `an array spliced into a text, or a string into a list, is FIELD_KIND and leaves the field whole` | | OPS-2 | A reset (write, delete) drops what is stamped below it, and the same predicate guards each op as it applies, so meta — not only data — agrees whatever the order. | `a reset drops set tags older than it and clamps the rest, so metas agree too`; `a reset drops counter entries older than it`; `a text converges: concurrent inserts, cuts, extensions and a reset, in any order` | | OPS-3 | A purge wins at any stamp, forever; the payload leaves the log, the tags and every peer that learns of it. | `purge wins at any stamp, forever; a merge with a purged side is purged`; `after a purge nothing of the record is left, and nothing later revives it`; `a snapshot that carries a purge scrubs what the joiner held of the record` | | OPS-4 | A peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not: own keys only, well-formed stamps alone. | `normalizeMeta rebuilds a merge meta from own keys and well-formed stamps alone`; `fields named after Object.prototype members are fields; __proto__ never is` | diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 16358e7..db29886 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -41,7 +41,8 @@ Three things are refused (the same for `setAt()`, `move()`, `mark()` and - **Another kind.** A field is a register, a counter, a set, a list, a text or a tree, never two: `splice()` on a field a register holds throws `FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'register'`, `update()` on a text throws with `kind: 'text'`, - `setAt()` on a text too. From a peer the kinds' precedence decides — + `setAt()` on a text too, and so does content of the other kind — an array + spliced into a text, a string into a list — before anything is stamped. From a peer the kinds' precedence decides — register, counter, set, list, text, tree, on the op path as in a snapshot merge (see [the sync guide](./sync#registers-counters-sets-lists-and-text)): a peer's op of a kind that outranks the field's takes the field and drops diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 120aa52..457058d 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Takes an options object only — `open('./dir')` is | `inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds to a counter field (an `inc` op); `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | | `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | | `remove(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes from a set field the elements this node has seen added (a `remove` op; none seen: no op); `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | -| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind (see [Lists, text and trees](../guide/lists)). Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length, `FIELD_KIND` on a register, counter, set or tree field, for a string on a list, or past a bound of the field | +| `splice(id, key, index, count = 0, content?, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Removes `count` elements at `index` of a list or text field and inserts `content` there (a `splice` op) — an array for a list, a string for a text; the first write decides the kind (see [Lists, text and trees](../guide/lists)). Creates the field and the record when absent; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE` past the length, `FIELD_KIND` on a register, counter, set or tree field, for a string on a list or an array on a text, or past a bound of the field | | `push(id, key, content, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Appends to a list or text field — a `splice` at the end | | `updateText(id, key, text, { actor }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Makes a text field read as `text`: diffed against the field inside the mutation queue (Myers, UTF-16 units), one `splice` per hunk, last first, in one turn of the queue; resolves to the number of ops. A difference deeper than a thousand edit steps is one op replacing the middle | | `setAt(id, key, index, value, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the element at `index` of a list field (an `assign` op) — a register per element that follows it through a concurrent move; rejects with `OUT_OF_RANGE`, `FIELD_KIND` on a text and on the other kinds | @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ carries no code, except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE`, `INVALID_VERSION` and | `CLOSED` | any write, `applyPatches()`, `tag()`/`untag()`, `repair()`, `applyRemote()`, `mergeSnapshot()` or `adoptVector()` after `close()` | — | | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | | `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection; `treeMove()` with an `after`/`before` sibling not under the parent | none from `update()`/`swap()`; `id`, `entity` (the collection's) from a collection; `id`, `field`, `node` (the sibling) for a tree | -| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()`/`updateText()` on a register, counter, set or tree field (and a string on a list), `setAt()`/`move()` on anything but a list, `mark()`/`unmark()`/`unmarkById()` on anything but a text, `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on anything but a tree — the patches of `applyPatches()` alike; a list or text op past a bound of the field — pending work (`sync.pendingMax`, 4 096), a run (1 048 576 slots) or the field as a whole (4 194 304 slots; see [Costs and limits](../guide/lists#costs-and-limits)) | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'`, `'tree'` — or `'bound'`, with `detail` (`'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'`), `count` and `max`) | +| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()`/`updateText()` on a register, counter, set or tree field (and a string on a list, an array on a text), `setAt()`/`move()` on anything but a list, `mark()`/`unmark()`/`unmarkById()` on anything but a text, `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on anything but a tree — the patches of `applyPatches()` alike; a list or text op past a bound of the field — pending work (`sync.pendingMax`, 4 096), a run (1 048 576 slots) or the field as a whole (4 194 304 slots; see [Costs and limits](../guide/lists#costs-and-limits)) | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'`, `'tree'` — or `'bound'`, with `detail` (`'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'`), `count` and `max`) | | `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not; `mark()`/`unmark()` over a range the text has not; `treeMove()` to a place that would read below the 512 levels a tree shows, or between neighbours with no room left for another fractional index | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length`; for a tree `node` and `depth`, `max`, or `reason: 'fi'`, `length`, `max` | | `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that hangs under the node — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is (the node itself as its parent is a `TypeError`) | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | | `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })`, `diff()`, `restore()` for a version the log cannot give exactly, `history({ before })` with an event id of another incarnation: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 3cdfd25..6d6a2bd 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -124,8 +124,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // property names of the core cost what private fields minified away). The // run-length content as src/rle.js, out of sequence.js (the same epic) — // the raise to 65 KB (64.6 measured: a module's exports and requires). The - // rule stays: a raise names its feature here. - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 65 }, + // bugs the docs audit found (2026-10-24), fixed one commit each: a splice's + // content checked against the field's kind before the stamp — the raise to + // 65.5 KB (65.0 measured). The rule stays: a raise names its feature here. + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 65.5 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index ce4f389..8654f4b 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -45,8 +45,8 @@ const HINTS = { register: 'a register; use update()', counter: 'a counter; use inc()', set: 'a set; use add() or remove()', - list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move()', - text: 'a text; use splice(), push(), updateText() or mark()', + list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move() (an array, not a string)', + text: 'a text; use splice(), push(), updateText() or mark() (a string, not an array)', tree: 'a tree; use treeMove() or treeRemove()', bound: 'past a bound: pending work, a run or the field as a whole (see Costs and limits)', }; @@ -316,8 +316,12 @@ const TAKES = { mark: ['text'], tree: ['tree'], }; +// A splice names its kind by its content — a string a text, an array a +// list — and one that only removes takes the field's. +const takesOf = (type, payload) => + type === 'splice' && payload.content !== undefined ? [Array.isArray(payload.content) ? 'list' : 'text'] : TAKES[type]; const kindClash = (type, payload, current) => { - const takes = TAKES[type]; + const takes = takesOf(type, payload); if (takes === undefined || !current || current.encrypted) return []; const fields = type === 'write' || type === 'set' ? Object.keys(payload.data ?? {}) : [payload.key]; const rejected = []; diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index c6e0116..0405754 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -1377,4 +1377,40 @@ test('Storage: a sequence op on a field of another kind is refused before any in assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'doc', n: 1, outline, hits: 1 }); }, ); + + await t.test( + 'an array spliced into a text, or a string into a list, is FIELD_KIND and leaves the field whole', + async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await storage.push(id, 'body', 'Hello world'); + await storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2]); + const seq = storage.log.lastSeq; + for (const call of [ + () => storage.push(id, 'body', [1]), + () => storage.splice(id, 'body', 5, 0, ['!']), + () => storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 1, []), + ]) { + await assert.rejects(call, { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + field: 'body', + kind: 'text', + message: /a string, not an array/, + }); + } + for (const call of [() => storage.push(id, 'items', 'x'), () => storage.splice(id, 'items', 0, 1, 'y')]) { + await assert.rejects(call, { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + field: 'items', + kind: 'list', + message: /an array, not a string/, + }); + } + assert.strictEqual(storage.log.lastSeq, seq, 'nothing was stamped or logged'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'doc', body: 'Hello world', items: [1, 2] }); + await storage.splice(id, 'body', 0, 6); + await storage.splice(id, 'items', 0, 1); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get(id), { title: 'doc', body: 'world', items: [2] }); + }, + ); }); From d1a466303f83ff8e28be826c6736f9dd37deed55 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:40:35 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 43/53] fix(sequence): spans() reads a name that has both plain and stacking marks MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A stacking (`many`) mark newer than a plain mark of its name over the same characters threw `marks[key].push is not a function` from styleOf — a read any peer could break with two marks — and a plain mark whose value was an array had the stack's entries pushed into the block's own value. On one name the two now mix in stamp order: a plain mark (a null one too) takes the place of what is there, a stack included, and a stacking mark newer than it starts a stack over it; a set of stacked names tells a stack from an array value. The random-marks sweep test mixes plain marks into the stacking name, its tally reads the same rule, and a storage test pins the order; LIST-3 cites it. lists.md says how the two mix instead of warning against it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 8 ++++++++ INVARIANTS.md | 2 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 8 ++++---- src/sequence.js | 22 ++++++++++++++++++---- tests/sequence.test.js | 16 ++++++++++++---- tests/storage.ops.test.js | 24 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 6 files changed, 67 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index b5fdd10..f8a137c 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,14 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **`spans()` reads a name that has both plain and stacking marks.** A + stacking (`many`) mark newer than a plain mark of its name over the same + characters threw `marks[key].push is not a function` from `spans()` — a + read any peer could break with two marks — and a plain mark whose value + was an array took the stack's entries into the block's own value. On one + name the two now mix in stamp order: a plain mark takes the place of what + is there, a stack included, and a newer stacking mark starts a stack over + it. - **An array spliced into a text, or a string into a list, is refused.** `push(id, 'body', [1])` on a text field was let through the local kind check; the list it made outranks a text, so the text was dropped — on diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index d0b875b..ccb395c 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | OPS-6 | Hooks run inside the operation and may refuse it; events never break a write. | `a throwing beforeWrite refuses the write: nothing stamped, logged or written`; `a change listener that throws does not fail the write it observed`; `a hook cannot write to the storage, but it can read` | | LIST-1 | Two writers inserting at one spot both keep theirs, each writer's run whole: words typed apart never interleave. | `lists and texts converge: concurrent inserts and cuts, each writer’s run whole`; `three nodes type words apart; after the merge every word is whole` | | LIST-2 | A concurrent move of one element lands it once, at the newer move's place; a value set follows the element. | `a list moves and assigns through applyOp; concurrent moves leave the element once`; `setAt and move keep an element’s name; a move names where it shows` | -| LIST-3 | A mark is two anchors picked by its expand rule; the newest per name wins, a stacking mark goes only by id. | `a mark rides on a text through applyOp; a list, a register or a counter refuses it`; `mark, unmark and spans: styles grow as their expand rule says, stack when many` | +| LIST-3 | A mark is two anchors picked by its expand rule; the newest per name wins, a stacking mark goes only by id, and the two mix on one name in stamp order. | `a mark rides on a text through applyOp; a list, a register or a counter refuses it`; `mark, unmark and spans: styles grow as their expand rule says, stack when many`; `a plain mark and a stacking mark of one name mix in stamp order, never throwing` | | LIST-4 | A cursor names a place that survives the edits around it. | `a cursor names a place that survives the edits around it` | | LIST-5 | A tree's moves fold in stamp order and a cycle never forms: of two concurrent moves that would make one, the older stands on every node. | `concurrent moves that would make a cycle: exactly one takes, the same one everywhere`; `treeMove and treeRemove keep a movable tree; a cycle is refused inside the queue` | | LOG-1 | The log knows what it dropped: `droppedTs` is the newest stamp compaction took or an open could not read, and a pin holds a segment past retention. | `droppedTs is the newest stamp compaction dropped; a pin holds a segment past retention` | diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index db29886..2a40975 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -161,10 +161,10 @@ await storage.unmark(id, 'body', 0, 7, 'bold'); instead of replacing it — comments, suggestions — and `spans` lists them as `[{ id, value }]`, oldest first. Such a mark is switched off by its id: `unmarkById(id, key, markId)` with what `mark()` resolved to (a `mark` op - that carries the id alone). An `unmark()` of the name is a null mark like - any other: it reads as none over its range, the stacked marks under it - included. Keep a name either stacking or not; the two are not meant to - mix. + that carries the id alone). On one name the two mix in stamp order: a + plain mark — an `unmark()` too, a null mark like any other — takes the + place of what is there, the stacked marks under it included, and a + stacking mark newer than it starts a stack over it. - The field still reads as the plain string; `spans` is raw — no lens, no read hooks. Blocks (paragraphs, headings) are records: a document is a list of block ids, each block a record with a text field. diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 9284e3e..66512d4 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -59,7 +59,10 @@ // before `e` is a left child, inside `>prev` and outside `<e` — the same // tree rule that places the text. Per key, the newest mark covering a // character wins and a null value is none; a mark flagged MANY stacks with -// every other of its key (comments) and goes only by its own id (OFF). +// every other of its key (comments) and goes only by its own id (OFF). On +// one key the two mix in stamp order: a plain mark (a null one too) takes +// the place of what is there, a stack included, and a MANY mark newer than +// it starts a stack over it. // // A reset (`write`, `delete`) drops every run stamped below `base` — a run // is as old as its first element — and a surviving run whose anchor fell @@ -982,13 +985,24 @@ const byKeyThenStamp = (x, y) => x.key < y.key ? -1 : x.key > y.key ? 1 : compareClock([x.ts, x.origin], [y.ts, y.origin]); // The style of the marks in force at one point: per key the newest value, -// none when null; a MANY key lists every mark as `{ id, value }`. +// none when null; MANY marks list as `{ id, value }`, the ones newer than +// the key's newest plain mark. `stacked` tells a stack from a plain value +// that is an array — never pushed into, it is the block's own. const styleOf = (active) => { let marks = null; + const stacked = new Set(); for (const m of [...active].sort(byKeyThenStamp)) { marks ??= {}; - if (m.many) (marks[m.key] ??= []).push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); - else if (m.value === null) delete marks[m.key]; + if (m.many) { + if (!stacked.has(m.key)) { + stacked.add(m.key); + marks[m.key] = []; + } + marks[m.key].push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); + continue; + } + stacked.delete(m.key); + if (m.value === null) delete marks[m.key]; else marks[m.key] = m.value; } return marks && Object.keys(marks).length > 0 ? marks : null; diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index 719c865..10ea2f3 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -917,7 +917,8 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { const s = Math.floor(next() * 100); const e = s + 1 + Math.floor(next() * (104 - s - 1)); const key = ['bold', 'em', 'note'][i % 3]; - const many = key === 'note'; + // A note is a comment, stacked — but every seventh is a plain mark of the name, mixed in. + const many = key === 'note' && i % 7 !== 0; const value = !many && i % 5 === 0 ? null : i; const payload = { start: `<${S.elemKey(run, s)}`, end: `<${S.elemKey(run, e)}`, key, value }; if (many) payload.many = true; @@ -943,12 +944,19 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { for (let i = 0; i < idx.length; i++) { const ord = idx.ordAt[idx.runs[idx.visRun[i]].start + idx.visOff[i]]; let style = null; + const stacks = {}; for (const m of marks) { if (ord < m.lo || ord >= m.hi) continue; style ??= {}; - if (m.many) (style[m.key] ??= []).push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); - else if (m.value === null) delete style[m.key]; - else style[m.key] = m.value; + if (m.many) { + stacks[m.key] ??= []; + stacks[m.key].push({ id: m.id, value: m.value }); + style[m.key] = stacks[m.key]; + } else { + delete stacks[m.key]; + if (m.value === null) delete style[m.key]; + else style[m.key] = m.value; + } } styles.push(style && Object.keys(style).length > 0 ? style : null); } diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 0405754..7f42913 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -369,6 +369,30 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.validate(), true); }); + await t.test('a plain mark and a stacking mark of one name mix in stamp order, never throwing', async (t2) => { + const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await storage.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello world'); + await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'note', ['plain']); + const c1 = await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'note', 'first', { many: true }); + const c2 = await storage.mark(id, 'body', 3, 8, 'note', 'second', { many: true }); + const stack = (...ids) => ids.map(([mid, value]) => ({ id: mid, value })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.spans(id, 'body'), [ + { text: 'hel', marks: { note: stack([c1, 'first']) } }, + { text: 'lo', marks: { note: stack([c1, 'first'], [c2, 'second']) } }, + { text: ' wo', marks: { note: stack([c2, 'second']) } }, + { text: 'rld', marks: {} }, + ]); + // A plain mark newer than the stack takes its place; the plain value is never pushed into. + await storage.mark(id, 'body', 0, 3, 'note', ['again']); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.spans(id, 'body'))[0], { text: 'hel', marks: { note: ['again'] } }); + await storage.unmarkById(id, 'body', c1); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await storage.spans(id, 'body')).slice(0, 2), [ + { text: 'hel', marks: { note: ['again'] } }, + { text: 'lo wo', marks: { note: stack([c2, 'second']) } }, + ]); + }); + await t.test('a cursor names a place that survives the edits around it', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const id = await storage.insert({}); From 0e6453c57b51d42dcf0ffb91ec65991686d5a43f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:46:58 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 44/53] fix(versions): compact() keeps a text's marks, a counter at 0 and a field longer than a run MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit compact(id) made each field again from its reading: a text came back from its string alone, so its marks were gone and spans() read it plain; a counter at 0 was not made again and left the record; and a text or a list longer than one run (MAX_RUN, 1 048 576) was one splice the run bound refused, so the whole compact failed. - src/sequence.js marksIn(): the marks in force over the reading as the calls that make them again — a visible range, the expand rule the sides of their anchors say, the key, the value, whether it stacks — in stamp order, so laid again they resolve as before. compact() appends them as `mark` patches, a new action of the patch vocabulary (realize checks it as mark() does). - recreate() makes a counter at 0 with an inc of 0: the field stays a counter. A splice that makes a field again is laid in runs of MAX_RUN, for compact() and restore() alike. - placeInsert() takes the length inserted: a writer's own run is extended only while it holds the insertion whole, then a new run is anchored — a second push of 600 000 onto a run of 600 000 was refused as past the run bound instead. What compact() cannot keep is now said as its nature, not as a fault: it names every element anew (cursors read null, a stacking mark has a new id), and a list, text, set or tree that reads empty is left out — no op makes an empty one. VER-7 cites the new test. Budgets: main 65.5 → 66 KB (65.6 measured), undo 6 → 6.5 KB (6.0). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 9 +++++++ CONTRIBUTING.md | 2 +- INVARIANTS.md | 2 +- docs/guide/lists.md | 9 ++++--- docs/guide/storage.md | 10 ++++---- docs/guide/versions.md | 21 ++++++++-------- docs/reference/api.md | 2 +- index.d.ts | 7 +++--- scripts/size.js | 11 +++++--- src/commit.js | 4 ++- src/patch.js | 16 +++++++++--- src/sequence.js | 56 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----- src/versions.js | 49 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----- tests/sequence.test.js | 2 ++ tests/suites/patches.js | 46 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 15 files changed, 201 insertions(+), 45 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index f8a137c..574ec71 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,15 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **`compact()` keeps what a record reads as.** It made a text again from its + string and dropped its marks, dropped a counter at `0`, and refused a text + or a list longer than one run (`FIELD_KIND`, `detail: 'run'`). The marks + in force are laid again now, in stamp order and with the expand rule their + anchors had (`marksIn` in src/sequence.js; patches take a `mark` action), a + counter at `0` is made again with an `inc` of 0, and a long field in runs + of `MAX_RUN` — `restore()` too. And one `splice()` that a writer's own run + cannot hold whole anchors a new run instead of overflowing it, as typing + past a full run already did. - **`spans()` reads a name that has both plain and stacking marks.** A stacking (`many`) mark newer than a plain mark of its name over the same characters threw `marks[key].push is not a function` from `spans()` — a diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index fbfe643..8cb315f 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ on every browser entry — the main one and each subpath. The budget is a **ratchet, not a target**: raise it deliberately, in the same change that earns the bytes, and say why in a comment next to the number. The main entry's v1 ceiling of 64 KB was passed on 2026-10-24 for the module split of the second -review (the comment in `scripts/size.js` names it; the budget is 65.5 KB now); +review (the comment in `scripts/size.js` names it; the budget is 66 KB now); every raise still names its feature, and a raise of more than a kilobyte is a design decision (an engine subpath, an injected kind), taken in a plan, not in the number. diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index ccb395c..ae25383 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -51,4 +51,4 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | TAG-2 | A `tags.json` that cannot be read never blocks `open()`: the storage runs without tags, keeps the file aside as `tags.corrupt.json`, refuses `tag()` until it is repaired, and keeps every changed record's file under `tags/.pending/` so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. | `a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired` | | TAG-3 | An open reads `tags.json` and the newest tag alone; an older tag's catalog and copies are read at its first use, once, and a tag whose catalog is gone is dropped then — the newest at open — as an untag would drop it (what the older tag needs of its copies moves there, the rest go), with a warning, its reader told `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; the next newest takes the write path. | `an older tag is read at its first use: the open reads the newest alone` | | LOG-3 | Under `open({ defer })` a record file lags the log by the window at most, never the reads: the log is durable at once, the cache and the catalog read every write, `tag()` and `close()` flush first, a peer's write of the record lands it whole and settles what waited, and a crash before the flush replays the batch. | `writes within the window coalesce into one file and one block; reads see every write at once`; `tag() and close() flush first; the file is whole on disk after close`; `a peer’s op on a deferred record writes the file whole and settles what waited` | -| VER-7 | `compact()` rewrites a record as one op per field — a text or a list as one run, a tree as one move per node — and the record reads the same here and on every peer, with the history under it gone by the reset rule. | `compact() rewrites a record as one op per field: a text of many runs is one, a tree one move per node, the reading the same` | +| VER-7 | `compact()` rewrites a record as one op per field — a text or a list as one run (one per MAX_RUN elements), a tree as one move per node, a text's marks laid again — and the record and its spans read the same here and on every peer, with the history under it gone by the reset rule. | `compact() rewrites a record as one op per field: a text of many runs is one, a tree one move per node, the reading the same`; `compact() lays a text’s marks again, keeps a counter at 0, and lays a field longer than a run in several` | diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 2a40975..2ac583d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -325,9 +325,10 @@ caller's to avoid. read as: it rewrites the record as a `write` of its registers and one op per field of another kind — a text or a list as one run, a tree as one move per node — so the tombstones, the runs and the move logs under it go, here and on - every peer. What it does not keep: a text's marks (`spans()` reads plain - afterwards), the cursors into its texts and lists (they read `null`), and - fields that read empty (see [Costs](./versions#costs)). + every peer. It lays a text's marks again and a field longer than a run in + several runs; what it cannot keep is the names of the elements — the + cursors into its texts and lists read `null`, a stacking mark has a new id + — and fields that read empty (see [Costs](./versions#costs)). - A tree reads 512 levels: a node that would hang deeper is folded but not shown, on every node alike, and `treeMove()` refuses a move that would reach there (`OUT_OF_RANGE` with `node`, `depth` and `max`). A place among @@ -341,7 +342,7 @@ caller's to avoid. node allocate. One `splice()` inserts at most a run's worth; typing past a full run starts a new one and reads the same; a field at its bound takes nothing more until a reset — `set()` of the record, or `compact(id)`, - which writes the field again as one run without its tombstones. Locally + which writes the field again without its tombstones. Locally a call past a bound rejects with `FIELD_KIND`, `kind: 'bound'`, `detail` (`'run'`, `'field'` or `'pending'`), `count` and `max`. - Pending work — a run whose anchor has not arrived, a cut or an extension diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index 2eec1b1..b472631 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ await storage.push(id, 'items', [1, 2]); // a list field: append await storage.treeMove(id, 'outline', 'n1'); // a tree field: node n1 at the root await storage.set(id, { title: 'Final' }); // replace wholesale — everything but title is gone await storage.list(); // every live id -await storage.compact(id); // rewrite it as the few ops it reads as (marks lost) — see below +await storage.compact(id); // rewrite it as the few ops it reads as — see below await storage.delete(id); await storage.purge(id); // forget it for good — see below await storage.close(); // stop replication, seal the log @@ -321,11 +321,11 @@ node and on every peer the ops reach, and `get()` reads the same: await storage.compact(id); // how many ops it took; 0 for a record that is not there ``` -What `get()` does not show is lost: a text's marks are not carried over — -`spans()` reads the text plain afterwards — and every +A text's marks are laid again over the new run, so `spans()` reads the same +too. What it cannot keep is the names of the elements: every [cursor](./lists#cursors) into a list or a text of the record reads `null` -from then on, its place gone with the old runs. Take the marks with -`spans()` first and `mark()` them again if they matter. A peer's op stamped +from then on, and a stacking mark has a new id. A list, a text, a set or a +tree that reads empty is left out: no op makes an empty one. A peer's op stamped before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, as with any whole-record write; an encrypted record rejects with `ENCRYPTED`. It is `applyPatches()` over the record's own reading — see [Versions and diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 65d5c9b..078092d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -411,13 +411,14 @@ took — `0` for a record that is not there, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one — and is a whole-record write like any other: a peer's op stamped before it and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, and a peer's typing stamped above it that was anchored in the old runs reads from the head (see -[How it merges](./lists#how-it-merges)). What it does not keep today: a -text's marks — the text is made again from its string, and marks are not -diffed, so `spans()` reads it plain afterwards; the cursors into its texts -and lists, which named the old runs and read `null`; a field of another kind -that reads empty (`''`, `[]`, a counter at `0`), which is not made again and -is gone from the record; and a text or a list longer than one run -(1 048 576 elements), which cannot be one op, so `compact()` refuses the -record whole (`FIELD_KIND`, `kind: 'bound'`, `detail: 'run'`). The same holds -for a `restore()` whose diff is a reset: the texts it makes again come back -without their marks. +[How it merges](./lists#how-it-merges)). A text's marks are laid again over +the new run, in the order they were made and with the expand rule their +anchors had, so `spans()` reads the same; a counter at `0` stays a counter; +a text or a list longer than one run (1 048 576 elements) is made again in +runs of that size. Two things it cannot keep, because it names every +element anew: the cursors into its texts and lists, which named the old +elements and read `null` afterwards, and the ids of stacking marks, which +are new (`spans()` hands them out). And a list, a text, a set or a tree that +reads empty is left out of the record: no op makes an empty one. A +`restore()` whose diff is a reset makes texts again without their marks — +`diff()` does not diff marks. diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 457058d..5c0e5da 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Takes an options object only — `open('./dir')` is | `diff(id, from?, to?)` | `Promise<Patch[]>` | The patches that turn the record at `from` into the record at `to` (the present when omitted), per field by kind — see [Diff and restore](../guide/versions#diff-and-restore); raw, through the lens, no read hooks; a text's marks are not diffed; rejects as `get(id, { at })` would, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | | `applyPatches(id, patches, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Realizes patches as ops of this node's own in one turn of the mutation queue (`put`, `write`, `inc`, `add`, `remove` with `elements` — `own: true` for this node's adds alone — or exact `removals`, `splice`, `treeMove`, `treeRemove`, `delete`, `purge`); `source` rides on the `commit` events; resolves to how many ops. A patch is checked as the method of its name checks its arguments — the wrong shape is a `TypeError` with nothing minted — and every patch is first resolved and applied over a scratch record, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the whole batch with nothing written; a hook or a validator that throws on a later op leaves the earlier ones committed | | `restore(id, at, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Makes the record read as it did at `at` (required) with new ops that lead back — `diff(id, undefined, at)` applied; rejects as `diff()` would; lands whole or not at all (see `applyPatches`) | -| `compact(id, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here and on every peer, and `get()` reads the same, except that a field reading empty (`''`, `[]`, `0`, an empty tree) is left out. What it does not keep: a text's marks (`spans()` reads it plain after) and the cursors into its lists and texts (they read `null`); a list or text over 1 048 576 elements is refused (`FIELD_KIND` with `kind: 'bound'`). A peer's op stamped before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped, as with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops; `0` for a record that is not there; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one | +| `compact(id, { actor, source }?)` | `Promise<number>` | Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule here and on every peer, and `get()` and `spans()` read the same: a text's marks are laid again in the order they were made, with their expand rules, and a list or text over 1 048 576 elements is made again in several runs. It names every element anew, so the cursors into its lists and texts read `null` after, and a stacking mark has a new id; a list, text, set or tree that reads empty is left out. A peer's op stamped before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped, as with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops; `0` for a record that is not there; `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one | | `history(id, { limit = 50, before }?)` | `Promise<{ versions, complete, exact }>` | The record's past, newest first: `{ eventId, seq, ts, origin, actor, type, fields, data, scrubbed? }` per op this node applied, `data` the record after it through the lens and `afterRead` — run for the versions handed out alone; `limit` a positive integer or `Infinity`; `before` (an event id of this log — `HISTORY_GONE` `epoch` for another incarnation's) pages back to the versions older than it; `complete` when the page reaches the first op the node applied and nothing was dropped, `exact` when the versions are what the node held; rejects with `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted record | | `has(id)` | `Promise<boolean>` | `false` for a tombstone | | `list()` | `Promise<string[]>` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 9d43a1a..d6173bb 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -1569,9 +1569,10 @@ export interface Storage { * Rewrites the record as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of * the registers, then one op per field of another kind (a text or a list * as one run, a tree as one move per node) — so what lies under it goes by - * the reset rule here and on every peer. `get()` reads the same, but for a - * field that reads empty, which is left out; a text's marks and the cursors - * into the record's lists and texts are not kept. + * the reset rule here and on every peer, a text's marks laid again. `get()` + * and `spans()` read the same, but for a list, text, set or tree that reads + * empty, which is left out; the elements are named anew, so a cursor taken + * before reads null and a stacking mark has a new id. * Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for a record that is not there. */ compact(id: string, options?: WriteOptions & { source?: unknown }): Promise<number>; diff --git a/scripts/size.js b/scripts/size.js index 6d6a2bd..31c8840 100644 --- a/scripts/size.js +++ b/scripts/size.js @@ -126,8 +126,10 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // the raise to 65 KB (64.6 measured: a module's exports and requires). The // bugs the docs audit found (2026-10-24), fixed one commit each: a splice's // content checked against the field's kind before the stamp — the raise to - // 65.5 KB (65.0 measured). The rule stays: a raise names its feature here. - { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 65.5 }, + // 65.5 KB (65.0 measured); compact() laying a text's marks again + // (sequence.js marksIn, the `mark` patch, long fields in runs) — the raise + // to 66 KB (65.6 measured). The rule stays: a raise names its feature here. + { label: 'main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'browser.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 66 }, { label: 'main entry — node (@alexify/syncom)', entry: 'index.js', platform: 'node' }, // Platform-neutral (no node builtins, no browser-only globals): one file // serves both, bundled as a browser entry so the self-contained check @@ -148,8 +150,9 @@ const ENTRIES = [ // The undo manager with the patch vocabulary, Myers, the argument checks // realize() shares with the write API (src/args.js) and the Emitter it // stands on — measured alone; in an app bundle those are shared with the - // core. 6 KB since the shared checks (5.9 measured). - { label: 'undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo)', entry: 'undo.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 6 }, + // core. 6 KB since the shared checks (5.9 measured); 6.5 KB since the + // `mark` patch (6.0 measured). + { label: 'undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo)', entry: 'undo.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 6.5 }, // A fork opened through the parent's constructor, merged as ops: the // selection a push makes, the shape helpers, the protocol constants. { label: 'branch — browser (@alexify/syncom/branch)', entry: 'branch.js', platform: 'browser', budget: 3.5 }, diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 8654f4b..a09e683 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -160,7 +160,9 @@ const resolveSplice = (core, id, payload, current) => { } const value = { content: marker }; if (count > 0) value.cut = S.rangesOf(idx, at, count); - if (marker.length > 0) Object.assign(value, idx === null ? { at: S.HEAD } : S.placeInsert(idx, at, core.nodeId)); + if (marker.length > 0) { + Object.assign(value, idx === null ? { at: S.HEAD } : S.placeInsert(idx, at, core.nodeId, marker.length)); + } return value; }; diff --git a/src/patch.js b/src/patch.js index ab2b832..45555bb 100644 --- a/src/patch.js +++ b/src/patch.js @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ // { action: 'remove', field, elements, own: true } …only this node's adds of them (an undo: a peer's stay) // { action: 'remove', field, removals } …or exactly these tags: `[[element, { origin: addTs }]]` // { action: 'splice', field, index, count, content } a list's or a text's edit +// { action: 'mark', field, start, end, name, value, expand?, many? } a text's style over [start, end) // { action: 'treeMove', field, node, parent, after? } a tree node placed // { action: 'treeRemove', field, node } // { action: 'delete' }, { action: 'purge' } @@ -23,13 +24,14 @@ // and removed elements, a text's or a list's splices (Myers), a tree's // moves and removals — and a reset when a register is gone or a field // changed kind, since no op removes one field: a `write` of the registers, -// then the other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed. +// then the other kinds made again whole. A text's marks are not diffed; +// `compact()` lays them again itself, as `mark` patches. // Pure over plain data; the kinds come from ops.js (`kindsOf`), so this // module and the undo subpath on it ship without the op model. const { deepEqual, isPlainObject } = require('./shape.js'); const { diff: myers } = require('./myers.js'); -const { isJsonValue, jsonValue, spliceArgs, treeArgs, setElements } = require('./args.js'); +const { isJsonValue, jsonValue, spliceArgs, treeArgs, markArgs, setElements } = require('./args.js'); // A list's elements as one character each, so Myers runs over them as over // a text; past the private-use plane it is one replacing splice. @@ -105,7 +107,8 @@ const asKeys = (elements) => new Map(elements.map((element) => [JSON.stringify(e // A field's content made again from nothing, by kind. const recreate = (field, kind, value) => { - if (kind === 'counter') return value === 0 ? [] : [{ action: 'inc', field, value }]; + // An inc of 0 makes a counter that reads 0: the field stays a counter. + if (kind === 'counter') return [{ action: 'inc', field, value }]; if (kind === 'set') return value.length === 0 ? [] : [{ action: 'add', field, elements: value }]; if (kind === 'text' || kind === 'list') { return value.length === 0 ? [] : [{ action: 'splice', field, index: 0, count: 0, content: value }]; @@ -229,6 +232,13 @@ const realize = (patch) => { if (payload.content !== undefined && payload.content.length === 0) delete payload.content; return ['splice', payload]; } + case 'mark': { + const { start, end, name, value = null, expand = 'after' } = patch; + markArgs(method, field, start, end, name, expand); + const payload = { key: field, start, end, name, value: jsonValue(method, value), expand }; + if (patch.many === true) payload.many = true; + return ['mark', payload]; + } case 'treeMove': { const parent = patch.parent ?? null; treeArgs(method, field, patch.node, parent, { after: patch.after, before: patch.before }); diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index 66512d4..af10216 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -654,9 +654,10 @@ const leftmostDescendant = (r, off) => { } }; -// Where a local insertion at visible index `i` goes: the anchor of a new -// run, or the run of this origin to extend. Null when `i` is out of range. -const placeInsert = (index, i, origin) => { +// Where a local insertion of `len` elements at visible index `i` goes: the +// anchor of a new run, or the run of this origin to extend. Null when `i` is +// out of range. +const placeInsert = (index, i, origin, len = 1) => { if (!Number.isInteger(i) || i < 0 || i > index.length) return null; if (i === 0) { if (index.root.length === 0) return { at: HEAD }; @@ -668,9 +669,9 @@ const placeInsert = (index, i, origin) => { const explicit = r.R?.get(off); const cont = off + 1 < r.len; if (!explicit && !cont) { - // Own run, at its end: extend it — until it is full, then a new run - // anchored after its last element reads the same. - if (r.origin === origin && r.len < MAX_RUN) return { run: r.key, from: r.len }; + // Own run, at its end: extend it — while it holds what comes, then a + // new run anchored after its last element reads the same. + if (r.origin === origin && r.len + len <= MAX_RUN) return { run: r.key, from: r.len }; return { at: `>${elemKey(r.key, off)}` }; } let first; @@ -1008,6 +1009,48 @@ const styleOf = (active) => { return marks && Object.keys(marks).length > 0 ? marks : null; }; +// The marks in force over the reading, as the calls that would make them +// again: a visible range `[start, end)`, the expand rule the sides of the +// anchors say (a start after an element, or the head, takes text typed at +// it; an end before an element, or the end, does too), the key, the value +// and whether it stacks — in stamp order, so laid again they resolve as +// before. A mark switched off, not anchored yet, or over no visible +// character is left out. What `compact()` lays again over a text. +const marksIn = (index, seq, base = null) => { + const { runs, visRun, visOff, length } = index; + if (length === 0 || !seq.marks) return []; + const ords = new Array(length); + for (let i = 0; i < length; i++) ords[i] = index.ordAt[runs[visRun[i]].start + visOff[i]]; + // How many visible characters sit below an ordinal: they read in ordinal order. + const below = (ord) => { + let lo = 0; + let hi = length; + while (lo < hi) { + const mid = (lo + hi) >> 1; + if (ords[mid] < ord) lo = mid + 1; + else hi = mid; + } + return lo; + }; + const out = []; + for (const id of keysOf(seq.marks)) { + const [from, to, key, value, flags] = seq.marks[id]; + if ((flags & OFF) !== 0) continue; + const lo = anchorOrdinal(index, from, base); + const hi = anchorOrdinal(index, to, base); + if (lo === null || hi === null || lo >= hi) continue; + const start = below(lo); + const end = below(hi); + if (start >= end) continue; + const before = from === HEAD || from[0] === '>'; + const after = to === END || to[0] === '<'; + const expand = before ? (after ? 'both' : 'before') : after ? 'after' : 'none'; + const { ts, origin } = parseRun(id); + out.push({ ts, origin, start, end, key, value, expand, many: (flags & MANY) !== 0 }); + } + return out.sort((x, y) => compareClock([x.ts, x.origin], [y.ts, y.origin])); +}; + // The text as runs of equal style: `[{ text, marks }]`. A mark whose anchor // has not arrived is not shown yet. A sweep over the walk: each mark opens at // its first ordinal and closes at its last, the visible characters come in @@ -1277,6 +1320,7 @@ module.exports = { applyMark, markAnchors, anchorOrdinal, + marksIn, spans, slotAt, cursorAt, diff --git a/src/versions.js b/src/versions.js index 2a8ce35..2e7d5bc 100644 --- a/src/versions.js +++ b/src/versions.js @@ -12,7 +12,9 @@ const { commit, rehearse } = require('./commit.js'); const { snapshotPage } = require('./bootstrap.js'); -const { isAlive, deepEqual, kindsOf } = require('./ops.js'); +const { isAlive, deepEqual, kindsOf, seqIndexOf } = require('./ops.js'); +const { MAX_RUN } = require('./rle.js'); +const { marksIn } = require('./sequence.js'); const { Cursor } = require('./query.js'); const { appliedHere, parseVersion, within, exactStart, fold, gone } = require('./history.js'); const { diffViews, realize } = require('./patch.js'); @@ -239,16 +241,49 @@ const applyPatches = async (core, id, patches, { actor, source = null } = {}) => */ const restore = async (core, id, at, { actor, source = null } = {}) => { if (at === undefined) throw new TypeError('restore() takes a version'); - return applyPatches(core, id, await diff(core, id, undefined, at), { actor, source }); + return applyPatches(core, id, inRuns(await diff(core, id, undefined, at)), { actor, source }); +}; + +// A field made again whole is laid in runs of at most MAX_RUN elements: one +// splice is one run, and a run holds no more (src/rle.js). +const inRuns = (patches) => + patches.flatMap((patch) => { + const { action, count, content } = patch; + if (action !== 'splice' || count !== 0 || content === undefined || content.length <= MAX_RUN) return [patch]; + const runs = []; + for (let at = 0; at < content.length; at += MAX_RUN) { + runs.push({ ...patch, index: patch.index + at, content: content.slice(at, at + MAX_RUN) }); + } + return runs; + }); + +// A text's marks laid again over the field `compact()` makes anew: the ones +// in force, in stamp order, as `mark` patches (src/sequence.js marksIn). +const marksOf = (entry, kinds) => { + const patches = []; + for (const field of Object.keys(kinds)) { + if (kinds[field] !== 'text') continue; + for (const m of marksIn(seqIndexOf(entry, field), entry.meta.seqs[field], entry.meta.base)) { + const patch = { action: 'mark', field, start: m.start, end: m.end, name: m.key, value: m.value }; + patch.expand = m.expand; + if (m.many) patch.many = true; + patches.push(patch); + } + } + return patches; }; /** * Rewrites record `id` as the ops its reading takes today — a `write` of * the registers, then one op per field of another kind: an `inc`, an * `add`, one `splice` (a text or a list becomes one run), one `tree` move - * per node — so what lies under it goes by the reset rule, here and on - * every peer alike: a text of ten thousand runs is one, a tree's move log - * is one move per node, and the record reads the same. A peer's op stamped + * per node, and the marks of a text laid again — so what lies under it + * goes by the reset rule, here and on every peer alike: a text of ten + * thousand runs is one (a run per MAX_RUN elements), a tree's move log is + * one move per node, and the record reads the same — but a list, a text, a + * set or a tree that reads empty, which no op makes again, and the names of + * the elements: a cursor taken before reads null, a stacking mark has a new + * id. A peer's op stamped * before the rewrite and arriving after it is dropped by the reset, as * with any whole-record write. Resolves to how many ops it took; `0` for * a record that is not there, `ENCRYPTED` for an encrypted one. @@ -259,7 +294,9 @@ const compact = async (core, id, { actor, source = null } = {}) => { if (entry?.encrypted) throw sealed(id); if (entry === null || !isAlive(entry)) return 0; const view = await core.view(id, entry); - return applyPatches(core, id, diffViews(null, {}, view, kindsOf(entry)), { actor, source }); + const kinds = kindsOf(entry); + const patches = [...inRuns(diffViews(null, {}, view, kinds)), ...marksOf(entry, kinds)]; + return applyPatches(core, id, patches, { actor, source }); }; /** diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index 10ea2f3..88802de 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -716,6 +716,8 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(S.placeInsert(atCap, 1, 'A'), { at: `>${S.elemKey('1:A', S.MAX_RUN - 1)}` }); const short = S.buildIndex({ k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', [S.MAX_RUN - 2, 'x']] } }); assert.deepStrictEqual(S.placeInsert(short, 1, 'A'), { run: '1:A', from: S.MAX_RUN - 1 }); + // …and an insertion the run cannot hold whole anchors a new run, rather than overflow it. + assert.deepStrictEqual(S.placeInsert(short, 1, 'A', 2), { at: `>${S.elemKey('1:A', S.MAX_RUN - 2)}` }); }, ); diff --git a/tests/suites/patches.js b/tests/suites/patches.js index ab85339..1bc1431 100644 --- a/tests/suites/patches.js +++ b/tests/suites/patches.js @@ -430,6 +430,52 @@ const runPatchTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(await a.compact('nope'), 0, 'a record that is not there'); }, ); + + await t.test( + 'compact() lays a text’s marks again, keeps a counter at 0, and lays a field longer than a run in several', + async (t2) => { + const mesh = await createMesh(t2, ['A', 'B'], [['A', 'B']], createStorage); + const a = mesh.get('A'); + const b = mesh.get('B'); + const id = await a.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await a.updateText(id, 'body', 'hello brave new world'); + await a.mark(id, 'body', 0, 5, 'bold', true); + await a.mark(id, 'body', 6, 11, 'link', 'https://x', { expand: 'none' }); + await a.mark(id, 'body', 3, 9, 'comment', { by: 'ada' }, { many: true }); + await a.unmark(id, 'body', 1, 2, 'bold'); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 0, 0, '> '); + await a.splice(id, 'body', 8, 6); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', 2); + await a.inc(id, 'hits', -2); + // A stacking mark is named anew by the rewrite; the rest reads the same. + const plain = (spans) => JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(spans).replaceAll(/"id":"[^"]+"/g, '"id":"m"')); + const before = { data: await a.get(id), spans: plain(await a.spans(id, 'body')) }; + assert.strictEqual(before.data.hits, 0); + await settle([a, b]); + await a.compact(id); + await settle([a, b]); + for (const node of [a, b]) { + assert.deepStrictEqual({ data: await node.get(id), spans: plain(await node.spans(id, 'body')) }, before); + } + // The expand rules came through: typed at the edge of the link (none) stays plain, + // typed at the end of the bold run (after) is bold. + await a.splice(id, 'body', 3, 0, 'Z'); + assert.deepStrictEqual((await a.spans(id, 'body')).slice(0, 3), [ + { text: '> ', marks: {} }, + { text: 'hZ', marks: { bold: true } }, + { text: 'e', marks: {} }, + ]); + // A text longer than one run: two pushes of 600 000, compacted into two runs. + const big = await a.insert({ title: 'big' }); + const half = 'ab'.repeat(300_000); + await a.push(big, 'body', half); + await a.push(big, 'body', half); + const text = (await a.get(big)).body; + assert.strictEqual(text.length, 1_200_000); + assert.strictEqual(await a.compact(big), 3, 'a write and two runs'); + assert.strictEqual((await a.get(big)).body, text); + }, + ); }; module.exports = { runPatchTests }; From 0e9a6a87abcc81062ec2f5ec05a6b14fb60bf689 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:51:17 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 45/53] fix(ops): a counter stays a number every node reads alike MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit One origin's running sum had no bound: past Number.MAX_VALUE it became Infinity, which JSON saves as null, so a node that reloaded the record counted again from 0 while one holding it in memory kept Infinity — a divergence a peer could cause with one op. - Each origin's sum stays within ±MAX_COUNT (Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER). An inc past it is a `bound` refusal with `detail: 'counter'`, `count` and `max` — FIELD_KIND locally, OP_REFUSED from a peer — the same on every node, since the sum depends on its origin's ops alone; normalizeMeta does not take a snapshot slot past it. - counterValue adds the sums up in origin order: fractions round by the order they are added in, and arrival order differs between nodes. - mergeEntry joins a side alone with an empty entry instead of copying it, so a merged record this node did not hold reads its data from its meta: a field the meta does not back (a slot or block normalizeMeta refused, a value with no stamp) no longer comes with it. The overflow limit in sync.md becomes the range rule; SYNC-1 drops the case, BOUND-2 names the guarantee and its three tests; Refusal.detail takes 'counter' (d.ts + tsd). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 12 ++++++++++++ CLAUDE.md | 2 +- INVARIANTS.md | 3 ++- docs/guide/sync.md | 15 +++++++++------ docs/reference/api.md | 2 +- index.d.ts | 7 ++++--- src/commit.js | 2 +- src/ops.js | 34 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------ tests/index.test-d.ts | 1 + tests/ops.test.js | 37 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/storage.ops.test.js | 32 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 11 files changed, 128 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 574ec71..c6bbb50 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,18 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A counter stays a number every node reads alike.** One origin's sum had + no bound: past `Number.MAX_VALUE` it became `Infinity`, saved as `null`, + so a node that reloaded the record counted again from 0 while one holding + it in memory kept `Infinity` — a divergence a peer could cause on purpose. + Each origin's sum now stays within ±`Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER`: an `inc` + past it is a bound refusal (`detail: 'counter'`; `FIELD_KIND` locally, + `OP_REFUSED` from a peer), the same on every node; a snapshot slot past it + is not taken; and the sums add up in origin order, so a counter of + fractions no longer reads differently by the order of arrival. A merged + record this node did not hold is joined like any other rather than copied, + so data its meta does not back — a slot or block refused, a value with no + stamp — does not come with it. - **`compact()` keeps what a record reads as.** It made a text again from its string and dropped its marks, dropped a counter at `0`, and refused a text or a list longer than one run (`FIELD_KIND`, `detail: 'run'`). The marks diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index a0a9a0c..9bb1f4f 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ docs/ VitePress site arguments were checked, so this is a bug — and from a peer it is `OP_REFUSED{reason:'malformed'}`, counted in `syncom.ops.rejected`, the op still logged and relayed as a no-op (a dirk, never a gap). A `bound` - refusal carries `detail` (`pending`/`run`/`field`), `count` and `max`. + refusal carries `detail` (`pending`/`run`/`field`/`counter`), `count` and `max`. - **A sequence block is never mutated in place; its index is cached by identity.** Every change goes through `cloneSeq`, so a changed block is a new object, and `seqIndexOf(entry, field)` in `src/ops.js` keeps diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index ae25383..4530836 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | id | guarantee | tests | | --- | --- | --- | -| SYNC-1 | Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the same records, whatever the order — apart from the documented limits: the counter/reset case, an op a bound refused on one node and not on another, and a counter summed past `Number.MAX_VALUE`. | `two nodes converge in both directions`; `concurrent writes converge: registers by last writer, counters by sum`; `a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)`; `a random walk under hazards — drops, duplicate pages, a reopen — still converges (seeded)` | +| SYNC-1 | Two nodes that have applied the same set of ops hold the same records, whatever the order — apart from the documented limits: the counter/reset case, and an op a bound refused on one node and not on another. | `two nodes converge in both directions`; `concurrent writes converge: registers by last writer, counters by sum`; `a random workload over a mesh converges (seeded)`; `a random walk under hazards — drops, duplicate pages, a reopen — still converges (seeded)` | | SYNC-2 | An op may arrive more than once; applying it again changes nothing. | `applying the same op twice is a no-op`; `applyRemote: in order per origin, duplicates and gaps skipped` | | SYNC-3 | A peer's op is checked for its shape and its skew before anything reads it; a malformed one is counted, neither logged nor relayed, never observed into the clock. | `an op the engine cannot index by is malformed: counted, never logged`; `a stamp beyond maxSkew is refused and never observed into the clock` | | SYNC-4 | A node's own sequence never repeats: the log is written before the op is announced, and a reopen recovers the seq from the log. | `reopen restores epoch, next, vector and entries`; `identity, seq and vector survive a reopen; what was logged but not written is replayed` | @@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | SEQ-1 | A run is extended by its origin alone; another origin's extension is malformed, so what a field reads as never depends on the order two extensions arrived in. | `a run is extended by its origin alone: a stranger’s extension is malformed, whichever arrives first`; `a hostile snapshot is dropped at the door: a gap bomb, pending work past the bound, a stranger extending a run` | | SEQ-2 | A pending cut is waited for once, and a mark switched off before it arrives fills in when it does: the same op twice, and a join of two pictures of one field, leave the block as it was. | `join and a repeated cut are idempotent: a pending cut is waited for once`; `a mark switched off before it arrives leaves one block, whichever came first` | | BOUND-1 | Pending work — runs, cuts, extensions, registers of elements not here, marks switched off before they arrived — is bounded per field (`sync.pendingMax`) on every path a peer's state arrives by; a block past the bound is not taken as state, an op past it is refused with the count. | `the snapshot path is bounded like the op path: pending work past it, self-anchored runs, typed-off origins`; `registers of elements not here and marks switched off before they arrive count against the bound`; `applyOp takes { pendingMax }; a refusal names the bound, the count and the limit`; `open({ sync: { pendingMax } }) bounds a peer’s pending work; a refusal is reported with its count` | +| BOUND-2 | One origin's running sum of a counter stays within ±MAX_COUNT (`Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER`): an inc past it is a bound refusal on every node alike, a snapshot slot past it is not taken, data a merge's meta does not back is not kept, and the sums add up in origin order, so every node reads the same number. | `an inc past MAX_COUNT is a bound refusal in any order; the sums add up in origin order`; `a merge drops a counter sum past MAX_COUNT and data its meta does not back`; `an inc past a counter’s range is refused here, and from a peer, and a reopen reads the same` | | TREE-1 | The fold orders moves by stamp, then by node id: two moves with one forged stamp fold the same on every node. A place is a fractional index, from an op or a snapshot, or the move is malformed. | `moves with one forged stamp fold the same on every node: ties go by node id`; `a place is a fractional index, or the move is malformed — from an op and from a snapshot alike` | | TREE-2 | A tree reads `MAX_DEPTH` levels: what hangs deeper is folded, not shown, the same on every node, and a local move that would reach deeper — or a place with no room left between its neighbours — is refused. | `a tree reads MAX_DEPTH levels and no deeper: a 4 000-deep chain renders, folds and joins`; `treeMove refuses a node that would read below MAX_DEPTH levels, and a place with no room between its neighbours` | | PATCH-1 | `applyPatches()` is all or nothing up to the first append: every patch is resolved and applied over a scratch record first, so an index out of range, a kind clash, a cycle or a type change refuses the batch whole — a `restore()` lands whole or not at all. | `applyPatches() is all or nothing before the first append: a patch out of range leaves the record as it was` | diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 4be887a..72754c8 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -670,11 +670,13 @@ the engine's own tests run on. not on the other (below). - **At-least-once delivery, idempotent application.** An op may arrive more than once; applying it again changes nothing. -- **A counter is not bounded against overflow.** Each `inc` must be a finite - number, but a sum past `Number.MAX_VALUE` becomes `Infinity`, which reads - and is saved as `null`: a node that reloads the record starts counting - again from the next increment, while one that still holds it in memory - keeps `Infinity`. Keep counters well inside the safe range. +- **A counter keeps to the safe range.** Each origin's running sum of a + counter stays within ±`Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER`: an `inc` that would take + it past is refused as a bound (`detail: 'counter'`) — locally `FIELD_KIND`, + from a peer `OP_REFUSED`, the same on every node, since a sum depends on its + origin's ops alone — and a snapshot slot past it is not taken. The sums of + the origins add up in the order of their ids, so a counter of fractions + reads the same everywhere, whatever order its increments arrived in. - **A peer's op is checked before it is read.** `origin`, `seq`, `ts`, `type`, `scope`, `v`, the record id (or an `advance`'s vector) and the signature's three fields must have their shape (`actor` and `from` are claims, carried @@ -698,7 +700,8 @@ the engine's own tests run on. for their anchor, cuts and extensions waiting for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements not here — `sync.pendingMax` (4096). An op past a bound is refused for that field (`OP_REFUSED`, `reason` `'bound'`, - with `detail` — `'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'` — `count` and `max`), + with `detail` — `'pending'`, `'run'`, `'field'`, or `'counter'` for a + counter's range (above) — `count` and `max`), then logged and relayed: the vector moves past it, so this node never takes it, and each node it reaches decides by its own bounds. Pending work depends on the order ops arrive in, so two nodes can disagree there, and diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 5c0e5da..65240f1 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ carries no code, except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE`, `INVALID_VERSION` and | `CLOSED` | any write, `applyPatches()`, `tag()`/`untag()`, `repair()`, `applyRemote()`, `mergeSnapshot()` or `adoptVector()` after `close()` | — | | `IN_HOOK` | a write issued from inside a write or apply hook (the `cause` of the `HookError` the operation rejects with) | — | | `NOT_FOUND` | `update()`, `swap()` on a record that is absent, deleted or purged; a collection's `update()`, `delete()`, `record()` on a record of another collection; `treeMove()` with an `after`/`before` sibling not under the parent | none from `update()`/`swap()`; `id`, `entity` (the collection's) from a collection; `id`, `field`, `node` (the sibling) for a tree | -| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()`/`updateText()` on a register, counter, set or tree field (and a string on a list, an array on a text), `setAt()`/`move()` on anything but a list, `mark()`/`unmark()`/`unmarkById()` on anything but a text, `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on anything but a tree — the patches of `applyPatches()` alike; a list or text op past a bound of the field — pending work (`sync.pendingMax`, 4 096), a run (1 048 576 slots) or the field as a whole (4 194 304 slots; see [Costs and limits](../guide/lists#costs-and-limits)) | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'`, `'tree'` — or `'bound'`, with `detail` (`'pending'`, `'run'` or `'field'`), `count` and `max`) | +| `FIELD_KIND` | `update()`/`set()` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field, `inc()` on a register, set, list, text or tree field, `add()`/`remove()` on a register, counter, list, text or tree field, `splice()`/`push()`/`updateText()` on a register, counter, set or tree field (and a string on a list, an array on a text), `setAt()`/`move()` on anything but a list, `mark()`/`unmark()`/`unmarkById()` on anything but a text, `treeMove()`/`treeRemove()` on anything but a tree — the patches of `applyPatches()` alike; a list or text op past a bound of the field — pending work (`sync.pendingMax`, 4 096), a run (1 048 576 slots) or the field as a whole (4 194 304 slots; see [Costs and limits](../guide/lists#costs-and-limits)); an `inc()` that would take this node's sum of the counter past ±`Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` | `field`, `kind` (`'register'`, `'counter'`, `'set'`, `'list'`, `'text'`, `'tree'` — or `'bound'`, with `detail` (`'pending'`, `'run'`, `'field'` or `'counter'`), `count` and `max`) | | `OUT_OF_RANGE` | `splice()` past the length of a list or text field — the index, or the index plus the count; `setAt()`/`move()` at an index the list has not; `mark()`/`unmark()` over a range the text has not; `treeMove()` to a place that would read below the 512 levels a tree shows, or between neighbours with no room left for another fractional index | `id`, `field`, `index`, `count`, `length`; for a tree `node` and `depth`, `max`, or `reason: 'fi'`, `length`, `max` | | `CYCLE` | `treeMove()` to a parent that hangs under the node — decided inside the mutation queue, against the tree as it is (the node itself as its parent is a `TypeError`) | `id`, `field`, `node`, `parent` | | `HISTORY_GONE` | `get(id, { at })`, `diff()`, `restore()` for a version the log cannot give exactly, `history({ before })` with an event id of another incarnation: `reason` `'compacted'` (dropped entries the version depends on, or a cut before anything retained), `'scrubbed'` (a cut before a purge), `'merge'` (a stamp below a joined snapshot), `'epoch'` (an event id of another incarnation) | `id`, `reason` | diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index d6173bb..8a67d4b 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -285,15 +285,16 @@ export interface ApplyResult { export type FieldKind = 'register' | 'counter' | 'set' | 'list' | 'text' | 'tree'; /** * Why a field of an op was refused: another kind holds the field; work past - * a bound of a list or text field (`'bound'`); a payload the engine does not - * admit (`'malformed'` — a TypeError on the local path). + * a bound of a list or text field, or a counter's sum past the safe range + * (`'bound'`); a payload the engine does not admit (`'malformed'` — a + * TypeError on the local path). */ export type RefusalReason = FieldKind | 'bound' | 'malformed'; /** One refused field: for `'bound'`, which bound (`detail`), the count and the limit. */ export interface Refusal { field: string | null; reason: RefusalReason; - detail?: 'pending' | 'run' | 'field'; + detail?: 'pending' | 'run' | 'field' | 'counter'; count?: number; max?: number; } diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index a09e683..4f0fdc2 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ const HINTS = { list: 'a list; use splice(), push(), setAt() or move() (an array, not a string)', text: 'a text; use splice(), push(), updateText() or mark() (a string, not an array)', tree: 'a tree; use treeMove() or treeRemove()', - bound: 'past a bound: pending work, a run or the field as a whole (see Costs and limits)', + bound: "past a bound: pending work, a run, the field as a whole or a counter's range (see Costs and limits)", }; // `malformed` is a payload the engine does not admit after the arguments // were checked — a bug in the caller or here, never a peer's doing on this diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 36b61d3..318d26b 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ // something newer than it lands (see isAlive) // counters[f] — { [origin]: [seq, sum, ts] }: a PN-counter, one running sum // per origin, so re-applying an `inc` (seq already seen) is a -// no-op and two snapshots join by taking the higher seq +// no-op and two snapshots join by taking the higher seq; a sum +// stays within ±MAX_COUNT, an inc past it is a `bound` refusal // sets[f] — { [elementKey]: { [origin]: [added, removed] } }: an // observed-remove set. elementKey is the element's JSON text; // per (element, origin) the ts of that origin's newest `add` @@ -120,9 +121,17 @@ const cloneEntry = (entry) => { return out; }; +// What one origin's running sum may reach, either way: past it a float +// would no longer count an increment of 1, and the next step is Infinity, +// which JSON keeps as null. Each sum depends on its origin's ops alone, so a +// bound on it refuses the same op on every node. +const MAX_COUNT = Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER; + +// The sums added up in origin order: floats round by the order they are +// added in, and the order of arrival differs between nodes. const counterValue = (perOrigin) => { let sum = 0; - for (const origin of Object.keys(perOrigin)) sum += perOrigin[origin][1]; + for (const origin of Object.keys(perOrigin).sort()) sum += perOrigin[origin][1]; return sum; }; @@ -210,7 +219,11 @@ const isStamp = (value) => Array.isArray(value) && value.length === 2 && typeof value[0] === 'number' && typeof value[1] === 'string'; const stampOf = (value) => (isStamp(value) ? [value[0], value[1]] : null); const isCount = (value) => - Array.isArray(value) && Number.isInteger(value[0]) && Number.isFinite(value[1]) && typeof value[2] === 'number'; + Array.isArray(value) && + Number.isInteger(value[0]) && + Number.isFinite(value[1]) && + Math.abs(value[1]) <= MAX_COUNT && + typeof value[2] === 'number'; const isSlot = (value) => Array.isArray(value) && value.length === 2 && @@ -759,8 +772,13 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op, limits = null) => { } else if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) >= 0) { const perOrigin = own(meta.counters, field) ?? (meta.counters[field] = {}); const known = own(perOrigin, op.origin); - if (!known || known[0] < op.seq) { - perOrigin[op.origin] = [op.seq, (known ? known[1] : 0) + value, op.ts]; + const sum = (known ? known[1] : 0) + value; + const fresh = !known || known[0] < op.seq; + if (fresh && !(Math.abs(sum) <= MAX_COUNT)) { + rejected.push({ field, reason: 'bound', detail: 'counter', count: sum, max: MAX_COUNT }); + if (Object.keys(perOrigin).length === 0) delete meta.counters[field]; + } else if (fresh) { + perOrigin[op.origin] = [op.seq, sum, op.ts]; entry.data[field] = counterValue(perOrigin); delta[field] = entry.data[field]; } @@ -827,7 +845,10 @@ const isAlive = (entry) => { * first (applyOp does that for a `merge` op). */ const mergeEntry = (a, b) => { - if (!a) return b ? cloneEntry(b) : null; + // A side alone is joined with nothing rather than copied: its data is read + // again from its meta, so a field the meta does not back (a slot or a block + // normalizeMeta refused, a value with no stamp) does not come with it. + if (!a) return b ? mergeEntry(createEntry(), b) : null; if (!b) return cloneEntry(a); const entry = createEntry(); const { meta, data } = entry; @@ -1085,6 +1106,7 @@ const kindsOf = (entry) => { }; module.exports = { + MAX_COUNT, createEntry, cloneEntry, applyOp, diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index e0feb44..82cbfb6 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -273,6 +273,7 @@ expectAssignable<syncom.FieldKind>('text'); expectAssignable<syncom.RefusalReason>('bound'); expectAssignable<syncom.RefusalReason>('malformed'); expectAssignable<syncom.Refusal>({ field: 'body', reason: 'bound', detail: 'pending', count: 1, max: 4096 }); +expectAssignable<syncom.Refusal>({ field: 'n', reason: 'bound', detail: 'counter', count: 2 ** 53, max: 2 ** 53 - 1 }); expectAssignable<syncom.Refusal>({ field: null, reason: 'malformed' }); expectError<syncom.FieldKind>('map'); expectAssignable<syncom.SetRemoval>(['x', { a: 1 }]); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 8fdecc6..14d44a5 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ const { latestClock, packOps, unpackOps, + MAX_COUNT, } = require('../src/ops.js'); const op = (type, ts, origin, extra = {}) => ({ type, ts, origin, seq: extra.seq ?? ts, id: 'r', ...extra }); @@ -1064,6 +1065,42 @@ test('ops: a peer-shaped meta reaches nothing it should not', async (t) => { }); }); +test('ops: a counter stays a number every node reads alike', async (t) => { + await t.test('an inc past MAX_COUNT is a bound refusal in any order; the sums add up in origin order', () => { + const inc = (ts, origin, seq, value) => op('inc', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'n', value }); + // Fractions round by the order they are added in; the reading must not depend on arrival. + const parts = [inc(1, 'A', 1, 0.1), inc(2, 'B', 1, 0.2), inc(3, 'C', 1, 0.3)]; + const readings = new Set(permutations(parts).map((order) => replay(order).data.n)); + assert.deepStrictEqual([...readings], [0.1 + 0.2 + 0.3]); + // Past the bound: refused, the origin's slot as it was, the next small inc lands. + const near = applyOp(null, inc(1, 'A', 1, MAX_COUNT - 1)).entry; + const over = applyOp(near, inc(2, 'A', 2, 2)); + const refused = { field: 'n', reason: 'bound', detail: 'counter', count: MAX_COUNT + 1, max: MAX_COUNT }; + assert.deepStrictEqual([over.changed, over.rejected, over.entry.data.n], [false, [refused], MAX_COUNT - 1]); + const next = applyOp(over.entry, inc(3, 'A', 3, 1)); + assert.deepStrictEqual([next.changed, next.entry.data.n], [true, MAX_COUNT]); + // A first inc past it leaves no field behind; another origin's sum is its own. + const huge = applyOp(null, inc(1, 'B', 1, 1e308)); + assert.deepStrictEqual([huge.changed, huge.entry.data, huge.entry.meta.counters], [false, {}, {}]); + const ops = [inc(1, 'A', 1, MAX_COUNT), inc(2, 'A', 2, 1), inc(3, 'B', 1, -5)]; + assertCommutes(ops, { n: MAX_COUNT - 5 }); + }); + + await t.test('a merge drops a counter sum past MAX_COUNT and data its meta does not back', () => { + // What a snapshot page carries for a record this node does not hold: a sum + // no op could make, and a value with no stamp under it. + const meta = { clock: { title: [4, 'A'] }, counters: { n: { A: [1, 1e300, 5], B: [1, 2, 6] } } }; + const data = { title: 'doc', n: 1e300, body: 'unstamped' }; + const { entry } = applyOp(null, op('merge', 10, 'H', { seq: 1, data, meta })); + assert.deepStrictEqual(entry.meta.counters, { n: { B: [1, 2, 6] } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(entry.data, { title: 'doc', n: 2 }); + // The same join over an entry this node holds reads alike. + const held = applyOp(null, op('set', 1, 'C', { data: { other: 1 } })).entry; + const over = applyOp(held, op('merge', 10, 'H', { seq: 1, data, meta })).entry; + assert.deepStrictEqual(over.data, { other: 1, title: 'doc', n: 2 }); + }); +}); + test('ops: the bound on pending work is the node’s', async (t) => { await t.test('applyOp takes { pendingMax }; a refusal names the bound, the count and the limit', () => { const splice = (ts, origin, seq, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'body', value }); diff --git a/tests/storage.ops.test.js b/tests/storage.ops.test.js index 7f42913..c20d6f0 100644 --- a/tests/storage.ops.test.js +++ b/tests/storage.ops.test.js @@ -90,6 +90,38 @@ test('Storage replication model', async (t) => { }, ); + await t.test( + 'an inc past a counter’s range is refused here, and from a peer, and a reopen reads the same', + async (t2) => { + const { dir, storage } = await openTemp(t2); + const id = await storage.insert({ title: 'doc' }); + await storage.inc(id, 'n', Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER - 1); + const seq = storage.log.lastSeq; + await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'n', 2), { + code: 'FIELD_KIND', + field: 'n', + kind: 'bound', + detail: 'counter', + max: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER, + }); + assert.strictEqual(storage.log.lastSeq, seq, 'nothing logged'); + // A peer's sum past the range: refused as a bound, logged as a no-op, the field as it was. + const errors = []; + storage.on('error', (error) => errors.push(error)); + await storage.applyRemote([remoteOp('peer', 1, 'inc', id, { key: 'n', value: 1e308 })]); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + errors.map((error) => [error.code, error.rejected?.[0]?.detail]), + [['OP_REFUSED', 'counter']], + ); + await storage.inc(id, 'n', 1); + assert.strictEqual((await storage.get(id)).n, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER); + await storage.close(); + const again = await syncom.open({ path: dir, logger: false }); + t2.after(() => again.close()); + assert.strictEqual((await again.get(id)).n, Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER, 'a reopen reads the same'); + }, + ); + await t.test('inc is a counter; a field is a register or a counter, never both', async (t2) => { const { storage } = await openTemp(t2); const id = await storage.insert({ name: 'Ada' }); From 4f806cc0adf7b77b4978ad9677b6556a68f6e82d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:52:57 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 46/53] fix(undo): a failed undo never takes back part of a record twice MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit c3ad4e2 kept a record from being inverted twice across records; inside one, a hook or a validator refusing a later op of its inverse left the earlier ops landed while the record stayed on the undo stack as the step left it, so the retry took them back again — `views` 2 → 1 → 0 for one step of +1. The record the failure stopped in now waits on the undo stack from where its landed ops left it: those ops are on the redo stack already (their commits were collected), and the record's `after` becomes theirs, so the retry inverts the rest alone and two redos bring the step back. UNDO-1 names the case and its test; versions.md says so instead of the caveat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 6 ++++++ INVARIANTS.md | 2 +- docs/guide/versions.md | 8 +++++--- src/undo.js | 12 +++++++++++- tests/suites/undo.js | 30 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 53 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index c6bbb50..cf82ec9 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,12 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A failed undo never inverts part of a record twice.** When a hook or a + validator refused a later op of one record's inverse, the earlier ops of + it had landed but the record stayed on the undo stack as the step left + it, so the retry took them back again (`views` 2 → 1 → 0). The record now + waits on the stack from where the landed ops left it — their way back is + on the redo stack — and the retry takes back the rest. - **A counter stays a number every node reads alike.** One origin's sum had no bound: past `Number.MAX_VALUE` it became `Infinity`, saved as `null`, so a node that reloaded the record counted again from 0 while one holding diff --git a/INVARIANTS.md b/INVARIANTS.md index 4530836..4322357 100644 --- a/INVARIANTS.md +++ b/INVARIANTS.md @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ without its row, or when an id names no test). The prose behind them is | BRANCH-1 | A merge hands the receiver every stream it can take or joins the source's state — a third node's stream the source compacted past the receiver included; it never reports success over a gap. | `a merge hands over every stream or joins as state: a third node’s ops the parent compacted are never skipped` | | BRANCH-2 | `drop()` removes only what `branch()` made, `branch()` takes only a new directory, and a fork that fails leaves nothing behind. | `drop() takes a branch alone: a storage with no branch.json is refused and keeps its files`; `branch() opens a new directory: a path that holds files — another storage — is refused`; `a failed branch() leaves nothing behind: the next attempt starts clean` | | TAG-1 | A tag's name is checked where it enters — the call and the file alike — before it becomes a path under `tags/`. | `a tags.json line whose name is not a record id is dropped at open, never read as a path` | -| UNDO-1 | A failed undo leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice. | `a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice` | +| UNDO-1 | A failed undo leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try: a record is never inverted twice — nor a part of one, where the failure stopped inside it. | `a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice`; `a failed undo inside one record leaves its landed ops landed; the retry takes back the rest` | | TAG-2 | A `tags.json` that cannot be read never blocks `open()`: the storage runs without tags, keeps the file aside as `tags.corrupt.json`, refuses `tag()` until it is repaired, and keeps every changed record's file under `tags/.pending/` so the tags a repair brings back read as they did. | `a torn tags.json never blocks open: no tags, the file kept aside, tag() refused until repaired` | | TAG-3 | An open reads `tags.json` and the newest tag alone; an older tag's catalog and copies are read at its first use, once, and a tag whose catalog is gone is dropped then — the newest at open — as an untag would drop it (what the older tag needs of its copies moves there, the rest go), with a warning, its reader told `TAG_NOT_FOUND`; the next newest takes the write path. | `an older tag is read at its first use: the open reads the newest alone` | | LOG-3 | Under `open({ defer })` a record file lags the log by the window at most, never the reads: the log is durable at once, the cache and the catalog read every write, `tag()` and `close()` flush first, a peer's write of the record lands it whole and settles what waited, and a crash before the flush replays the batch. | `writes within the window coalesce into one file and one block; reads see every write at once`; `tag() and close() flush first; the file is whole on disk after close`; `a peer’s op on a deferred record writes the file whole and settles what waited` | diff --git a/docs/guide/versions.md b/docs/guide/versions.md index 078092d..ac283ea 100644 --- a/docs/guide/versions.md +++ b/docs/guide/versions.md @@ -317,9 +317,11 @@ increment back; a text comes back as new characters. A text's marks are not undone. An undo that fails partway — a hook refusing one record's inverse, say — leaves the records it took back taken back, with their way back on the redo stack, and the rest on the undo stack for another try, so a record is -not inverted twice; within one record, the [`applyPatches()`](#diff-and-restore) -rule holds — a hook or a validator that refuses a later op of its inverse -leaves the earlier ones applied, and the record still on the undo stack. +not inverted twice. Within one record too: a hook or a validator that +refuses a later op of its inverse leaves the earlier ones applied (the +[`applyPatches()`](#diff-and-restore) rule), their way back goes to the redo +stack, and the record waits on the undo stack from where those ops left it — +the retry takes back the rest, not the whole record again. `createUndo(storage, options)` also takes `scope` — only the ops of that scope (`'*'` the global one) — `exclude(op)` — ops to leave out — and diff --git a/src/undo.js b/src/undo.js index 35621a4..613afd2 100644 --- a/src/undo.js +++ b/src/undo.js @@ -209,8 +209,10 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { left.delete(id); for (const seq of record.seqs) collected.taken.add(seq); }; + let current = null; try { for (const [id, record] of step.records) { + current = id; const conflicts = this.#conflicts(step, id); let patches = invert(record, true); let kept = patches; @@ -235,7 +237,15 @@ class UndoManager extends Emitter { } catch (error) { // What was taken back stays taken back: the records already inverted // leave the step, their way back on the other stack; the rest wait on - // this one for another try. A record is never inverted twice. + // this one for another try. A record is never inverted twice — nor in + // part: where the failure stopped inside a record, the ops that landed + // are on the other stack, and what they left is where its inverse + // starts next time. + const partial = current === null ? undefined : collected.records.get(current); + if (partial !== undefined && left.has(current)) { + const record = left.get(current); + left.set(current, { ...record, after: partial.after, kinds: { ...record.kinds, ...partial.kinds } }); + } if (left.size > 0) from.push({ ...step, records: left }); if (collected.records.size > 0) to.push(collected); this.#refreshOldest(); diff --git a/tests/suites/undo.js b/tests/suites/undo.js index 9597c5c..86aa060 100644 --- a/tests/suites/undo.js +++ b/tests/suites/undo.js @@ -226,6 +226,36 @@ const runUndoTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { undo.stop(); }); + await t.test( + 'a failed undo inside one record leaves its landed ops landed; the retry takes back the rest', + async (t2) => { + let failing = false; + const beforeWrite = (ctx) => { + if (failing && ctx.type === 'set') throw new Error('not now'); + }; + const storage = await createStorage(t2, 'A', { hooks: { beforeWrite } }); + await storage.inc('r', 'views', 1); + await storage.update('r', { title: 'Draft' }); + const undo = createUndo(storage, { mergeInterval: 1e9 }); + await storage.inc('r', 'views', 1); + await storage.update('r', { title: 'Final' }); + // The step's inverse is two ops on one record: the inc lands, the hook refuses the set. + failing = true; + await assert.rejects(() => undo.undo(), { code: 'HOOK_FAILED' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { views: 1, title: 'Final' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 1, redo: 1 }); + failing = false; + assert.deepStrictEqual(await undo.undo(), { applied: 1, skipped: 0 }, 'the set alone: the inc stays landed'); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { views: 1, title: 'Draft' }); + // Redo brings it back in the two steps the undo left. + await undo.redo(); + await undo.redo(); + assert.deepStrictEqual(await storage.get('r'), { views: 2, title: 'Final' }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(undo.size, { undo: 2, redo: 0 }); + undo.stop(); + }, + ); + await t.test( 'a failed undo leaves what it took back taken back; the retry inverts the rest, never twice', async (t2) => { From 6e5c9f76a265f7391c6d9d26f29abbb7d0edcee4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:55:27 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 47/53] fix: small edges the docs audit found MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - Emitter: the maxListeners cap is checked before a listener is kept, so the one it refuses is not left registered behind the throw. - crdt.js diff(): a null side is an empty object and a non-collection under an array has no elements — no throw on `{ a: null }` or `{ a: 5 }`, and a string is no longer a set of its characters. - A cursor at a tag with `$text` says a tag keeps no text index (it said the entity had no search fields). - update() checks the id first (INVALID_ID like every writer); its NOT_FOUND and swap()'s carry the id. - applyPatches(): an unknown action is named as such, not as one that "needs a field". - bootstrap adopt(): a peer's vector walked by its own keys, never for…in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 8 ++++++++ docs/reference/api.md | 4 ++-- src/bootstrap.js | 4 +++- src/commit.js | 2 +- src/crdt.js | 13 +++++++------ src/emitter.js | 16 ++++++++-------- src/patch.js | 16 ++++++++++++++-- src/storage.js | 3 ++- src/versions.js | 4 +++- tests/crdt.test.js | 8 ++++++++ tests/suites/emitter.js | 7 ++++++- tests/suites/ids.js | 2 +- tests/suites/tags.js | 2 +- 13 files changed, 64 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index cf82ec9..5823461 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,14 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **Small edges.** A listener the `maxListeners` cap refuses is no longer + left registered behind the throw. `diff()` of the CRDT deltas takes a + `null` side and a non-collection under an array instead of throwing, and + no longer reads a string as a set of its characters. `$text` at a tag says + that a tag keeps no text index, not that the entity has no search fields. + `update()` with an invalid id is `INVALID_ID` like every other writer, and + its `NOT_FOUND` (and `swap()`'s) carries the `id`. `applyPatches()` names + an unknown action as such. `adopt` walks a peer's vector by its own keys. - **A failed undo never inverts part of a record twice.** When a hook or a validator refused a later op of one record's inverse, the earlier ops of it had landed but the record stayed on the undo stack as the step left diff --git a/docs/reference/api.md b/docs/reference/api.md index 65240f1..dcfab92 100644 --- a/docs/reference/api.md +++ b/docs/reference/api.md @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Returns `Promise<Storage>`. Takes an options object only — `open('./dir')` is | `list()` | `Promise<string[]>` | Every live id, sorted — from the catalog, no I/O | | `check(entity, data)` | `Promise<unknown>` | Runs the entity's validator as a write would and returns its value; rejects with `ValidationError`; writes nothing | | `migrate({ entities, batch = 100, actor }?)` | `Promise<{ migrated, counters, sets, lists, texts, trees }>` | Rewrites records of an older schema version through the lens — a `write` of the view, then the counters and the sets added back, a list or a text as one run, a tree as one move per node (an empty one is dropped); idempotent; `actor` rides on the ops it writes; a `TypeError` without `open({ schema })` (see [Reading across versions](../guide/storage#reading-across-versions)) | -| `set(id, data, options?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the record (a `write` op); keeps `$type` — data naming another is a `TypeError` with `code: 'TYPE_IMMUTABLE'`; rejects with `FIELD_KIND` for a field held by another kind than a register. Every writer but `update()` rejects an invalid id with `TypeError` `code: 'INVALID_ID'` | +| `set(id, data, options?)` | `Promise<void>` | Replaces the record (a `write` op); keeps `$type` — data naming another is a `TypeError` with `code: 'TYPE_IMMUTABLE'`; rejects with `FIELD_KIND` for a field held by another kind than a register. Every writer rejects an invalid id with `TypeError` `code: 'INVALID_ID'` | | `update(id, delta, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Sets the listed fields (a `set` op); rejects with `NOT_FOUND` when absent, `FIELD_KIND` on a counter, set, list, text or tree field | | `inc(id, key, value = 1, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds to a counter field (an `inc` op); `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | | `add(id, key, elements, { actor }?)` | `Promise<void>` | Adds JSON values to a set field (an `add` op); creates the field and the record when absent; `FIELD_KIND` on a field of any other kind | @@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ carries no code, except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE`, `INVALID_VERSION` and | `REWOUND` | the sync `error` event, at a hello: the host holds more of this node's own ops than its log does — a directory restored from an older copy, or another instance with this identity. The node moves its streams past the host's and bootstraps from it; writes made since the restore and before this hello are lost to the host | `url`, `local`, `remote` (vector keys of this node → seq) | | `UNDELIVERABLE` | the sync `error` event, once per hello: the host lacks ops of this node's own that its log no longer retains (written before any node was registered, and compacted since); they are not sent | `url`, `missing` (key → `{ host, retained }`) | | `SKEW`, `OP_UNREADABLE`, `OP_REFUSED`, `OP_INVALID` | the storage `error` event — see [`Storage`](#storage) | `op`, plus `rejected` / `entity` + `issues`; `cause` for `OP_UNREADABLE` | -| `INVALID_ID` | every writer (but `update()`, which finds no such record first: `NOT_FOUND`), `repair()`, `diff()`, `applyPatches()`, `compact()`, `spans()`, `cursor()`, `index()` given an id that is not a [valid id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers) — and `insert()` when `getId` mints one (a `TypeError`); `get()`, `has()` and `history()` answer as for an absent record | — | +| `INVALID_ID` | every writer, `repair()`, `diff()`, `applyPatches()`, `compact()`, `spans()`, `cursor()`, `index()` given an id that is not a [valid id](../guide/storage#custom-identifiers) — and `insert()` when `getId` mints one (a `TypeError`); `get()`, `has()` and `history()` answer as for an absent record | — | | `TYPE_IMMUTABLE` | a local `set()`, `update()`, `swap()`, `record.save()` or patch whose data names another `$type` than the record's (a `TypeError`) | — | | `NO_CHAIN` | `validate()` under `open({ chain: false })` (a `TypeError`) | — | | `HOOK_FAILED` | a `HookError` | `hook`, `cause` | diff --git a/src/bootstrap.js b/src/bootstrap.js index a87c57f..fff13ed 100644 --- a/src/bootstrap.js +++ b/src/bootstrap.js @@ -184,7 +184,9 @@ const mergeBatch = async (core, records, via, from) => { const adopt = async (core, vector, { via = null, from = null } = {}) => { const known = core.log.vector; const news = {}; - for (const key in vector) { + // A peer's vector: own keys alone, read as values. + for (const key of Object.keys(vector)) { + if (key === '__proto__') continue; if (Number.isInteger(vector[key]) && (known[key] ?? 0) < vector[key]) news[key] = vector[key]; } if (Object.keys(news).length === 0) return null; diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index 4f0fdc2..f9eb901 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ const expectation = async (core, id, current, expect) => { let seen = null; if (current?.encrypted) seen = current.data; else if (current && isAlive(current)) seen = await core.view(id, current); - if (!seen) throw new SyncomError('NOT_FOUND', `Record ${id} not found`); + if (!seen) throw new SyncomError('NOT_FOUND', `Record ${id} not found`, { id }); for (const key of Object.keys(expect)) if (seen[key] !== expect[key]) return false; return true; }; diff --git a/src/crdt.js b/src/crdt.js index 08e191c..1810b9c 100644 --- a/src/crdt.js +++ b/src/crdt.js @@ -4,9 +4,12 @@ // key, and assigning it would replace the result's prototype instead. const isField = (key) => key !== '__proto__'; +// A collection's elements, for the set diff; anything else has none. +const elementsOf = (value) => (Array.isArray(value) || value instanceof Set ? value : []); + const diff = (source, target) => { - if (typeof source !== 'object') source = {}; - if (typeof target !== 'object') target = {}; + if (source === null || typeof source !== 'object') source = {}; + if (target === null || typeof target !== 'object') target = {}; const delta = {}; const sourceKeys = new Set(Object.keys(source)); const targetKeys = new Set(Object.keys(target)); @@ -16,10 +19,8 @@ const diff = (source, target) => { if (!sourceKeys.has(key)) { delta[key] = target[key]; } else if (Array.isArray(target[key]) || target[key] instanceof Set) { - const sourceArr = source[key]; - const targetArr = target[key]; - const sourceSet = new Set(sourceArr); - const targetSet = new Set(targetArr); + const sourceSet = new Set(elementsOf(source[key])); + const targetSet = new Set(target[key]); const diffSet = new Set([...targetSet].filter((x) => !sourceSet.has(x))); if (diffSet.size > 0) { delta[key] = Array.from(diffSet); diff --git a/src/emitter.js b/src/emitter.js index 2d9498e..8da1ed7 100644 --- a/src/emitter.js +++ b/src/emitter.js @@ -46,24 +46,24 @@ class Emitter { return Promise.all(promises).then(() => undefined); } + // Checked before the listener is kept: one the cap refuses is not left + // registered behind the throw. #addListener(eventName, listener, once) { let event = this.#events.get(eventName); + if (event && event.on.includes(listener)) throw new Error('Duplicate listeners detected'); + if ((event ? event.on.length : 0) + 1 > this.#maxListeners) { + throw new Error( + `MaxListenersExceededWarning: Possible memory leak. ` + `Current maxListeners is ${this.#maxListeners}.`, + ); + } if (!event) { const on = [listener]; event = { on, once: once ? new Set(on) : new Set() }; this.#events.set(eventName, event); } else { - if (event.on.includes(listener)) { - throw new Error('Duplicate listeners detected'); - } event.on.push(listener); if (once) event.once.add(listener); } - if (event.on.length > this.#maxListeners) { - throw new Error( - `MaxListenersExceededWarning: Possible memory leak. ` + `Current maxListeners is ${this.#maxListeners}.`, - ); - } } on(eventName, listener) { diff --git a/src/patch.js b/src/patch.js index 45555bb..d9ba6c4 100644 --- a/src/patch.js +++ b/src/patch.js @@ -179,6 +179,19 @@ const diffViews = (from, fromKinds, to, toKinds, { purged = false, exact = true }; const isField = (value) => typeof value === 'string' && value.length > 0; +const ACTIONS = new Set([ + 'put', + 'write', + 'inc', + 'add', + 'remove', + 'splice', + 'mark', + 'treeMove', + 'treeRemove', + 'delete', + 'purge', +]); // Exactly the tags a remove revokes: `[[element, { origin: addTs }]]`. const isRemovals = (list) => @@ -200,6 +213,7 @@ const isRemovals = (list) => const realize = (patch) => { if (patch === null || typeof patch !== 'object') throw new TypeError('applyPatches(): a patch is an object'); const { action, field } = patch; + if (!ACTIONS.has(action)) throw new TypeError(`applyPatches(): unknown action ${action}`); const named = action !== 'write' && action !== 'delete' && action !== 'purge'; if (named && !isField(field)) throw new TypeError(`applyPatches(): ${action} needs a field`); const method = 'applyPatches'; @@ -254,8 +268,6 @@ const realize = (patch) => { return ['delete', {}]; case 'purge': return ['purge', {}]; - default: - throw new TypeError(`applyPatches(): unknown action ${action}`); } }; diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index cbc0279..62f05bd 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -1109,7 +1109,8 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { } async update(id, delta, { actor } = {}) { - if (!(await this.has(id))) throw new SyncomError('NOT_FOUND', `Record ${id} not found`); + if (!isRecordId(id)) throw invalidId(id); + if (!(await this.has(id))) throw new SyncomError('NOT_FOUND', `Record ${id} not found`, { id }); if (!isPlainObject(delta)) throw new TypeError('update() takes a plain object'); await this[COMMIT]('set', id, { data: delta }, { actor }); } diff --git a/src/versions.js b/src/versions.js index 2e7d5bc..8f7fee1 100644 --- a/src/versions.js +++ b/src/versions.js @@ -164,7 +164,9 @@ const sourceAt = (core, name) => { ids: (entity) => catalog().ids(entity), row: (id) => catalog().row(id), indexed: (entity) => catalog().indexed(entity), - searches: () => false, + searches: () => { + throw new TypeError(`select(): $text is not served at tag ${name}: a tag keeps no text index`); + }, subscribe: () => { throw new TypeError(`watch(): tag ${name} does not change`); }, diff --git a/tests/crdt.test.js b/tests/crdt.test.js index 0368601..2a40d20 100644 --- a/tests/crdt.test.js +++ b/tests/crdt.test.js @@ -39,6 +39,14 @@ test('CRDT module', async (t) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(setDiff, { tags: ['c'] }); }); + await t.test('diff function - a null side or a non-collection under an array is nothing, not a throw', () => { + assert.deepStrictEqual(syncom.diff({ a: null }, { a: { b: 1 } }), { a: { b: 1 } }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(syncom.diff(null, { a: 1 }), { a: 1 }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(syncom.diff({ a: 5 }, { a: [1, 2] }), { a: [1, 2] }); + const chars = syncom.diff({ a: 'ab' }, { a: ['a', 'c'] }); + assert.deepStrictEqual(chars, { a: ['a', 'c'] }, 'a string is not a set of characters'); + }); + await t.test('diff function - nested objects', () => { const source = { user: { name: 'John', age: 30 } }; const target = { user: { name: 'Jane', age: 30, city: 'NYC' } }; diff --git a/tests/suites/emitter.js b/tests/suites/emitter.js index 62dbf23..e785212 100644 --- a/tests/suites/emitter.js +++ b/tests/suites/emitter.js @@ -91,7 +91,12 @@ const runEmitterTests = async (t, assert, Emitter) => { const emitter = new Emitter({ maxListeners: 2 }); emitter.on('a', () => {}); emitter.on('a', () => {}); - assert.throws(() => emitter.on('a', () => {}), /MaxListenersExceededWarning/); + const third = () => {}; + assert.throws(() => emitter.on('a', third), /MaxListenersExceededWarning/); + assert.strictEqual(emitter.listenerCount('a'), 2, 'the refused listener is not kept'); + emitter.off('a', [...emitter.listeners('a')][0]); + emitter.on('a', third); + assert.strictEqual(emitter.listenerCount('a'), 2); }); await t.test('listeners and listenerCount require an event name', () => { diff --git a/tests/suites/ids.js b/tests/suites/ids.js index 96e6645..ce2477f 100644 --- a/tests/suites/ids.js +++ b/tests/suites/ids.js @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ const runIdTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { await assert.rejects(() => storage.inc(id, 'n'), { code: 'INVALID_ID' }, label); await assert.rejects(() => storage.delete(id), { code: 'INVALID_ID' }, label); await assert.rejects(() => storage.purge(id), { code: 'INVALID_ID' }, label); - await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { a: 1 }), /not found/, label); + await assert.rejects(() => storage.update(id, { a: 1 }), { name: 'TypeError', code: 'INVALID_ID' }, label); assert.strictEqual(await storage.get(id), null, label); assert.strictEqual(await storage.has(id), false, label); } diff --git a/tests/suites/tags.js b/tests/suites/tags.js index d830f52..0353147 100644 --- a/tests/suites/tags.js +++ b/tests/suites/tags.js @@ -415,7 +415,7 @@ const runTagTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.deepStrictEqual(await view.collection('Note').get(note.id), { text: 'x', $type: 'Note' }); assert.throws(() => view.collection('Nope'), TypeError); assert.throws(() => posts.select().watch(() => {}), /does not change/); - assert.throws(() => posts.select({ $text: 'x' }), TypeError); + assert.throws(() => posts.select({ $text: 'x' }), { name: 'TypeError', message: /\$text is not served at tag/ }); // A snapshot at the tag: pages another storage joins to stand there. const page = await view.snapshot({ limit: 3 }); assert.strictEqual(page.records.length, 3); From d1fee85316052f882bb527a54cccb9db2a7dd73e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 21:57:20 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 48/53] fix(ops): a snapshot block is held to the node's sync.pendingMax The op path refused a list or text op by the node's own bound on pending work (`core.limits.pendingMax`); the snapshot path rebuilt a peer's block through normalizeSeq with the PENDING_MAX constant, so a node that raised the bound still dropped a block a peer's ops could have built there, and one that lowered it took blocks its ops path would refuse. normalizeMeta and normalizeSeq take the bound now, and applyOp passes the one a `merge` op is applied under. lists.md and sync.md drop the caveat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 5 +++++ docs/guide/lists.md | 3 +-- docs/guide/sync.md | 7 +++---- src/ops.js | 6 +++--- src/sequence.js | 11 ++++++----- tests/ops.test.js | 10 ++++++++++ tests/sequence.test.js | 2 ++ 7 files changed, 30 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 5823461..67c382d 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,11 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A snapshot block is held to the node's `sync.pendingMax`.** The op + path took a node's bound, the snapshot path the default 4 096 whatever + the option said: a node that raised it still dropped blocks a peer's ops + could have built there. `normalizeMeta` and `normalizeSeq` take the bound + a `merge` op is applied under. - **Small edges.** A listener the `maxListeners` cap refuses is no longer left registered behind the throw. `diff()` of the CRDT deltas takes a `null` side and a non-collection under an array instead of throwing, and diff --git a/docs/guide/lists.md b/docs/guide/lists.md index 2ac583d..7c38a2f 100644 --- a/docs/guide/lists.md +++ b/docs/guide/lists.md @@ -353,8 +353,7 @@ caller's to avoid. `detail`, `count` and `max`), so a mesh with several hosts, where a peer's ops can run far ahead of the runs they cut, raises the bound rather than lowers it. A block that arrives as state — a snapshot page, a `merge` op — - is held to 4 096 pending items whatever `sync.pendingMax` says: one past - that is not taken as state, even on a node that raised the bound. + is held to the same bound: one past it is not taken as state. - Queries see a list as the array it reads as: an index on the field posts every element (`select({ tags: 'bug' })` finds a list holding `'bug'`), an equality against a whole array compares it in order, and a unique key over diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 72754c8..6c227c9 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -431,9 +431,8 @@ dialer keeps sealed ([encrypted](./storage#encryption-at-rest)) is left as it is, and a record stamped beyond `sync.maxSkew` or under an id that is no record id is left out; the rest of the page lands. The metadata is rebuilt into the shape the engine trusts before it is joined, and a list or text -block past a [bound](#guarantees-and-limits) is not taken as state — for -pending work that bound is the default 4096, whatever `sync.pendingMax` -says. +block past a [bound](#guarantees-and-limits) — `sync.pendingMax` for its +pending work, as on the op path — is not taken as state. The joined state enters the dialer's own log as `merge` and `advance` ops, so a third node resuming from the dialer gets it too — bootstrap is transitive. @@ -579,7 +578,7 @@ once `close()` was called is refused at once. | `retention.ops` | `10000` | Ops kept in the log before the oldest segment is dropped | | `retention.days` | — | Age after which a segment is dropped | | `maxSkew` | `86400000` | How far ahead of this node's clock a peer's stamp may be, in ms; beyond it the op is `malformed`, and a snapshot record is left out of the join. `Infinity` disables | -| `pendingMax` | `4096` | How much pending work a list or text field takes from a peer's ops that ran ahead of what they depend on — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and extensions for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements not here — before an op is refused (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `bound`, with `detail`, `count` and `max`). A refusal is final on this node, so a mesh with several hosts raises it rather than lowers it. `Infinity` disables. A snapshot block is held to the default whatever this says | +| `pendingMax` | `4096` | How much pending work a list or text field takes from a peer's ops that ran ahead of what they depend on — runs waiting for their anchor, cuts and extensions for their run, registers and switched-off marks for elements not here — before an op is refused (`OP_REFUSED`, reason `bound`, with `detail`, `count` and `max`). A refusal is final on this node, so a mesh with several hosts raises it rather than lowers it. `Infinity` disables. A snapshot block past it is not taken as state | | `signatures` | `'verify'` | `'verify'`, `'require'` or `false` — see [Signatures](#signatures) | | `maxOutbox` | `10000` | Ops queued for one peer beyond this are dropped and the peer is `behind`; the recovery pushes what it lacks from the vector | | `log.rollAfter` | `64` | Appended batches per sealed segment | diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 318d26b..14d2793 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ const isSlot = (value) => // under a canonical JSON key, anything else dropped. A copy, so nothing of // the peer's object is kept by reference and a `__proto__` key in it reaches // nothing. -const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { +const normalizeMeta = (meta, pendingMax = S.PENDING_MAX) => { const clock = {}; if (isPlainObject(meta.clock)) { for (const field of Object.keys(meta.clock)) { @@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ const normalizeMeta = (meta) => { if (isPlainObject(meta.seqs)) { for (const field of Object.keys(meta.seqs)) { if (!isKey(field)) continue; - const seq = S.normalizeSeq(meta.seqs[field], base); + const seq = S.normalizeSeq(meta.seqs[field], base, pendingMax); if (seq !== null) seqs[field] = seq; } } @@ -744,7 +744,7 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op, limits = null) => { // downstream peer can receive. Idempotent and commutative by // construction (see mergeEntry). if (isPlainObject(op.data) && isPlainObject(op.meta)) { - const joined = mergeEntry(previous, { data: op.data, meta: normalizeMeta(op.meta) }); + const joined = mergeEntry(previous, { data: op.data, meta: normalizeMeta(op.meta, pendingMax) }); // Only the replicated halves count: a cached entry also carries its // block hash and the encrypted flag. const same = previous && deepEqual(joined.data, previous.data) && deepEqual(joined.meta, previous.meta); diff --git a/src/sequence.js b/src/sequence.js index af10216..06f8f96 100644 --- a/src/sequence.js +++ b/src/sequence.js @@ -187,10 +187,11 @@ const isJson = (value) => value === null || ['string', 'number', 'boolean', 'obj // A peer's block, rebuilt into the trusted shape: every key of a known // form, every run a canonical RLE of the block's kind anchored at an element // older than itself, every anchor and register well-formed, the whole within -// MAX_FIELD slots and PENDING_MAX pending items under `base` (the entry's -// reset watermark, which decides what an orphan run is). Anything else is -// dropped; a block with nothing left, or past a bound, is null. -const normalizeSeq = (raw, base = null) => { +// MAX_FIELD slots and `pendingMax` pending items (the node's +// `sync.pendingMax`, PENDING_MAX by default) under `base` (the entry's reset +// watermark, which decides what an orphan run is). Anything else is dropped; +// a block with nothing left, or past a bound, is null. +const normalizeSeq = (raw, base = null, pendingMax = PENDING_MAX) => { if (!raw || typeof raw !== 'object') return null; const kind = raw.k === 't' || raw.k === 'l' ? raw.k : null; if (kind === null) return null; @@ -265,7 +266,7 @@ const normalizeSeq = (raw, base = null) => { seq.ts = stampsMax(seq); // The same bound the op path keeps: a block a peer could not have built // through ops is not taken as state either. - if (pendingCount(seq, buildIndex(seq, base)) > PENDING_MAX) return null; + if (pendingCount(seq, buildIndex(seq, base)) > pendingMax) return null; return seq; }; diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 14d44a5..545e72d 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -1102,6 +1102,16 @@ test('ops: a counter stays a number every node reads alike', async (t) => { }); test('ops: the bound on pending work is the node’s', async (t) => { + await t.test('a merge takes a block by the node’s bound, as an op would be', () => { + // A block holding three pending cuts of runs not here. + const cuts = { '1:X': [[0, 1]], '1:Y': [[0, 1]], '1:Z': [[0, 1]] }; + const meta = { clock: {}, counters: {}, seqs: { body: { k: 't', ts: 2, runs: { '2:A': ['^', ['ab']] }, cuts } } }; + const merge = (limits) => applyOp(null, op('merge', 10, 'H', { seq: 1, data: { body: 'ab' }, meta }), limits).entry; + assert.strictEqual(merge({ pendingMax: 2 }).data.body, undefined, 'past a lowered bound: not taken'); + assert.strictEqual(merge({ pendingMax: 3 }).data.body, 'ab', 'within it: taken'); + assert.strictEqual(merge(null).data.body, 'ab', 'the default bound'); + }); + await t.test('applyOp takes { pendingMax }; a refusal names the bound, the count and the limit', () => { const splice = (ts, origin, seq, value) => op('splice', ts, origin, { seq, key: 'body', value }); const first = applyOp(null, splice(1, 'A', 1, { at: '^', content: 'ab' })); diff --git a/tests/sequence.test.js b/tests/sequence.test.js index 88802de..6ce7f3f 100644 --- a/tests/sequence.test.js +++ b/tests/sequence.test.js @@ -729,6 +729,8 @@ test('sequence engine', async (t) => { for (let i = 1; i <= S.PENDING_MAX + 1; i++) cuts[`${i}:Z`] = [[0, 1]]; const flood = { k: 't', ts: 1, runs: { '1:A': ['^', ['a']] }, cuts }; assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq(flood), null); + assert.ok(S.normalizeSeq(flood, null, S.PENDING_MAX + 1) !== null, 'a node that raised the bound takes it'); + assert.strictEqual(S.normalizeSeq(flood, null, 10), null, 'one that lowered it does not'); delete cuts[`${S.PENDING_MAX + 1}:Z`]; assert.ok(S.normalizeSeq(flood) !== null, 'at the bound it is taken'); // A run anchored at an element as new as itself or newer is nobody's; a mark spanning one, the same. From 068d140d1d64a46317cb2d79843627101513c147 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 22:01:00 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 49/53] fix(storage): a live Record reads as get() after a change too MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit A Record loaded through get() — the lens and the read hooks — but every change it followed (a write here, an op from a peer) handed it the record as stored: a redacted field showed its raw value after an unrelated update(), and a record of an older schema version showed its old field names after an inc(). The write paths hand the refresh the entry; #emitUpdate reads it through the lens and beforeRead/afterRead when either is in play. Those run once the write is done, outside the mutation queue — a read hook may write, and that write waits for the queue — chained so refreshes keep the order of the writes; with neither, the Record is refreshed at once, as before. A read hook that throws leaves the Record as it was (`record.refresh`, logged at warn). The hooks, schema and storage guides drop the caveat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 8 ++++++++ docs/guide/hooks.md | 13 +++++++------ docs/guide/schema.md | 4 ++-- docs/guide/storage.md | 8 ++++---- docs/guide/telemetry.md | 2 +- src/apply.js | 4 +++- src/bootstrap.js | 2 +- src/commit.js | 2 +- src/storage.js | 38 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- tests/suites/hooks.js | 5 +++++ tests/suites/schema.js | 7 +++++++ 11 files changed, 74 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 67c382d..0a4c907 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,14 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A live `Record` reads as `get()` after a change too.** It loaded through + the lens and the read hooks, but every change it followed — a write here, + an op from a peer — handed it the record as stored: a redacted field showed + its raw value after an unrelated `update()`, and a record of an older + schema version showed its old field names after an `inc()`. The refresh + now reads through the lens and `beforeRead`/`afterRead`; with either in + play it runs once the write is done, outside the mutation queue (a read + hook may write), in the order of the writes. - **A snapshot block is held to the node's `sync.pendingMax`.** The op path took a node's bound, the snapshot path the default 4 096 whatever the option said: a node that raised it still dropped blocks a peer's ops diff --git a/docs/guide/hooks.md b/docs/guide/hooks.md index a6a6028..b6b4fc9 100644 --- a/docs/guide/hooks.md +++ b/docs/guide/hooks.md @@ -111,12 +111,13 @@ then: append to the log → persist the records → afterApply → 'apply' back. It does not touch the record: `swap()` compares against the raw data, `snapshot()` replicates the raw data, `getCachedData()` and `has()` are raw, and so is what a cursor (`select()`), `diff()`, `spans()`, `cursor()` and -`index()` read. A `Record` is loaded through `get()`, but the changes it -follows afterwards — a write here, an op from a peer — arrive as the record -is stored, without `afterRead`: a redaction holds on a live `Record` only -until the record next changes. A `Record` that saved a redacted field would -write the redaction back; it does not, because `save()` writes only the -fields that were assigned. +`index()` read. A `Record` reads through `get()` as it loads and as it follows +a change — a write here, an op from a peer: with `beforeRead` or `afterRead` +set, it is refreshed once the write is done, outside the mutation queue (a +read hook may write), so a redaction holds on a live `Record` for good; a +`beforeRead` that throws then leaves the `Record` as it was. A `Record` that +saved a redacted field would write the redaction back; it does not, because +`save()` writes only the fields that were assigned. ### Skipping a peer's op diff --git a/docs/guide/schema.md b/docs/guide/schema.md index 7c2c17a..7e68cbb 100644 --- a/docs/guide/schema.md +++ b/docs/guide/schema.md @@ -198,8 +198,8 @@ validator. `lens: 'migrations'` or `'validate'` picks one step (the default `migrations`). The lens applies everywhere a record is read as a record — `get()`, -`swap()`, the [query layer](./query), a `Record` as it loads (the changes it -follows afterwards arrive raw) — and to what a write is validated against; +`swap()`, the [query layer](./query), a `Record` as it loads and as it +follows a change — and to what a write is validated against; `snapshot()`, `getCachedData()` and replication stay raw. ### Rewriting: `migrate()` diff --git a/docs/guide/storage.md b/docs/guide/storage.md index b472631..ea14e2b 100644 --- a/docs/guide/storage.md +++ b/docs/guide/storage.md @@ -394,10 +394,10 @@ Properties are defined from whatever keys the record had when it was loaded; A record also follows changes made **elsewhere** — `storage.update()` in the same process, or an op from a peer: its properties are refreshed, `update` fires with the delta, and edits staged but not yet saved stay on top. A -record deleted elsewhere reports `update` with `null` data. A record is -loaded through `get()` — the lens and [`afterRead`](./hooks#reads-stay-raw-where-it-matters) -applied — but a change it follows arrives as the record is stored, without -either. +record deleted elsewhere reports `update` with `null` data. A record reads +through `get()` — the lens and [`afterRead`](./hooks#reads-stay-raw-where-it-matters) +applied — as it loads and as it follows a change; with the lens or a read +hook in play, the change reaches it once the write is done, in order. ### References diff --git a/docs/guide/telemetry.md b/docs/guide/telemetry.md index d2d3e1a..6456a41 100644 --- a/docs/guide/telemetry.md +++ b/docs/guide/telemetry.md @@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ alert to key on: | warn | `sync.gaps`, `sync.push.gaps`, `sync.error`, `sync.outbox.dropped`, `sync.record.malformed`, `sync.record.skew`, `sync.record.encrypted` | a page with gaps (received, or answered by the host to a push), a failure on the way to a peer (`REWOUND` and `UNDELIVERABLE` among them), a dropped backlog, a snapshot record left out | | warn | `log.epoch.new` (when a log was there), `log.segment.unreadable`, `log.open.unreadable` | the log changed epoch or lost a file | | warn | `storage.unpersisted` | logged ops whose record files could not be written, held in memory until the next open; also an `error` event (`UNPERSISTED`) | -| warn | `catalog.skipped`, `catalog.lens`, `catalog.save`, `catalog.search`, `snapshot.skipped`, `replay.skipped`, `record.shadowed` | derived state could not follow a record (`catalog.search`: the injected text index threw); a field shadowing a method | +| warn | `catalog.skipped`, `catalog.lens`, `catalog.save`, `catalog.search`, `snapshot.skipped`, `replay.skipped`, `record.shadowed`, `record.refresh` | derived state could not follow a record (`catalog.search`: the injected text index threw); a field shadowing a method; a live `Record` not refreshed after a change, a read hook having thrown | | warn | `listener.error`, `watch.error`, `schema.drift` | an event listener or a watcher threw; two builds of one schema version | | warn | `identity.rekeyed` | a directory from before signing: `node.json` held a UUID, the node is now its signing key (once) | | warn | `tags.dropped`, `tags.unreadable`, `sync.node.unreadable` | a `tags.json` line dropped (`reason`: `name` — not a record id, at open; `catalog` — the tag's catalog unreadable, found at open for the newest tag and at its first read for an older one); `tags.json` itself unreadable — kept as `tags.corrupt.json`, the storage open without tags until it is repaired; a registry entry that cannot be read, skipped | diff --git a/src/apply.js b/src/apply.js index bef35e2..6d2752e 100644 --- a/src/apply.js +++ b/src/apply.js @@ -352,7 +352,9 @@ const announce = async (batch, result) => { try { await core.hook('afterApply', { via, peer, ops: accepted, ...result }); } finally { - for (const [id, entry] of touched) core.refresh(id, isAlive(entry) ? entry.data : null, batch.deltas.get(id)); + for (const [id, entry] of touched) { + core.refresh(id, isAlive(entry) ? entry.data : null, batch.deltas.get(id), null, entry); + } notify(core.storage, core.logger, 'apply', { via, peer, ops: accepted, ...result }); for (const op of accepted) notify(core.storage, core.logger, 'change', op, via); } diff --git a/src/bootstrap.js b/src/bootstrap.js index fff13ed..0ba1d7f 100644 --- a/src/bootstrap.js +++ b/src/bootstrap.js @@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ const mergeBatch = async (core, records, via, from) => { await core.hook('afterWrite', ctx, op); } finally { const entry = batch.touched.get(op.id); - core.refresh(op.id, isAlive(entry) ? entry.data : null, batch.deltas.get(op.id)); + core.refresh(op.id, isAlive(entry) ? entry.data : null, batch.deltas.get(op.id), null, entry); notify(core.storage, core.logger, 'change', op, via); if (core.otel.enabled) core.otel.recordCommit('merge', 'applied', now() - started); } diff --git a/src/commit.js b/src/commit.js index f9eb901..9f9e161 100644 --- a/src/commit.js +++ b/src/commit.js @@ -454,7 +454,7 @@ const announce = async (core, op, entry, delta, ctx, source, via, committed = nu try { await core.hook('afterWrite', ctx, op); } finally { - core.refresh(op.id, alive ? entry.data : null, delta, source); + core.refresh(op.id, alive ? entry.data : null, delta, source, entry); // What an undo manager keeps of a local commit: the record before and // after, as copies, and every field's kind — built only for a listener. if (committed !== null && core.storage.listenerCount('commit') > 0) { diff --git a/src/storage.js b/src/storage.js index 62f05bd..4783dec 100644 --- a/src/storage.js +++ b/src/storage.js @@ -67,6 +67,10 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { #core = null; #records = null; #reaper = null; + // Live Records refreshed as get() reads — the lens, the read hooks — + // after the write that changed them, one after another. + #refreshed = Promise.resolve(); + #refreshing = 0; #sync = null; #cacheMax; #verify; @@ -326,7 +330,7 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { persist: (touched, from, to) => this.#land(touched, from, to), unpersisted: (touched, error) => this.#unpersisted(touched, error), flush: () => this.#flushCatalog(), - refresh: (id, data, delta, source) => this.#emitUpdate(id, data, delta, source), + refresh: (id, data, delta, source, entry) => this.#emitUpdate(id, data, delta, source, entry), // For the API modules (src/fields.js, src/versions.js), which stand // outside the queue: the hooks (their read hooks run outside it), the // tags, the entities, a task run in the queue, a local op committed @@ -842,9 +846,37 @@ class Storage extends Emitter { } } - #emitUpdate(id, data, delta, source = null) { + // A live Record reads what get() reads: through the lens and the read + // hooks. Those run after the write, outside the mutation queue — a read + // hook may write, and that write waits for the queue — in the order the + // writes came; with neither, the Record is refreshed at once. + #emitUpdate(id, data, delta, source = null, entry = null) { const record = this.#live(id); - if (record) record[REFRESH](data, delta, source); + if (!record) return; + const lensed = + data !== null && entry !== null && !entry.encrypted && this.#lens !== null && (entry.meta.v ?? 1) < this.#version; + const hooked = this.#hooks.beforeRead !== null || this.#hooks.afterRead !== null; + if (!lensed && !hooked && this.#refreshing === 0) { + record[REFRESH](data, delta, source); + return; + } + this.#refreshing += 1; + this.#refreshed = this.#refreshed.then(async () => { + try { + let view = lensed ? await this.#view(id, entry) : data; + if (view !== null && hooked) { + await runHook(this.#hooks, 'beforeRead', { id }); + const replaced = await runHook(this.#hooks, 'afterRead', { id }, view); + if (replaced !== undefined) view = replaced; + } + record[REFRESH](view, delta, source); + } catch (error) { + // A read hook that refuses leaves the Record as it was. + this.#logger.warn({ event: 'record.refresh', id, err: error }); + } finally { + this.#refreshing -= 1; + } + }); } #scope(id, data) { diff --git a/tests/suites/hooks.js b/tests/suites/hooks.js index 41889b1..7d2faef 100644 --- a/tests/suites/hooks.js +++ b/tests/suites/hooks.js @@ -297,6 +297,11 @@ const runHooksTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(await storage.has(hidden), true, 'has() is raw'); const record = await storage.record(id); assert.strictEqual(record.ssn, '***', 'a Record view reads through get'); + // …and after a change too: the refresh reads as get() does, once the write is done. + const refreshed = new Promise((resolve) => record.once('update', () => resolve())); + await storage.update(id, { name: 'Ada L.' }); + await refreshed; + assert.deepStrictEqual([record.name, record.ssn], ['Ada L.', '***'], 'a changed Record is redacted still'); assert.strictEqual(storage.getCachedData(id).ssn, '123', 'the cache is raw'); const page = await storage.snapshot(); assert.strictEqual(page.records.find((r) => r.id === id).data.ssn, '123', 'replication is raw'); diff --git a/tests/suites/schema.js b/tests/suites/schema.js index 421d3fb..5e93c51 100644 --- a/tests/suites/schema.js +++ b/tests/suites/schema.js @@ -704,7 +704,14 @@ const runSchemaTests = async (t, assert, createStorage) => { assert.strictEqual(await b.swap(post.id, { desc: 'swapped' }, { name: 'x' }), true, 'swap compares the view'); await settle([a, b]); // A set is validated through the lens and carries only what changed. + const refreshed = new Promise((resolve) => record.once('update', () => resolve())); await b.Post.update(post.id, { desc: 'd' }); + await refreshed; + assert.deepStrictEqual( + [record.name, record.desc, record.title], + ['x', 'd', undefined], + 'the Record stays lensed', + ); assert.deepStrictEqual(bOps.at(-1).data, { desc: 'd' }); await settle([a, b]); assert.deepStrictEqual(await a.get(post.id), { title: 'x', desc: 'd', $type: 'Post' }, 'A keeps its shape'); From e7ae16b7637ac77648444f6381d593689de9854d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 22:02:44 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 50/53] fix(ops): a malformed register, counter or set payload is reported, never silent A peer's `write` or `set` whose data is not a plain object, an `inc` of no finite number (or under no field name), an `add` or a `remove` without an array applied as nothing and said nothing, against the rule the sequence and tree ops already kept. applyOp reports each as `malformed` now: from a peer an OP_REFUSED{reason:'malformed'}, counted, the op still logged and relayed as a no-op; locally the arguments were checked, so it would be a TypeError. sync.md lists them with the others. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 5 +++++ docs/guide/sync.md | 18 +++++++++--------- src/ops.js | 14 ++++++++++---- tests/ops.test.js | 21 +++++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 45 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 0a4c907..c9eeb1f 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,11 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A malformed register, counter or set payload is reported.** A peer's + `write` or `set` without a plain object, `inc` of no finite number, or + `add`/`remove` without an array applied as nothing and said nothing — the + sequence and tree ops already reported theirs. They are `OP_REFUSED` with + `reason: 'malformed'` now, counted, still logged and relayed as no-ops. - **A live `Record` reads as `get()` after a change too.** It loaded through the lens and the read hooks, but every change it followed — a write here, an op from a peer — handed it the record as stored: a redacted field showed diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 6c227c9..2b9244a 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -684,15 +684,15 @@ the engine's own tests run on. `malformed`: counted, reported (`error` with `code: 'SKEW'` for the latter), neither logged nor relayed, and never observed into this node's clock — a gap in its stream, as an op of a type this version does not know is. -- **A payload is checked where it lands.** A list, text or tree op whose - payload the engine does not admit — a `content` that names no kind, an - anchor or a cut naming an element no older than the op, a run extended by - another origin than the one that made it, a place among siblings that is - no fractional index — changes nothing and is reported: `OP_REFUSED`, the - field's `reason` `'malformed'`, counted in `syncom.ops.rejected`. The op is - well formed, so it is still logged and relayed, as a no-op everywhere. (A - `write`, `set`, `inc`, `add` or `remove` whose payload has the wrong shape - applies as nothing, unreported.) +- **A payload is checked where it lands.** An op whose payload the engine + does not admit — a `write` or a `set` without a plain object, an `inc` of no + finite number, an `add` or a `remove` without an array, a `content` that + names no kind, an anchor or a cut naming an element no older than the op, a + run extended by another origin than the one that made it, a place among + siblings that is no fractional index — changes nothing and is reported: + `OP_REFUSED`, the field's `reason` `'malformed'`, counted in + `syncom.ops.rejected`. The op is well formed, so it is still logged and + relayed, as a no-op everywhere. - **Bounded, and a refusal is final.** What a peer can make a node hold is bounded per field: a run of a list or a text at most 1 048 576 slots and the field 4 194 304, tombstones included; its pending work — runs waiting diff --git a/src/ops.js b/src/ops.js index 14d2793..3fda778 100644 --- a/src/ops.js +++ b/src/ops.js @@ -549,7 +549,9 @@ const removeElements = (meta, field, op) => { const applySet = (entry, op, stamp, delta, rejected) => { const { meta } = entry; const { key: field } = op; - if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !Array.isArray(op.value)) return; + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !Array.isArray(op.value)) { + return void malformed(field, rejected); + } const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, 'set', stamp, delta); if (holder !== null) { rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); @@ -719,12 +721,14 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op, limits = null) => { } if (op.type === 'set') { - if (isPlainObject(op.data)) { + if (!isPlainObject(op.data)) malformed(null, rejected); + else { if (!previous && Number.isInteger(op.v)) meta.v = op.v; applyFields(entry, op.data, stamp, delta, rejected); } } else if (op.type === 'write') { - if (isPlainObject(op.data) && compareClock(stamp, meta.base) > 0) { + if (!isPlainObject(op.data)) malformed(null, rejected); + else if (compareClock(stamp, meta.base) > 0) { meta.base = stamp; // A write above the tombstone is a revival; dropping the stale stamp // keeps the metadata identical whichever order the two arrived in. @@ -765,7 +769,9 @@ const applyOp = (previous, op, limits = null) => { return { entry, changed: false, delta, rejected }; } else if (op.type === 'inc') { const { key: field, value } = op; - if (typeof field === 'string' && isKey(field) && isKey(op.origin) && Number.isFinite(value)) { + if (typeof field !== 'string' || !isKey(field) || !isKey(op.origin) || !Number.isFinite(value)) { + malformed(field, rejected); + } else { const holder = yieldTo(entry, field, 'counter', stamp, delta); if (holder !== null) { rejected.push({ field, reason: holder }); diff --git a/tests/ops.test.js b/tests/ops.test.js index 545e72d..4886126 100644 --- a/tests/ops.test.js +++ b/tests/ops.test.js @@ -1101,6 +1101,27 @@ test('ops: a counter stays a number every node reads alike', async (t) => { }); }); +test('ops: a payload the engine does not admit is reported, never silent', async (t) => { + await t.test('a set, a write, an inc, an add or a remove of the wrong shape is malformed', () => { + const base = applyOp(null, op('set', 1, 'A', { data: { n: 1 } })).entry; + const cases = [ + op('set', 2, 'B', { data: 'x' }), + op('write', 2, 'B', { data: [1] }), + op('inc', 2, 'B', { key: 'hits', value: 'x' }), + op('inc', 2, 'B', { key: 'hits', value: Infinity }), + op('inc', 2, 'B', { key: 7, value: 1 }), + op('add', 2, 'B', { key: 'tags', value: 'x' }), + op('remove', 2, 'B', { key: 'tags' }), + ]; + for (const item of cases) { + const { changed, rejected, entry } = applyOp(base, item); + const field = typeof item.key === 'string' ? item.key : null; + assert.deepStrictEqual([changed, rejected], [false, [{ field, reason: 'malformed' }]], JSON.stringify(item)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(entry.data, { n: 1 }); + } + }); +}); + test('ops: the bound on pending work is the node’s', async (t) => { await t.test('a merge takes a block by the node’s bound, as an op would be', () => { // A block holding three pending cuts of runs not here. From 4633351c5bc6ffa47bfb740c1051dc5720b622bd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 22:05:19 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 51/53] fix(types): the .d.ts files say what the code does MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - browser.d.ts re-exported none of the types the CRDT branch added (Patch, Version, Tag, TagView, TextSpan, the payloads, Refusal…) nor StorageStats, LockOptions, HostedPeer, SyncomRecordCtor: a TypeScript user under the browser condition could not import them. It re-exports them all, and tests/package/consistency.test.js now fails when a type index.d.ts exports is missing there. - The storage `error` event is a union: the op refusals as before, and `UNPERSISTED` with `ids` and no `op`, which the code emits. - Declared: `outOfScope` on the `sync` event, applyOp's `{ pendingMax }`, OpLog.pins, SyncManager.pendingOps(), UndoManager.listenerCount(), the hello's `version` in `authorize`, a write context's `removals`/`own`, and the `mark` patch compact() lays marks again with. - Doc comments: what `skipped` counts, `pageSize` (push pages only), INVALID_VERSION among the coded TypeErrors, branch()'s BRANCH_EXISTS for any non-empty path and TAG_NOT_FOUND, branchInfo()/drop()'s CORRUPT and TypeError. Each with its tsd assertion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 9 +++++ branch.d.ts | 7 ++-- browser.d.ts | 25 +++++++++++++ index.d.ts | 62 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------- tests/browser.test-d.ts | 6 +++ tests/index.test-d.ts | 32 +++++++++++++++- tests/package/consistency.test.js | 14 +++++++ tests/undo.test-d.ts | 1 + undo.d.ts | 1 + 9 files changed, 139 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index c9eeb1f..8e4a587 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,15 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **The types say what the code does.** `browser.d.ts` re-exports every type + `index.d.ts` does — the CRDT branch's (`Patch`, `Version`, `Tag`, + `TextSpan`, the payloads…) never reached the browser condition — and a + consistency test keeps it so. The storage `error` event is a union with + `UNPERSISTED` (`ids`, no `op`); `sync` events carry `outOfScope`; + `applyOp` takes its `{ pendingMax }`; `OpLog.pins`, `SyncManager.pendingOps()`, + `UndoManager.listenerCount()`, the hello's `version` and a write context's + `removals`/`own` are declared; `Patch` takes `mark`; and the doc comments of + `skipped`, `pageSize`, `branch()`, `branchInfo()` and `drop()` are right. - **A malformed register, counter or set payload is reported.** A peer's `write` or `set` without a plain object, `inc` of no finite number, or `add`/`remove` without an array applied as nothing and said nothing — the diff --git a/branch.d.ts b/branch.d.ts index 93c4ab6..98c29ee 100644 --- a/branch.d.ts +++ b/branch.d.ts @@ -30,12 +30,13 @@ export interface MergeResult { * A storage forked from `parent` at `path`: a new identity standing at the * parent's state (or at `from.tag`), opened with the options given (`sync` * gets `retention: { ops: 0 }` and `autoStart: false`). Rejects with - * `BRANCH_EXISTS` when `path` holds a branch already. + * `BRANCH_EXISTS` when `path` holds any files — a branch or another storage + * is never taken over — and `TAG_NOT_FOUND` for a `from.tag` the parent lacks. */ export function branch(parent: Storage, options: BranchOptions): Promise<Storage>; /** Hands `into` everything `source` has that it lacks — ops through `applyRemote`, or a join of state when the source compacted past it. */ export function merge(source: Storage, options: { into: Storage }): Promise<MergeResult>; -/** What a storage opened on a branch's directory was forked from, or `null` for one that is no branch. */ +/** What a storage opened on a branch's directory was forked from, or `null` for one that is no branch; `CORRUPT` for an unreadable `branch.json`. */ export function branchInfo(storage: Storage): Promise<BranchInfo | null>; -/** Closes a branch and removes its files (the empty directories stay). */ +/** Closes a branch and removes its files (the empty directories stay); a storage that is no branch is a `TypeError`, an unreadable `branch.json` `CORRUPT`. */ export function drop(storage: Storage): Promise<void>; diff --git a/browser.d.ts b/browser.d.ts index 7f3f745..33e02fe 100644 --- a/browser.d.ts +++ b/browser.d.ts @@ -91,6 +91,31 @@ export type { SnapshotPage, ApplyRemoteResult, SyncomErrorCode, + SyncomRecordCtor, + StorageStats, + LockOptions, + HostedPeer, + Refusal, + RefusalReason, + SplicePayload, + AssignPayload, + MovePayload, + MarkPayload, + TreePayload, + SequenceBlock, + TreeBlock, + TreeNode, + TextSpan, + CursorSide, + MarkExpand, + Version, + HistoryVersion, + HistoryResult, + Patch, + CommitEvent, + Tag, + TagView, + TagCollection, } from './index.js'; export { diff --git a/index.d.ts b/index.d.ts index 8a67d4b..206bef3 100644 --- a/index.d.ts +++ b/index.d.ts @@ -348,8 +348,8 @@ export type SyncomErrorCode = /** * What syncom rejects with when an operation cannot be done — as opposed to * a `TypeError`, which is a wrong argument, option or hook result and carries - * no code (except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE` and `NO_CHAIN`, whose value - * is data or configuration). `code` is one constant; the fields the code + * no code (except `INVALID_ID`, `TYPE_IMMUTABLE`, `INVALID_VERSION` and + * `NO_CHAIN`, whose value is data or configuration). `code` is one constant; the fields the code * documents (`op`, `cursor`, `rejected`…) ride on the error, `cause` is the * underlying one. A host's wire refusal is not one of these: it is a plain * `Error` with the numeric `code` the transport carries and a `reason`. @@ -375,7 +375,8 @@ export class HookError extends SyncomError { readonly cause: unknown; } -export function applyOp(entry: Entry | null, op: SyncOp): ApplyResult; +/** `limits.pendingMax` is the node's bound on a list or text field's pending work (`sync.pendingMax`). */ +export function applyOp(entry: Entry | null, op: SyncOp, limits?: { pendingMax?: number } | null): ApplyResult; export function mergeEntry(a: Entry | null, b: Entry | null): Entry | null; export function isAlive(entry: Entry | null): boolean; @@ -407,6 +408,8 @@ export interface OpLogOptions { } export interface OpLog { + /** How many readers hold segments through `pin()`. */ + readonly pins: number; readonly epoch: string; readonly floor: number; readonly next: number; @@ -780,7 +783,7 @@ export interface SyncOptions { connect?: (node: Node) => SyncLink | Promise<SyncLink>; /** Dial on open — `true` when `connect` is given. */ autoStart?: boolean; - /** Ops per push page and per `changes` page (default 500). */ + /** Ops per push page (default 500); `snapshot` and `changes` pages are `unit({ pageSize })`'s. */ pageSize?: number; /** Assigns a scope to a record; unscoped (`'*'`) records reach every peer. */ scope?: (id: string, data: Record<string, unknown>) => string; @@ -833,6 +836,10 @@ export interface WriteContext { key?: string; /** `inc`: the amount; `add`/`remove`: the elements, as the caller gave them. */ value?: number | readonly unknown[]; + /** A `remove` from `applyPatches()`: exactly these tags revoked… */ + removals?: readonly SetRemoval[]; + /** …or this node's adds of the elements alone (an undo). */ + own?: true; /** * `splice`: the index (`null`: the end), how many to remove and what to * insert; `assign`: the index and the value; `move`: the index (`from`) @@ -924,6 +931,16 @@ export type Patch = | { action: 'remove'; field: string; elements: readonly unknown[]; own?: true } | { action: 'remove'; field: string; removals: readonly SetRemoval[] } | { action: 'splice'; field: string; index: number; count?: number; content?: string | readonly unknown[] } + | { + action: 'mark'; + field: string; + start: number; + end: number; + name: string; + value: unknown; + expand?: MarkExpand; + many?: true; + } | { action: 'treeMove'; field: string; node: string; parent?: string | null; after?: string; before?: string } | { action: 'treeRemove'; field: string; node: string } | { action: 'delete' } @@ -1234,7 +1251,14 @@ export interface SyncUnitOptions { */ authorize?: ( context: unknown, - hello: { node: string; vector?: VersionVector; scopes?: string[]; token?: string; schema?: SchemaInfo | null }, + hello: { + node: string; + version?: number; + vector?: VersionVector; + scopes?: string[]; + token?: string; + schema?: SchemaInfo | null; + }, ) => boolean | Promise<boolean>; /** How a `changes` value is labelled with its position (wrpc's tracked shape by default). */ tracked?: (id: string, data: unknown) => unknown; @@ -1309,6 +1333,7 @@ export interface SyncEvents { malformed?: number; unsigned?: number; forged?: number; + outOfScope?: number; }) => void; bootstrap: (event: { url: string; records: number }) => void; /** @@ -1344,6 +1369,8 @@ export interface NodeData { export interface SyncManager { readonly storage: Storage; readonly started: boolean; + /** Ops queued for peers over every dialed peer — what the outbox gauge reads. */ + pendingOps(): number; on<E extends keyof SyncEvents>(event: E, listener: SyncEvents[E]): void; once<E extends keyof SyncEvents>(event: E, listener: SyncEvents[E]): void; off<E extends keyof SyncEvents>(event: E, listener?: SyncEvents[E]): void; @@ -1412,7 +1439,11 @@ export interface SnapshotPage { export interface ApplyRemoteResult { /** Accepted ops — the skipped ones included; they moved the vector too. */ applied: number; - /** Accepted but not applied here: a beforeApply hook returned `false`. */ + /** + * Accepted but not applied here: a beforeApply hook returned `false`, the + * record would not pass its entity's validator, its file could not be read, + * it is sealed for this node, or the op waits for a newer schema version. + */ skipped: number; duplicates: number; gaps: number; @@ -1451,14 +1482,17 @@ export interface StorageEvents { * `UNSIGNED`). */ error: ( - error: SyncomError & { - code: 'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED'; - op: SyncOp; - count?: number; - rejected?: Refusal[]; - entity?: string | null; - issues?: ValidationIssue[]; - }, + error: + | (SyncomError & { + code: 'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED'; + op: SyncOp; + count?: number; + rejected?: Refusal[]; + entity?: string | null; + issues?: ValidationIssue[]; + }) + /** Records logged but not written — held in memory until they land (see Health). */ + | (SyncomError & { code: 'UNPERSISTED'; ids: string[] }), ) => void; /** A peer's batch is durable. */ apply: (batch: ApplyBatchContext) => void; diff --git a/tests/browser.test-d.ts b/tests/browser.test-d.ts index f64de42..8367213 100644 --- a/tests/browser.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/browser.test-d.ts @@ -48,3 +48,9 @@ expectAssignable<StorageOptions>({ hooks: { beforeWrite: () => undefined }, sync: { hooks: { beforeConnect: () => false } }, }); +// The types of the CRDT branch reach the browser half too. +expectAssignable<browser.Patch>({ action: 'put', field: 'n', value: 1 }); +expectAssignable<browser.Version>({ tag: 'v1' }); +expectAssignable<browser.TextSpan>({ text: 'hi', marks: {} }); +expectAssignable<browser.CursorSide>('after'); +expectAssignable<browser.MarkExpand>('none'); diff --git a/tests/index.test-d.ts b/tests/index.test-d.ts index 82cbfb6..5ca1f97 100644 --- a/tests/index.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/index.test-d.ts @@ -479,6 +479,7 @@ storage.once('apply', (batch) => { expectType<syncom.SyncOp[]>(batch.ops); }); storage.on('error', (error) => { + if (error.code === 'UNPERSISTED') return void expectType<string[]>(error.ids); expectType<syncom.SyncOp>(error.op); expectType<syncom.ValidationIssue[] | undefined>(error.issues); expectType<syncom.RefusalReason | undefined>(error.rejected?.[0]?.reason); @@ -580,8 +581,9 @@ storage.sync.on('sync', (event) => { expectType<number | undefined>(event.malformed); }); storage.on('error', (error) => { - expectType<'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED'>(error.code); expectAssignable<SyncomError>(error); + if (error.code === 'UNPERSISTED') return; + expectType<'OP_REFUSED' | 'OP_INVALID' | 'OP_UNREADABLE' | 'SKEW' | 'BAD_SIGNATURE' | 'UNSIGNED'>(error.code); expectType<string>(error.op.origin); }); expectAssignable<Fsi>({ @@ -726,3 +728,31 @@ expectAssignable<Fsi>({ list: async () => [], create: async (_dir: string, _file: string, _content: string) => {}, }); + +// The mark patch compact() lays a text's marks again with. +expectAssignable<syncom.Patch>({ action: 'mark', field: 'body', start: 0, end: 5, name: 'bold', value: true }); +expectAssignable<syncom.Patch>({ + action: 'mark', + field: 'body', + start: 0, + end: 5, + name: 'comment', + value: { by: 'ada' }, + expand: 'none', + many: true, +}); +// What the types now say about the code as it is. +declare const typedLog: syncom.OpLog; +expectType<number>(typedLog.pins); +declare const typedSync: syncom.SyncManager; +expectType<number>(typedSync.pendingOps()); +expectType<syncom.ApplyResult>(syncom.applyOp(null, {} as syncom.SyncOp, { pendingMax: 10 })); +declare const typedStorage: syncom.Storage; +typedStorage.on('error', (error) => { + if (error.code === 'UNPERSISTED') expectType<string[]>(error.ids); + else expectType<syncom.SyncOp>(error.op); +}); +typedSync.on('sync', (event) => expectType<number | undefined>(event.outOfScope)); +declare const removal: syncom.WriteContext; +expectType<true | undefined>(removal.own); +expectType<readonly syncom.SetRemoval[] | undefined>(removal.removals); diff --git a/tests/package/consistency.test.js b/tests/package/consistency.test.js index fbe5c48..7c96a0c 100644 --- a/tests/package/consistency.test.js +++ b/tests/package/consistency.test.js @@ -145,3 +145,17 @@ test('every runtime export is declared in the types', () => { // barrel's names against the node one instead of requiring it here. check('index.js', 'browser.d.ts'); }); + +test('every type index.d.ts exports, browser.d.ts exports too', () => { + const declared = (source) => + new Set([ + ...[...source.matchAll(/^export (?:declare )?(?:type|interface|class|const|function|enum) (\w+)/gm)].map( + (m) => m[1], + ), + ...[...source.matchAll(/export (?:type )?\{([^}]*)\}/g)].flatMap((m) => m[1].match(/\w+/g) ?? []), + ]); + const node = declared(readFileSync(path.join(ROOT, 'index.d.ts'), 'utf8')); + const browser = declared(readFileSync(path.join(ROOT, 'browser.d.ts'), 'utf8')); + const missing = [...node].filter((name) => !browser.has(name)); + assert.deepStrictEqual(missing, [], 'a TypeScript user under the browser condition imports these from browser.d.ts'); +}); diff --git a/tests/undo.test-d.ts b/tests/undo.test-d.ts index 0af0cbc..8ad6df0 100644 --- a/tests/undo.test-d.ts +++ b/tests/undo.test-d.ts @@ -15,3 +15,4 @@ undo.on('pop', ({ direction, applied }) => { expectType<number>(applied); }); expectError(createUndo(storage, { limit: 'many' })); +expectType<number>(undo.listenerCount('change')); diff --git a/undo.d.ts b/undo.d.ts index 336aed7..3e1b611 100644 --- a/undo.d.ts +++ b/undo.d.ts @@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ export declare class UndoManager { on<E extends keyof UndoManagerEvents>(event: E, listener: UndoManagerEvents[E]): void; once<E extends keyof UndoManagerEvents>(event: E, listener: UndoManagerEvents[E]): void; off<E extends keyof UndoManagerEvents>(event: E, listener?: UndoManagerEvents[E]): void; + listenerCount(event: keyof UndoManagerEvents): number; readonly canUndo: boolean; readonly canRedo: boolean; /** How many steps each way. */ From fb3b92be99f8e105a918e978cafd62ee59284733 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 22:07:51 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 52/53] fix(sync): a refused handshake push opens the feed anyway; a failed dial is retried MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit - A push the host refused during the handshake (a rate limit, a page over opsPerPush) threw before the `changes` subscription was opened, so nothing came from the host until a reconnect or enableNode() off and on — and with no page coming in, the recovery had no sign of life to push the rest at. The handshake now subscribes before it rethrows (but for a rewound node, which bootstraps first at its next handshake). - A connect(node) that threw or returned no link left the peer entry in place with no link: #connect returned early for it until enableNode() or removeNode(). The peer is marked `failed` (peers() still shows it and its lastError), and sync() dials every enabled node with no live peer again — on an explicit call, never a timer. The wrpc rate-limit test now checks the feed opens after the refusal and sends the rest with a sync(); scaling.md's recipe and sync.md say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CHANGELOG.md | 9 +++++++++ docs/guide/scaling.md | 8 ++++---- docs/guide/sync.md | 12 +++++++----- src/sync.js | 23 ++++++++++++++++++++--- tests/sync.manager.test.js | 29 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ tests/wrpc.integration.test.js | 11 +++++------ 6 files changed, 74 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index 8e4a587..287366f 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -609,6 +609,15 @@ There is no released version section until then; everything below lands in it. ### Fixed +- **A refused handshake push no longer closes the inbound half, and a failed + dial is retried.** A push the host refused during the handshake (a rate + limit, a page over `opsPerPush`) stopped the handshake before the + `changes` subscription: nothing came from the host until a reconnect or + `enableNode(url, false)` and `true`, and with no pages there was no sign of + life to push the rest at. The subscription opens anyway now. And a + `connect(node)` that threw left the node dead until `enableNode()` or + `removeNode()`: it stays in `peers()` with its error, and the next + `sync()` dials it again — no timer, as before. - **The types say what the code does.** `browser.d.ts` re-exports every type `index.d.ts` does — the CRDT branch's (`Patch`, `Version`, `Tag`, `TextSpan`, the payloads…) never reached the browser condition — and a diff --git a/docs/guide/scaling.md b/docs/guide/scaling.md index ae12c4b..aeff92e 100644 --- a/docs/guide/scaling.md +++ b/docs/guide/scaling.md @@ -95,10 +95,10 @@ and `changes` keep their own. A refused push reaches the dialer as its behind. What the hub's vector still lacks is pushed at the next sign of life on the link (a page from the hub, an op to relay) or on `sync()` — backed off after a recovery that failed. A push refused during the -handshake also leaves the `changes` subscription unopened until the next -handshake — a reconnect, or `enableNode(url, false)` and `true` — which -pushes what the hub lacks and subscribes ([Hosting](./sync#hosting)). The -wrpc integration test runs exactly this recipe, down to that second path. +handshake does not hold the `changes` subscription back: it opens anyway, +and the rest goes at the next push ([Hosting](./sync#hosting)). The wrpc +integration test runs exactly this recipe: a handshake push refused, the +feed open, the rest sent by a `sync()` once the window passed. Retention bounds the log: `sync.retention.ops` / `.days` size it for the longest outage a client may have — below the floor a client bootstraps, diff --git a/docs/guide/sync.md b/docs/guide/sync.md index 2b9244a..ea5fd38 100644 --- a/docs/guide/sync.md +++ b/docs/guide/sync.md @@ -621,11 +621,13 @@ not a hang-up: the dialer reports it through its `error` event (`peers()[i].behind`); what the host still lacks is pushed from the vector at the next sign of life on the link — a page received from the host, an op to relay — or by `sync()`, backed off (1 s, doubling to a minute) after a -recovery that failed. A push refused during the handshake stops the -handshake there: the `changes` subscription is not opened, so nothing comes -from the host — the recovery still catches the host up — until the next -handshake, when the link reconnects or after `enableNode(url, false)` and -`true`. A dialer whose `pageSize` is above the host's `opsPerPush` will never +recovery that failed. A push refused during the handshake does not hold +the inbound half back: the `changes` subscription opens anyway (but for a +rewound node, which bootstraps first at its next handshake), and its pages +are the sign of life the recovery pushes at. A dial that failed — the +`connect(node)` factory threw or returned no link — leaves the node in +`peers()` with its `lastError`, and the next `sync()` dials it again. A +dialer whose `pageSize` is above the host's `opsPerPush` will never get a page through — keep the two in step. The `syncom.ops.limited` metric counts refusals by reason (`ops`, `bytes`, `rate`). The answer to a push carries the vector keys the page touched, which the dialer merges into what diff --git a/src/sync.js b/src/sync.js index 76ad289..b23e46f 100644 --- a/src/sync.js +++ b/src/sync.js @@ -279,6 +279,12 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { /** Pushes whatever the connected peers lack right now; resolves when done. */ async sync(url) { + // An enabled node whose dial failed has no peer: it is dialled again. + if (this.#started) { + for (const node of this.#nodes.values()) { + if (node.enabled && (url === undefined || node.url === url)) this.#connect(node); + } + } const peers = url ? [this.#peers.get(url)].filter(Boolean) : Array.from(this.#peers.values()); const results = []; for (const peer of peers) { @@ -319,7 +325,7 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { } #connect(node) { - if (this.#peers.has(node.url)) return; + if (this.#peers.has(node.url) && !this.#peers.get(node.url).failed) return; const peer = { node, // What the application sees as `via` on a change, an apply, a hook: @@ -354,6 +360,8 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { feed: 0, failures: 0, stuck: false, + // The dial itself failed — no link: the next sync() dials again. + failed: false, }; this.#peers.set(node.url, peer); Promise.resolve() @@ -394,7 +402,12 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { notify(this, this.#storage.logger, 'connect', { url: node.url }); return this.#handshake(peer, { resubscribe: true }); }) - .catch((error) => this.#fail(peer, error)); + .catch((error) => { + // No link came of it: peers() still shows the node and its error, + // and the next sync() dials it again. + if (peer.link === null) peer.failed = true; + this.#fail(peer, error); + }); } #disconnect(url) { @@ -487,8 +500,12 @@ class SyncManager extends Emitter { await this.#push(peer, 'handshake'); peer.behind = false; } catch (error) { - // Reported by the caller; what the host lacks waits for #recover. + // Reported by the caller; what the host lacks waits for #recover. The + // inbound half does not wait on it: the feed opens (but for a rewound + // node, which bootstraps first), and its pages are the sign of life + // the recovery pushes at. this.#fallBehind(peer, null); + if (resubscribe && !rewound && !peer.subscription && !peer.closed) this.#subscribe(peer); throw error; } // The state the lost ops made is in the host's: joined back, and the diff --git a/tests/sync.manager.test.js b/tests/sync.manager.test.js index 8b2c04a..c03e428 100644 --- a/tests/sync.manager.test.js +++ b/tests/sync.manager.test.js @@ -85,6 +85,35 @@ test('SyncManager edges', async (t) => { assert.strictEqual(quiet.sync.peers()[0].connected, false); }); + await t.test('a dial that failed is dialled again at the next sync()', async (t2) => { + const host = await openTemp(t2); + const unit = host.sync.unit({ access: 'public' }); + let down = true; + const dialer = await openTemp(t2, { + sync: { + autoStart: false, + connect: () => { + if (down) throw new Error('host down'); + return new MemoryLink(unit); + }, + }, + }); + const errors = []; + dialer.sync.on('error', (error) => errors.push(error)); + const id = await dialer.insert({ n: 1 }); + await dialer.sync.addNode({ url: 'mem://host' }); + await dialer.sync.start(); + await waitUntil(() => errors.length > 0); + assert.deepStrictEqual( + dialer.sync.peers().map((peer) => [peer.url, peer.connected, peer.lastError?.message]), + [['mem://host', false, 'host down']], + ); + down = false; + await dialer.sync.sync(); + await waitUntil(async () => (await host.get(id)) !== null); + assert.strictEqual(dialer.sync.peers()[0].connected, true); + }); + await t.test('a host that already dials us answers duplicate and we hang up', async (t2) => { const host = await openTemp(t2); const unit = host.sync.unit({ access: 'public' }); diff --git a/tests/wrpc.integration.test.js b/tests/wrpc.integration.test.js index 0c4acac..84136eb 100644 --- a/tests/wrpc.integration.test.js +++ b/tests/wrpc.integration.test.js @@ -204,15 +204,14 @@ test('syncom over wrpc', { skip: wrpc ? false : '@alexify/wrpc unavailable' }, a assert.strictEqual((await hub.list()).length, 5); assert.deepStrictEqual(await hub.get(ids[4]), { i: 4 }); assert.strictEqual(await hub.get(ids[5]), null); - assert.strictEqual(c.sync.peers()[0].subscribed, false, 'the handshake stopped at the push'); - // The window passes; the next handshake pushes what the hub's vector says - // it lacks — two pages, not seven — and the subscription opens. + // The push stopped; the feed did not wait for it. + await waitUntil(() => c.sync.peers()[0].subscribed, { timeout: 5000 }); + // The window passes; the next push — a sync(), a relay, a page that comes + // in — sends what the hub's vector says it lacks: two pages, not seven. await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 600)); - await c.sync.enableNode(url, false); - await c.sync.enableNode(url, true); + await c.sync.sync(url); await settle([hub, c], { timeout: 10_000 }); assert.strictEqual((await hub.list()).length, 7); - assert.strictEqual(c.sync.peers()[0].subscribed, true); assert.strictEqual(errors.length, 1, 'the resend fit the window'); }); }); From 6d26e4e34f2f5fb42ab7dc1ab7f835e5b1168964 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Dolid <dolid.sasha@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 22:10:35 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 53/53] docs: the pages, the matrices and the sizes after the audit's fixes MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The CRDT matrix's syncom cells follow the fixes (a counter's range, what compact() keeps, the bounds, malformed payloads of every type, 958 tests); the size figures move to what the fixes cost — 66.0 KB the browser entry (README table from pnpm size, bench:size and the size chart regenerated), 66 KB in the prose and the RxDB matrix; CLAUDE.md names MAX_COUNT among the bounds, compact()'s marks and runs, a lone side of a merge joined rather than copied, and how a live Record is refreshed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --- CLAUDE.md | 24 ++++++++++++++++-------- README.md | 8 ++++---- bench/results/size.json | 10 +++++----- docs/comparison-crdt.json | 22 +++++++++++----------- docs/comparison-rxdb.json | 8 ++++---- docs/guide/benchmarks.md | 2 +- docs/guide/browser.md | 2 +- docs/guide/vs-crdt.md | 18 +++++++++--------- docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md | 10 +++++----- docs/guide/why.md | 2 +- docs/index.md | 4 ++-- docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg | 8 ++++---- 12 files changed, 63 insertions(+), 55 deletions(-) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 9bb1f4f..f4b5b36 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -163,8 +163,10 @@ docs/ VitePress site push path. - **`ops.js` walks own keys only.** `Object.keys` + `isKey` (`__proto__` is never a field) + `own()` for every lookup into `meta.clock`/`meta.counters`; - `normalizeMeta` deep-copies a peer's meta into the trusted shape. A - `for...in` or a bare `obj[key]` over peer-shaped data is a bug. + `normalizeMeta` deep-copies a peer's meta into the trusted shape (under the + node's `pendingMax`), and `mergeEntry` joins a side alone with an empty + entry rather than copy it, so data its meta does not back never comes + along. A `for...in` or a bare `obj[key]` over peer-shaped data is a bug. - **The chain is optional, the log is not.** `open({ chain: false })` leaves `core.chain` null: `persistLocal`/`seal` in `src/commit.js` and `#persistBatch` write `block: null`, `verify` is forced off, `validate()` @@ -177,7 +179,10 @@ docs/ VitePress site - **Live Records are weak.** `#records` holds `WeakRef`s (a `FinalizationRegistry` clears the slot); go through `#live(id)`, never `#records.get`. A Record the application still holds pins its cache entry; - one it dropped is collected with its pin. + one it dropped is collected with its pin. A write path hands `core.refresh` + the entry: with a lens or a read hook in play the Record is refreshed as + `get()` reads, after the write and outside the queue (`#emitUpdate`, in + order) — never await a read hook inside the queue. - **A purge is a scrub, not a delete.** `purge` wins at any stamp and a purged entry takes nothing but another purge or a merge (`applyOp` returns early). The payload leaves the log through `OpLog.scrub(id)`, @@ -199,7 +204,8 @@ docs/ VitePress site `inc`, `add`/`remove` → `add`/`remove`, `splice`/`push`/`updateText` → `splice`, `setAt` → `assign`, `move` → `move`, `mark`/`unmark`/`unmarkById` → `mark`, `treeMove`/`treeRemove` → `tree`, `delete` → tombstone. Registers - are last-writer-wins by `(ts, origin)`; counters are per-origin sums; a set + are last-writer-wins by `(ts, origin)`; counters are per-origin sums, each + within ±`MAX_COUNT` and added up in origin order; a set is `meta.sets[field][elementKey][origin] = [added, removed]`, live while `added > removed`, read sorted by element text; a list or a text is `meta.seqs[field]`, a block of `src/sequence.js`; a tree is @@ -229,13 +235,15 @@ docs/ VitePress site `src/commit.js`: `OUT_OF_RANGE`, `CYCLE`, `NOT_FOUND`; `resolveTree` folds the tree ONCE and hands back `null` for a move to where the node is, and `commitLocal` returns before `applyOp` on it). `sync.pendingMax` - (`PENDING_MAX`), `MAX_RUN` (`src/rle.js`), `MAX_FIELD`, `MAX_FI` and - `MAX_DEPTH` bound what a peer can make a node hold or read, on the op path + (`PENDING_MAX`), `MAX_RUN` (`src/rle.js`), `MAX_FIELD`, `MAX_FI`, `MAX_DEPTH` + and `MAX_COUNT` bound what a peer can make a node hold or read, on the op path and in `normalizeMeta` alike — a snapshot buys nothing an op could not. The fuzz in `tests/suites/sync-engine.js` compares the blocks and the move logs across nodes, not only what they read as. `compact(id)` (`src/versions.js`) - = `applyPatches(id, diffViews(null, {}, reading, kinds))`: a reset plus one - op per field, one move per node — convergent through the reset rule. + = `applyPatches(id, diffViews(null, {}, reading, kinds))` laid in runs of + `MAX_RUN`, then a text's marks as `mark` patches (`marksIn` in + src/sequence.js): a reset plus one op per field, one move per node — + convergent through the reset rule. - **A payload the engine does not admit is never silent.** `applyOp` reports `reason: 'malformed'` in `rejected` (`malformed()` in `src/ops.js`): on the local path `refuse()` in `src/commit.js` throws a `TypeError` — the diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 381381e..780a1f3 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -80,14 +80,14 @@ pays for what it imports. | Entry | raw | min | min+gzip | budget | | ----- | ---:| ---:| --------:| ------:| -| main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom) | 448.9 KB | 190.3 KB | 65.0 KB | 65.0 KB | -| main entry — node (@alexify/syncom) | 426.0 KB | 189.2 KB | 64.6 KB | — | +| main entry — browser (@alexify/syncom) | 456.0 KB | 193.2 KB | 66.0 KB | 66.0 KB | +| main entry — node (@alexify/syncom) | 432.8 KB | 192.2 KB | 65.6 KB | — | | wrpc adapter — browser (@alexify/syncom/wrpc) | 3.4 KB | 1.4 KB | 0.7 KB | 2.0 KB | | contracts — browser (@alexify/syncom/contracts) | 3.7 KB | 1.6 KB | 0.8 KB | 1.0 KB | | idb backend — browser (@alexify/syncom/idb) | 3.7 KB | 1.7 KB | 0.8 KB | 2.0 KB | | search — browser (@alexify/syncom/search) | 4.2 KB | 1.7 KB | 0.9 KB | 2.0 KB | | order — browser (@alexify/syncom/order) | 4.9 KB | 2.3 KB | 1.0 KB | 1.5 KB | -| undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo) | 35.0 KB | 15.8 KB | 6.0 KB | 6.0 KB | +| undo — browser (@alexify/syncom/undo) | 36.1 KB | 16.3 KB | 6.1 KB | 6.5 KB | | branch — browser (@alexify/syncom/branch) | 14.8 KB | 7.4 KB | 3.2 KB | 3.5 KB | ## Quick Start @@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ _Apple M3 Max · 16 cores · Node v24.14.1 · median of 5 × 1 s samples (5 roun | TinyBase<br><sub>tinybase@10.0.1</sub> | MergeableStore + IndexedDB persister + custom synchronizer | 56.4 KB | 23.8 KB | | | Yjs<br><sub>yjs@13.6.33, y-indexeddb@9.0.12, y-protocols@1.0.7</sub> | yjs + y-indexeddb + y-protocols/sync | 80.2 KB | 24.5 KB | | | PouchDB<br><sub>pouchdb-browser@9.0.0</sub> | pouchdb-browser | 117.8 KB | 40.4 KB | pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it | -| **syncom**<br><sub>@alexify/syncom@0.0.1</sub> | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 192.0 KB | 65.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | +| **syncom**<br><sub>@alexify/syncom@0.0.1</sub> | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 195.0 KB | 66.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | | RxDB<br><sub>rxdb@17.6.0, dexie@4.4.6, rxjs@7.8.2</sub> | rxdb + Dexie storage + replication | 282.3 KB | 90.1 KB | | | Fireproof<br><sub>@fireproof/core@0.24.19</sub> | @fireproof/core | 784.2 KB | 204.0 KB | | | OrbitDB<br><sub>@orbitdb/core@4.0.0, helia@6.1.4, libp2p@3.5.1, @libp2p/gossipsub@15.0.23, blockstore-idb@4.0.1</sub> | @orbitdb/core + helia + libp2p, IndexedDB blockstore | 1185.6 KB | 353.7 KB | createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it | diff --git a/bench/results/size.json b/bench/results/size.json index ac540be..19ffef1 100644 --- a/bench/results/size.json +++ b/bench/results/size.json @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ { - "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T16:55:29.090Z", + "generatedAt": "2026-10-24T19:09:32.026Z", "esbuild": "0.28.2", "libraries": [ { @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ "packages": [ "@alexify/syncom@0.0.1" ], - "min": 196631, - "gzip": 67214, + "min": 199647, + "gzip": 68221, "note": "storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry" }, { @@ -126,8 +126,8 @@ "packages": [ "@alexify/syncom@0.0.1" ], - "min": 195379, - "gzip": 66755 + "min": 198395, + "gzip": 67767 }, { "id": "yjs", diff --git a/docs/comparison-crdt.json b/docs/comparison-crdt.json index 812f10f..030e2ea 100644 --- a/docs/comparison-crdt.json +++ b/docs/comparison-crdt.json @@ -884,9 +884,9 @@ }, "counterNum": { "mark": "", - "text": "finite floats; a negative `inc` decrements; no overflow guard", - "note": "A sum past `Number.MAX_VALUE` becomes `Infinity`, stored as `null` in JSON: after a reload the next `inc` starts from 0 there, while a node holding the record in cache keeps `Infinity` — the two diverge (probe).", - "source": "src/fields.js:22-31; src/ops.js:753-767; src/ops.js:212-213" + "text": "finite floats; a negative `inc` decrements; each origin's sum within ±2^53−1", + "note": "An `inc` that would take its origin's sum past `Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` is refused as a bound (`detail: 'counter'`), the same on every node; the sums add up in origin order, so fractions read alike everywhere.", + "source": "src/ops.js (MAX_COUNT, counterValue, the inc branch); docs/guide/sync.md#guarantees-and-limits" }, "counterReset": { "mark": "", @@ -1223,8 +1223,8 @@ "trim": { "mark": "✅", "text": "log retention drops old segments; `compact(id)` rewrites a record's metadata", - "note": "Before what compaction dropped a version is `HISTORY_GONE`, and a peer behind the floor bootstraps from a snapshot. `compact()` loses a text's marks and makes old cursors read `null`.", - "source": "docs/guide/sync.md:212-216; src/versions.js:256-273; docs/guide/versions.md:333-338" + "note": "Before what compaction dropped a version is `HISTORY_GONE`, and a peer behind the floor bootstraps from a snapshot. `compact()` lays a text's marks again; it names the elements anew, so old cursors read `null` and a stacking mark has a new id.", + "source": "docs/guide/sync.md#the-log; src/versions.js (compact, marksOf, inRuns); docs/guide/versions.md#costs" }, "purge": { "mark": "✅", @@ -1408,13 +1408,13 @@ "malformed": { "mark": "✅", "text": "dropped and counted, never thrown: not logged, not relayed (a gap)", - "note": "A payload `applyOp` cannot admit is `OP_REFUSED` (malformed) and logged as a no-op; a page that throws is retried from its cursor.", + "note": "A payload `applyOp` cannot admit — of any op type — is `OP_REFUSED` (malformed) and logged as a no-op; a page that throws is retried from its cursor.", "source": "src/apply.js:169-183; src/ops.js:561-564; docs/guide/sync.md:346-354" }, "bounds": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "pending work, run and field slots, tree depth and index, skew, push limits", - "note": "`pendingMax` 4 096 per field, a run 2^20 and a field 2^22 slots, trees 512 levels and 1 024-character indexes, `maxSkew` 24 h, per-peer `opsPerPush`, `bytesPerPush` and `opsPerSecond`. Nothing else caps a set's size or a tree's move count.", + "text": "pending work, run and field slots, tree depth and index, counter range, skew, push limits", + "note": "`pendingMax` 4 096 per field (snapshot blocks too), a run 2^20 and a field 2^22 slots, trees 512 levels and 1 024-character indexes, an origin's counter sum ±2^53−1, `maxSkew` 24 h, per-peer `opsPerPush`, `bytesPerPush` and `opsPerSecond`. Nothing else caps a set's size or a tree's move count.", "source": "src/sequence.js:88-100; src/rle.js:11-17; src/tree.js:28-30; src/options.js:15; src/hosting.js:84-110" }, "remoteValidation": { @@ -1465,9 +1465,9 @@ }, "tests": { "mark": "", - "text": "942 `node:test` tests in 88 files, 9 `tsd` files; CI on Node 22, 24", - "note": "Coverage is enforced at 95/95/90/95 (lines, statements, branches, functions); a run here passed 941 with 1 skipped.", - "source": "package.json:57-59; .github/workflows/ci.yml:26-44; tests/" + "text": "958 `node:test` tests, 9 `tsd` files; CI on Node 22, 24", + "note": "Coverage is enforced at 95/95/90/95 (lines, statements, branches, functions); a run here passed 957 with 1 skipped.", + "source": "package.json (test, test:coverage); .github/workflows/ci.yml; tests/" } } }, diff --git a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json index fd08e23..90f5cc2 100644 --- a/docs/comparison-rxdb.json +++ b/docs/comparison-rxdb.json @@ -1556,18 +1556,18 @@ }, "size": { "mark": "", - "text": "65.0 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine", + "text": "66.0 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine", "source": "pnpm size (scripts/size.js, esbuild), browser.js", - "detail": "Measured by `pnpm size` on 2026-10-24 (features/enhance-crdt-engine). CommonJS is not tree-shaken, so storage, schema, queries, the op log, signing, the sync protocol and the list, text and tree engines all come with `open()`. No validator library is included in either column (injected / wrapped separately)." + "detail": "Measured by `pnpm size` on 2026-10-24 (features/enhance-crdt-engine, after the docs audit's fixes). CommonJS is not tree-shaken, so storage, schema, queries, the op log, signing, the sync protocol and the list, text and tree engines all come with `open()`. No validator library is included in either column (injected / wrapped separately)." }, "sizeSync": { "mark": "", - "text": "65.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter", + "text": "66.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter", "source": "bench/results/size.json (pnpm bench:size)" }, "sizeGate": { "mark": "✅", - "text": "`pnpm size` fails CI when the browser entry passes 65 KB", + "text": "`pnpm size` fails CI when the browser entry passes 66 KB", "source": "scripts/size.js:86; .github/workflows/ci.yml:20-24" }, "node": { diff --git a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md index e299d1e..b1bf3c2 100644 --- a/docs/guide/benchmarks.md +++ b/docs/guide/benchmarks.md @@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ loads is counted with the JavaScript, gzipped too. | TinyBase<br><sub>tinybase@10.0.1</sub> | MergeableStore + IndexedDB persister + custom synchronizer | 56.4 KB | 23.8 KB | | | Yjs<br><sub>yjs@13.6.33, y-indexeddb@9.0.12, y-protocols@1.0.7</sub> | yjs + y-indexeddb + y-protocols/sync | 80.2 KB | 24.5 KB | | | PouchDB<br><sub>pouchdb-browser@9.0.0</sub> | pouchdb-browser | 117.8 KB | 40.4 KB | pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it | -| **syncom**<br><sub>@alexify/syncom@0.0.1</sub> | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 192.0 KB | 65.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | +| **syncom**<br><sub>@alexify/syncom@0.0.1</sub> | open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter | 195.0 KB | 66.6 KB | storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry | | RxDB<br><sub>rxdb@17.6.0, dexie@4.4.6, rxjs@7.8.2</sub> | rxdb + Dexie storage + replication | 282.3 KB | 90.1 KB | | | Fireproof<br><sub>@fireproof/core@0.24.19</sub> | @fireproof/core | 784.2 KB | 204.0 KB | | | OrbitDB<br><sub>@orbitdb/core@4.0.0, helia@6.1.4, libp2p@3.5.1, @libp2p/gossipsub@15.0.23, blockstore-idb@4.0.1</sub> | @orbitdb/core + helia + libp2p, IndexedDB blockstore | 1185.6 KB | 353.7 KB | createHelia brings Helia's default libp2p configuration with it | diff --git a/docs/guide/browser.md b/docs/guide/browser.md index e99ad2a..116c128 100644 --- a/docs/guide/browser.md +++ b/docs/guide/browser.md @@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ available in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Both APIs require a ## Bundle size The browser entry is measured on every CI run with a budget that fails the -build when exceeded — 65 KB min+gzip — and so is every subpath, on its own row +build when exceeded — 66 KB min+gzip — and so is every subpath, on its own row with its own budget, so what an app imports is what it ships: ```bash diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md b/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md index bf8d4c8..1c7164d 100644 --- a/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md +++ b/docs/guide/vs-crdt.md @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ compares all four, row by row, from their source code: 141 rows in seven section for a note, a comment, or one block of a document. A document hundreds of pages long that many people type into at once belongs in one of the three. - **Size depends on what is counted.** Yjs ships 28 KB min+gzip, all of it. Automerge and Loro - ship about 1.1 MB each, almost all of it WebAssembly. syncom's single entry is 65 KB, and that + ship about 1.1 MB each, almost all of it WebAssembly. syncom's single entry is 66 KB, and that includes its storage, queries and sync protocol, which the three do not carry. - **History is kept four ways.** Automerge keeps every change forever, in a graph of SHA-256 hashes, and never drops any. Loro keeps every change too, until you export a shallow snapshot. @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column <tr><td>Key order when read</td><td>as each node's object took the keys; replicas can differ<sup>90</sup></td><td>local <code>Map</code> insertion order; can differ between replicas<sup>91</sup></td><td>sorted by key in the core; a live JS doc appends newly added keys<sup>92</sup></td><td><code>keys()</code>/<code>entries()</code> sorted by key; <code>toJSON()</code> order unspecified</td></tr> <tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Counters and sets</strong></td></tr> <tr><td>Counter type</td><td>✅ <code>inc(id, key, value)</code>: one running sum per origin, added up</td><td>❌ no counter type<sup>93</sup></td><td>✅ <code>Counter</code> class: <code>increment(n)</code>, <code>decrement(n)</code>, <code>.value</code></td><td>✅ <code>LoroCounter</code>: <code>increment(n)</code>, <code>decrement(n)</code>, <code>value</code></td></tr> -<tr><td>Counter values</td><td>finite floats; a negative <code>inc</code> decrements; no overflow guard<sup>94</sup></td><td>— no counter type</td><td>64-bit integer; decrement allowed; fractional deltas truncated<sup>95</sup></td><td>f64 floats; decrement; no bounds or overflow checks</td></tr> +<tr><td>Counter values</td><td>finite floats; a negative <code>inc</code> decrements; each origin's sum within ±2^53−1<sup>94</sup></td><td>— no counter type</td><td>64-bit integer; decrement allowed; fractional deltas truncated<sup>95</sup></td><td>f64 floats; decrement; no bounds or overflow checks</td></tr> <tr><td>A counter reset while others add</td><td>a reset drops increments stamped below it; a register outranks the counter<sup>96</sup></td><td>— no counter type</td><td>an overwrite or delete wins; concurrent increments are dropped<sup>97</sup></td><td>no reset op; a concurrent increment lands in the deleted counter, hidden<sup>98</sup></td></tr> <tr><td>Set type (concurrent adds kept)</td><td>✅ oR-set field: <code>add()</code> / <code>remove()</code>; a concurrent add survives a remove<sup>99</sup></td><td>❌ no set type; map keys behave add-wins<sup>100</sup></td><td>❌ no set type; the docs give no set recipe</td><td>❌ no set type; map keys give LWW, not add-wins</td></tr> <tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="5"><strong>Lists</strong></td></tr> @@ -425,7 +425,7 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column <tr><td>Signed changes</td><td>✅ Ed25519 per op; the node id is the key; verified on receipt<sup>280</sup></td><td>❌ no signatures</td><td>❌ no signatures on changes in the core<sup>281</sup></td><td>❌ no</td></tr> <tr><td>Checksums on encoded data</td><td>⚠️ a signed SHA-256 digest per op; record files checked against the chain<sup>282</sup></td><td>❌ no checksum in either format</td><td>✅ each chunk carries a 4-byte SHA-256-prefix checksum, checked on load</td><td>✅ xxHash32 over every blob, plus one per SSTable block</td></tr> <tr><td>A malformed update</td><td>✅ dropped and counted, never thrown: not logged, not relayed (a gap)<sup>283</sup></td><td>⚠️ throws a plain <code>Error</code>; parts decoded before the failure stay applied<sup>284</sup></td><td>⚠️ undecodable bytes throw, nothing applied; nonsense ops panic and broke the doc<sup>285</sup></td><td>✅ throws; the import rolls back and the doc is unchanged<sup>286</sup></td></tr> -<tr><td>Limits against a hostile peer</td><td>✅ pending work, run and field slots, tree depth and index, skew, push limits<sup>287</sup></td><td>❌ no limits on size, depth or pending data<sup>288</sup></td><td>⚠️ 1 GB cap per decoded item, leb128 overflow checks; no queue or size caps<sup>289</sup></td><td>⚠️ decode caps (positions < 2^30, value depth 128); no size or pending caps<sup>290</sup></td></tr> +<tr><td>Limits against a hostile peer</td><td>✅ pending work, run and field slots, tree depth and index, counter range, skew, push limits<sup>287</sup></td><td>❌ no limits on size, depth or pending data<sup>288</sup></td><td>⚠️ 1 GB cap per decoded item, leb128 overflow checks; no queue or size caps<sup>289</sup></td><td>⚠️ decode caps (positions < 2^30, value depth 128); no size or pending caps<sup>290</sup></td></tr> <tr><td>Validation of a peer's change</td><td>✅ the entity validator and <code>beforeApply</code> run on every peer's op</td><td>❌ none; peers are assumed trusted</td><td>❌ none in the core; Keyhive's server policy (alpha) checks edit access only</td><td>❌ no schema or rule checks; structural checks only</td></tr> <tr><td>End-to-end encryption</td><td>❌ no; an encrypted record stays local and does not sync</td><td>⚠️ none in core; <code>y-webrtc</code> encrypts signaling with a shared secret<sup>291</sup></td><td>⚠️ keyhive via <code>@automerge/automerge-repo-keyhive</code>, in alpha<sup>292</sup></td><td>⚠️ experimental, in the Loro Protocol (<code>%ELO</code> rooms, <code>EloLoroAdaptor</code>)</td></tr> <tr><td>Convergence tested by fuzzing</td><td>✅ seeded mesh fuzz: 4 nodes, 80 ops of every kind; a hazard walk<sup>293</sup></td><td>✅ 5 peers, random disconnects and delivery order, up to 100,000 ops</td><td>✅ proptests, random fork/merge batch tests, a 3-repo fuzz, libFuzzer on <code>load</code><sup>294</sup></td><td>✅ cargo-fuzz, 14 targets, 5 peers compared; loro.js-vs-Rust differential fuzz</td></tr> @@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column <tr><td>Anonymized copy for bug reports</td><td>❌ none</td><td>✅ <code>obfuscateUpdate</code> replaces content, keeps the CRDT structure</td><td>✅ <code>anonymize(doc)</code> replaces keys, values, actors and metadata, keeps history shape<sup>302</sup></td><td>⚠️ <code>redactJsonUpdates</code> blanks content in JSON updates over a version range</td></tr> <tr><td>UI framework bindings</td><td>❌ none; <code>Cursor.watch()</code> and <code>Record</code> events to wire one</td><td>⚠️ third-party only: react-yjs, SyncedStore, valtio-yjs, immer-yjs</td><td>✅ react hooks, Svelte store, Solid primitives (automerge-repo packages); no Vue<sup>303</sup></td><td>✅ <code>loro-mirror</code> (state mirror) and <code>loro-mirror-react</code><sup>304</sup></td></tr> <tr><td>Documentation</td><td>✅ VitePress site: guides, API reference, architecture, benchmarks</td><td>⚠️ docs.yjs.dev: guides, API, ecosystem, internals, for v13<sup>305</sup></td><td>✅ automerge.org: tutorial, data model, merge rules, internals, cookbook, typedoc API<sup>306</sup></td><td>✅ loro.dev: tutorials, concepts, full JS API reference, benchmarks, blog</td></tr> -<tr><td>Test suite</td><td>942 <code>node:test</code> tests in 88 files, 9 <code>tsd</code> files; CI on Node 22, 24<sup>307</sup></td><td>338 cases in 16 files (lib0/testing); CI on Node 26</td><td>Rust ~730 tests + proptests, JS 351, WASM 160, automerge-repo 711; GitHub CI<sup>308</sup></td><td>~2,000 Rust tests, 472 JS cases, 396 loro.js cases, fuzz, loom; CI</td></tr> +<tr><td>Test suite</td><td>958 <code>node:test</code> tests, 9 <code>tsd</code> files; CI on Node 22, 24<sup>307</sup></td><td>338 cases in 16 files (lib0/testing); CI on Node 26</td><td>Rust ~730 tests + proptests, JS 351, WASM 160, automerge-repo 711; GitHub CI<sup>308</sup></td><td>~2,000 Rust tests, 472 JS cases, 396 loro.js cases, fuzz, loom; CI</td></tr> </tbody> </table> @@ -537,7 +537,7 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column 91. <code>toJSON()</code> returns a plain object, so integer-like keys come first there. 92. Probe: after a change <code>Object.keys</code> read <code>z, a, m</code>; after <code>load</code> it read <code>a, m, z</code>. Integer-like keys follow JS object rules. 93. A number in an attr is a register: concurrent increments lose all but one. -94. A sum past <code>Number.MAX_VALUE</code> becomes <code>Infinity</code>, stored as <code>null</code> in JSON: after a reload the next <code>inc</code> starts from 0 there, while a node holding the record in cache keeps <code>Infinity</code> — the two diverge (probe). +94. An <code>inc</code> that would take its origin's sum past <code>Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER</code> is refused as a bound (<code>detail: 'counter'</code>), the same on every node; the sums add up in origin order, so fractions read alike everywhere. 95. <code>increment(1.7)</code> adds 1 and <code>new Counter(1.5)</code> stores 1 (probed). The sum is a plain i64 <code>+</code> with no overflow check. 96. A peer's register write takes the field whatever its stamp (locally <code>update()</code> of a counter throws <code>FIELD_KIND</code>). A counter one origin incremented both before and after a concurrent reset does not converge — documented and left so. 97. An increment counts only while the counter's put has no other successor (probed: reset to 0 ‖ +3 → 0; delete ‖ +3 → key gone). @@ -660,7 +660,7 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column 214. Yjs records only <code>clientID</code>s; mapping changes to users is collected by the app or server, e.g. from each update's <code>createContentIdsFromUpdate</code>. In 13.6.33 (npm <code>latest</code>) only the experimental <code>PermanentUserData</code>. 215. 3.5.0 maps authors to actors (<code>getAuthors</code>, <code>getActorsForAuthor</code>); op ids name each value's actor (<code>getConflicts</code> keys). 216. Attribution is by peer id; map peers to users yourself (e.g. with <code>subscribeFirstCommitFromPeer</code>). -217. Before what compaction dropped a version is <code>HISTORY_GONE</code>, and a peer behind the floor bootstraps from a snapshot. <code>compact()</code> loses a text's marks and makes old cursors read <code>null</code>. +217. Before what compaction dropped a version is <code>HISTORY_GONE</code>, and a peer behind the floor bootstraps from a snapshot. <code>compact()</code> lays a text's marks again; it names the elements anew, so old cursors read <code>null</code> and a stacking mark has a new id. 218. No shallow snapshot. A collected doc can no longer restore snapshots. 219. The trimmed doc cannot check out before its root, and rejects updates from peers whose edits are based on an older version. 220. A purge wins at any stamp; signatures and digests stay so the headers still verify, and the tags drop their copies. Per record, not per field; a peer that never comes back keeps what it had. @@ -726,11 +726,11 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column 280. <code>'verify'</code> (the default) still takes unsigned ops; only <code>'require'</code> refuses them. The signature covers the header and a salted payload digest, so a scrubbed op still verifies. 281. Keyhive (alpha) signs sync traffic and contact cards, not individual changes; <code>emptyChange</code> is suggested for signing merged heads yourself. 282. Log segments carry no checksum: a torn one is skipped at open and counted in <code>droppedTs</code>. -283. A payload <code>applyOp</code> cannot admit is <code>OP_REFUSED</code> (malformed) and logged as a no-op; a page that throws is retried from its cursor. +283. A payload <code>applyOp</code> cannot admit — of any op type — is <code>OP_REFUSED</code> (malformed) and logged as a no-op; a page that throws is retried from its cursor. 284. Items are integrated before the delete set is read, so a truncated update leaves its items in the doc. 285. Probe: a change with an op on an unknown object (built with <code>encodeChange</code>) threw <code>PanicError</code> from Rust, via <code>applyChanges</code> and via a sync message; the same doc then panicked on its next <code>change</code>. 286. Many of these paths trapped the WASM instance until 1.16.4. A Rust panic still kills the instance (e.g. <code>configTextStyle</code> with ':' in a key). -287. <code>pendingMax</code> 4 096 per field, a run 2^20 and a field 2^22 slots, trees 512 levels and 1 024-character indexes, <code>maxSkew</code> 24 h, per-peer <code>opsPerPush</code>, <code>bytesPerPush</code> and <code>opsPerSecond</code>. Nothing else caps a set's size or a tree's move count. +287. <code>pendingMax</code> 4 096 per field (snapshot blocks too), a run 2^20 and a field 2^22 slots, trees 512 levels and 1 024-character indexes, an origin's counter sum ±2^53−1, <code>maxSkew</code> 24 h, per-peer <code>opsPerPush</code>, <code>bytesPerPush</code> and <code>opsPerSecond</code>. Nothing else caps a set's size or a tree's move count. 288. The decoder sizes arrays from wire counts; the threat model leaves size limits to the app. 289. A libFuzzer target and crash fixtures (<code>too_many_ops</code>, <code>overflow_in_length</code>…) cover loading. 290. Nothing bounds the size of an update or the pending queue; a WASM out-of-memory traps the instance. @@ -750,7 +750,7 @@ The closest counterpart of each building block, in each library. The Yjs column 304. Official loro-dev packages outside the clones; no Vue, Svelte or Solid binding is named. 305. v14's <code>Y.Node</code> API is in JSDoc and two repo notes; the site and most of the README describe v13. 306. The README calls the Rust API low level and not well documented; the binary format has its own spec page. -307. Coverage is enforced at 95/95/90/95 (lines, statements, branches, functions); a run here passed 941 with 1 skipped. +307. Coverage is enforced at 95/95/90/95 (lines, statements, branches, functions); a run here passed 957 with 1 skipped. 308. CI builds and tests on Linux, macOS and Windows, runs the WASM and JS suites and a Node 18 packaging test; the C API has cmocka tests. <!-- comparison:end --> diff --git a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md index 6fda770..1bdf3c1 100644 --- a/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md +++ b/docs/guide/vs-rxdb.md @@ -176,9 +176,9 @@ The closest syncom counterpart of each RxDB building block. Where there is none, <tr><td>Language and module format</td><td>JavaScript, CommonJS, no build step; <code>src/</code> ships as is</td><td>TypeScript, built by Babel into CommonJS and ESM; <code>sideEffects: false</code></td></tr> <tr><td>Entry points</td><td>root plus 7 subpaths: <code>/wrpc</code>, <code>/idb</code>, <code>/search</code>, <code>/order</code>, <code>/undo</code>, <code>/branch</code>, <code>/contracts</code></td><td>54 subpath exports, one per plugin (<code>rxdb/plugins/*</code>)</td></tr> <tr><td>TypeScript types</td><td>⚠️ hand-written <code>.d.ts</code>, tsd-tested; collection names typed, record data <code>unknown</code></td><td>✅ generated from the source; document type inferred from the schema</td></tr> -<tr><td>Browser bundle, minimal store</td><td>65.0 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine</td><td>80.4 KB min+gzip: <code>createRxDatabase</code> with Dexie; 44.9 KB with localStorage</td></tr> -<tr><td>Browser bundle with sync</td><td>65.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter</td><td>90.1 KB min+gzip with Dexie and <code>replicateRxCollection</code></td></tr> -<tr><td>Size budget in CI</td><td>✅ <code>pnpm size</code> fails CI when the browser entry passes 65 KB</td><td>⚠️ CI prints a webpack build size; no limit in 17.6.0</td></tr> +<tr><td>Browser bundle, minimal store</td><td>66.0 KB min+gzip: the browser entry, the whole engine</td><td>80.4 KB min+gzip: <code>createRxDatabase</code> with Dexie; 44.9 KB with localStorage</td></tr> +<tr><td>Browser bundle with sync</td><td>66.6 KB min+gzip with the wrpc link adapter</td><td>90.1 KB min+gzip with Dexie and <code>replicateRxCollection</code></td></tr> +<tr><td>Size budget in CI</td><td>✅ <code>pnpm size</code> fails CI when the browser entry passes 66 KB</td><td>⚠️ CI prints a webpack build size; no limit in 17.6.0</td></tr> <tr class="sc-matrix-group"><td colspan="3"><strong>Runtimes</strong></td></tr> <tr><td>Node.js</td><td>✅ ≥22; persists with <code>node:fs</code>; CI on Node 22 and 24</td><td>⚠️ ≥20; free disk persistence only via MongoDB or FoundationDB servers, or the capped SQLite trial<sup>4</sup></td></tr> <tr><td>Deno</td><td>❌ not tested; <code>engines</code> names Node.js only</td><td>✅ <code>rxdb/plugins/storage-denokv</code>; CI runs the Dexie and DenoKV suites on Deno 2.6.5</td></tr> @@ -740,7 +740,7 @@ fast; syncom signs every op and verifies each one it receives (`sync.signatures: that away). syncom reads a record by id about three times as fast, from its cache. RxDB's `bulkInsert()` is two orders of magnitude ahead, because syncom has no bulk write: each record is its own signed, logged op. On disk there is nothing to compare in Node.js, and a browser -app that keeps records and syncs them ships about 66 KB of syncom against 90 KB of RxDB with +app that keeps records and syncs them ships about 67 KB of syncom against 90 KB of RxDB with Dexie, min+gzip. ## Which to choose @@ -753,7 +753,7 @@ Dexie, min+gzip. - **syncom** when the nodes replicate among themselves, with no backend of record: servers, browser tabs and peers in a mesh, any of which can host. When concurrent edits must merge field by field and counters must add up, when you need to prove which node wrote what, verify what is - stored and erase it everywhere, and when zero dependencies, a 65 KB bundle and an MIT license + stored and erase it everywhere, and when zero dependencies, a 66 KB bundle and an MIT license for everything, Node.js disk persistence included, are requirements. - **Neither** for a long document that many people type into at once. syncom's text fields fit a note, a comment or one block of a document: a record is read and written whole on every op, diff --git a/docs/guide/why.md b/docs/guide/why.md index 14a8539..8e6361b 100644 --- a/docs/guide/why.md +++ b/docs/guide/why.md @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ engine also covers what an application keeps next to replication: - **Zero dependencies, one API for Node.js and the browser.** Nothing is installed with it. `node:fs` and `node:crypto` on the server, OPFS (or IndexedDB) and Web Crypto in the browser, picked by the `browser` export condition. CommonJS without a build step, hand-written typings, - and a browser bundle of about 65 KB min+gzip that CI holds to a budget. + and a browser bundle of about 66 KB min+gzip that CI holds to a budget. The [benchmarks](/guide/benchmarks) put a number on all of this. syncom opens a store and reads a record in about 40 ms, the fastest cold start of the ten libraries measured, and serves a read diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index 77cb572..c40df01 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ features: link: /guide/telemetry linkText: OpenTelemetry - icon: 📦 - title: Zero dependencies, about 65 KB - details: "Nothing is installed with it. The same API on Node.js and in the browser, picked by the browser export condition, and about 65 KB min+gzip for the browser — lists, text, trees, history, tags and diff included; undo and branches are subpaths — held to a budget in CI." + title: Zero dependencies, about 66 KB + details: "Nothing is installed with it. The same API on Node.js and in the browser, picked by the browser export condition, and about 66 KB min+gzip for the browser — lists, text, trees, history, tags and diff included; undo and branches are subpaths — held to a budget in CI." link: /guide/browser linkText: Browser --- diff --git a/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg b/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg index 841898f..ba9e66e 100644 --- a/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg +++ b/docs/public/benchmarks/size.svg @@ -80,14 +80,14 @@ pouchdb-browser carries its HTTP adapter (the CouchDB client) with it 40.4 KB syncom · open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter -65.6 KB min+gzip -192.0 KB minified +66.6 KB min+gzip +195.0 KB minified @alexify/syncom@0.0.1 storage, schema, queries, the op log and the sync protocol are one entry syncom open() over OPFS + the wrpc link adapter - -65.6 KB + +66.6 KB RxDB · rxdb + Dexie storage + replication 90.1 KB min+gzip