fix(json): use Content-Length instead of chunked transfer for /json/fxdata - #5808
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to When effect entries are empty, the response can be emitted as malformed JSON, causing clients using /json/effects to fail parsing. This bounded correctness issue should be addressed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant EffectsRoute
participant respondModeNames
Client->>EffectsRoute: Request /json/effects
EffectsRoute->>respondModeNames: Route request
respondModeNames-->>Client: Stream escaped effect names
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In `@wled00/json.cpp`:
- Around line 1304-1313: Update the comments above respondModeData to remove
references to sendChunked, arbitrary streaming, and TCP teardown behavior;
describe that the function performs a two-pass operation that measures the JSON
payload, then sends it with request->send() and a fixed Content-Length.
- Around line 1331-1336: Update both streamed JSON handlers in wled00/json.cpp
at lines 1331-1336 and 1377-1382 to track whether an element was actually
emitted, rather than using fx_index to determine the first output. Use that
state to place commas correctly when leading entries are skipped, and ensure
each handler returns [] when no mode-data or effect-name entries are emitted.
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…xdata Chunked transfer encoding with Connection: close races against TCP FIN on slow serial links (PPP at 1.5Mbaud). The final chunk arrives after the connection is torn down, truncating the response. Fix: two-pass approach — measure the JSON string length first, then send with an explicit Content-Length header. Also adds respondModeNames() to serve effect names separately, breaking a deadlock between the HTTP response and WebSocket state push on constrained devices. Fixes: truncated /json/fxdata responses on PPP/serial transports.
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@aenertia it might be a minor thing, but please teach your AI how to not delete existing source code comments. |
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Yeah - it's annoying I know, - there are multiple harness rules I have for
that already ; new project rules/subtlety of conventions, need a few PR's
to get it aligned. Since I have a bunch of stuff relating to the ppp
transport these first few small fixups will hopefully make future
submissions better aligned.
…On Thu, 20 Aug 2026 at 05:24, Frank Möhle ***@***.***> wrote:
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In wled00/json.cpp
<#5808 (comment)>:
> if (lineBuffer[0] != 0) {
- lineBuffer[sizeof(lineBuffer)-1] = '\0'; // terminate string (only needed if strncpy filled the buffer)
- const char* dataPtr = strchr(lineBuffer,'@'); // Find '@', if there is one
- size_t mode_bytes = writeJSONStringElement(data, len, dataPtr ? dataPtr + 1 : "");
- if (mode_bytes == 0) break; // didn't fit; break loop and try again next packet
- if (fx_index == 0) *data = '[';
+ lineBuffer[sizeof(lineBuffer)-1] = '\0';
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Chunked transfer encoding with Connection: close races against TCP FIN on slow serial links (PPP at 1.5Mbaud). The final chunk arrives after the connection is torn down, truncating the response.
Fix: two-pass approach — measure the JSON string length first, then send with an explicit Content-Length header. Also adds respondModeNames() to serve effect names separately, breaking a deadlock between the HTTP response and WebSocket state push on constrained devices.
Fixes: truncated /json/fxdata responses on Slow transports
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