// Production sync runner — composes the live vault adapter, WebSocket // transport, and coordinator into the function the dispatcher injects via // `setSyncRunner`. The runner is responsible for opening one Noise NK // session against a single paired device, driving the sync protocol, and // surfacing a `SyncRunResult` (or throwing on failure). The dispatcher in // sync-trigger.ts iterates over hosts and aggregates results. // // Connection strategy: // 1. Try `getLastKnownIp(deviceLongTermPubkey)` if cached — fast path. // 2. Fall back to `probeSubnetForPeer` over the local /24. The subnet // probe is itself rate-limited (60s per-pubkey cooldown) inside the // transport, so we don't add another layer here. // 3. On a successful session, persist the IP we connected on so the next // sync round skips the probe. // // We do NOT verify vault_id here — the coordinator's SYNC_HELLO exchange // does that (returns `status: "vault_mismatch"` if the peer holds a // different vault). The runner just translates the coordinator's outcome // into the throw-or-return contract the dispatcher expects. import { runSyncInitiator, type SyncVaultAdapter } from "./sync-coordinator"; import { createSyncVaultAdapter } from "./sync-vault-adapter"; import { getLastKnownIp, setLastKnownIp, } from "./paired-devices"; import { openSyncSession, probeSubnetForPeer, type SyncSession, type SyncEndpoint, type SyncPeerIdentity, } from "../shared/sync-transport"; import { hexToPubkey } from "../shared/sync-identity"; import { getLocalSubnet } from "../shared/local-network"; import { buildLocalIdentity } from "./device-identity"; import { PAIRING_PORT } from "../shared/pairing-dial"; import { getRootKeyHex, isUnlocked } from "./vault"; import type { PairedDevice } from "../shared/sync-types"; import type { SyncRunResult } from "./sync-trigger"; /** Same fixed port pairing dials — SyncReconnectListener.SYNC_PORT on Android. */ const DEFAULT_PORT = PAIRING_PORT; /** * Test/injection seam. Production wires in the real `openSyncSession`; * unit tests inject a fake to avoid real WebSocket + Noise NK. */ export interface SyncRunnerDeps { openSession: ( endpoint: SyncEndpoint, ourIdentity: SyncPeerIdentity, expectedRemoteHex: string, ) => Promise; probeSubnet: ( subnet: string, port: number, ourIdentity: SyncPeerIdentity, expectedRemoteHex: string, ) => Promise; getSubnet: () => Promise; createAdapter: (context?: { deviceName?: string }) => SyncVaultAdapter; } const productionDeps: SyncRunnerDeps = { openSession: (endpoint, identity, expected) => openSyncSession(endpoint, identity, expected), probeSubnet: (subnet, port, identity, expected) => probeSubnetForPeer(subnet, port, identity, expected), getSubnet: getLocalSubnet, createAdapter: (context) => createSyncVaultAdapter(context), }; export async function productionSyncRunner(device: PairedDevice): Promise { return runWithDeps(device, productionDeps); } /** * Inner runner with explicit deps — exported so tests can inject fakes. */ export async function runWithDeps( device: PairedDevice, deps: SyncRunnerDeps, ): Promise { if (!isUnlocked()) return { ok: false, error: "VAULT_LOCKED" }; if (!device.longTermPublicKeyHex) { throw new Error("paired_device_missing_pubkey"); } const expectedRemoteHex = device.longTermPublicKeyHex; const port = device.wsPort ?? DEFAULT_PORT; // Sync identity derives from the stable root key, not the password-derived // key — keeps the long-term static key constant across password changes // (SEV-2-B). NK's initiator side has no static keypair in the handshake // itself; `ourIdentity` is only what we assert in the PAIR_IDENTITY frame. const masterKeyHex = getRootKeyHex(); if (!masterKeyHex) return { ok: false, error: "VAULT_LOCKED" }; const masterKey = hexToBytesLocal(masterKeyHex); const ourIdentity = await buildLocalIdentity(masterKey); // Sanity — the remote pubkey must be 32-byte hex so noise can compare it. void hexToPubkey(expectedRemoteHex); // HV-1b: pass the peer being synced so remote-mutation alerts can name it. const adapter = deps.createAdapter({ deviceName: device.deviceName }); const session = await connect(expectedRemoteHex, port, ourIdentity, deps); try { const outcome = await runSyncInitiator(session, adapter); if (outcome.status === "completed") { return { ok: true, entriesReceived: outcome.entriesReceived, entriesSent: outcome.entriesSent, }; } if (outcome.status === "vault_mismatch") { throw new Error("vault_id_mismatch"); } if (outcome.status === "timeout") { throw new Error("sync_timeout"); } throw new Error(outcome.error ?? "sync_errored"); } finally { // The coordinator does NOT close the session (it returns and leaves the // session open). This runner is the sole owner of session lifetime. await session.close().catch(() => undefined); } } async function connect( expectedRemoteHex: string, port: number, ourIdentity: SyncPeerIdentity, deps: SyncRunnerDeps, ): Promise { const cached = await getLastKnownIp(expectedRemoteHex); if (cached) { try { const session = await deps.openSession( { ip: cached, port }, ourIdentity, expectedRemoteHex, ); return session; } catch { // Cached IP stale — fall through to the subnet probe. } } const subnet = await deps.getSubnet(); if (!subnet) { throw new Error(cached ? "host_unreachable" : "subnet_unknown"); } const found = await deps.probeSubnet(subnet, port, ourIdentity, expectedRemoteHex); if (!found) throw new Error("host_unreachable"); const session = await deps.openSession(found, ourIdentity, expectedRemoteHex); await setLastKnownIp(expectedRemoteHex, found.ip).catch(() => undefined); return session; } function hexToBytesLocal(hex: string): Uint8Array { const out = new Uint8Array(hex.length / 2); for (let i = 0; i < out.length; i++) { out[i] = parseInt(hex.slice(i * 2, i * 2 + 2), 16); } return out; }