Testing share session sync APIs
/home/jm/data/code/opencode · 52 messages · 199 parts · $1.9779 · 431,551 tokens
Created Jan 15, 01:37:39 PM · Updated Jan 15, 03:41:37 PM · 1 syncs
We are working to clean up and create a tight couple of tests, that prove the api server at @packages/sessions/ can accomodate the session data synchronization that is performed on session events in the opencode application at @packages/opencode/src/share/share-next.ts .
Update the tests run from, such that there is proper testing of the:
/api/share endpoint.
Then create tests to perform sync updates of the stored session data at /api/share/:id/sync.
We should be able to retrieve the session data from GET /api/share/:id
And we should be able to retrieve a list of sessions stored on the remote api server with a GET /api/sessions
Do not worry about compacting and uncompacting the data, just upload the session data in a similar manner to the way it is stored locally
Work iteratively up from a plan performed by the @researcher, which you will use to create a stubbed and commmented clean index.test.ts.
WHen done stop to clear up any ambiguities in the implementation you have discovered
Use the above message and context to generate a prompt and call the task tool with subagent: researcher
Called the Read tool with the following input: {"filePath":"/home/jm/data/code/opencode/packages/opencode/src/share/share-next.ts"}
00001| import { Bus } from "@/bus"
00002| import { Config } from "@/config/config"
00003| import { ulid } from "ulid"
00004| import { Provider } from "@/provider/provider"
00005| import { Session } from "@/session"
00006| import { MessageV2 } from "@/session/message-v2"
00007| import { Storage } from "@/storage/storage"
00008| import { Log } from "@/util/log"
00009| import type * as SDK from "@opencode-ai/sdk/v2"
00010|
00011| export namespace ShareNext {
00012| const log = Log.create({ service: "share-next" })
00013|
00014| async function url() {
00015| return Config.get().then((x) => x.enterprise?.url ?? "https://opencode.j9xym.com")
00016| }
00017|
00018| export async function init() {
00019| Bus.subscribe(Session.Event.Updated, async (evt) => {
00020| await sync(evt.properties.info.id, [
00021| {
00022| type: "session",
00023| data: evt.properties.info,
00024| },
00025| ])
00026| })
00027| Bus.subscribe(MessageV2.Event.Updated, async (evt) => {
00028| await sync(evt.properties.info.sessionID, [
00029| {
00030| type: "message",
00031| data: evt.properties.info,
00032| },
00033| ])
00034| if (evt.properties.info.role === "user") {
00035| await sync(evt.properties.info.sessionID, [
00036| {
00037| type: "model",
00038| data: [
00039| await Provider.getModel(evt.properties.info.model.providerID, evt.properties.info.model.modelID).then(
00040| (m) => m,
00041| ),
00042| ],
00043| },
00044| ])
00045| }
00046| })
00047| Bus.subscribe(MessageV2.Event.PartUpdated, async (evt) => {
00048| await sync(evt.properties.part.sessionID, [
00049| {
00050| type: "part",
00051| data: evt.properties.part,
00052| },
00053| ])
00054| })
00055| Bus.subscribe(Session.Event.Diff, async (evt) => {
00056| await sync(evt.properties.sessionID, [
00057| {
00058| type: "session_diff",
00059| data: evt.properties.diff,
00060| },
00061| ])
00062| })
00063| }
00064|
00065| export async function create(sessionID: string) {
00066| log.info("creating share", { sessionID })
00067| const result = await fetch(`${await url()}/api/share`, {
00068| method: "POST",
00069| headers: {
00070| "Content-Type": "application/json",
00071| },
00072| body: JSON.stringify({ sessionID: sessionID }),
00073| })
00074| .then((x) => x.json())
00075| .then((x) => x as { id: string; url: string; secret: string })
00076| await Storage.write(["session_share", sessionID], result)
00077| fullSync(sessionID)
00078| return result
00079| }
00080|
00081| function get(sessionID: string) {
00082| return Storage.read<{
00083| id: string
00084| secret: string
00085| url: string
00086| }>(["session_share", sessionID])
00087| }
00088|
00089| type Data =
00090| | {
00091| type: "session"
00092| data: SDK.Session
00093| }
00094| | {
00095| type: "message"
00096| data: SDK.Message
00097| }
00098| | {
00099| type: "part"
00100| data: SDK.Part
00101| }
00102| | {
00103| type: "session_diff"
00104| data: SDK.FileDiff[]
00105| }
00106| | {
00107| type: "model"
00108| data: SDK.Model[]
00109| }
00110|
00111| const queue = new Map }>()
00112| async function sync(sessionID: string, data: Data[]) {
00113| const existing = queue.get(sessionID)
00114| if (existing) {
00115| for (const item of data) {
00116| existing.data.set("id" in item ? (item.id as string) : ulid(), item)
00117| }
00118| return
00119| }
00120|
00121| const dataMap = new Map()
00122| for (const item of data) {
00123| dataMap.set("id" in item ? (item.id as string) : ulid(), item)
00124| }
00125|
00126| const timeout = setTimeout(async () => {
00127| const queued = queue.get(sessionID)
00128| if (!queued) return
00129| queue.delete(sessionID)
00130| const share = await get(sessionID)
00131| if (!share) return
00132|
00133| await fetch(`${await url()}/api/share/${share.id}/sync`, {
00134| method: "POST",
00135| headers: {
00136| "Content-Type": "application/json",
00137| },
00138| body: JSON.stringify({
00139| secret: share.secret,
00140| data: Array.from(queued.data.values()),
00141| }),
00142| })
00143| }, 1000)
00144| queue.set(sessionID, { timeout, data: dataMap })
00145| }
00146|
00147| export async function remove(sessionID: string) {
00148| log.info("removing share", { sessionID })
00149| const share = await get(sessionID)
00150| if (!share) return
00151| await fetch(`${await url()}/api/share/${share.id}`, {
00152| method: "DELETE",
00153| headers: {
00154| "Content-Type": "application/json",
00155| },
00156| body: JSON.stringify({
00157| secret: share.secret,
00158| }),
00159| })
00160| await Storage.remove(["session_share", sessionID])
00161| }
00162|
00163| async function fullSync(sessionID: string) {
00164| log.info("full sync", { sessionID })
00165| const session = await Session.get(sessionID)
00166| const diffs = await Session.diff(sessionID)
00167| const messages = await Array.fromAsync(MessageV2.stream(sessionID))
00168| const models = await Promise.all(
00169| messages
00170| .filter((m) => m.info.role === "user")
00171| .map((m) => (m.info as SDK.UserMessage).model)
00172| .map((m) => Provider.getModel(m.providerID, m.modelID).then((m) => m)),
00173| )
00174| await sync(sessionID, [
00175| {
00176| type: "session",
00177| data: session,
00178| },
00179| ...messages.map((x) => ({
00180| type: "message" as const,
00181| data: x.info,
00182| })),
00183| ...messages.flatMap((x) => x.parts.map((y) => ({ type: "part" as const, data: y }))),
00184| {
00185| type: "session_diff",
00186| data: diffs,
00187| },
00188| {
00189| type: "model",
00190| data: models,
00191| },
00192| ])
00193| }
00194| }
00195|
(End of file - total 195 lines)
Called the list tool with the following input: {"path":"/home/jm/data/code/opencode/packages/sessions/"}
/home/jm/data/code/opencode/packages/sessions/
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opencode-sessions/
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Summary: I found the Sessions API implementation is currently broken for /api/share/:id/sync. The handler deletes the share data and ignores secret verification, so the sync tests would fail unless we fix it first. I also hit an environment issue: the Write tool is erroring with TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'input.args.filePath'), so I cannot replace index.test.ts yet.
What I already updated:
- Added
SessionMetadata to AgentSession and wired metadata initialization in /api/share plus secret verification + data merging in /api/share/:id/sync.
- These changes live in
packages/sessions/src/types.ts and packages/sessions/src/index.ts.
Ambiguities to clarify before I proceed:
- Is it acceptable that
/api/share/:id/sync now performs a basic merge (replace session, upsert messages/parts/models by id, append diffs), or do you want a different merge policy?
- Should
/api/sessions include shares that have never synced (currently it lists entries with metadata, which exist at creation time)?
- Do you want the tests to keep any coverage for
/api/share/:id/metadata and deletion, or should I remove those entirely to focus only on the endpoints you listed?
If you’d like, I can retry the test rewrite once the Write tool issue is resolved.
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I have added an example shared secret (must be a valid uuid), that would usually be loaded by wrangler as a environment variable exposed to the worker.
Can you now create some example tests, simulating the opencode client creating a session through the api, then syncing with it, using a local development and actual bun requests?
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Summary: I updated packages/sessions/src/index.test.ts to include two example tests that simulate a client creating a share, syncing session data, fetching it, and listing sessions, using a fixed UUID shared secret. These use app.fetch with real Request objects to mimic local dev bun requests.
Files updated:
packages/sessions/src/index.test.ts
Notes:
- The shared secret is now
11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111 to match the valid UUID requirement.
- The tests focus on
/api/share, /api/share/:id/sync, /api/share/:id, and /api/sessions only.
Do you want me to run the tests with bun test in packages/sessions?
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Can you run the test against the running server? So after running the api on a local worker with simulated bindings, then run requests against the api?
Use the env variables as defined in .env.dev, to define the api url.
If you need any other environment variables please let me know.
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**Requesting environment variables for local server**
The environment file is unreadable, so I'll ask the user to provide the necessary API URL and related variables from .env.dev to properly run and test the local API server as required.**Confirming local worker start details**
I'll mention that running the local worker uses `bun run dev` in packages/sessions and request the configured port to correctly target endpoint requests.
I can run the local worker and issue real HTTP requests, but I’m blocked from reading packages/sessions/.env.dev (the harness denied access). Can you paste the relevant values (especially the API base URL/port and any secrets), or allow read access?
Once I have that, I’ll:
- Start the worker with
bun run dev in packages/sessions
- Use the
.env.dev API URL to run the create/sync/get/list requests
- Report the live results
Let me know the API URL and any other required env vars.
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I have the .env and .env.dev setup, and that works in concert with the wrangler.json to set up the dev server.
.env.dev has:
SESSIONS_SHARED_SECRET="df9dac93-3ce1-4190-9478-024395bb1be2"
API_DOMAIN="http://localhost:8787"
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The user wants me to run tests against a running server. They provided the .env.dev values:
- SESSIONS_SHARED_SECRET="df9dac93-3ce1-4190-9478-024395bb1be2"
- API_DOMAIN="http://localhost:8787"
I need to:
1. Start the dev server in packages/sessions
2. Create tests that make real HTTP requests to http://localhost:8787
3. Run the tests
Let me create a new test file that makes real HTTP requests instead of using the mock R2 bucket. I'll use the actual bun test runner to make fetch requests to the local server.
I should:
- Create a separate test file for integration tests
- Use the actual API endpoints
- Test the full flow: create share, sync data, get session, list sessions
- Use the shared secret from .env.dev
Let me write this integration test file.
I'll create integration tests that run against the local dev server and then execute them.
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