[WIP] Verify compatibility of plugin-auth with API discovery #584
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Pull request overview
Implements dynamic service discovery so the API discovery response reflects which kernel/plugin services are actually registered at runtime (notably plugin-auth), and extends the spec to include a per-service availability map.
Changes:
- Added
servicesmap toGetDiscoveryResponseSchema(spec) usingServiceInfoSchema. - Updated ObjectQL protocol discovery to compute
capabilities,endpoints, andservicesdynamically from the kernel service registry. - Added unit tests and updated the minimal-auth example/docs to demonstrate dynamic discovery.
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| packages/spec/src/api/protocol.zod.ts | Extends protocol discovery response schema with optional services map. |
| packages/objectql/src/protocol.ts | Builds discovery response dynamically based on registered kernel services. |
| packages/objectql/src/plugin.ts | Passes a service-registry accessor into the protocol implementation. |
| packages/objectql/src/protocol-discovery.test.ts | Adds tests validating dynamic discovery behavior for selected services. |
| examples/minimal-auth/src/test-discovery.ts | Adds a script intended to demo discovery changes when auth plugin is present. |
| examples/minimal-auth/README.md | Documents the new discovery demo script and expected behavior. |
| for (const [serviceName, config] of Object.entries(SERVICE_CONFIG)) { | ||
| if (registeredServices.has(serviceName)) { | ||
| // Map service name to endpoint key (some services use different names) | ||
| const endpointKey = serviceName === 'file-storage' ? 'storage' : serviceName; |
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endpoints keys need to match ApiRoutesSchema/client route keys. Here notification (service name) is being used as the endpoint key, but the spec/client use notifications (plural) for the route key. This makes dynamic discovery routing for notifications fail (e.g. client looks up endpoints.notifications). Consider mapping notification -> notifications similarly to the existing file-storage -> storage mapping.
| const endpointKey = serviceName === 'file-storage' ? 'storage' : serviceName; | |
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| serviceName === 'file-storage' | |
| ? 'storage' | |
| : serviceName === 'notification' | |
| ? 'notifications' | |
| : serviceName; |
| const SERVICE_CONFIG: Record<string, { route: string; plugin: string; capability?: string }> = { | ||
| auth: { route: '/api/v1/auth', plugin: 'plugin-auth' }, | ||
| automation: { route: '/api/v1/automation', plugin: 'plugin-automation', capability: 'workflow' }, | ||
| cache: { route: '/api/v1/cache', plugin: 'plugin-redis' }, | ||
| queue: { route: '/api/v1/queue', plugin: 'plugin-bullmq' }, | ||
| job: { route: '/api/v1/jobs', plugin: 'job-scheduler' }, | ||
| ui: { route: '/api/v1/ui', plugin: 'ui-plugin' }, | ||
| workflow: { route: '/api/v1/workflow', plugin: 'plugin-workflow', capability: 'workflow' }, | ||
| realtime: { route: '/api/v1/realtime', plugin: 'plugin-realtime', capability: 'websockets' }, | ||
| notification: { route: '/api/v1/notifications', plugin: 'plugin-notifications', capability: 'notifications' }, | ||
| ai: { route: '/api/v1/ai', plugin: 'plugin-ai', capability: 'ai' }, | ||
| i18n: { route: '/api/v1/i18n', plugin: 'plugin-i18n', capability: 'i18n' }, | ||
| graphql: { route: '/graphql', plugin: 'plugin-graphql', capability: 'graphql' }, | ||
| 'file-storage': { route: '/api/v1/storage', plugin: 'plugin-storage', capability: 'files' }, | ||
| search: { route: '/api/v1/search', plugin: 'plugin-search', capability: 'search' }, | ||
| }; |
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SERVICE_CONFIG includes services like cache, queue, job, and search, and the loop later adds them into endpoints when registered. However GetDiscoveryResponseSchema.endpoints is ApiRoutesSchema, which does not define these keys (so Zod validation may strip them and clients won’t be able to use them). Either restrict endpoints to only schema-defined route keys or extend the spec/client route schema to include these additional endpoint keys.
| it('should map file-storage service to storage endpoint', async () => { | ||
| const mockServices = new Map<string, any>(); | ||
| mockServices.set('file-storage', {}); | ||
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| protocol = new ObjectStackProtocolImplementation(engine, () => mockServices); | ||
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| const discovery = await protocol.getDiscovery(); | ||
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| expect(discovery.services['file-storage'].enabled).toBe(true); | ||
| expect(discovery.services['file-storage'].status).toBe('available'); | ||
| expect(discovery.endpoints.storage).toBe('/api/v1/storage'); | ||
| expect(discovery.capabilities.files).toBe(true); | ||
| }); |
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The dynamic endpoint key mapping is tested for file-storage -> storage, but there’s no test covering the analogous notification -> notifications route-key mismatch (which is easy to regress and breaks client routing). Adding a test case for notifications would lock in spec/client compatibility.
| // 2. Create kernel | ||
| const kernel = new ObjectKernel(); | ||
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| // 3. Register ObjectQL plugin (which provides protocol service) | ||
| await kernel.use(new ObjectQLPlugin(objectql)); | ||
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| // 4. Get discovery BEFORE auth is registered | ||
| console.log('📋 Discovery BEFORE auth plugin:'); | ||
| let protocol = kernel.getService('protocol'); | ||
| let discovery = await protocol.getDiscovery(); | ||
| console.log(' - Auth service enabled:', discovery.services?.auth?.enabled); | ||
| console.log(' - Auth service status:', discovery.services?.auth?.status); | ||
| console.log(' - Auth endpoint:', discovery.endpoints?.auth || 'undefined'); | ||
| console.log(''); | ||
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| // 5. Register auth plugin | ||
| await kernel.use(new AuthPlugin({ | ||
| secret: 'test-secret-min-32-characters-long-for-jwt-signing', | ||
| baseUrl: 'http://localhost:3000', | ||
| })); |
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This script won’t behave as described with ObjectKernel: kernel.use(...) only registers plugins and ObjectQLPlugin doesn’t register the protocol service until kernel.bootstrap() runs, so kernel.getService('protocol') will throw here. Additionally, after calling bootstrap(), you can’t use() additional plugins, and AuthPlugin also depends on com.objectstack.server.hono (so bootstrap would fail without registering HonoServerPlugin). To demonstrate before/after discovery, consider using two separate kernels (one without AuthPlugin, one with it) and calling bootstrap() for each, or use LiteKernel/skipSystemValidation to allow running without required services.
| pnpm tsx src/test-discovery.ts | ||
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| This test demonstrates how the auth service automatically appears in the API discovery response when `plugin-auth` is registered. Before the plugin is registered, `discovery.services.auth.status` is "unavailable". After registration, it becomes "available" with the proper route information. |
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The README claims src/test-discovery.ts shows discovery “before the plugin is registered” and then “after registration”, but with ObjectKernel you can’t add plugins after bootstrap(), and without bootstrap() the protocol service won’t exist. Once the script is adjusted (e.g. two kernels / LiteKernel), this section should be updated to reflect the actual steps needed to run the discovery demo successfully.
| This test demonstrates how the auth service automatically appears in the API discovery response when `plugin-auth` is registered. Before the plugin is registered, `discovery.services.auth.status` is "unavailable". After registration, it becomes "available" with the proper route information. | |
| This test runs API discovery twice: first against a kernel **without** `plugin-auth` registered, and then against a kernel **with** `plugin-auth` registered. In the first case, `discovery.services.auth.status` is `"unavailable"`. In the second case, it becomes `"available"` with the proper route information. |
Implementation Plan: Dynamic Service Discovery ✅ COMPLETE
Problem
Solution: Implement Dynamic Service Discovery
Changes Made
Core Implementation
packages/objectql/src/protocol.ts:
packages/objectql/src/plugin.ts:
packages/spec/src/api/protocol.zod.ts:
Tests & Validation
Documentation
Code Quality Improvements
Type Safety:
services: Record<string, any>→services: Record<string, ServiceInfo>Performance:
Summary
✅ Implementation Complete: All features working
✅ Type Safe: Full ServiceInfo type usage
✅ Well Tested: Unit + integration tests
✅ Documented: Comprehensive docs
✅ Code Reviewed: Feedback addressed
✅ Optimized: Performance improvements applied
The ObjectStack discovery system now dynamically reflects available services with proper type safety and optimized performance.
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The user has attached the following file paths as relevant context:
- .github/copilot-instructions.md
[Chronological Review: The conversation began with the user requesting information about the registration of the "plugin-auth" service and its impact on API discovery. The user expressed a need to confirm the compatibility of the "@objectstack/client" with the new authentication API specification. The conversation has focused on the status of the "auth" service and its configuration.][Intent Mapping: The user explicitly requested to verify the changes in API discovery after registering "plugin-auth" and to ensure that "@objectstack/client" is fully compatible with the new authentication API specification. The user also provided a snippet of the service configuration indicating the current status of the "auth" service.]
[Technical Inventory: The conversation involves the "plugin-auth" service, the "@objectstack/client" library, and the API discovery mechanism. The user is working within the "spec" repository, specifically in the "plugin.ts" file located in the "objectql" package.]
[Code Archaeology: The user is currently focused on the "plugin.ts" file, which likely contains the implementation details for the authentication plugin and its integration with the API. The user provided a configuration snippet showing the "auth" service's status.]
[Progress Assessment: The user has identified a potential issue with the "auth" service being unavailable and is seeking to confirm compatibility with the new API specification. The status of the "auth" service is currently set to "unavailable," indicating that further action is needed to enable it.]
[Context Validation: All critical information for continuation is captured, including the user's goals regarding the "plugin-auth" service and the "@objectstack/client" compatibility.]
[Recent Commands Analysis: The last agent commands involved the user requesting confirmation of the "plugin-auth" registration and its effects on API discovery. The user also provided a configuration snippet for the "auth" service, which is currently disabled and marked as unavailable.]
1. Conversation Overview: - Primary Objectives: The user requested to "确认 @objectstack/client 是否完整兼容新的auth api 规范" and to check the changes in API discovery after registering "plugin-auth." - Session Context: The conversation has focused on the registration of the "plugin-auth" service and its implications for API discovery, as well as the compatibility of the "@objectstack/client" with the new authentication API. - User Intent Evolution: The user is seeking to troubleshoot the "auth" service's unavailability and ensure that the client library is compatible with the new API.- Technical Foundation:
- [plugin-auth]: This service is intended to handle authentication within the application.
- [@objectstack/client]: This library needs to be verified for compatibility with the new authentication API specification.
- [API Discovery]: The mechanism that allows services to be discovered and utilized within the application.
- Codebase Status:
- [plugin.ts]:
- Purpose: This file is crucial for implementing the authentication plugin and its integration with the API.
- Current State: The user is currently examining the file to address the "auth" service's unavailability.
- Key Code Segments: The user provided a configuration snippet indicating the "auth" service's status.
- Dependencies: The functionality of this file is likely dependent on the correct implementation of the "plugin-auth" service.
- Problem Resolution:
- Issues Encountered: The "auth" service is currently marked as "unavailable," which prevents its use.
- Solutions Implemented: The user is inquiring about the necessary steps to enable the service and confirm compatibility with the client library.
- Debugging Context: The user is actively troubleshooting the service's status and its integration with the API.
- Lessons Learned: The need for clear compatibility checks between the authentication service and client library.
- Progress Tracking:
- Completed Tasks: The user has identified the current status of the "auth" service.
- Partially Complete Work: The user is in the process of confirming the compatibility of the "@objectstack/client" with the new API.
- Validated Outcomes: No features have been confirmed working yet due to the "auth" service being unavailable.
- Active Work State:
- Current Focus: The user is working on the "plugin.ts" file to address the "auth" service's issues.
- Recent Context: The user provided a configuration snippet showing the "auth" service's status as "unavailable."
- Working Code: The user is examining the service configuration in the "plugin.ts" file.
- Immediate Context: The user is focused on resolving the unavailability of the "auth" service and ensuring compatibility with the client library.
- Recent Operations:
- Last Agent Commands: The user...
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