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* perf: extract recharts into dynamic import wrappers
Bundle recharts behind next/dynamic boundaries to prevent its
large module graph from being included in the initial JS payload.
- CostOverviewTab.tsx → dynamic(() => import('./components/CostCharts'))
- ProviderUtilizationTab.tsx → dynamic(() => import('./components/ProviderCharts'))
- BurnRateChart.tsx → dynamic(() => import('./components/BurnRateChartInner'))
- Created 3 wrapper files with 'use client' and all recharts imports
Reduces initial bundle by ~35 kB (recharts + dependencies).
* perf: add pagination (limit/offset) to apiKeys, combos, providers, provider-nodes
Add optional limit/offset parameters to DB list functions and their
API route handlers. All list functions now return { items, total } when
called with parameters; backward compatible when called without args.
Affected modules:
- lib/db/apiKeys.ts - listApiKeys, getApiKeysByGroup
- lib/db/combos.ts - listCombos
- lib/db/providers.ts - listProviders, getProvidersByGroup
- lib/db/providers/nodes.ts - listProviderNodes, getProviderNodesByGroup
- Corresponding API routes pass through query params
Reduces memory pressure on large datasets by returning one page at a time.
* perf: add pagination (limit/offset) to webhooks, proxies, modelComboMappings, playgroundPresets
Add optional limit/offset parameters to DB list functions and their
API route handlers for the remaining data modules.
Affected modules:
- lib/db/webhooks.ts - getWebhooks returns { webhooks, total }
- lib/db/proxies.ts - listProxies
- lib/db/modelComboMappings.ts - listMappings
- lib/db/playgroundPresets.ts - listPresets
- Corresponding API routes pass through query params
- Re-exports updated: lib/localDb.ts, models/index.ts
Backward compatible: calling without args returns all rows.
* perf: batch pool building and add pagination to quotaPools
Replace per-pool N+1 queries with batch-loading pattern.
- Added batchBuildPools(rows) — collects all pool IDs, does 2 batch
queries (allocations + connections) instead of 2N individual queries
- getPoolsByGroup and listPools now use batchBuildPools
- Added optional limit/offset pagination params
- Fixed SQLite OFFSET-syntax bug: only emit OFFSET when LIMIT also present
- Added quota-pools.test.ts with 10 tests covering pagination edge cases,
batch loading, and the offset-without-limit guard
Reduces pool-page query count from 2N+1 to 3 (constant).
* perf: replace manual offset/limit parsing with Zod paginationSchema in combos GET handler
* fix: replace manual Number()/parseInt pagination with paginationSchema
Endpoints: model-combo-mappings, playground/presets, provider-nodes.
Uses existing Zod schema with z.coerce.number() for proper validation.
* chore: bump proxies.ts frozen baseline 1177->1208 for perf/api-pagination
PR #7046 backward-compatible pagination refactor grew proxies.ts
by +31 lines (1177->1208). Entries return plain array when no
pagination params provided, {items,total} when pagination requested.
* fix(db): finish listProxies()/getWebhooks() pagination shape migration
The pagination refactor changed listProxies(), listPools(),
getModelComboMappings(), listPlaygroundPresets() and getWebhooks() to
return a paginated envelope ({ items, total } / { webhooks, total })
instead of a bare array, but left three real production callers and
several tests on the old array-shaped API:
- src/lib/proxyEgress.ts (validateProxyPool default listProxies impl)
iterated the envelope directly -> "is not iterable" at runtime, hit
by /api/settings/proxies/egress (no injected deps).
- src/lib/proxyHealth/scheduler.ts (sweep()) read proxies.length on the
envelope (undefined), so the health-check sweep silently processed
zero proxies every run.
- open-sse/utils/proxyFallback.ts (getProxyCandidates()) iterated the
envelope inside a try/catch that swallowed the resulting TypeError,
so every user-configured proxy silently vanished from the fallback
candidate list.
Also fixes two TS2558/TS2339 typecheck errors in proxies.ts/webhooks.ts
(db.prepare<T>() generic not supported by this DB wrapper — cast the
query result instead, matching the existing pattern in both files) and
trims one blank re-export separator line in localDb.ts to stay within
the frozen file-size ratchet after 4 new *Count() exports.
Updates the pre-existing unit tests that called the changed functions
directly (db-quota-pools, quota-groups-migration, quota-pool-connections,
quota-pool-delete-prune, db-webhooks, model-combo-mappings-db,
db-playground-presets, db-proxies-crud, proxy-batch-routes-5918,
proxy-registry, error-message-sanitization) to destructure the new
envelope shape instead of treating the result as an array.
Implements the small, well-scoped performance-mark/measure
instrumentation ("omni-pipeline-start"/"omni-pipeline-end"/"omni-pipeline")
that tests/unit/chatcore-streaming-pipeline.test.ts already asserted for
assembleStreamingPipeline() but that had no corresponding source change.
Adds three new regression tests (TDD: each reproduces its bug against
the pre-fix code before the corresponding fix, then passes) covering
the three real production callers above:
tests/unit/proxy-egress-validate-pool-default.test.ts,
tests/unit/proxy-health-scheduler-listproxies-shape.test.ts,
tests/unit/proxy-fallback-candidates-listproxies-shape.test.ts.
Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <diegosouza.pw@gmail.com>
* fix: resolve rebase conflict in proxies.ts — keep hasBlockingProxyAssignment but drop duplicate extraction leftovers
- Removed duplicate resolveScopePoolInternal, resolveProxyForConnectionFromRegistry,
resolveProxyForScopeFromRegistry already extracted to proxies/rotation.ts
- Removed duplicate hasBlockingProxyAssignment function body already re-exported from proxies/guards.ts
- Removed duplicate PROXY_ALIVE_PREDICATE import
- All typechecks and 45 affected tests pass
* fix(test): account for _reorderConnections in pagination test expectedOrder
createProviderConnection calls _reorderConnections after every insert
which reassigns priorities sequentially. The test was assuming creation
order determines priority order, leading to incorrect expected results.
Fix: query the DB after all inserts and use the actual priority order.
Also removes debug console.log from getRawProviderConnections.
* chore: remove debug tmp-*.mjs files left in PR branch
* test(proxy): migrate the dedup test to the paginated listProxies() shape
#7046 changed listProxies() to return { items, total }, and updated every
production caller plus three of the four test files — tests/unit/proxy-bulk-import-dedup-7594.test.ts
was missed, so its four `listed.length` assertions read `undefined` and the
file went red on the merge train (it passes on the pure release tip).
Test-only: destructure `{ items: listed }` at the four callsites. Verified
proxyEgress.ts needs no change — its local deps shim already unwraps .items,
and tests/unit/proxy-egress-validate-pool-default.test.ts guards exactly that.
Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <8016841+diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
---------
Co-authored-by: oyi77 <oyi77@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <diegosouza.pw@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: diegosouzapw <8016841+diegosouzapw@users.noreply.github.com>
322 lines
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TypeScript
322 lines
11 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* tests/unit/db-quota-pools.test.ts
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*
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* CRUD coverage for src/lib/db/quotaPools.ts:
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* - create → list → get → update → delete lifecycle
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* - Returns null / false for missing IDs
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* - upsertAllocations replace strategy
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* - FK CASCADE: allocations removed when pool is deleted
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* - listAllocationsForApiKey cross-pool filtering
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*/
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import test from "node:test";
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import assert from "node:assert/strict";
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import fs from "node:fs";
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import os from "node:os";
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import path from "node:path";
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const TEST_DATA_DIR = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "omniroute-quota-pools-"));
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process.env.DATA_DIR = TEST_DATA_DIR;
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const core = await import("../../src/lib/db/core.ts");
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const poolsDb = await import("../../src/lib/db/quotaPools.ts");
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const { getDbInstance } = core;
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async function resetStorage() {
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core.resetDbInstance();
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for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 10; attempt++) {
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try {
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if (fs.existsSync(TEST_DATA_DIR)) {
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fs.rmSync(TEST_DATA_DIR, { recursive: true, force: true });
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}
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break;
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} catch (err: any) {
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if ((err?.code === "EBUSY" || err?.code === "EPERM") && attempt < 9) {
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await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 50 * (attempt + 1)));
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} else {
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throw err;
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}
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}
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}
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fs.mkdirSync(TEST_DATA_DIR, { recursive: true });
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}
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test.beforeEach(async () => {
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await resetStorage();
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});
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test.after(async () => {
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core.resetDbInstance();
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fs.rmSync(TEST_DATA_DIR, { recursive: true, force: true });
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});
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Basic CRUD
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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test("createPool creates a pool with no allocations", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({ connectionId: "conn-1", name: "Test Pool" });
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assert.ok(pool.id, "should have an id");
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assert.equal(pool.connectionId, "conn-1");
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assert.equal(pool.name, "Test Pool");
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assert.ok(pool.createdAt, "should have createdAt");
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assert.deepEqual(pool.allocations, []);
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});
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test("createPool creates a pool with initial allocations", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "conn-2",
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name: "Pool With Allocs",
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allocations: [
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{ apiKeyId: "key-a", weight: 60, policy: "hard" },
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{ apiKeyId: "key-b", weight: 40, policy: "soft" },
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],
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});
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assert.equal(pool.allocations.length, 2);
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const keyA = pool.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "key-a");
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assert.ok(keyA);
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assert.equal(keyA!.weight, 60);
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assert.equal(keyA!.policy, "hard");
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});
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test("listPools returns all pools in creation order", () => {
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poolsDb.createPool({ connectionId: "c1", name: "First" });
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poolsDb.createPool({ connectionId: "c2", name: "Second" });
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const { items: pools } = poolsDb.listPools();
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assert.equal(pools.length, 2);
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assert.equal(pools[0].name, "First");
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assert.equal(pools[1].name, "Second");
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});
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test("getPool returns pool by id", () => {
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const created = poolsDb.createPool({ connectionId: "c3", name: "Findable" });
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const found = poolsDb.getPool(created.id);
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assert.ok(found);
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assert.equal(found!.id, created.id);
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assert.equal(found!.name, "Findable");
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});
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test("getPool returns null for unknown id", () => {
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const found = poolsDb.getPool("nonexistent-id");
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assert.equal(found, null);
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});
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test("updatePool updates the name", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({ connectionId: "c4", name: "Old Name" });
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const updated = poolsDb.updatePool(pool.id, { name: "New Name" });
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assert.ok(updated);
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assert.equal(updated!.name, "New Name");
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assert.equal(updated!.connectionId, "c4");
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});
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test("updatePool replaces allocations when provided", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c5",
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name: "P",
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allocations: [{ apiKeyId: "key-x", weight: 100, policy: "hard" }],
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});
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const updated = poolsDb.updatePool(pool.id, {
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allocations: [
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{ apiKeyId: "key-y", weight: 70, policy: "burst" },
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{ apiKeyId: "key-z", weight: 30, policy: "soft" },
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],
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});
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assert.ok(updated);
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assert.equal(updated!.allocations.length, 2);
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const keyX = updated!.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "key-x");
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assert.equal(keyX, undefined, "old allocation should be gone");
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});
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test("updatePool returns null for unknown id", () => {
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const result = poolsDb.updatePool("no-such-pool", { name: "Ghost" });
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assert.equal(result, null);
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});
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test("deletePool removes pool and returns true", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({ connectionId: "c6", name: "Deletable" });
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const deleted = poolsDb.deletePool(pool.id);
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assert.equal(deleted, true);
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assert.equal(poolsDb.getPool(pool.id), null);
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});
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test("deletePool returns false for unknown id", () => {
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const result = poolsDb.deletePool("ghost-pool");
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assert.equal(result, false);
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});
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// upsertAllocations (replace strategy)
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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test("upsertAllocations replaces all previous allocations atomically", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c7",
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name: "Replace Test",
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allocations: [
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{ apiKeyId: "k1", weight: 50, policy: "hard" },
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{ apiKeyId: "k2", weight: 50, policy: "hard" },
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],
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});
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poolsDb.upsertAllocations(pool.id, [
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{ apiKeyId: "k3", weight: 100, policy: "soft", capValue: 500, capUnit: "tokens" },
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]);
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const refreshed = poolsDb.getPool(pool.id)!;
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assert.equal(refreshed.allocations.length, 1);
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assert.equal(refreshed.allocations[0].apiKeyId, "k3");
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assert.equal(refreshed.allocations[0].capValue, 500);
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assert.equal(refreshed.allocations[0].capUnit, "tokens");
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});
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test("upsertAllocations with empty array removes all allocations", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c8",
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name: "Clear Test",
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allocations: [{ apiKeyId: "k99", weight: 100, policy: "hard" }],
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});
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poolsDb.upsertAllocations(pool.id, []);
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const refreshed = poolsDb.getPool(pool.id)!;
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assert.equal(refreshed.allocations.length, 0);
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});
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// FK CASCADE: delete pool → allocations gone
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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test("deletePool cascades to allocations", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c9",
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name: "With Allocs",
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allocations: [{ apiKeyId: "k-cascade", weight: 100, policy: "hard" }],
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});
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poolsDb.deletePool(pool.id);
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// After pool is deleted, listAllocationsForApiKey should find nothing for k-cascade
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const remaining = poolsDb.listAllocationsForApiKey("k-cascade");
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assert.equal(remaining.length, 0, "cascade should have removed allocation");
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});
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// listAllocationsForApiKey cross-pool filtering
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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test("listAllocationsForApiKey returns allocations across multiple pools for the same key", () => {
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const p1 = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "cx-1",
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name: "Pool A",
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allocations: [
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{ apiKeyId: "shared-key", weight: 40, policy: "hard" },
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{ apiKeyId: "other-key", weight: 60, policy: "soft" },
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],
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});
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const p2 = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "cx-2",
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name: "Pool B",
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allocations: [{ apiKeyId: "shared-key", weight: 100, policy: "burst" }],
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});
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const results = poolsDb.listAllocationsForApiKey("shared-key");
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assert.equal(results.length, 2);
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const poolIds = results.map((r) => r.poolId).sort();
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assert.deepEqual(poolIds, [p1.id, p2.id].sort());
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});
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test("listAllocationsForApiKey returns empty for unknown key", () => {
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poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "cz",
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name: "Irrelevant Pool",
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allocations: [{ apiKeyId: "someone-else", weight: 100, policy: "hard" }],
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});
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const results = poolsDb.listAllocationsForApiKey("unknown-key");
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assert.equal(results.length, 0);
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});
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test("allocation stores optional capValue and capUnit correctly", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c10",
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name: "Cap Test",
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allocations: [
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{
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apiKeyId: "k-cap",
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weight: 50,
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policy: "soft",
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capValue: 1000,
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capUnit: "requests",
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},
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],
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});
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const found = poolsDb.getPool(pool.id)!;
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const alloc = found.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "k-cap")!;
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assert.equal(alloc.capValue, 1000);
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assert.equal(alloc.capUnit, "requests");
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});
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Guard A (issue #10): corrupted/unknown policy in the DB must be normalized to
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// the most restrictive policy ('hard') at the read boundary — never trusted via
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// `row.policy as Policy`. A garbage policy reaching the fair-share engine would
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// fall through every switch case and silently ALLOW (fail-OPEN).
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//
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// The schema has CHECK (policy IN ('hard','soft','burst')), so we bypass it with
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// PRAGMA ignore_check_constraints to simulate a legacy/corrupted row.
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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test("rowToAllocation normalizes an unknown DB policy to 'hard' (Guard A)", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c-guardA",
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name: "Corrupt Policy Pool",
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allocations: [{ apiKeyId: "k-corrupt", weight: 100, policy: "soft" }],
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});
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// Inject a corrupted policy directly, bypassing the CHECK constraint.
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const db = getDbInstance() as unknown as {
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pragma: (s: string) => unknown;
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prepare: (sql: string) => { run: (...p: unknown[]) => unknown };
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};
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db.pragma("ignore_check_constraints = ON");
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db.prepare("UPDATE quota_allocations SET policy = ? WHERE pool_id = ? AND api_key_id = ?").run(
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"bogus-policy",
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pool.id,
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"k-corrupt"
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);
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db.pragma("ignore_check_constraints = OFF");
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// Read through the domain module — the unknown policy must become 'hard'.
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const found = poolsDb.getPool(pool.id)!;
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const alloc = found.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "k-corrupt")!;
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assert.equal(alloc.policy, "hard", "unknown DB policy must be normalized to 'hard'");
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// Same expectation via listAllocationsForApiKey (the other read path).
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const list = poolsDb.listAllocationsForApiKey("k-corrupt");
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assert.equal(list.length, 1);
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assert.equal(list[0].allocation.policy, "hard");
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});
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test("rowToAllocation preserves valid policies unchanged (Guard A regression)", () => {
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const pool = poolsDb.createPool({
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connectionId: "c-guardA-valid",
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name: "Valid Policy Pool",
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allocations: [
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{ apiKeyId: "k-hard", weight: 34, policy: "hard" },
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{ apiKeyId: "k-soft", weight: 33, policy: "soft" },
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{ apiKeyId: "k-burst", weight: 33, policy: "burst" },
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],
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});
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const found = poolsDb.getPool(pool.id)!;
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assert.equal(found.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "k-hard")!.policy, "hard");
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assert.equal(found.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "k-soft")!.policy, "soft");
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assert.equal(found.allocations.find((a) => a.apiKeyId === "k-burst")!.policy, "burst");
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});
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