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feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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{.used.}
import std/[os, times]
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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import chronos, results
import testutils/unittests
import brokers/[event_broker, request_broker]
import logos_delivery/waku/persistency/persistency
import logos_delivery/waku/persistency/backend_comm
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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proc payloadBytes(s: string): seq[byte] =
result = newSeq[byte](s.len)
for i, c in s:
result[i] = byte(c)
template str(b: seq[byte]): string =
var s = newString(b.len)
for i, x in b:
s[i] = char(x)
s
proc tmpRoot(label: string): string =
let p = getTempDir() / ("persistency_test_" & label & "_" & $epochTime().int)
removeDir(p)
p
# Cross-thread persist: emit a PersistEvent then poll until the row shows up
# via KvExists. The PersistEvent listener is fire-and-forget, so reads
# immediately after emit are racy by design (documented in v1).
proc pollExists(
t: Job, category: string, k: Key, timeoutMs = 1000
): Future[bool] {.async.} =
let deadline = epochTime() + (timeoutMs.float / 1000.0)
while epochTime() < deadline:
let r = await KvExists.request(t.context, category, k)
if r.isOk and r.get().value:
return true
await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(2))
return false
suite "Persistency lifecycle":
test "Persistency.instance accepts a pre-existing rootDir":
let root = tmpRoot("preexisting")
defer:
removeDir(root)
createDir(root) # pretend a previous run left it
let marker = root / "do-not-touch.txt"
writeFile(marker, "hi")
defer:
removeFile(marker)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-06 23:35:10 +02:00
p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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# The pre-existing file is untouched.
check fileExists(marker)
check readFile(marker) == "hi"
test "Persistency.instance refuses a non-directory path":
let root = tmpRoot("collision")
defer:
removeFile(root)
writeFile(root, "im a file not a dir") # collide with rootDir name
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let r = Persistency.new(root)
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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check r.isErr
check r.error.kind == peInvalidArgument
test "Persistency.instance defers rootDir creation until first openJob":
let root = tmpRoot("lazy")
defer:
removeDir(root)
check not dirExists(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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# instance() must not have touched the filesystem
check not dirExists(root)
discard p.openJob("first").get()
# first openJob materialises the directory
check dirExists(root)
test "Persistency.instance refuses a path whose ancestor is not a directory":
let parent = tmpRoot("bad-parent")
defer:
removeFile(parent)
writeFile(parent, "not a directory")
let root = parent / "child"
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let r = Persistency.new(root)
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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check r.isErr
check r.error.kind == peInvalidArgument
asyncTest "openJob reuses an existing DB file across processes-of-one":
let root = tmpRoot("reopen")
defer:
removeDir(root)
# First "session": write something then close.
block firstSession:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let j = p.openJob("persist").get()
await j.persistPut("msg", key("c", 1'i64), payloadBytes("v1"))
let ckOk1 = await j.pollExists("msg", key("c", 1'i64))
check ckOk1
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-06 23:35:10 +02:00
p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-05-16 00:09:07 +02:00
check fileExists(root / "persist.db")
# Second "session": reopen and read the data back.
block secondSession:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-06 23:35:10 +02:00
let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-05-16 00:09:07 +02:00
defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-06 23:35:10 +02:00
p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let j = p.openJob("persist").get()
let aw1 = await KvGet.request(j.context, "msg", key("c", 1'i64))
let got = aw1.get()
check got.value.isSome
check str(got.value.get) == "v1"
test "openJob is idempotent within a session":
let root = tmpRoot("idem")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-05-16 00:09:07 +02:00
defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let a = p.openJob("same").get()
let b = p.openJob("same").get()
check a.id == b.id
check a.context == b.context
test "openJob materialises rootDir and launches a worker":
let root = tmpRoot("basic")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-05-16 00:09:07 +02:00
defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let t = p.openJob("alpha").get()
check t.id == "alpha"
check t.running
check fileExists(root / "alpha.db")
asyncTest "persist then read round-trips via brokers":
let root = tmpRoot("rw")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let t = p.openJob("t1").get()
let k = key("c", 1'i64)
let ev = PersistEvent(
ops: @[TxOp(category: "msg", key: k, kind: txPut, payload: payloadBytes("hello"))]
)
PersistEvent.emit(t.context, ev)
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let ckOk2 = await t.pollExists("msg", k)
check ckOk2
let aw2 = await KvGet.request(t.context, "msg", k)
let got = aw2.get()
check got.value.isSome
check str(got.value.get) == "hello"
asyncTest "two jobs run in parallel with isolated DBs":
let root = tmpRoot("isolation")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let a = p.openJob("alpha").get()
let b = p.openJob("beta").get()
check a.context != b.context
let k = key("shared", 1'i64)
PersistEvent.emit(
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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a.context,
PersistEvent(
ops: @[
TxOp(
category: "msg", key: k, kind: txPut, payload: payloadBytes("from-alpha")
)
]
),
)
PersistEvent.emit(
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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b.context,
PersistEvent(
ops: @[
TxOp(category: "msg", key: k, kind: txPut, payload: payloadBytes("from-beta"))
]
),
)
let ckOk3 = await a.pollExists("msg", k)
check ckOk3
let ckOk4 = await b.pollExists("msg", k)
check ckOk4
let aw3 = await KvGet.request(a.context, "msg", k)
let aGot = aw3.get()
let aw4 = await KvGet.request(b.context, "msg", k)
let bGot = aw4.get()
check str(aGot.value.get) == "from-alpha"
check str(bGot.value.get) == "from-beta"
# Each job has its own DB file.
check fileExists(root / "alpha.db")
check fileExists(root / "beta.db")
asyncTest "closeJob joins the worker and frees the slot":
let root = tmpRoot("close")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-05-16 00:09:07 +02:00
defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let t = p.openJob("x").get()
let ctx = t.context
p.closeJob("x")
check not t.running
# After close, requests on the old context have no provider.
let r = await KvExists.request(ctx, "msg", key("k"))
check r.isErr
test "dropJob removes the DB file":
let root = tmpRoot("drop")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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discard p.openJob("ephemeral").get()
check fileExists(root / "ephemeral.db")
p.dropJob("ephemeral")
check not fileExists(root / "ephemeral.db")
asyncTest "scan and count over a range":
let root = tmpRoot("scan")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let t = p.openJob("t").get()
var ops: seq[TxOp]
for i in 1'i64 .. 5:
ops.add(
TxOp(category: "msg", key: key("c", i), kind: txPut, payload: payloadBytes($i))
)
PersistEvent.emit(t.context, PersistEvent(ops: ops))
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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# Wait for the last insert to land.
let ckOk5 = await t.pollExists("msg", key("c", 5'i64))
check ckOk5
let rng = prefixRange(key("c"))
let aw5 = await KvCount.request(t.context, "msg", rng)
let cnt = aw5.get()
check cnt.n == 5
let aw6 = await KvScan.request(t.context, "msg", rng, false)
let scn = aw6.get()
check scn.rows.len == 5
check str(scn.rows[0].payload) == "1"
check str(scn.rows[4].payload) == "5"
asyncTest "acked delete reports whether the row existed":
let root = tmpRoot("delete")
defer:
removeDir(root)
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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let p = Persistency.new(root).get()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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defer:
fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton (#4109) * fix(persistency): own Persistency per node instead of a process-global singleton The Persistency singleton (gPersistency) was allocated on whichever FFI thread first ran waku.start; under --mm:refc its memory belonged to that thread's heap, so a second library context adopting it read a foreign heap (SIGSEGV in sdsPersistence -> openJob -> tables.rawGet), one context's stop stole the other's SDS persistence, and a destroyed context poisoned re-init with a different local-storage-path. - remove the singleton (instance/reset/gPersistency); Persistency.new is the public constructor, no lock needed (instances are thread-confined) - own the instance as Waku.persistency: created and provided in waku.start, cleared and closed in waku.stop on the owning thread - expose it via a sync GetPersistency RequestBroker scoped to the node's BrokerContext; sdsPersistence resolves through it (same-thread ref return, no marshalling) - add InMemoryStoragePath (":memory:") support: private in-memory SQLite per job worker, for tests - rewrite test_singleton as per-instance + broker coverage; rewrite test_thread_affinity from a known-failing UB repro into a regression guard (two in-memory jobs, worker spinup/teardown, cross-thread broker denial) and register it in test_all; migrate remaining tests to new/close; the FFI lifecycle test's stop-steals and different-paths cases now pass against the real dylib The FFI destroy-without-stop teardown gap remains tracked in #4108. Fixes #4103 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create the instance only after startup fully succeeds waku.start has many error return paths; creating Persistency early meant every one of them left the field set and the GetPersistency provider installed with no teardown. Persistency.new is inert (no threads or files until the first openJob) and every consumer runs post-start, so creating and providing it as the last startup step removes the need for any error-path cleanup entirely. Addresses PR #4109 review feedback. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(persistency): create early for startup-stage restores, tear down on failed start Creating the instance as the last startup step made it impossible for any stage of start to restore persisted data (e.g. a future store-state restore). Restore the original ordering -- create and provide the instance first -- and cover every error return path of waku.start with a success-flag defer that clears the provider and closes the instance. Teardown is factored into closePersistency, shared by stop and the failed-start path. Addresses PR #4109 review discussion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(persistency): address remaining Copilot review findings - document that Persistency instances are thread-confined (not thread-safe) on the type itself, pointing at the GetPersistency broker as the sanctioned access path - use tryRemoveFile for the FFI test's log cleanup so an unremovable file cannot fail the test for unrelated reasons Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix comment --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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p.close()
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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let t = p.openJob("t").get()
let k = key("d", 1'i64)
let aw7 = await KvDelete.request(t.context, "msg", k)
let r1 = aw7.get()
check r1.existed == false
PersistEvent.emit(
feat: persistency (#3880) * persistency: per-job SQLite-backed storage layer (singleton, brokered) Adds a backend-neutral CRUD library at waku/persistency/, plus the nim-brokers dependency swap that enables it. Architecture (ports-and-adapters): * Persistency: process-wide singleton, one root directory. * Job: one tenant, one DB file, one worker thread, one BrokerContext. * Backend: SQLite via waku/common/databases/db_sqlite. Uniform schema kv(category BLOB, key BLOB, payload BLOB) PRIMARY KEY (category, key) WITHOUT ROWID, WAL mode. * Writes are fire-and-forget via EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent. * Reads are async via five RequestBroker(mt) shapes (KvGet, KvExists, KvScan, KvCount, KvDelete). Reads return Result[T, PersistencyError]. * One storage thread per job; tenants isolated by BrokerContext. Public surface (waku/persistency/persistency.nim): Persistency.instance(rootDir) / Persistency.instance() / Persistency.reset() p.openJob(id) / p.closeJob(id) / p.dropJob(id) / p.close() p.job(id) / p[id] / p.hasJob(id) Writes (Job form & string-id form, fire-and-forget): persist / persistPut / persistDelete / persistEncoded Reads (Job form & string-id form, async Result): get / exists / scan / scanPrefix / count / deleteAcked Key & payload encoding (keys.nim, payload.nim): * encodePart family + variadic key(...) / payload(...) macros + single-value toKey / toPayload. * Primitives: string and openArray[byte] are 2-byte BE length + bytes; int{8..64} are sign-flipped 8-byte BE; uint{16..64} are 8-byte BE; bool/byte/char are 1 byte; enums are int64(ord(v)). * Generic encodePart[T: tuple | object] recurses through fields() so any composite Nim type is encodable without ceremony. * Stable across Nim/C compiler upgrades: no sizeof, no memcpy, no cast on pointers, no host-endianness dependency. * `rawKey(bytes)` + `persistPut(..., openArray[byte])` let callers bypass the built-in encoder with their own format (CBOR, protobuf...). Lifecycle: * Persistency.new is private; Persistency.instance is the only public constructor. Same rootDir is idempotent; conflicting rootDir is peInvalidArgument. Persistency.reset for test/restart paths. * openJob opens-or-creates the per-job SQLite file; an existing file is reused with its data preserved. * Teardown integration: Persistency.instance registers a Teardown MultiRequestBroker provider that closes all jobs and clears the singleton slot when Waku.stop() issues Teardown.request. Internal layering: types.nim pure value types (Key, KeyRange, KvRow, TxOp, PersistencyError) keys.nim encodePart primitives + key(...) macro payload.nim toPayload + payload(...) macro schema.nim CREATE TABLE + connection pragmas + user_version backend_sqlite.nim KvBackend, applyOps (single source of write SQL), getOne/existsOne/deleteOne, scanRange (asc/desc, half-open ranges, open-ended stop), countRange backend_comm.nim EventBroker(mt) PersistEvent + 5 RequestBroker(mt) declarations; encodeErr/decodeErr boundary helpers backend_thread.nim startStorageThread / stopStorageThread (shared allocShared0 arg, cstring dbPath, atomic ready/shutdown flags); per-thread provider registration persistency.nim Persistency + Job types, singleton state, public facade ../requests/lifecycle_requests.nim Teardown MultiRequestBroker Tests (69 cases, all passing): test_keys.nim sort-order invariants (length-prefix strings, sign-flipped ints, composite tuples, prefix range) test_backend.nim round-trip / replace / delete-return-value / batched atomicity / asc-desc-half-open-open- ended scans / category isolation / batch txDelete test_lifecycle.nim open-or-create rootDir / non-dir collision / reopen across sessions / idempotent openJob / two-tenant parallel isolation / closeJob joins worker / dropJob removes file / acked delete test_facade.nim put-then-get / atomic batch / scanPrefix asc/desc / deleteAcked hit-miss / fire-and-forget delete / two-tenant facade isolation test_encoding.nim tuple/named-tuple/object keys, embedded Key, enum encoding, field-major composite sort, payload struct encoding, end-to-end struct round-trip through SQLite test_string_lookup.nim peJobNotFound semantics / hasJob / subscript / persistPut+get via id / reads short-circuit / writes drop+warn / persistEncoded via id / scan parity Job-ref vs id test_singleton.nim idempotent same-rootDir / different-rootDir rejection / no-arg instance lifecycle / reset retargets / reset idempotence / Teardown.request end-to-end Prerequisite delivered in the same series: replace the in-tree broker implementation with the external nim-brokers package; update all broker call-sites (waku_filter_v2, waku_relay, waku_rln_relay, delivery_service, peer_manager, requests/*, factory/*, api tests, etc.) to the new package API; chat2 made to compile again. Note: SDS adapter (Phase 5 of the design) is deferred -- nim-sds is still developed side-by-side and the persistency layer is intentionally SDS-agnostic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: pin nim-brokers by URL+commit (workaround for stale registry) The bare `brokers >= 2.0.1` form cannot resolve on machines where the local nimble SAT solver enumerates only the registry-recorded 0.1.0 for brokers. The nim-lang/packages entry for `brokers` carries no per-tag metadata (only the URL), so until that registry entry is refreshed the SAT solver clamps the available-versions list to 0.1.0 and rejects the >= 2.0.1 constraint -- even though pkgs2 and pkgcache both have v2.0.1 cloned locally. Pinning by URL+commit bypasses the registry path entirely. Inline comment in waku.nimble documents the situation and the path back to the bare form once nim-lang/packages is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * persistency: nph format pass Run `nph` on all 57 Nim files touched by this PR. Pure formatting: 17 files re-styled, no semantic change. Suite still 69/69. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix build, add local-storage-path config, lazy init of Persistency from Waku start * fix: fix nix deps * fixes for nix build, regenerate deps * reverting accidental dependency changes * Fixing deps * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com> * persistency tests: migrate to suite / asyncTest / await Match the in-tree test convention (procSuite -> suite, sync test + waitFor -> asyncTest + await): - procSuite "X": -> suite "X": - For tests doing async work: test -> asyncTest, waitFor -> await. - Poll helpers (proc waitFor(t: Job, ...) in test_lifecycle.nim, proc waitUntilExists(...) in test_facade.nim and test_string_lookup.nim) -> Future[bool] {.async.}, internal `waitFor X` -> `await X`, internal `sleep(N)` -> `await sleepAsync(chronos.milliseconds(N))`. - Renamed test_lifecycle.nim's helper proc from `waitFor(t: Job, ...)` -> `pollExists(t: Job, ...)`; the previous name shadowed chronos.waitFor in the chronos macro expansion. - `chronos.milliseconds(N)` explicitly qualified because `std/times` also exports `milliseconds` (returning TimeInterval, not Duration). - `check await x` -> `let okN = await x; check okN` to dodge chronos's "yield in expr not lowered" with await-as-macro-argument. - `(await x).foo()` -> `let awN = await x; ... awN.foo() ...` for the same reason. waku/persistency/persistency.nim: nph also pulled the proc signatures across multiple lines; restored explicit `Future[void] {.async.}` return types after the colon (an intermediate nph pass had elided them). Suite: 71 / 71 OK against the new async write surface. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * use idiomatic valueOr instead of ifs * Reworked persistency shutdown, remove not necessary teardown mechanism * Use const for DefaultStoragePath * format to follow coding guidelines - no use of result and explicit returns - no functional change --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Ivan FB <128452529+Ivansete-status@users.noreply.github.com>
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t.context,
PersistEvent(
ops: @[TxOp(category: "msg", key: k, kind: txPut, payload: payloadBytes("v"))]
),
)
let ckOk6 = await t.pollExists("msg", k)
check ckOk6
let aw8 = await KvDelete.request(t.context, "msg", k)
let r2 = aw8.get()
check r2.existed == true
let aw9 = await KvExists.request(t.context, "msg", k)
let r3 = aw9.get()
check r3.value == false