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client_core/sync/
writer.rs

1//! Long-lived WS-driven sync writer.
2//!
3//! `Writer::start` acquires the advisory lockfile so only one writer runs per
4//! machine, performs an initial REST backfill, then subscribes to the relay
5//! WebSocket.  Incoming `new_clip` events are decrypted (when an encryption key
6//! is available) and inserted into the local store.  On disconnect the loop
7//! receives `WsStatus::Disconnected` and `ws::run` reconnects automatically
8//! with exponential backoff.
9//!
10//! `Writer::shutdown` signals the background task to stop and awaits it.
11
12use std::path::PathBuf;
13use std::sync::Arc;
14
15use tokio::sync::{mpsc, Notify};
16use tokio::task::JoinHandle;
17use tracing::warn;
18
19use super::lockfile::{LockKind, Lockfile};
20use super::{map, reader};
21use crate::http::RestClient;
22use crate::store::{queries, Store};
23use crate::ws::{self, DecryptFailReason, WsConfig, WsEvent, WsStatus};
24
25/// Long-lived WS-driven sync writer.  One per machine, coordinated by the
26/// `~/.cinch/sync.lock` advisory lockfile.
27pub struct Writer {
28    handle: Option<JoinHandle<()>>,
29    stop: Arc<Notify>,
30    _lock: Lockfile, // released on Drop
31}
32
33impl Writer {
34    /// Try to start a writer.  Returns `Ok(None)` if another writer already
35    /// holds the lock.
36    ///
37    /// The caller must supply a `WsConfig` (relay URL + bearer token +
38    /// optional 32-byte AES key).  The same `RestClient` is used for the
39    /// initial REST backfill.
40    pub async fn start(
41        store: Arc<Store>,
42        client: Arc<RestClient>,
43        ws_cfg: WsConfig,
44        lock_path: PathBuf,
45        kind: LockKind,
46    ) -> std::io::Result<Option<Self>> {
47        let lock = match Lockfile::try_acquire(&lock_path, kind)? {
48            Some(l) => l,
49            None => return Ok(None),
50        };
51
52        let stop = Arc::new(Notify::new());
53        let stop_clone = stop.clone();
54        let store_clone = store.clone();
55        let client_clone = client.clone();
56        let enc_key = ws_cfg.encryption_key;
57
58        let handle = tokio::spawn(async move {
59            // Initial REST backfill — bring the store up to date before
60            // the WebSocket stream takes over.
61            let _ = reader::backfill_once(
62                &store_clone,
63                &client_clone,
64                reader::BackfillBudget::default(),
65                enc_key.as_ref(),
66            )
67            .await;
68
69            // Channel for WsEvent from the background ws::run task.
70            let (tx, mut rx) = mpsc::channel::<WsEvent>(64);
71
72            // ws::run already reconnects internally with exponential backoff,
73            // so we just run it once and read from the channel until stop.
74            let _ws_handle = tokio::spawn(ws::run(ws_cfg, tx));
75
76            loop {
77                tokio::select! {
78                    _ = stop_clone.notified() => return,
79                    maybe = rx.recv() => {
80                        match maybe {
81                            None => {
82                                // Channel closed — ws::run exited (should not
83                                // happen while the sender is alive).
84                                return;
85                            }
86                            Some(event) => handle_ws_event(&store_clone, &client_clone, event, enc_key).await,
87                        }
88                    }
89                }
90            }
91        });
92
93        Ok(Some(Self {
94            handle: Some(handle),
95            stop,
96            _lock: lock,
97        }))
98    }
99
100    /// Signal the writer to stop and wait for it to finish.
101    pub async fn shutdown(mut self) {
102        self.stop.notify_waiters();
103        if let Some(h) = self.handle.take() {
104            let _ = h.await;
105        }
106    }
107}
108
109/// Process a single [`WsEvent`] from the relay subscription.
110///
111/// `NewClip` results in a store write. `KeyExchangeRequested` triggers
112/// the ECDH bearer responder (when this device holds the encryption
113/// key). Status changes are logged at debug level; decrypt failures
114/// emit a warning. All other event kinds are no-ops pending Phase 5
115/// handling.
116async fn handle_ws_event(
117    store: &Store,
118    client: &RestClient,
119    event: WsEvent,
120    enc_key: Option<[u8; 32]>,
121) {
122    match event {
123        WsEvent::NewClip { clip, plaintext: _ } => {
124            // `ws::run` has already attempted decryption using the key supplied
125            // in `WsConfig`.  After a successful decrypt `clip.encrypted` is
126            // `false` and `clip.content` holds the decoded text (or base64 for
127            // binary clips).  The `enc_key` was passed to `WsConfig` upstream so
128            // decryption happens before the event reaches us here.
129            let _ = enc_key; // consumed upstream by ws::decode_message via WsConfig
130            let clip = *clip; // unbox
131                              // After a successful decrypt, ws::run sets clip.encrypted = false
132                              // and clip.content to the decoded string. If the clip is still
133                              // marked encrypted here, the decrypt failed and we should not store
134                              // ciphertext — the event type would be ClipDecryptFailed, not
135                              // NewClip. So any NewClip with encrypted=false is safe to store.
136            if clip.encrypted {
137                // Should not happen: ws::run converts decrypt-failed clips to
138                // WsEvent::ClipDecryptFailed. Guard here anyway.
139                warn!(
140                    clip_id = %clip.clip_id,
141                    "writer: received NewClip with encrypted=true — skipping"
142                );
143                return;
144            }
145            // Use plaintext bytes for the content so binary clips (which have
146            // base64 in clip.content after re-encoding) are stored as raw bytes.
147            // The map function accepts clip.content as a String — for text clips
148            // plaintext == clip.content.as_bytes(), so the lossy conversion is
149            // a no-op.  For binary clips the store already accepts the base64
150            // form (same as the REST path).
151            match map::clip_wire_to_stored(&clip) {
152                Ok(Some(stored)) => {
153                    if let Err(e) = queries::insert_clip(store, &stored) {
154                        warn!(clip_id = %stored.id, error = %e, "writer: insert_clip failed");
155                    } else if let Err(e) = queries::set_watermark(store, &stored.id) {
156                        warn!(clip_id = %stored.id, error = %e, "writer: set_watermark failed");
157                    }
158                }
159                Ok(None) => {
160                    // Empty clip_id — silently skip.
161                }
162                Err(e) => {
163                    warn!(clip_id = %clip.clip_id, error = %e, "writer: map_wire_to_stored failed");
164                }
165            }
166        }
167
168        WsEvent::ClipDecryptFailed { clip_id, reason } => {
169            let reason_str = match reason {
170                DecryptFailReason::MissingKey => "no encryption key available".into(),
171                DecryptFailReason::TagFailed(e) => format!("key mismatch: {e}"),
172            };
173            warn!(clip_id = %clip_id, reason = %reason_str, "writer: skipping encrypted clip — decrypt failed");
174        }
175
176        WsEvent::ClipDeleted { clip_id: _ } => {
177            // TODO(phase 5): propagate deletion to local store.
178        }
179
180        WsEvent::Revoked { reason } => {
181            warn!(
182                reason = ?reason,
183                "writer: device revoked by relay — writer will stop receiving events"
184            );
185        }
186
187        WsEvent::TokenRotated {
188            token: _,
189            device_id: _,
190        } => {
191            // TODO(phase 5): persist the rotated token via credstore.
192        }
193
194        WsEvent::KeyExchangeRequested { device_id } => {
195            log::info!(
196                "writer: received KeyExchangeRequested device_id={:?}",
197                device_id
198            );
199            let Some(did) = device_id else {
200                log::info!("writer: key_exchange_requested missing device_id — skipping");
201                return;
202            };
203            let Some(key) = enc_key else {
204                log::info!(
205                    "writer: cannot bear key — no encryption key on this device (target_device_id={})",
206                    did
207                );
208                return;
209            };
210            log::info!("writer: bearing key for target_device_id={}", did);
211            if let Err(e) = crate::key_exchange::handle_event(client, &did, &key).await {
212                log::warn!(
213                    "writer: key_exchange responder failed: target_device_id={}, error={}",
214                    did,
215                    e
216                );
217            } else {
218                log::info!(
219                    "writer: posted encrypted key bundle to peer target_device_id={}",
220                    did
221                );
222            }
223        }
224
225        WsEvent::Status(WsStatus::Connected) => {
226            tracing::debug!("writer: WS connected");
227        }
228        WsEvent::Status(WsStatus::Disconnected) => {
229            tracing::debug!("writer: WS disconnected — ws::run will reconnect");
230        }
231        WsEvent::Status(WsStatus::Connecting) => {
232            tracing::debug!("writer: WS connecting");
233        }
234    }
235}