feat(js/net): implement the MoQ Cluster extension for moq-transport - #2910
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The IETF half of js/net carried no routing information at all, so a browser publishing a broadcast heard it announced straight back from the relay, and the relay had nothing to exclude when serving it. moq-lite has carried this natively since lite-04; this is the moq-transport binding. Declare RELAY_HOPS in SETUP (draft-17+, where SETUP is a Key-Value-Pair block), stamp HOP_PATH plus ROUTE_COST onto every PUBLISH_NAMESPACE and NAMESPACE once the peer declared one, and drop an advertisement whose path already ran through us. We are a leaf, never a relay, so the path we send is a single entry and the cost is 0; what declaring buys is the other direction, where a relay that knows our Hop ID withholds what already flowed through us. Origin moves from lite/ to the package root, mirroring crate::Origin in rs/moq-net, since both protocols now use it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe PR adds the IETF MoQ Cluster extension with relay-hop negotiation, advertisement metadata, hop-path validation, route-cost handling, and loop detection. Session handshakes generate and exchange cluster origins, then pass negotiated hop state into IETF connections. Publishers encode cluster advertisements in namespace messages. Subscribers decode advertisements, remove reflected paths, withdraw looping announcements, and reject reflected publish requests. Shared origin constants are also used by Lite03 hop decoding. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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js/net/src/ietf/publisher.ts (1)
94-102: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider an options object for the
Publisherconstructor.The constructor now takes four positional parameters, and
clusteris the second optional one. A caller must passrequiresSolicitationto reachcluster. The repository convention is an options object for a constructor that could gain more knobs.The call sites are few:
js/net/src/ietf/connection.tsline 128,js/net/src/ietf/publisher.test.tsline 89.♻️ Proposed signature change
- constructor(quic: WebTransport, session: Session, requiresSolicitation: boolean, cluster?: Cluster.Hops) { - this.#quic = quic; - this.#session = session; - this.#requiresSolicitation = requiresSolicitation; - this.#advert = Cluster.advertise(cluster); + constructor({ + quic, + session, + requiresSolicitation, + cluster, + }: { + quic: WebTransport; + session: Session; + requiresSolicitation: boolean; + cluster?: Cluster.Hops; + }) { + this.#quic = quic; + this.#session = session; + this.#requiresSolicitation = requiresSolicitation; + this.#advert = Cluster.advertise(cluster); }
Subscriberinjs/net/src/ietf/subscriber.tsline 93 has the same shape and would benefit from the same change.As per coding guidelines: "Take an options struct/object, not positional parameters, whenever a function or constructor could plausibly gain more knobs later."
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In `@js/net/src/ietf/index.ts`:
- Line 2: Remove the `Cluster` namespace export from the IETF barrel so the
package has no new published entrypoint or API surface; do not add documentation
or otherwise expose the internal Cluster module.
In `@js/net/src/ietf/parameters.ts`:
- Around line 13-16: Replace the `///` comments above the public `RelayHops` and
`RelayCost` members with `/** */` JSDoc comments, preserving their existing
descriptions and references.
In `@js/net/src/ietf/subscribe_namespace.ts`:
- Around line 239-251: Update the exported SubscribeNamespaceEntry documentation
and the nearby decode documentation to use TypeScript block doc comments (/**
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punctuation allowed by the coding guidelines. Keep the existing documentation
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In `@js/net/src/ietf/publisher.ts`:
- Around line 94-102: Change the Publisher constructor to accept an options
object containing requiresSolicitation and optional cluster instead of
positional arguments, then update its call sites to use the new shape. Apply the
same options-object pattern to the Subscriber constructor and update its
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The cluster draft requires a receiver to close the session with a PROTOCOL_VIOLATION when a negotiated peer sends an advertisement without a HOP_PATH, and rs/moq-net does exactly that. The JS decode only threw, which the dispatch turned into a stream abort, so a nonconforming peer stayed connected and could repeat the violation on the next stream. Advertisement decoding now raises a ProtocolViolation, covering a message that ends before the mandatory parameter block as well as one whose block carries no HOP_PATH or an unusable path. Both dispatch sites act on it: the bidi dispatch closes the connection, and the SUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACE loop closes the session, since an inline NAMESPACE is decoded there and nowhere else. Publisher and Subscriber take an options object rather than positional arguments, so the next knob is additive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An endpoint updates an advertisement by repeating PUBLISH_NAMESPACE on the stream that already carries it, which is the only channel one has. The handler acknowledged the first message and then waited for the stream to close, so a namespace re-parented onto a route through us stayed announced and kept attracting subscriptions it could never serve. Read the stream until it ends instead, mirroring the Rust subscriber: detach when an update loops back, re-attach when a clean path replaces it, and fail the session on a message that is neither an update nor the draft-14/15/16 PUBLISH_NAMESPACE_DONE, or on one naming a different request or namespace than the stream it arrived on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The announce loop is raced against the consumer's close, so a consumer that closes while a message that already arrived is still decoding leaves the loop with nothing awaiting it. Cancelling the stream does not discard what the reader buffered, so that decode still completes: a protocol violation found there reached no handler, leaving the peer connected, and its rejection went unhandled. Attach the session close to the loop itself rather than only to the awaited path. Idempotent with the catch that handles the loop ending the race. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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js/net's IETF half carried no routing information at all: noRELAY_HOPS, noHOP_PATH, noROUTE_COST. A browser publishing a broadcast heard it announced straight back from the relay, and the relay had nothing to exclude when serving it.moq-litehas carried this natively since lite-04, so the two protocols behaved differently for the same app.js/net/src/ietf/cluster.ts, the moq-transport binding of draft-lcurley-moq-cluster-00, mirroringrs/moq-net/src/ietf/cluster.rs:RELAY_HOPSon draft-17+, where SETUP is a Key-Value-Pair block, and read the peer's;HOP_PATH(andROUTE_COST, omitted when 0) onto everyPUBLISH_NAMESPACEand the extendedNAMESPACE, but only once the peer declared a Hop ID of its own, which is the same gaters/moq-netuses in both directions;NAMESPACEis dropped, and aPUBLISH_NAMESPACEis refused with a 400, matching the Rust subscriber.PUBLISH_NAMESPACEstream was acknowledged once and then only waited on its close, leaving a looped route announced.rs/moq-netalready does (is_protocol_violation). A newProtocolViolationerror covers a message that ends before the mandatory parameter block, a block that does not parse, one with noHOP_PATH, a path that is empty / over-long / partially filled / repeats a non-zero Hop ID, and an update naming a different request or namespace than its stream. Both dispatch sites close the session on it rather than losing only the stream.moq-lite(the Rust relay applies the same exclusion when serving, viaserving_origin).HOP_PATH/ROUTE_COSTare now in the draft-17+ message-parameter kind table, so the typed framing added in fix(net): encode draft 17 message parameters by type #2884 covers them (odd → length-prefixed byte string, even → bare varint) instead of throwing on an unknown id.Originmoves fromlite/origin.tstojs/net/src/origin.ts(withMAX_HOPSand the reservedUNKNOWN_ORIGIN), mirroringcrate::Origininrs/moq-net, since both protocols use it now.Public API changes
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js/net's published entrypoint (src/index.ts) is unchanged;ietf/andlite/are internal (@internal) and not re-exported, and no package imports them by deep path. Within that internal surface:Ietf.ClusterandProtocolViolationare new,PublishNamespace/SubscribeNamespaceEntrygain an optionalclusterfield and a defaultednegotiateddecode argument,Publisher/Subscribernow take an options object instead of positional arguments, andMAX_HOPSmoved fromlite/announce.tstoorigin.ts. No version bump.Test plan
bun testinjs/net(418 pass, 0 fail), including a newietf/cluster.test.ts: registry code points and parity, the hop-path wire vector (no inner count, entries filling the value), advert and setup round trips, a zero cost absent from the wire, and rejection of an empty / repeated / over-long / partially-filled path plus a missingHOP_PATH.NAMESPACE, retracts one that starts looping, refuses a reflectedPUBLISH_NAMESPACE, retracts aPUBLISH_NAMESPACEwhose update starts looping, and closes the session on an advertisement with no hop path. Each was verified to fail without its change.tsc --noEmit,tsc -b tsconfig.build.json,tsc -b examples/tsconfig.json,biome check.moqt-19. No relay build in this environment, so the wire is verified against the Rust vectors (cluster::tests::hop_path_has_no_inner_countand the parameter framing tests) rather than end to end.Cross-package sync
draft-lcurley-moq-cluster-00wire, unchanged, and adds nothing to it.rs/change:rs/moq-netalready speaks this and needs nothing from the JS side.doc/bin/relay/cluster.mddescribes relay-to-relay clustering and stays accurate, and no page documents@moq/net's per-extension support.(Written by Claude Code)
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