feat(webapp): upload files to a library that takes them - #187
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accepts_uploads was read only inside the upload service, at negotiation and at commit, and no read route exposed it. A client could learn that a library refuses files only by offering one — which for the web client means hashing the whole file first, to be told library_closed. GET /api/v2/libraries now carries it beside the role. It stays the operator's decision, made with `waveflow library set-uploads` and never through the API; exposing it read-only keeps that line where it was. Every member sees it: the role says who may upload, the flag says whether anyone can. The new test lists a library closed by default, opens it through the database call the CLI makes, and lists it open. Proven by inversion: reading the flag as always false fails it. This is the server half of lot D's second item, uploads. The web half follows once the tag editor's pull request has landed, because both touch the same client files. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
The second item of lot D. An upload page at /upload adds audio files to the active library through the three steps RFC-008 describes: fingerprint, negotiate, transfer. The fingerprint decides everything else. The server recomputes BLAKE3 over the whole file at commit and refuses any other digest, and no browser computes BLAKE3 natively, so the page hashes with @noble/hashes — pure JavaScript, no transitive dependency — in a Web Worker, streaming the file so a gigabyte is never held whole and the page keeps drawing. Hashing first is what lets the server answer `present` before a byte moves, and what makes a file offered again resume the session it left. Fragments are sent at exactly the size the session advertises, in order. A conflict or a network failure resumes from the session as the server reads it back: an acknowledgement lost after the write is the ordinary case, and a fragment resent or skipped is one the server refuses or never notices until the hash. Files go one at a time, as the per-account session limit expects, and each keeps the library it was dropped into even if the active library changes while the queue runs. An extension the scanner does not index is refused before hashing. The link appears only where the active library takes files and the role may add them, using the flag the previous commit exposed; reached directly, the page says which of the two locks is missing. Eight unit tests cover the digest — the known BLAKE3 of the empty input, and independence from where the stream is cut — the extension list and the next range. Three end-to-end tests run on both projects: a transfer whose second acknowledgement is lost, asserting the offered hash against one computed independently in Node, fragments of 8, 8 and 4 bytes and a single commit, with an axe WCAG A/AA sweep; a refusal before hashing; and the link's two locks. Proven by inversion. Ignoring accepts_uploads shows the link in a closed library. Resuming from the client's own guess after a conflict never completes the transfer. An uppercase digest fails the BLAKE3 vector and the offered hash. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
Lot D's second item shipped, with the server change it needed: the library list now says whether a library takes files. What remains of the lot is the canvas. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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participant UploadPage
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UploadPage->>HashWorker: Calculer le hash BLAKE3
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UploadPage->>UploadAPI: Négocier les offres
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UploadPage->>UploadAPI: Envoyer les fragments
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Serveur-->>UploadPage: Retourner l’état de session
UploadPage->>UploadAPI: Finaliser la session
UploadAPI->>Serveur: Valider le commit
Serveur-->>UploadPage: Retourner le téléversement validé
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hashFile listened for the worker's messages and nothing else. A worker whose module did not load, or that errored before answering, sends no message at all, so the promise stayed pending: the row sat on "Fingerprinting…" for ever, and because files go one at a time the whole queue behind it stopped too. The worker was also cached for the page, so every later file would have waited on the same broken one. The request now listens for error and messageerror as well. Either rejects it, and the worker is terminated and dropped, so the next file starts a fresh one. The row says the browser could not fingerprint the file, in both locales, and the queue moves on. The new end-to-end test answers the worker's script with a 404 and drops two files: both must fail, and no offer may reach the server. Proven by inversion: without the error listener the rows never leave "Fingerprinting…" and the test fails. Found by CodeRabbit on #187. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019coGCzcX775GmG9kYz8fft Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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Wires `PostgresTrackRepository` (waveflow#186 + hotfix #187) to a new `/api/v1/profiles/{profile_id}/libraries/{library_id}/tracks/*` resource. Same tenancy pattern as libraries, extended one level deeper: path supplies (profile_id, library_id), middleware supplies UserId, the repo SQL walks track -> library -> profile -> user ownership inline. A foreign profile / library / track all 404 — no existence leak. - New migration `20260530000003_track.sql` (BIGSERIAL pk, library_id FK with ON DELETE CASCADE, composite index on (library_id, added_at DESC), UNIQUE (library_id, file_path). `rating SMALLINT CHECK (rating BETWEEN 0 AND 255)` is defense in depth on top of the `Option<u8>` type-level guarantee from waveflow-core). - New `src/api/tracks.rs` with 5 verbs + full OpenAPI annotations (200/201/204, 400, 401, 404, 500). Wire format drops the joined album/artist/artwork columns (always null until those tables ship on the server) — keeps the payload tight. - Title + file_path trimmed and rejected when blank on POST; title on PATCH gets the same Some("") / Some(" ") rejection (None stays legitimate, COALESCE preserves). - `src/api/mod.rs`: tracks_router gated identically to libraries_router — 503 in prod, require_user_id when WAVEFLOW_DEV_AUTH=1. - `tests/tracks.rs`: 12 integration tests including 401 gate, blank title / file_path, out-of-range rating (256 rejected), foreign library 404 on POST, full proxy-attack matrix for the tenant isolation battery (profile_a+library_a, profile_b+library_a, profile_a+library_b — none should leak A's track to B), update round-trip with COALESCE field preservation, PATCH blank title rejection, delete 204 then 404, library CASCADE to tracks, profile CASCADE through library to tracks, duplicate file_path current 5xx behaviour (locked in so a future 409 is explicit), prod-gate 503. - `tests/ready.rs`: track table existence canary. - `tests/openapi.rs`: tracks collection + item path assertions. - Cargo.toml bumps waveflow-core rev to 062c5509 (hotfix #187 merge). Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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hashFile listened for the worker's messages and nothing else. A worker whose module did not load, or that errored before answering, sends no message at all, so the promise stayed pending: the row sat on "Fingerprinting…" for ever, and because files go one at a time the whole queue behind it stopped too. The worker was also cached for the page, so every later file would have waited on the same broken one. The request now listens for error and messageerror as well. Either rejects it, and the worker is terminated and dropped, so the next file starts a fresh one. The row says the browser could not fingerprint the file, in both locales, and the queue moves on. The new end-to-end test answers the worker's script with a 404 and drops two files: both must fail, and no offer may reach the server. Proven by inversion: without the error listener the rows never leave "Fingerprinting…" and the test fails. Found by CodeRabbit on #187. Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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Summary
The second item of lot D: uploading files from the web client, into a library whose operator has opened it to files. Server half and web half in one pull request, as decided:
GET /api/v2/librariesnow carriesaccepts_uploads, and the new/uploadpage relies on it.Changes
Server
LibraryAccessgainsaccepts_uploads, read-only. It stays the operator's decision, made withwaveflow library set-uploadsand never through the API; exposing it keeps that line where it was. Every member sees it: the role says who may upload, the flag says whether anyone can.Web client
/upload, reached from the navigation only where the active library takes files and the role isownerormanager. Reached directly, the page says which of the two locks is missing.@noble/hashes2.4.0 (pure JavaScript, MIT, no transitive dependency). The server recomputes BLAKE3 over the whole file at commit and refuses any other digest; streaming keeps a large file out of memory and the page responsive.putUploadChunk, becausecall()labels every body as JSON and the fragment route readsapplication/octet-stream.Test plan
cargo fmt --all --checkandcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo test --all-features --test uploads(33, one new),--test auth(6),--test service(3)bun run typecheckbun run lint— clean except two warnings this PR does not introduce, see Notesbun run build— the worker ships as its own assetbun run test— 97 passed, 8 of them newbun run test:e2e— 50 passed on desktop and mobile, 8 of them new, one with an axe WCAG A/AA sweepProven by inversion, each one restored byte for byte:
falsewheretruewas expectedaccepts_uploadsNotes
Two Biome warnings are not from this pull request.
noDescendingSpecificityflags.mobile-navigation a spanand.player-progress span, lines this branch does not touch — itsstyles.csschange is an append. They appeared when installing@noble/hashesrefreshednode_modulesand the local Biome CLI went from 2.5.11 to 2.5.12. Left for a separate change rather than folded in here.Agreement with the Rust server is proven on a real file. A disposable server built from this branch, a library opened with the real
set-uploads --accept, and a 14.6 MB FLAC sent through the client's ownhashChunksandnextRange:GET /api/v2/librariesansweredaccepts_uploads: false, thentrueonce opened;@noble/hashesand the one the server recomputed with theblake3crate were identical (bee31cdc…9d922);201, and the track in the catalogue under that hash;present, for the same track.That run drove the client's modules directly rather than the page in a browser; the page's path to them is what the e2e tests cover.
The first run of the visibility test failed for a test reason: it looked for the link by role inside the sidebar, which is hidden on a phone, so the count there was 0 whether the link existed or not. It now counts the element in the DOM.
A worker that fails no longer hangs the queue (found by CodeRabbit).
hashFilelistened for messages only, so a worker whose module did not load left its promise pending: the row stayed on "Fingerprinting…" and, files going one at a time, every file behind it waited too. It now listens forerrorandmessageerror, rejects the request, and drops the worker so the next file starts a fresh one. The e2e test answers the worker script with a 404 and expects both files to fail with no offer sent; without the error listener, neither row fails.Remaining in lot D: the canvas. The server has a separate
accepts_canvasflag, which will want the same exposure.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the AGPL-3.0-only license and is signed off via the Developer Certificate of Origin (
git commit -s).Summary by CodeRabbit
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