666 lines
23 KiB
TypeScript
666 lines
23 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* apiKeyRotator 健康状态追踪测试
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*
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* 测试 T07 功能:API Key 健康状态追踪
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* 当 API Key 连续认证失败 3 次后,应被标记为 "invalid" 并在轮换时自动跳过
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*/
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import { describe, it, beforeEach, afterEach } from "node:test";
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import assert from "node:assert/strict";
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import {
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getValidApiKey,
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recordKeyFailure,
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recordKeySuccess,
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connectionHasExtraKeys,
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trackConnectionExtraKeys,
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getInvalidKeyCount,
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resetKeyStatus,
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getAllKeyHealth,
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syncHealthFromDB,
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type KeyHealth,
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} from "../../open-sse/services/apiKeyRotator.ts";
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// Helper to reset module state between tests
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function resetModuleState() {
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// Clear all internal maps by re-importing or using exported reset functions
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// Since apiKeyRotator doesn't export a clearAll function, we use resetKeyStatus
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const allHealth = getAllKeyHealth();
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for (const scopedKey of Object.keys(allHealth)) {
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// scopedKey format is "connectionId:keyId"
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const keyId = scopedKey.includes(":") ? scopedKey.split(":")[1] : scopedKey;
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resetKeyStatus("test-conn", keyId);
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}
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}
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describe("apiKeyRotator Health Tracking", () => {
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beforeEach(() => {
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resetModuleState();
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});
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afterEach(() => {
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resetModuleState();
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});
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describe("getValidApiKey", () => {
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it("should return primary key when no extra keys", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-1";
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const primaryKey = "pk-test-123";
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const result = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, []);
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assert.equal(result?.key, primaryKey);
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assert.equal(result?.keyId, "primary");
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});
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it("should return null when no keys available", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-2";
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const result = getValidApiKey(connectionId, "", []);
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assert.equal(result, null);
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});
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it("should return object with key and keyId when a valid key is found", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-keyid";
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const primaryKey = "pk-keyid-test";
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const result = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, []);
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assert.ok(result, "should return an object");
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assert.equal(typeof result!.key, "string");
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assert.equal(typeof result!.keyId, "string");
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assert.equal(result!.key, primaryKey);
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assert.equal(result!.keyId, "primary");
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});
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it("should skip invalid primary key and return first extra key", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-3";
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const primaryKey = "pk-invalid";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-1", "extra-2"];
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 5,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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};
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const result = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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assert.equal(result?.key, "extra-1");
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assert.equal(result?.keyId, "extra_0");
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});
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it("should skip all invalid keys and return null", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-4";
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const primaryKey = "pk-invalid";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-invalid"];
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 5,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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extra_0: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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};
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const result = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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assert.equal(result, null);
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});
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it("should return keyId in result", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-5";
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const primaryKey = "pk-test";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-1", "extra-2"];
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const result = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys);
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assert.ok(result, "should have a result");
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assert.ok(["primary", "extra_0", "extra_1"].includes(result!.keyId), "keyId should be valid");
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});
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it("should round-robin among valid keys only (skipping invalid)", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-conn-6";
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const primaryKey = "pk-test";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-1", "extra-2", "extra-3"];
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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extra_1: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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totalFailures: 3,
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}, // extra-2 is index 1
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};
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// First call
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const key1 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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const key2 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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const key3 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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// Should only rotate among primary, extra-1 (index 0), extra-3 (index 2)
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// Invalid extra_1 (which corresponds to extraKeys[1]) should be skipped
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const validKeys = [primaryKey, "extra-1", "extra-3"];
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assert.ok(validKeys.includes(key1!.key));
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assert.ok(validKeys.includes(key2!.key));
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assert.ok(validKeys.includes(key3!.key));
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// extra-2 should never be selected
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assert.notEqual(key1!.key, "extra-2");
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assert.notEqual(key2!.key, "extra-2");
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assert.notEqual(key3!.key, "extra-2");
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});
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});
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describe("recordKeyFailure", () => {
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it("should increment failure count", () => {
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const health = recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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assert.equal(health.failures, 1);
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assert.equal(health.status, "warning");
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});
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it("should mark as invalid after 3 consecutive failures", () => {
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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const health = recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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assert.equal(health.failures, 3);
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assert.equal(health.status, "invalid");
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});
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it("should track totalRequests and totalFailures", () => {
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const h1 = recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "test-key-1");
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assert.equal(h1.totalRequests, 1);
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assert.equal(h1.totalFailures, 1);
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const h2 = recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "test-key-1");
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assert.equal(h2.totalRequests, 2);
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assert.equal(h2.totalFailures, 2);
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});
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it("should set lastFailure timestamp", () => {
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const health = recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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assert.ok(health.lastFailure, "lastFailure should be set");
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assert.ok(new Date(health.lastFailure!).getTime() > 0, "lastFailure should be valid date");
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});
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});
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describe("recordKeySuccess", () => {
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it("should reset failure count and mark as active", () => {
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// First record some failures
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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// Then record success
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const health = recordKeySuccess("test-conn", "primary");
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assert.equal(health.failures, 0);
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assert.equal(health.status, "active");
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});
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it("should recover from warning status", () => {
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary"); // 1 failure -> warning
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const afterSuccess = recordKeySuccess("test-conn", "primary");
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assert.equal(afterSuccess.status, "active");
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assert.equal(afterSuccess.failures, 0);
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});
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it("should recover from invalid status", () => {
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary");
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recordKeyFailure("test-conn", "primary"); // 3 failures -> invalid
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const afterSuccess = recordKeySuccess("test-conn", "primary");
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assert.equal(afterSuccess.status, "active");
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assert.equal(afterSuccess.failures, 0);
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});
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});
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describe("getInvalidKeyCount", () => {
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it("should return 0 when no invalid keys", () => {
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const count = getInvalidKeyCount({});
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assert.equal(count, 0);
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});
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it("should count invalid keys correctly", () => {
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 5,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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extra_0: {
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status: "active",
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failures: 0,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 10,
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totalFailures: 0,
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},
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extra_1: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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};
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const count = getInvalidKeyCount(health);
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assert.equal(count, 2);
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});
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});
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describe("trackConnectionExtraKeys", () => {
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it("should track connection has extra keys", () => {
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trackConnectionExtraKeys("conn-with-extras", ["key1", "key2"]);
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assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys("conn-with-extras"), true);
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});
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it("should return false for connection without extra keys", () => {
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trackConnectionExtraKeys("conn-no-extras", []);
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assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys("conn-no-extras"), false);
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});
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it("should return false for unknown connection", () => {
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assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys("unknown-conn"), false);
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});
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});
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describe("syncHealthFromDB", () => {
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it("should sync health status from DB to in-memory map", () => {
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const connectionId = "test-sync-conn";
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: "2026-01-01T00:00:00Z",
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 10,
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totalFailures: 5,
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},
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};
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syncHealthFromDB(connectionId, health);
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// After sync, getAllKeyHealth should include the synced data
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// Note: syncHealthFromDB uses `${connectionId}:${keyId}` as the key
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const allHealth = getAllKeyHealth();
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const syncedKey = `${connectionId}:primary`;
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// This test will FAIL because syncHealthFromDB stores with connectionId prefix
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// but getValidApiKey reads from health parameter without connectionId prefix
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// This is a BUG - the key namespace mismatch
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if (allHealth[syncedKey]) {
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assert.equal(allHealth[syncedKey].status, "invalid");
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}
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});
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});
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describe("Key isolation per connection", () => {
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it("should isolate health state per connection", () => {
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// Connection A has primary key that failed
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const connA = "conn-A";
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const connB = "conn-B";
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const primaryKeyA = "pk-A";
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const primaryKeyB = "pk-B";
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// Record failure for connection A's primary key
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recordKeyFailure(connA, "primary");
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recordKeyFailure(connA, "primary");
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recordKeyFailure(connA, "primary"); // 3 failures -> invalid for connA only
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// Connection B should NOT be affected - health is isolated
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const keyA = getValidApiKey(connA, primaryKeyA, []);
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const keyB = getValidApiKey(connB, primaryKeyB, []);
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// keyA should be null (primary is invalid, no extra keys)
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assert.equal(keyA, null);
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// keyB should work (no failures recorded for connB)
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assert.equal(keyB?.key, primaryKeyB);
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});
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it("should return correct keyId per connection", () => {
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const connA = "conn-A";
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const connB = "conn-B";
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const resultA = getValidApiKey(connA, "pk-A", ["extra-A"]);
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const resultB = getValidApiKey(connB, "pk-B", ["extra-B"]);
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// Both should have a valid keyId
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assert.ok(resultA, "connA should have a result");
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assert.ok(resultB, "connB should have a result");
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assert.ok(resultA!.keyId, "connA should have keyId");
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assert.ok(resultB!.keyId, "connB should have keyId");
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// keyId is per-connection scoped
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});
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});
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});
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describe("Integration: 401 handling should skip key not connection", () => {
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it("should track extra keys for A3 guard", () => {
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const connectionId = "conn-with-backup";
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const extraKeys = ["backup-key-1", "backup-key-2"];
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trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
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assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId), true);
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});
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it("should not mark connection unavailable when extra keys exist (A3 guard)", () => {
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// This test documents the expected behavior:
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// When 401 occurs and connection has extra keys,
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// the system should:
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// 1. Record failure against the specific key
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// 2. Skip that key in future rotation
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// 3. NOT disable the entire connection
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const connectionId = "test-a3-guard";
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const primaryKey = "pk-failing";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-1-valid", "extra-2-valid"];
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// Track that this connection has extra keys
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trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
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// Record 3 failures on primary key
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recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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const finalHealth = recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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// Primary key should now be invalid
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assert.equal(finalHealth.status, "invalid");
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// Build health state
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: finalHealth,
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};
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// getValidApiKey should now skip primary and return an extra key
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const nextKey = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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assert.ok(nextKey, "should return an extra key");
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assert.notEqual(nextKey!.key, primaryKey, "should NOT return primary (invalid)");
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assert.ok(extraKeys.includes(nextKey!.key), "should return one of the extra keys");
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// The connection should still be usable because extra keys are available
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// This is the core behavior the A3 guard should enable
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});
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});
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describe("E2E: Complete 401 flow simulation", () => {
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beforeEach(() => {
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resetModuleState();
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});
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afterEach(() => {
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resetModuleState();
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});
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it("should simulate full 401 failure → key rotation → success flow", () => {
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const connectionId = "e2e-test-conn";
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const primaryKey = "pk-primary";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-key-1", "extra-key-2"];
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// Step 1: Initial state - track extra keys
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trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
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assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId), true);
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// Step 2: First request - should get primary key
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const key1 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys);
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assert.equal(key1?.key, primaryKey);
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assert.equal(key1?.keyId, "primary");
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// Step 3: Simulate 401 failure on primary key
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const health1 = recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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assert.equal(health1.status, "warning");
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assert.equal(health1.failures, 1);
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// Step 4: Retry - should get a valid key (primary is still active, but round-robin may pick extra)
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const key2 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, { primary: health1 });
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assert.ok(
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key2!.key === primaryKey || extraKeys.includes(key2!.key),
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"should return a valid key"
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);
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// Step 5: Second 401 failure
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const health2 = recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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assert.equal(health2.failures, 2);
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assert.equal(health2.status, "invalid");
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// Step 6: Third 401 failure - now primary becomes invalid
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const health3 = recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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assert.equal(health3.failures, 3);
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assert.equal(health3.status, "invalid");
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// Step 7: Next request - should skip invalid primary and return extra key
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const healthState = { primary: health3 };
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const key3 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, healthState);
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assert.ok(key3, "should return a key");
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assert.notEqual(key3!.key, primaryKey, "should NOT return invalid primary key");
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assert.ok(extraKeys.includes(key3!.key), "should return an extra key");
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// Step 8: Verify the invalid key count
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assert.equal(getInvalidKeyCount(healthState), 1);
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// Step 9: A3 guard check - connection with extra keys should NOT be disabled
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// This simulates what chat.ts does: check connectionHasExtraKeys before markAccountUnavailable
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const shouldSkipConnectionDisable = connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId);
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assert.equal(shouldSkipConnectionDisable, true);
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// Step 10: Success on extra key - mark it as successful
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assert.ok(key3!.keyId.startsWith("extra_"));
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const successHealth = recordKeySuccess(connectionId, key3!.keyId);
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assert.equal(successHealth.status, "active");
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assert.equal(successHealth.failures, 0);
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// Step 11: Recover primary key
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const recoveredHealth = recordKeySuccess(connectionId, "primary");
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assert.equal(recoveredHealth.status, "active");
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assert.equal(recoveredHealth.failures, 0);
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// Step 12: Next request - can use primary again
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const recoveredState = { primary: recoveredHealth };
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const key4 = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, recoveredState);
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assert.ok(
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key4!.key === primaryKey || extraKeys.includes(key4!.key),
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"should rotate among valid keys"
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);
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});
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it("should handle multiple invalid keys and still find valid ones", () => {
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const connectionId = "multi-invalid-test";
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const primaryKey = "pk-primary";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-1", "extra-2", "extra-3"];
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trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
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// Mark primary and extra_0 as invalid
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for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
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recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "extra_0");
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}
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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extra_0: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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};
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// Should still find valid keys (extra_1 or extra_2)
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const validKeys: string[] = [];
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for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
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const key = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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if (key) validKeys.push(key.key);
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}
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assert.ok(validKeys.length > 0, "should return valid keys");
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// Verify no invalid keys are returned
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const invalidKeys = ["pk-primary", "extra-1"];
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for (const invalidKey of invalidKeys) {
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assert.ok(!validKeys.includes(invalidKey), `${invalidKey} should be skipped`);
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}
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// Verify only valid keys (extra-2, extra-3) are returned
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const validSet = new Set(["extra-2", "extra-3"]);
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assert.ok(
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validKeys.every((k) => validSet.has(k)),
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"only extra_2 and extra_3 should be returned"
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);
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});
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it("should handle edge case: all keys invalid", () => {
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const connectionId = "all-invalid-test";
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const primaryKey = "pk-primary";
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const extraKeys = ["extra-1"];
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|
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trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
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// Mark all keys as invalid
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const health: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
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primary: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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totalFailures: 3,
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},
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extra_0: {
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status: "invalid",
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failures: 3,
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lastFailure: null,
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lastSuccess: null,
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totalRequests: 3,
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|
totalFailures: 3,
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|
},
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|
};
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|
|
|
// Should return null - no valid keys
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const key = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, health);
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assert.equal(key, null);
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|
|
|
// A3 guard: even with extra keys, if ALL keys are invalid,
|
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// the connection might need to be disabled
|
|
// But current behavior: don't disable, just return null and let caller handle
|
|
assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId), true);
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assert.equal(getInvalidKeyCount(health), 2);
|
|
});
|
|
|
|
it("should track health persistence round-trip", () => {
|
|
const connectionId = "persist-test";
|
|
const primaryKey = "pk-persist";
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|
const extraKeys = ["extra-1"];
|
|
|
|
trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
|
|
|
|
// Record failures
|
|
const healthBefore = recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
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|
assert.equal(healthBefore.failures, 1);
|
|
|
|
// Simulate DB sync (persist health)
|
|
const dbHealth: Record<string, KeyHealth> = {
|
|
primary: healthBefore,
|
|
};
|
|
|
|
// Sync from DB
|
|
syncHealthFromDB(connectionId, dbHealth);
|
|
|
|
// Verify key is still marked in internal state (with connection prefix)
|
|
const allHealth = getAllKeyHealth();
|
|
const prefixedKey = `${connectionId}:primary`;
|
|
assert.equal(allHealth[prefixedKey]?.status, "warning");
|
|
|
|
// Get valid key should still work
|
|
const key = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, dbHealth);
|
|
assert.equal(key?.key, primaryKey); // Still valid (only 1 failure)
|
|
});
|
|
});
|
|
|
|
describe("A3 Guard Integration Test", () => {
|
|
beforeEach(() => {
|
|
resetModuleState();
|
|
});
|
|
|
|
afterEach(() => {
|
|
resetModuleState();
|
|
});
|
|
|
|
it("should document the expected A3 guard behavior for chat.ts", () => {
|
|
// This test documents how chat.ts should behave with A3 guard
|
|
|
|
const connectionId = "a3-guard-test";
|
|
const primaryKey = "pk-401";
|
|
const extraKeys = ["backup-1", "backup-2"];
|
|
|
|
// Simulate: Connection has extra keys
|
|
trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
|
|
assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId), true);
|
|
|
|
// Simulate: 401 occurs on primary key
|
|
// Step 1: T07 code in chatCore.ts records key failure
|
|
const health = recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
|
|
|
|
// Step 2: A3 guard in chat.ts checks if connection has extra keys
|
|
const hasExtraKeys = connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId);
|
|
const is401 = true; // Simulated 401
|
|
const skipConnectionDisable = is401 && hasExtraKeys;
|
|
|
|
// Step 3: With A3 guard, markAccountUnavailable should be skipped
|
|
assert.equal(skipConnectionDisable, true);
|
|
|
|
// Step 4: Next request should get backup key
|
|
const nextKey = getValidApiKey(connectionId, primaryKey, extraKeys, {
|
|
primary: health,
|
|
});
|
|
|
|
if (health.status === "invalid") {
|
|
assert.ok(extraKeys.includes(nextKey!.key!), "should use backup key");
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Step 5: Connection remains usable
|
|
// This is the key behavior: connection is NOT disabled
|
|
});
|
|
|
|
it("should document behavior when NO extra keys exist", () => {
|
|
const connectionId = "no-extras-test";
|
|
const extraKeys: string[] = [];
|
|
|
|
// No extra keys
|
|
trackConnectionExtraKeys(connectionId, extraKeys);
|
|
assert.equal(connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId), false);
|
|
|
|
// Simulate: 401 occurs
|
|
recordKeyFailure(connectionId, "primary");
|
|
|
|
// A3 guard check
|
|
const hasExtraKeys = connectionHasExtraKeys(connectionId);
|
|
const is401 = true;
|
|
const skipConnectionDisable = is401 && hasExtraKeys;
|
|
|
|
// Without extra keys, connection SHOULD be disabled
|
|
assert.equal(skipConnectionDisable, false);
|
|
|
|
// chat.ts would call markAccountUnavailable here
|
|
// This is the expected behavior: disable the connection
|
|
});
|
|
});
|