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Extend the private asset-packs example so the complete ZIP product path runs against real artifacts: the actual \`mpgd assets build-packs\` code path builds all-ZIP and mixed files+ZIP variants into the static origin (\`build:delivery\` and automatically before the browser suite), the app fetches the CLI delivery manifest, stages each pack's dependency closure under an explicit archive+expanded byte budget, decodes archives with the real application-deployed module worker, and supplies the staged files to the stock loader through a prepared file source keyed by pack/revision/assetKey/role. Preparation precedes loader.acquire: staging returns once the loader consumed the files, registered textures keep the level playable after the release, and re-entry re-prepares from the network. The whole prepare has one finite deadline (never restarted per stage; the decoder receives only the unspent remainder), HTTP attempts end with the body under their own timeout with abort reasons preserved, decode checks the abort signal per entry, caller cancel/shutdown stop in-flight work, and dispose drops staging with identity-guarded accounting. Files-delivery packs in a mixed manifest stay plain HTTP through the same source. Browser acceptance adds, on top of the existing files matrix: the happy path in WebGL and Canvas (archive downloaded once per pack — never once per file, atlas/spritesheet frames intact, staging empty while playing), theme switching with re-preparation, unload and shutdown, HTTP 404 and corrupted archives against a live level, oversize (rejected before any request) and exact staging budgets, mid-download cancellation, overlapping A→B→A transitions, shutdown during preparation, the mixed manifest, and a files-vs-ZIP entry comparison recorded into evidence.json. No public API, package, worker protocol or codec changes; Sampo changeset intentionally omitted (private example and docs only).
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BrowserTest->>StaticOrigin: serve generated manifest and archives
BrowserTest->>main.ts: open ZIP or mixed delivery mode
main.ts->>ZipPackDelivery: create and prepare pack closure
ZipPackDelivery->>StaticOrigin: download required archives or files
ZipPackDelivery-->>main.ts: provide catalog and prepared fileSource
main.ts->>PhaserLoader: load prepared assets
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| if (archive === undefined) { | ||
| throw new Error(`Delivery pack ${pack.packId} has no archive description`); | ||
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| const url = new URL(archive.path, manifestRoot); |
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buildAssetPacks permits revisions and source paths containing URL delimiters such as # or ? and writes those characters verbatim into the validated manifest. Passing such an archive.path directly to new URL interprets the suffix as a fragment or query, so the browser requests a different path and a valid CLI-built ZIP pack fails with a 404. Resolve a URL-encoded version of each path segment instead; the files-delivery resolution below has the same issue.
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| const mediaByPath = new Map(pack.assets.flatMap((asset) => asset.files.map((file) => [file.path, file.mediaType] as const))); | ||
| const files = new Map<string, { readonly bytes: Uint8Array; readonly mediaType: string }>(); | ||
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| for await (const entry of job.entries) { |
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When the caller aborts while this loop is blocked awaiting the next worker entry, nothing calls job.cancel() until the worker yields another entry or reaches its decode deadline. Consequently a cancelled transition can remain active for nearly the full 15-second preparation timeout, and because enter() serializes transitions through enterChain, the replacement transition is blocked behind it. Subscribe the preparation signal to job.cancel() while the decode is active rather than checking it only after an entry arrives.
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| const bytes = await fetchDeliveryBytes( | ||
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| (status): string => `Delivery file request failed with HTTP ${status} (${request.packId})`, |
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For a files-delivery pack, a server may return up to maxFileBytes even when the manifest declares a much smaller request.integrity.bytes. The loader reserves only the declared size in its shared byte budget and detects the mismatch after this source has buffered the entire response, so two malicious or faulty responses can consume tens of MiB outside the configured reservation. Use the smaller of maxFileBytes and the request's declared byte count as the streaming cap, as the default URL file source does.
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| export async function createZipPackDelivery(options: ZipPackDeliveryOptions): Promise<ZipPackDelivery> { | ||
| positiveInteger(options.stagingBudgetBytes, 'staging budget'); | ||
| timerRangeInteger(options.prepareTimeoutMs, 'prepare timeout'); | ||
| timerRangeInteger(options.requestTimeoutMs, 'request timeout'); | ||
| positiveInteger(options.maxFileBytes, 'file byte cap'); |
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Despite the interface contract stating that later caller mutation cannot affect an in-flight delivery, this function retains and repeatedly reads the original options object during manifest fetching, preparation, file reads, worker creation, budget checks, and snapshots. A JavaScript caller—or a TypeScript caller retaining a mutable structural alias—can therefore change validated limits to invalid values or swap the worker factory after creation. Copy the validated fields into local constants before the first await and use only those snapshots afterward.
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In `@examples/asset-packs/README.md`:
- Around line 41-56: Remove the backslashes preceding all backticks in the
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In `@examples/asset-packs/src/zipDelivery.ts`:
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| \`mpgd assets build-packs\` output (built by \`pnpm --dir examples/asset-packs | ||
| build:delivery\` into \`artifacts/origin/delivery/\`) downloaded over plain | ||
| HTTP, decoded and verified by the real application-deployed module worker | ||
| (#191), staged once per pack, supplied to the very same Phaser loader | ||
| through a prepared file source, then displayed, switched, cancelled and | ||
| released. Append \`&delivery=zip\` (all packs as archives) or | ||
| \`&delivery=mixed\` (shared pack as plain files, themes as archives) to the | ||
| sample URL. \`&staging=<bytes>\` shrinks the staging budget to exercise the | ||
| pre-network rejection. Preparation precedes \`loader.acquire\`; staging is | ||
| returned as soon as the loader has consumed the files, and registered | ||
| textures keep the level playable afterwards. Re-entering a level | ||
| re-prepares from the network. The browser suite covers the happy path in | ||
| WebGL and Canvas plus 404/corrupt archives, oversize and exact staging | ||
| budgets, mid-preparation cancel, overlapping A→B→A transitions, shutdown | ||
| during preparation, mixed files+ZIP manifests, and a files-vs-ZIP | ||
| comparison recorded into \`artifacts/browser/evidence.json\`. |
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Remove the backslashes before the backticks.
Markdown treats ``` as an escaped literal backtick, not a code span. The backslash is not displayed, but the identifiers lose code formatting.
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The same sample also runs the complete ZIP path end to end: real
-\`mpgd assets build-packs\` output (built by \`pnpm --dir examples/asset-packs
-build:delivery\` into \`artifacts/origin/delivery/\`) downloaded over plain
+`mpgd assets build-packs` output (built by `pnpm --dir examples/asset-packs
+build:delivery` into `artifacts/origin/delivery/`) downloaded over plain
HTTP, decoded and verified by the real application-deployed module worker
(`#191`), staged once per pack, supplied to the very same Phaser loader
through a prepared file source, then displayed, switched, cancelled and
-released. Append \`&delivery=zip\` (all packs as archives) or
-\`&delivery=mixed\` (shared pack as plain files, themes as archives) to the
-sample URL. \`&staging=<bytes>\` shrinks the staging budget to exercise the
-pre-network rejection. Preparation precedes \`loader.acquire\`; staging is
+released. Append `&delivery=zip` (all packs as archives) or
+`&delivery=mixed` (shared pack as plain files, themes as archives) to the
+sample URL. `&staging=<bytes>` shrinks the staging budget to exercise the
+pre-network rejection. Preparation precedes `loader.acquire`; staging is
returned as soon as the loader has consumed the files, and registered
textures keep the level playable afterwards. Re-entering a level
re-prepares from the network. The browser suite covers the happy path in
WebGL and Canvas plus 404/corrupt archives, oversize and exact staging
budgets, mid-preparation cancel, overlapping A→B→A transitions, shutdown
during preparation, mixed files+ZIP manifests, and a files-vs-ZIP
-comparison recorded into \`artifacts/browser/evidence.json\`.
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| \`mpgd assets build-packs\` output (built by \`pnpm --dir examples/asset-packs | |
| build:delivery\` into \`artifacts/origin/delivery/\`) downloaded over plain | |
| HTTP, decoded and verified by the real application-deployed module worker | |
| (#191), staged once per pack, supplied to the very same Phaser loader | |
| through a prepared file source, then displayed, switched, cancelled and | |
| released. Append \`&delivery=zip\` (all packs as archives) or | |
| \`&delivery=mixed\` (shared pack as plain files, themes as archives) to the | |
| sample URL. \`&staging=<bytes>\` shrinks the staging budget to exercise the | |
| pre-network rejection. Preparation precedes \`loader.acquire\`; staging is | |
| returned as soon as the loader has consumed the files, and registered | |
| textures keep the level playable afterwards. Re-entering a level | |
| re-prepares from the network. The browser suite covers the happy path in | |
| WebGL and Canvas plus 404/corrupt archives, oversize and exact staging | |
| budgets, mid-preparation cancel, overlapping A→B→A transitions, shutdown | |
| during preparation, mixed files+ZIP manifests, and a files-vs-ZIP | |
| comparison recorded into \`artifacts/browser/evidence.json\`. | |
| `mpgd assets build-packs` output (built by `pnpm --dir examples/asset-packs | |
| build:delivery` into `artifacts/origin/delivery/`) downloaded over plain | |
| HTTP, decoded and verified by the real application-deployed module worker | |
| (#191), staged once per pack, supplied to the very same Phaser loader | |
| through a prepared file source, then displayed, switched, cancelled and | |
| released. Append `&delivery=zip` (all packs as archives) or | |
| `&delivery=mixed` (shared pack as plain files, themes as archives) to the | |
| sample URL. `&staging=<bytes>` shrinks the staging budget to exercise the | |
| pre-network rejection. Preparation precedes `loader.acquire`; staging is | |
| returned as soon as the loader has consumed the files, and registered | |
| textures keep the level playable afterwards. Re-entering a level | |
| re-prepares from the network. The browser suite covers the happy path in | |
| WebGL and Canvas plus 404/corrupt archives, oversize and exact staging | |
| budgets, mid-preparation cancel, overlapping A→B→A transitions, shutdown | |
| during preparation, mixed files+ZIP manifests, and a files-vs-ZIP | |
| comparison recorded into `artifacts/browser/evidence.json`. |
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In `@examples/asset-packs/README.md` around lines 41 - 56, Remove the backslashes
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Four review findings on the acceptance patch, closed at the boundary: - Manifest artifact paths resolve by URL-encoding each segment exactly once, so revisions or file names carrying '#', '?' or spaces address the resource the static host actually serves; the browser suite's expected-failure URLs match the same encoding (and clear only after the successful retry, so a late console message cannot leak into the error assertions). - An abort that lands while the decode pends on the next worker entry cancels the job immediately (listener plus an already-aborted guard covering the digest-verification window), so a cancelled transition no longer blocks its serialized successor until the decode deadline. - Files-delivery responses stream at min(declared, transport cap) — the loader reserves only the declared bytes — and the overrun message distinguishes a lying manifest from a transport-cap trip; archives forward their declared size for the same distinction. - Validated options are snapshotted once (optionsSnapshot), so later caller mutation cannot change what an in-flight delivery enforces or which worker factory it uses.
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| const forward = (): void => controller.abort(signal.reason); | ||
| signal.addEventListener('abort', forward, { once: true }); |
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The decoder cancellation was fixed, but this separate HTTP helper still only registers an abort listener and never checks signal.aborted first. If cancellation occurs before fetchWithin runs—for example while a files-delivery read awaits its transfer permit—the abort event has already fired, so the new controller remains live and the request continues until completion or the 4-second request timeout, delaying the serialized replacement transition. Abort the controller immediately when the incoming signal is already aborted before starting fetch.
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| const status = await job.result; | ||
| if (status.status !== 'completed') { | ||
| throw new Error(`Delivery archive ${pack.packId} did not decode completely: ${status.status}${status.code === undefined ? '' : ` (${status.code})`}`); |
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When the whole-prepare timer expires during worker decoding, the abort listener invokes the decoder's ordinary job.cancel(), so the iterator commonly ends with a cancelled result and this branch reports did not decode completely: cancelled instead of the controller's Zip pack preparation exceeded its deadline reason. This makes a configured deadline indistinguishable from user cancellation precisely when decode is the slow stage; consult the aborted signal's reason before translating the decoder status.
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Summary
Completes the real-connection acceptance for ZIP pack delivery on top of the merged #188 (pack loader file source), #190 (build-packs + delivery manifest) and #191 (bounded ZIP decoder + application-deployed module worker, merge
50a66b68). No public API, package, worker-protocol or codec changes — everything lives in the private example, its browser suite and docs. This PR is the prerequisite for the follow-up public-delivery API PR: it validates the exact rules that PR will export.The example now runs the complete product path with real artifacts:
What was built
delivery-configs/{zip,mixed}.json+test/build-delivery.tsrun the actualbuildAssetPackscode path into the static origin (build:delivery; the browser suite builds them automatically before the app builds). No runtime ZIP builder — the runtime consumes the real delivery manifest only.src/zipDelivery.ts, private example code): fetches + validates the CLI manifest once (validatePhaserPackDeliveryManifest), derives the loader catalog from it, stages a pack's dependency closure (download → digest check → worker decode → entry/identity verification → finalcompletedstatus required), and serves staged files through aPhaserPackFileSourcekeyed bypackId/revision/assetKey/role. Files-delivery packs in the mixed manifest stay plain HTTP through the same source.prepared.release()returns staging once the loader consumed the files while registered textures keep the level playable; re-entry re-prepares from the network; scene shutdown aborts and disposes everything.main.ts):?delivery=zip/?delivery=mixed/&staging=<bytes>; enters are serialized so overlapping transitions commit the latest choice; failed boots recover through Retry; delivery init is generation-guarded against scene shutdown.Acceptance coverage added (browser suite, on top of the unchanged files matrix)
Happy path in WebGL and Canvas: archive downloaded once per pack (never once per file — asserted via request counts), atlas/spritesheet frames intact, staging empty while playing, theme switching, unload + re-entry re-preparation, player movement, shutdown texture removal. Failure paths (renderer-deduplicated): HTTP 404 and corrupted archive against a live level (previous level retained), oversize staging rejected before any request, exact-budget boundary success, mid-download cancel then clean next transition, overlapping A→B→A, shutdown during preparation, mixed files+ZIP manifest, plus a files-vs-ZIP entry comparison (same logical assets/frames; timings and byte accounting recorded into
evidence.jsonas reported, no performance claim).Verification run
pnpm --dir packages/phaser-assets test— 286 passedpnpm --dir examples/asset-packs build(incl. clean-checkout build withpackages/phaser-assets/distremoved — source aliases only)pnpm --dir examples/asset-packs test:browser— full suite incl. the new ZIP acceptance, repeated after every review roundpnpm smoke:phaser-assets-archive-decode— passedpnpm check,pnpm test(full workspace),pnpm validate:public— passedocrreview converged to 0 findings (six rounds; findings fixed: dispose semantics, boot generation guard, retry recovery, handle-rollback races, body-window timeouts, abort reasons, shared constants/formulas, view-safe byte conversions, per-entry decode abort checks, dead code and formatting)Changeset
Intentionally none: private example + docs only; no publishable package's public API, runtime behavior, metadata or artifacts changed.
Hand-off to the public-delivery PR
Move as-is:
src/zipDelivery.ts(the prepared source + staging + budget rules), the manifest→catalog derivation, and the app's prepare-then-acquire lifecycle. Stays private: the sample UI wiring, delivery configs and the browser assertions.Summary by CodeRabbit
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