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Switches stream TTFT/ITL sampling from Date.now() (wall clock) to performance.now() (monotonic) — an NTP correction or manual clock adjustment mid-stream was poisoning routing metrics (inflated TTFT on forward steps, silently-dropped negative TTFT on backward steps). Matches the existing earlyStreamKeepalive.ts precedent on the same streaming path. Thanks!
158 lines
6.2 KiB
TypeScript
158 lines
6.2 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* tests/unit/stream-timing.test.ts
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*
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* Canonical stream instrumentation (open-sse/utils/streamTiming.ts):
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* - TTFT = first-forwarded-SSE-chunk latency (NOT token-level) — documented
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* - ITL = mean inter-chunk gap (chunk-latency proxy)
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* - first-byte vs first-forward distinction
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* - interruption marking
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* - malformed/empty chunks do not corrupt timing
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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 { createStreamTiming, type StreamTiming } from "../../open-sse/utils/streamTiming.ts";
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// streamTiming samples a high-resolution monotonic clock (performance.now).
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// `setTimeout(N)` does NOT guarantee that clock advances by a full N ms before
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// the callback runs: libuv schedules timers against its own cached loop clock,
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// which can trail performance.now() by a fraction of a millisecond, so a freshly
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// sampled performance.now() delta occasionally lands just under the nominal
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// sleep. Lower-bound timing assertions allow this scheduling slack. Event-loop
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// load only makes timers fire LATE (larger delta), never earlier, so the bound
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// stays safe on slow CI while remaining tight enough to prove a real delay.
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const TIMER_SLACK_MS = 5;
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test("ttft() is null when nothing was forwarded", () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markByte();
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assert.equal(t.ttftMs(), null);
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assert.equal(t.avgItlMs(), null);
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});
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test("ttft() measures first-forwarded-chunk latency (byte vs forward distinguished)", async () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markByte(); // first upstream byte arrives immediately
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await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 20));
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t.markForward(); // first chunk forwarded 20ms later
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const ttft = t.ttftMs();
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assert.ok(ttft !== null && ttft >= 20 - TIMER_SLACK_MS && ttft < 5000, `ttft=${ttft}`);
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assert.ok(t.firstByteAt !== null);
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assert.ok(t.firstByteAt! < t.firstForwardAt!, "first byte precedes first forward");
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});
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test("avgItlMs() measures mean inter-chunk gap across multiple chunks", async () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
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t.markForward();
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await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 10));
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}
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const itl = t.avgItlMs();
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assert.ok(itl !== null && itl >= 10 - TIMER_SLACK_MS && itl < 5000, `itl=${itl}`);
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assert.equal(t.forwardedChunks, 4);
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});
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test("empty chunks do not corrupt timing (markByte without forward)", () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markByte();
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t.markByte(); // duplicate bytes are idempotent for first-byte
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assert.equal(t.ttftMs(), null, "no forward → no ttft");
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t.markForward();
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assert.ok(t.ttftMs() !== null);
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});
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test("malformed/keepalive-only traffic (no forward) yields no ttft", () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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// Simulate a provider that only sends keepalives/blank lines, never data.
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for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) t.markByte();
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assert.equal(t.ttftMs(), null);
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assert.equal(t.forwardedChunks, 0);
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});
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test("interruption is recorded and does not reset other timing", async () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markForward();
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await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 5));
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t.markForward();
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t.markInterrupted();
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assert.equal(t.interrupted, true);
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assert.ok(t.ttftMs() !== null);
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assert.ok(t.avgItlMs() !== null);
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});
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test("normal completion: totalMs() is monotonic and >= first-forward latency", async () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 15));
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t.markForward();
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const total = t.totalMs();
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const ttft = t.ttftMs();
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assert.ok(total >= 15 - TIMER_SLACK_MS, `total=${total}`);
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assert.ok(ttft !== null && ttft <= total, "ttft must be <= total duration");
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});
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test("max inter-chunk samples are bounded (memory bound)", async () => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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for (let i = 0; i < 200; i++) t.markForward();
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assert.ok(t.interChunkGaps.length <= 32, `bounded to 32 samples, got ${t.interChunkGaps.length}`);
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});
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/**
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* Wall-clock robustness: TTFT/ITL must be sampled from a MONOTONIC clock, so a
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* mid-stream NTP correction or manual wall-clock adjustment cannot poison them.
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* These metrics feed the router (OTel, quality EWMA, usage_history.ttft_ms,
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* speedRanking), so a corrupted value degrades a healthy provider.
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*
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* We simulate a wall-clock jump by stubbing `Date.now` between marks. With the
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* fix (`performance.now`, monotonic) the injected jump has no effect. If the
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* seam ever regresses to `Date.now`, the injected jump leaks straight into the
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* reported metric and these assertions fail.
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*/
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function withStubbedDateNow(run: (jumpMs: (delta: number) => void) => void): void {
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const realNow = Date.now;
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let fake = realNow.call(Date);
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Date.now = () => fake;
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try {
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run((delta) => {
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fake += delta;
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});
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} finally {
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Date.now = realNow;
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}
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}
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test("forward wall-clock jump does not inflate TTFT (monotonic clock)", () => {
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withStubbedDateNow((jumpMs) => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markByte();
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jumpMs(5_000); // +5s NTP step between first byte and first forward
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t.markForward();
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const ttft = t.ttftMs();
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// Real elapsed is sub-millisecond; a Date.now-based seam would report ~5000.
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assert.ok(ttft !== null && ttft >= 0 && ttft < 1_000, `ttft must ignore +5s wall jump, got ${ttft}`);
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});
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});
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test("backward wall-clock jump does not yield negative TTFT (monotonic clock)", () => {
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withStubbedDateNow((jumpMs) => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markByte();
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jumpMs(-2_000); // clock stepped backwards between byte and forward
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t.markForward();
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const ttft = t.ttftMs();
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// A Date.now-based seam would report ~-2000, silently discarded downstream
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// by the `ttft >= 0` guard (invisible data loss).
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assert.ok(ttft !== null && ttft >= 0 && ttft < 1_000, `ttft must never go negative, got ${ttft}`);
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});
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});
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test("wall-clock jump does not corrupt inter-chunk ITL (monotonic clock)", () => {
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withStubbedDateNow((jumpMs) => {
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const t = createStreamTiming();
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t.markForward();
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jumpMs(3_000); // +3s NTP step between two forwarded chunks
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t.markForward();
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const itl = t.avgItlMs();
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// A Date.now-based seam would record a 3000ms gap; monotonic stays near 0.
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assert.ok(itl !== null && itl >= 0 && itl < 1_000, `itl must ignore +3s wall jump, got ${itl}`);
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});
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});
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