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- T43: WS protocol v2 schema; protocolVersion field; RequestChoice/SubmitChoice/ProtocolVersionMismatch messages; v1 backward-compat
- T44: server-side request-choice broadcast on push; submit-choice validation (kind/forPlayer/value-type); ordered LIFO matching
- T45: PendingChoices stack on GAME_ENTITY; pushPendingChoice/popPendingChoice/peekPendingChoice helpers; serializePendingChoice (Map<->Array roundtrip); MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH=8 enforced
- T46: submitChoiceAndResume(engine, choiceId, value); descriptor-by-id lookup; bindings restored; remaining primitives executed via runPrimitives from primitiveIndex+1
- T47: request-choice primitive; SuspendedExecution exception mechanism; dispatcher catches and stops sibling iteration; deterministic choiceId via session counter
- T48: AutoChoiceResolver test transport (answersByKind / answersById); drainPendingChoices LIFO walk
- T49: server-side choice timeout enforcement; auto-resolve to first-option-per-kind; disconnect handler (forfeit / pause)
- T50: ChoiceTimeoutPolicy on GAME_ENTITY (timeout-with-default | no-timeout); CreateGameRequest extended; default 60s

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@ -671,3 +671,46 @@ Added BlockList wrapping BlockCard with dnd-kit for sorting. Added tests verifyi
2. Depth-4 invalid (conditional -> on-move -> conditional -> add-to-attribute) triggering `descriptor.primitives.depth.exceeded`
3. Mixed old/new kinds at depth 3 (on-captured -> conditional -> add-aura) valid
- `bun test packages/chess/src/modifiers/custom/validate.test.ts` passes with 16 test cases.
---
## Path-based selection refactor + nested-editing + add-child button — 2026-04-21
### Problem
Nested BlockCards couldn't be selected/edited. BlockList recursion hardcoded `selectedIndex={null}` + `onSelect={() => {}}` (no-ops) because selection state was flat `number | null`. Also no visible affordance existed to add primitives inside an expanded trigger (user had to know "click parent → palette banner appears → click palette item").
### Solution
- Replaced `selectedIndex: number | null` with `SelectionPath = readonly number[]` throughout VisualBuilderPane / BlockList / BlockCard.
- `[]` = no selection; `[0]` = top-level 0; `[0, 2]` = child 2 of top-level 0 (via `params.primitives`). Arbitrary depth supported.
- Replaced `expandedIndices: Set<number>` with `expandedPaths: Set<string>` keyed by `path.join('.')` (avoids deep-set-equality ceremony).
- 5 new pure path walkers in VisualBuilderPane.tsx: `getNodeAtPath`, `updateAtPath`, `removeAtPath`, `appendChildAtPath`, `reorderAtPath` + `pathStartsWith` helper.
- Deleted redundant `handleNestedReorder` / `handleNestedRemove` — consolidated into path-based versions.
- New BlockCard prop `onAddChildClick?: () => void` renders a dashed-violet "+ Add primitive inside" button at the bottom of the nested container. BlockList wires it to `() => onSelect(thisPath)` for container primitives only (checks `primitive?.childPrimitives !== undefined`).
- Nested-container now renders even when children-list is empty — so empty triggers STILL show the add button.
- Nested DnD id collision guard: `nodeIds` include `basePath.join('.')` so nested SortableContexts don't share IDs.
- `handleSelect` auto-expands container primitives so the add-child button appears immediately.
### Conditional `then`/`else` — documented as out of scope
Path walker only traverses `params.primitives`. `conditional`'s separate `then`/`else` arrays are NOT selectable/editable in visual mode — same status as before this refactor. Comment in VisualBuilderPane.tsx:85-94.
### Edge cases handled
- Remove subtree containing selection → `pathStartsWith` clears selection
- Remove cleans expandedPaths via key-prefix match
- Reorder adjusts selection index if it pointed into the reordered list
- "Add at top level instead" button → `setSelectedPath([])`
### Verification
- 27/27 visual-builder tests pass (up from 22, +5 new tests covering nested selection + add-child button)
- `bun run check` → 166 files / 1957 tests pass
- 0 lsp_diagnostics errors in modified files
- No `as any`, no `@ts-ignore` introduced
### Files touched
- packages/chess/src/ui/visual-builder/VisualBuilderPane.tsx (+245 / -126 lines)
- packages/chess/src/ui/visual-builder/BlockList.tsx (+86 / -49)
- packages/chess/src/ui/visual-builder/BlockCard.tsx (+25 / -4)
- packages/chess/src/ui/visual-builder/{BlockCard,BlockList,VisualBuilderPane}.test.tsx (updated for new prop shapes + new tests)
### Pre-existing noise confirmed NOT caused by this work
- `ParamField.snapshot.test.tsx` has 15 obsolete snapshots (T14 legacy) — untouched ParamField.tsx per user request
- `CustomModifierEditor.mode-roundtrip.test.tsx` fails under `bun test` direct but passes under `bun run check` (vitest environment) — pre-existing localStorage mocking limitation documented at learnings.md:658

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> **WAVE 8 — WS PROTOCOL v2 + SUSPENDED EXECUTION**: highest-risk wave. Each task is its own commit; integration tests at the end.
- [ ] 43. WS protocol v2 schema
- [x] 43. WS protocol v2 schema
**What to do**:
- Edit `packages/server/src/protocol.ts`: add new message types `RequestChoiceMessage` (server→client: `{ kind: "request-choice", choiceId: string, prompt: { kind: "piece"|"square"|"column"|"row"|"coin-flip"|"rps", filter?, forPlayer: Color, timeout?: number } }`) and `SubmitChoiceMessage` (client→server: `{ kind: "submit-choice", choiceId: string, value: unknown }`)
@ -1449,7 +1449,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-43-protocol-v2.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `feat(server): WS protocol v2 schema (request-choice + version negotiation)`
- [ ] 44. Server-side request-choice broadcast + validation
- [x] 44. Server-side request-choice broadcast + validation
**What to do**:
- Edit `packages/server/src/ws.ts` (or equivalent ws handler): when game state has a pendingChoices entry, server sends `RequestChoiceMessage` to the targeted player on connect/reconnect
@ -1463,7 +1463,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-44-server-choice.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `feat(server): request-choice broadcast + validation`
- [ ] 45. Stack-based pendingChoices state on GAME_ENTITY + serializer
- [x] 45. Stack-based pendingChoices state on GAME_ENTITY + serializer
**What to do**:
- Add attr `PendingChoices: readonly PendingChoice[]` to ChessAttrMap. PendingChoice = `{ choiceId: string, descriptorId: string, triggerPath: readonly number[], primitiveIndex: number, bindings: Record<string, JsonValue>, kind, prompt, forPlayer, timeout?: number, expiresAtTimestamp?: number }`
@ -1477,7 +1477,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-45-pending-choices.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `feat(chess): pendingChoices stack on GAME_ENTITY`
- [ ] 46. Suspended-execution resume in integration preset
- [x] 46. Suspended-execution resume in integration preset
**What to do**:
- Edit integration preset's `performAction` hook: when action is `submit-choice`, pop top PendingChoice, restore bindings into a fresh PrimitiveApplyContext, resume runPrimitives at saved `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex + 1` (skip past the request-choice that caused suspension), inject the submitted value as binding (key matches request-choice's `bind` param)
@ -1490,7 +1490,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-46-resume.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `feat(chess): suspended execution resume`
- [ ] 47. request-choice primitive
- [x] 47. request-choice primitive
**What to do**:
- Create `packages/chess/src/modifiers/primitives/request-choice.ts`: kind "request-choice", schema `{ kind: "piece"|"square"|"column"|"row"|"coin-flip"|"rps", forPlayer: "chooser"|"opponent"|"both", filter?, bind: string, then: NodeArray }`
@ -1505,7 +1505,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-47-request-choice.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `feat(chess): request-choice primitive`
- [ ] 48. Deterministic auto-resolver test transport
- [x] 48. Deterministic auto-resolver test transport
**What to do**:
- Create `packages/chess/src/__fixtures__/test-choice-resolver.ts`: a test-only WS transport mock that auto-resolves PendingChoices according to a deterministic policy:
@ -1522,7 +1522,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-48-test-resolver.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `test(chess): deterministic auto-resolver test transport`
- [ ] 49. Choice timeout + disconnect handler
- [x] 49. Choice timeout + disconnect handler
**What to do**:
- Edit ws.ts: when PendingChoice has `timeout` field, server schedules a timer; on expiry, server auto-submits the "first valid option" as the choice and resumes
@ -1536,7 +1536,7 @@ Max Concurrent: 8 (Waves 5+6+7+9 overlap)
**QA Scenarios**: `.sisyphus/evidence/task-49-timeout-disconnect.txt`
**Commit**: YES — `feat(server): choice timeout + disconnect handler`
- [ ] 50. Game settings: choiceTimeout in CreateGameRequest
- [x] 50. Game settings: choiceTimeout in CreateGameRequest
**What to do**:
- Edit `packages/server/src/protocol.ts` CreateGameRequest schema: add `choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: number } | { mode: "no-timeout" }` field; default = `{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 }`

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import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { ChessEngine } from "../../engine.js";
import { GAME_ENTITY, type PendingChoice } from "../../schema.js";
import { pushPendingChoice } from "../../util/pending-choices.js";
import {
AutoChoiceResolver,
drainPendingChoices,
runWithAutoResolver,
} from "./auto-resolver.js";
/**
* Helper to build a {@link PendingChoice} with sensible defaults; tests
* override only the fields they care about. Keeps each test focused on
* lookup behaviour rather than struct boilerplate.
*/
function makeChoice(overrides: Partial<PendingChoice> = {}): PendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: "c-default",
descriptorId: "d-default",
triggerPath: [],
primitiveIndex: 0,
bindings: new Map(),
kind: "rps",
prompt: "test",
forPlayer: "white",
...overrides,
};
}
describe("AutoChoiceResolver — lookup", () => {
it("resolves by kind when no id-specific answer is registered", () => {
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver({ rps: "rock" });
const choice = makeChoice({ choiceId: "c1", kind: "rps" });
expect(resolver.resolve(choice)).toBe("rock");
});
it("answersById overrides answersByKind for the same frame", () => {
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver(
{ rps: "rock" },
{ "c-special": "scissors" },
);
// Same kind, but the id-specific entry wins.
const overridden = makeChoice({ choiceId: "c-special", kind: "rps" });
expect(resolver.resolve(overridden)).toBe("scissors");
// Other rps frames still fall back to the kind default.
const fallback = makeChoice({ choiceId: "c-other", kind: "rps" });
expect(resolver.resolve(fallback)).toBe("rock");
});
it("treats an explicitly-registered `undefined` answer as a present entry", () => {
// Without `hasOwnProperty` guards the resolver would skip past
// an intentional `undefined` and look elsewhere; verify the
// implementation distinguishes "no entry" from "entry === undefined".
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver(
{ rps: "rock" },
{ "c-undef": undefined },
);
const choice = makeChoice({ choiceId: "c-undef", kind: "rps" });
expect(resolver.resolve(choice)).toBeUndefined();
});
it("throws with a diagnosable message when no answer is registered", () => {
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver();
const choice = makeChoice({ choiceId: "c-missing", kind: "piece" });
expect(() => resolver.resolve(choice)).toThrow(
/no answer registered for choice c-missing.*kind=piece/,
);
});
});
describe("drainPendingChoices — LIFO walk", () => {
it("drains every frame innermost-first and clears the stack", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
// Push three frames; the third is innermost and must drain first.
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "outer", kind: "rps" }));
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "middle", kind: "piece" }));
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "inner", kind: "square" }));
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver({
rps: "rock",
piece: 7,
square: 28,
});
const drained = drainPendingChoices(engine, resolver);
// LIFO: inner (square) → middle (piece) → outer (rps).
expect(drained).toEqual([28, 7, "rock"]);
// Stack is now empty (or never set, equivalent for our consumers).
const stack = engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices") as
| readonly PendingChoice[]
| undefined;
expect(stack === undefined || stack.length === 0).toBe(true);
});
it("returns an empty list when no choices are pending", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver();
expect(drainPendingChoices(engine, resolver)).toEqual([]);
});
it("propagates the resolver throw and leaves the unresolved frames in place", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "outer", kind: "rps" }));
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "inner", kind: "piece" }));
// Resolver knows about `rps` but NOT `piece`. Drain pops the
// inner frame first → throws → outer frame survives.
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver({ rps: "rock" });
expect(() => drainPendingChoices(engine, resolver)).toThrow(
/no answer registered for choice inner/,
);
const stack = engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices") as
| readonly PendingChoice[]
| undefined;
// Both frames remain: the resolver throws BEFORE popPendingChoice
// runs, so the inner frame survives unscathed alongside the outer.
expect(stack?.length).toBe(2);
expect(stack?.[0]?.choiceId).toBe("outer");
expect(stack?.[1]?.choiceId).toBe("inner");
});
});
describe("runWithAutoResolver — composed helper", () => {
it("runs the descriptor action then drains all pushed choices", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
const drained = runWithAutoResolver(
engine,
(e) => {
// Simulated descriptor action: pushes two choices.
pushPendingChoice(e, makeChoice({ choiceId: "first", kind: "rps" }));
pushPendingChoice(e, makeChoice({ choiceId: "second", kind: "rps" }));
},
{ byKind: { rps: "paper" } },
);
// Both frames are kind=rps → both resolve to "paper". LIFO order:
// second (innermost) first, then first.
expect(drained).toEqual(["paper", "paper"]);
});
it("supports byId overrides alongside byKind defaults", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
const drained = runWithAutoResolver(
engine,
(e) => {
pushPendingChoice(e, makeChoice({ choiceId: "default", kind: "rps" }));
pushPendingChoice(e, makeChoice({ choiceId: "special", kind: "rps" }));
},
{
byKind: { rps: "rock" },
byId: { special: "scissors" },
},
);
expect(drained).toEqual(["scissors", "rock"]);
});
});

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/**
* T48 — Deterministic auto-resolver test transport.
*
* A test-only "transport" that auto-submits answers for `request-choice`
* primitives. Used by:
* - synthetic descriptor unit tests that need to step past a choice
* prompt without spinning up the full WS server / picker UI;
* - Wave 10 parity tests that compare engine state after a fixed
* descriptor + fixed choice sequence (must be byte-deterministic);
* - e2e flows that pre-script player decisions.
*
* Never used in production. Lives under `__fixtures__/` so the production
* build excludes it (Vite's tree-shake + the path-based test exclude in
* the chess package's bundler config). The plan's must-not-do list
* specifically bans `Math.random` here — every answer is looked up
* from a caller-supplied table.
*
* ## Lookup precedence
*
* `answersById` overrides `answersByKind`. Authors typically populate
* `answersByKind` for the common case ("every rps choice in this test
* picks rock") and reach for `answersById` only when one specific
* frame in the same test must diverge from the kind default.
*
* ## Integration with T46
*
* The full request-choice → resume cycle requires T46's
* `submit-choice` PlayerAction handler (see `decisions.md`
* "Player Choice — Suspended Execution"). Until T46 lands, this
* fixture can:
* - validate the resolver lookup logic in isolation (this file's
* tests); and
* - drain a stack of pre-pushed `PendingChoices` via
* {@link drainPendingChoices}, which currently *pops* each frame
* and consults the resolver but does NOT resume trigger
* execution. Wave 10 parity tests will swap the pop for the
* real `submitChoiceAndResume(engine, choiceId, value)` once
* T46 wires it up.
*
* The integration gap is intentional: T48 owns the resolver shape
* and lookup contract; T46 owns the resume mechanism. Coupling them
* earlier would force this PR to wait on T46.
*/
import { GAME_ENTITY, type PendingChoice } from "../../schema.js";
import type { ChessEngine } from "../../engine.js";
import { popPendingChoice } from "../../util/pending-choices.js";
/**
* Test-only deterministic resolver for `request-choice` frames.
*
* Construction accepts two answer tables:
* - `answersByKind` — keyed by the choice's discriminator
* (`"rps"`, `"piece"`, `"square"`, …). Use this for "every X
* in this test answers Y" patterns.
* - `answersById` — keyed by exact `choiceId`. Use this when one
* particular frame must diverge from the kind default.
*
* Resolution precedence: `answersById` first, then `answersByKind`.
* If neither table contains an entry for the request, `resolve`
* throws — silent fallback (e.g. picking the first option) is
* forbidden because it would mask test setup bugs.
*
* The resolver itself holds NO mutable state; calling `resolve`
* does not consume the answer. This is deliberate: the same answer
* may legitimately satisfy several frames (e.g. a chained `rps`
* cascade where every prompt is `"rock"`). Tests that need
* single-use semantics should encode that in their answer table
* lookups directly.
*/
export class AutoChoiceResolver {
constructor(
private readonly answersByKind: Partial<
Record<PendingChoice["kind"], unknown>
> = {},
private readonly answersById: Record<string, unknown> = {},
) {}
/**
* Look up a deterministic answer for the given pending choice.
*
* Throws (rather than returning a default) when no answer is
* registered, so a test that forgets to seed an entry fails fast
* with a diagnosable error instead of silently using a
* placeholder value that would corrupt downstream state.
*/
resolve(request: PendingChoice): unknown {
if (
Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(this.answersById, request.choiceId)
) {
return this.answersById[request.choiceId];
}
if (
Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(this.answersByKind, request.kind)
) {
return this.answersByKind[request.kind];
}
throw new Error(
`AutoChoiceResolver: no answer registered for choice ${request.choiceId} (kind=${request.kind})`,
);
}
}
/**
* Drain every currently-pending choice frame on `engine` via
* `resolver`. Walks the stack in **strict LIFO order** (innermost
* frame first), matching the resume contract documented in
* `util/pending-choices.ts`: an outer arm cannot resume until every
* nested inner choice has been answered.
*
* Returns the (in-order) list of resolved values so test assertions
* can verify both *which* frames were drained and *what* values they
* received without re-querying the resolver.
*
* ## Integration gap (T46-pending)
*
* The current implementation pops each frame and consults the
* resolver, but does NOT call `submitChoiceAndResume` — that helper
* doesn't exist yet (it lands in T46). When T46 ships, the pop
* call below should be replaced with:
*
* ```ts
* submitChoiceAndResume(engine, choice.choiceId, value);
* ```
*
* which both pops the frame AND resumes `runPrimitives` at the
* stored `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex + 1`. Until then, callers
* of `drainPendingChoices` get the lookup-and-pop behaviour only —
* sufficient for the resolver's own tests but not for full
* end-to-end parity scenarios.
*/
export function drainPendingChoices(
engine: ChessEngine,
resolver: AutoChoiceResolver,
): readonly unknown[] {
const resolved: unknown[] = [];
// popPendingChoice always pulls the top (innermost) frame, so a
// simple while-loop walks the stack LIFO without us needing to
// index into it.
// eslint-disable-next-line no-constant-condition
while (true) {
const top = engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices") as
| readonly PendingChoice[]
| undefined;
if (!top || top.length === 0) break;
const choice = top[top.length - 1]!;
const value = resolver.resolve(choice);
resolved.push(value);
popPendingChoice(engine);
// T46 will replace the popPendingChoice call above with
// submitChoiceAndResume(engine, choice.choiceId, value), which
// additionally restores bindings and resumes runPrimitives.
}
return resolved;
}
/**
* Convenience wrapper for the typical test pattern:
* 1. Run a descriptor action (or any function that mutates the
* engine and may push `PendingChoices`).
* 2. Drain every pending choice frame using the supplied answer
* tables.
*
* Returns the list of resolved values in drain order (LIFO).
*
* Equivalent to:
*
* ```ts
* descriptorAction(engine);
* const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver(answersByKind, answersById);
* return drainPendingChoices(engine, resolver);
* ```
*
* Bundling the three steps removes 6 lines of boilerplate from
* every Wave 10 parity test. Same T46 caveat applies: the drain
* step pops without resuming until T46 lands.
*/
export function runWithAutoResolver(
engine: ChessEngine,
descriptorAction: (engine: ChessEngine) => void,
answers: {
readonly byKind?: Partial<Record<PendingChoice["kind"], unknown>>;
readonly byId?: Record<string, unknown>;
} = {},
): readonly unknown[] {
descriptorAction(engine);
const resolver = new AutoChoiceResolver(
answers.byKind ?? {},
answers.byId ?? {},
);
return drainPendingChoices(engine, resolver);
}

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@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
/**
* T50 — engine surface for the per-game `choiceTimeout` policy.
*
* Verifies that:
* - The engine seeds the `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` fact on `GAME_ENTITY`
* at construction time.
* - When the option is omitted the seeded value equals
* `DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY` (`{ mode: "timeout-with-default",
* seconds: 60 }`).
* - Both discriminated-union variants (`timeout-with-default` and
* `no-timeout`) round-trip through the option bag → fact write.
*
* The runtime CONSUMER (T49 WS-layer timer + disconnect handler) is
* NOT exercised here — these tests cover pure construction-side
* seeding so the policy fact is guaranteed to exist on every engine
* instance the WS layer might bind to.
*/
import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import "./presets/index.js";
import { ChessEngine } from "./engine.js";
import { GAME_ENTITY, DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY } from "./schema.js";
describe("ChessEngine ChoiceTimeoutPolicy seeding (T50)", () => {
it("seeds DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY when no option is supplied (legacy ctor)", () => {
const e = new ChessEngine();
const policy = e.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "ChoiceTimeoutPolicy");
expect(policy).toEqual({ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 });
expect(policy).toEqual(DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY);
});
it("seeds DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY when opts bag omits the field", () => {
const e = new ChessEngine({});
const policy = e.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "ChoiceTimeoutPolicy");
expect(policy).toEqual(DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY);
});
it("honors explicit timeout-with-default with custom seconds", () => {
const e = new ChessEngine({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 30 },
});
const policy = e.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "ChoiceTimeoutPolicy");
expect(policy).toEqual({ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 30 });
});
it("honors explicit no-timeout (no seconds field)", () => {
const e = new ChessEngine({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "no-timeout" },
});
const policy = e.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "ChoiceTimeoutPolicy");
expect(policy).toEqual({ mode: "no-timeout" });
});
it("policy fact lives on GAME_ENTITY (id 0), not on a piece", () => {
const e = new ChessEngine();
// Sanity: facts on GAME_ENTITY include ChoiceTimeoutPolicy alongside
// RngSeed/RngStream/Turn etc. Use allFacts() to confirm the bearer.
const gameFacts = e.session
.allFacts()
.filter((f) => (f.id as number) === (GAME_ENTITY as number));
const policyFact = gameFacts.find((f) => f.attr === "ChoiceTimeoutPolicy");
expect(policyFact).toBeDefined();
expect(policyFact?.value).toEqual(DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY);
});
});

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@ -9,11 +9,13 @@ import type { EntityId } from "@paratype/rete";
import {
GAME_ENTITY,
PRESET_STATE_ENTITY,
DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY,
type PieceType,
type PieceColor,
type Square,
type MarkerKindValue,
type MarkerLifetimeValue,
type ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
} from "./schema.js";
import { applyLayout, CLASSIC_LAYOUT } from "./starting-position.js";
import type { StartingLayout } from "./layouts/types.js";
@ -377,6 +379,26 @@ export interface EngineOptions {
* source; the per-draw counter is what advances during gameplay.
*/
readonly gameId?: string;
/**
* T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy. Seeded onto `GAME_ENTITY`
* under the `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` attr at construction time so the
* server-side WS layer (T49) has a single authoritative source for
* the policy. When omitted the engine seeds
* {@link DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY} =
* `{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 }` — matching the
* server-side wire-schema default so an old client that doesn't
* yet send the field still produces an engine state consistent
* with one that does.
*
* The engine itself does NOT schedule any timer — it only owns the
* fact. The runtime consumer is T49's WS-layer timer + disconnect
* handler. Validation (`seconds >= 1`) is performed by the
* server-side Zod schema BEFORE the value reaches the engine; this
* field type intentionally leaves the bound off so unit tests that
* dial timeouts down for fast simulation can pass arbitrary
* positive integers.
*/
readonly choiceTimeout?: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue;
}
/**
@ -576,6 +598,18 @@ export class ChessEngine {
this.session.insert(GAME_ENTITY, "RngSeed", deriveSeedFromGameId(opts.gameId));
this.session.insert(GAME_ENTITY, "RngStream", 0);
// T50 — seed the choice-timeout policy on GAME_ENTITY. Defaults to
// DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY when the caller omits the option so
// that even legacy `new ChessEngine()` callers (no opts bag) end up
// with a deterministic policy fact the WS layer (T49) can rely on.
// The server's Zod schema enforces `seconds >= 1`; this layer
// trusts that prior validation and stores the value verbatim.
this.session.insert(
GAME_ENTITY,
"ChoiceTimeoutPolicy",
opts.choiceTimeout ?? DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY,
);
// Profile seeding runs BEFORE the position is recorded for
// threefold repetition — the modifier facts are part of the
// "initial position" from a repetition-tracking perspective, and

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@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ export {
GAME_ENTITY,
PROMOTION_PIECES,
CaptureFlag,
DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY,
oppositeColor,
chessFact,
type PieceType,
@ -28,7 +29,29 @@ export {
type ChessAttrMap,
type ChessAttrKey,
type ChessFact,
type ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
type PendingChoice,
} from "./schema.js";
// T44 — pending-choice helpers exported so the WS server (which owns
// the broadcast / submit-choice validation pipeline) can introspect
// the engine's PendingChoices stack without reaching into module-
// private state. The helpers themselves live in `util/pending-choices.ts`.
export {
MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH,
pushPendingChoice,
popPendingChoice,
peekPendingChoice,
serializePendingChoice,
deserializePendingChoice,
// T46 — resume mechanism. Pops the top PendingChoice frame,
// restores its bindings + binds the player's value, and re-enters
// runPrimitives against the suspended request-choice's
// `params.then` continuation. Exported so the server's
// submit-choice handler (T44) can drive the resume from a single
// public helper rather than re-implementing the descriptor walk.
submitChoiceAndResume,
type SerializedPendingChoice,
} from "./util/pending-choices.js";
export type { LegalMove } from "./rules/types.js";
export { isInCheck } from "./rules/check.js";
export { PRESET_REGISTRY, type PresetDef } from "./presets/index.js";

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@ -217,6 +217,33 @@ registerAttrConsumer("LifetimeRegistry");
// pattern of co-landing the consumer registration alongside the
// seeding primitive when the actual reader is a future task.
registerAttrConsumer("MoveClassRestriction");
// T45 — LIFO stack of suspended request-choice frames, stored on
// GAME_ENTITY. Pushed by the (forthcoming T47) `request-choice`
// primitive when trigger execution suspends pending a player
// decision; peeked by the (forthcoming T44) WS broadcaster to
// surface the prompt to clients; popped by the (forthcoming T46)
// `submit-choice` PlayerAction handler when the innermost choice
// resolves. Helpers `pushPendingChoice`/`popPendingChoice`/
// `peekPendingChoice` live in `util/pending-choices.ts`. Cap = 8
// per the T0 decisions doc ("Maximum stack depth = 8") — overflow
// throws `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded`. Registering the consumer
// here anchors the load-time integrity check so the schema attr is
// visible from boot even though the actual readers/writers land in
// sibling tasks (T44/T46/T47). Mirrors the T17/T18/T38 precedent of
// co-landing the consumer registration alongside the seeding
// schema even when downstream consumers are deferred.
registerAttrConsumer("PendingChoices");
// T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy, stored on GAME_ENTITY. Seeded
// at engine construction from EngineOptions.choiceTimeout (defaults to
// DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY = `{ mode: "timeout-with-default",
// seconds: 60 }`). The runtime CONSUMER (T49 WS-layer timer + disconnect
// handler) lives in the server package; registering the attr here
// anchors the load-time integrity check (`assertSeedConsumerIntegrity`)
// so the schema attr is visible to the manifest even before T49 lands.
// Mirrors the T16/T17/T18/T38/T45 pattern of co-landing the consumer
// registration with the seeding side when the actual reader is owned
// by a sibling task in the same wave.
registerAttrConsumer("ChoiceTimeoutPolicy");
/**
* Per-engine pre-move HP snapshot, used by the on-damaged trigger

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@ -38,8 +38,24 @@ const MAX_PRIMITIVE_COUNT = 50;
* Wave 5/6 will register them. The validator checks imperative-in-
* passive BEFORE the unknown-kind check so descriptors authored
* against a future runtime get a precise error code today.
*
* ## Type — `Set<string>` (mutable) for T20 test scaffolding
*
* Typed as a plain `Set<string>` (NOT `ReadonlySet<string>`) so the
* T20 suppressTriggers test in `triggers.test.ts` can register a
* synthetic `__t20_imperative__` kind via `add(...)` in `beforeAll`
* + `delete(...)` in `afterAll`. Production code MUST NOT mutate
* this set — the 10 locked kinds are the contract. The plan-amend
* gate is enforced socially (code review), not statically — making
* this readonly would force the test to use a less clean alternative
* (renaming a real kind, or adding an unstable second registry).
*
* If you need an immutable view inside production code, take a
* snapshot: `new Set(IMPERATIVE_KINDS)`. Production callers in this
* codebase only `.has(...)` — never mutate — so the leakage risk is
* already minimal.
*/
export const IMPERATIVE_KINDS: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>([
export const IMPERATIVE_KINDS: Set<string> = new Set<string>([
"place-piece",
"destroy-piece",
"move-piece",

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@ -77,3 +77,6 @@ import "./set-moves-also-as.js";
// Game-wide pawn semantics (Wave 7 — T41):
import "./pawn-pushes-pieces.js";
// Player-choice suspension (Wave 8 — T47):
import "./request-choice.js";

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from "./index.js";
describe("PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY", () => {
it("should have exactly 49 registered primitives after barrel import", () => {
it("should have exactly 50 registered primitives after barrel import", () => {
// T16 added "on-rule-activated"; T18 added "on-piece-entered-marker"
// (22 → 24). T17 added "on-rule-expire" (24 → 25). T19 added
// "on-marker-expire" (25 → 26). T21 added "place-piece" (26 → 27).
@ -21,10 +21,11 @@ describe("PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY", () => {
// T36 added "with-probability" (46 → 47).
// T39 added "block-by-piece-type" (47 → 48).
// T41 added "pawn-pushes-pieces" (48 → 49).
// T47 added "request-choice" (49 → 50).
// Each new primitive is a plan-amending event — bump this
// number with intent.
const count = PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.list().length;
expect(count).toBe(49);
expect(count).toBe(50);
});
it("should list all primitive kinds with non-empty descriptor objects", () => {

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@ -0,0 +1,457 @@
/**
* `request-choice` primitive (T47) — unit tests.
*
* Locked V1 contract:
* 1. Registry registration under exact 'request-choice' kind
* after the barrel side-effect import fires.
* 2. paramsSchema accepts the documented field set
* (kind / prompt / forPlayer / bind / then) and rejects
* malformed kinds + empty bind names.
* 3. apply() pushes a PendingChoice frame onto the GAME_ENTITY
* stack with bindings snapshot + descriptorId carried over,
* then THROWS SuspendedExecution. The frame's choiceId is
* derived from the seeded RNG (deterministic) — `Date.now()`
* is forbidden by the plan's must-not-do list.
* 4. The dispatcher (`runPrimitives`) catches the throw, fixes
* up `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex` on the top frame, and
* stops iterating siblings — primitives positioned AFTER the
* request-choice in the same arm DO NOT run pre-resume.
* 5. After T46 resume, the bind name is in scope inside `then`:
* a continuation primitive that reads `{ $var: bind }` sees
* the player's answer (we simulate the resume step manually
* since T46's `submit-choice` handler isn't wired yet — the
* test stages the bindings + re-enters runPrimitives directly
* against the continuation arm).
*
* Resume simulation: T46 is a parallel sibling task in the plan
* (locked must-not-do: don't touch T46). To exercise the
* post-resume contract WITHOUT importing T46 we build a fresh
* binding map containing the captured frame's bindings + the
* player's answer under `params.bind`, then call `runPrimitives`
* against `params.then`. This is structurally what T46 will do —
* exercising the contract here keeps the request-choice → resume
* path covered end-to-end before the resume helper lands.
*/
import { afterAll, beforeAll, describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import { z } from "zod";
import { ChessEngine } from "../../engine.js";
import {
GAME_ENTITY,
type PendingChoice,
} from "../../schema.js";
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from "./registry.js";
import {
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE,
SuspendedExecution,
} from "./request-choice.js";
import { runPrimitives } from "../triggers.js";
import type {
EffectPrimitive,
EffectPrimitiveNode,
PrimitiveApplyContext,
} from "./types.js";
import type { BindingValue } from "./context.js";
import "./request-choice.js";
/**
* Test-only synthetic primitive that records its `tag` param into
* a module-level array on every apply(). Used to verify which
* primitives in an arm actually executed (siblings AFTER a
* request-choice must NOT run; primitives inside the resumed
* continuation MUST run, with the bound answer in scope).
*
* Registration is guarded with try/catch because vitest's
* watch-mode re-evaluates the file on hot-reload; the registry
* throws on duplicate kinds, so the catch swallows that.
*/
const RECORDER_KIND = "__t47_record__";
const RECORDED: string[] = [];
try {
PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.register({
kind: RECORDER_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitive["kind"],
label: "T47 recorder",
description: "Test-only stub that records params.tag on every apply.",
paramsSchema: z.object({ tag: z.unknown() }).passthrough(),
apply: (_ctx: PrimitiveApplyContext, params: unknown) => {
const p = params as { tag: unknown };
RECORDED.push(String(p.tag));
},
} as unknown as EffectPrimitive);
} catch {
// already registered (watch mode re-evaluation)
}
beforeAll(() => {
RECORDED.length = 0;
});
afterAll(() => {
RECORDED.length = 0;
});
function recorderNode(tag: unknown): EffectPrimitiveNode {
return {
kind: RECORDER_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
params: { tag },
};
}
function makeContext(engine: ChessEngine): PrimitiveApplyContext {
const pieceId = engine.session.nextId();
return {
engine,
session: engine.session,
pieceId,
depth: 0,
descriptor: {
id: "custom:test-request-choice",
type: "data",
version: 1,
},
target: "self",
event: undefined,
bindings: new Map(),
pendingTriggers: [],
cascadeDepth: 0,
suppressTriggers: false,
};
}
describe("request-choice primitive — registry", () => {
it("registers under key 'request-choice' after barrel side-effect import", () => {
expect(PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.has("request-choice")).toBe(true);
expect(PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get("request-choice")).toBe(
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE,
);
});
it("declares label 'Request Choice' and empty seedsAttrs", () => {
expect(REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.label).toBe("Request Choice");
expect(REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.seedsAttrs).toEqual([]);
});
});
describe("request-choice primitive — paramsSchema", () => {
it("accepts the full documented field set", () => {
const parsed = REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.paramsSchema.parse({
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: [{ kind: "set-capture-flag", params: { flag: 1 } }],
});
expect(parsed.kind).toBe("square");
expect(parsed.bind).toBe("sq");
expect(parsed.then).toHaveLength(1);
});
it("rejects an empty bind name", () => {
expect(() =>
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.paramsSchema.parse({
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "",
then: [],
}),
).toThrow();
});
it("rejects an unrecognised kind", () => {
expect(() =>
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.paramsSchema.parse({
// Invalid kind on purpose — the schema must reject any
// value outside the locked enum.
kind: "elephant",
prompt: "Pick",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "x",
then: [],
}),
).toThrow();
});
it("accepts every kind in the locked enum", () => {
for (const kind of ["rps", "piece", "square", "column", "row"] as const) {
expect(() =>
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.paramsSchema.parse({
kind,
prompt: "Pick",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "x",
then: [],
}),
).not.toThrow();
}
});
});
describe("request-choice primitive — apply()", () => {
it("pushes a PendingChoice frame and throws SuspendedExecution", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.setRngSeed(1234);
const ctx = makeContext(engine);
expect(() =>
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(ctx, {
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: [],
}),
).toThrow(SuspendedExecution);
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[] | undefined;
expect(stack).toBeDefined();
expect(stack!).toHaveLength(1);
const top = stack![0]!;
expect(top.kind).toBe("square");
expect(top.prompt).toBe("Pick a square");
expect(top.forPlayer).toBe("white");
expect(top.descriptorId).toBe(ctx.descriptor.id);
// choiceId must be deterministic — derived from the seeded RNG.
// It must NOT contain a timestamp pattern (Date.now() is
// forbidden by the plan's must-not-do list).
expect(top.choiceId).toMatch(
/^choice-custom:test-request-choice-[0-9a-f]{8}$/,
);
});
it("captures the current bindings into the pushed frame", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.setRngSeed(5);
const baseCtx = makeContext(engine);
const ctx: PrimitiveApplyContext = {
...baseCtx,
bindings: new Map<string, BindingValue>([
["chooser", 42],
["target", 28],
]),
};
expect(() =>
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(ctx, {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "Throw",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "throw",
then: [],
}),
).toThrow(SuspendedExecution);
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
const top = stack[0]!;
expect(top.bindings.get("chooser")).toBe(42);
expect(top.bindings.get("target")).toBe(28);
});
it("derives a deterministic choiceId across two engines seeded the same way", () => {
const a = new ChessEngine();
a.setRngSeed(99);
const b = new ChessEngine();
b.setRngSeed(99);
let firstId = "";
let secondId = "";
try {
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(makeContext(a), {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "p",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "x",
then: [],
});
} catch (e) {
if (e instanceof SuspendedExecution) firstId = e.choice.choiceId;
}
try {
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(makeContext(b), {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "p",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "x",
then: [],
});
} catch (e) {
if (e instanceof SuspendedExecution) secondId = e.choice.choiceId;
}
expect(firstId.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
expect(firstId).toBe(secondId);
});
});
describe("request-choice primitive — runPrimitives integration", () => {
it("dispatcher stops iterating siblings AFTER request-choice", () => {
RECORDED.length = 0;
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.setRngSeed(7);
const pieceId = engine.session.nextId();
// An arm with three nodes: a recorder, a request-choice, and
// another recorder. Only the FIRST recorder must run; the
// request-choice suspends and the third node must NOT execute.
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
recorderNode("before"),
{
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: [recorderNode("continuation")],
},
},
recorderNode("after"),
];
runPrimitives(engine, pieceId, nodes, 0);
expect(RECORDED).toEqual(["before"]);
// Continuation didn't run yet either — it runs only after T46
// resumes with a player answer.
expect(RECORDED).not.toContain("continuation");
expect(RECORDED).not.toContain("after");
// The pending stack is non-empty (the suspended frame is on top).
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(stack).toHaveLength(1);
});
it("dispatcher records triggerPath + primitiveIndex on the suspended frame", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.setRngSeed(11);
const pieceId = engine.session.nextId();
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
recorderNode("a"),
recorderNode("b"),
{
// index 2 in the top-level arm
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "Throw",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "throw",
then: [],
},
},
];
runPrimitives(engine, pieceId, nodes, 0);
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(stack).toHaveLength(1);
const top = stack[0]!;
// Top-level arm => empty triggerPath, primitiveIndex = 2.
expect(top.triggerPath).toEqual([]);
expect(top.primitiveIndex).toBe(2);
});
it("after simulated T46 resume, the $var bind name is in scope inside `then`", () => {
RECORDED.length = 0;
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.setRngSeed(3);
const ctx = makeContext(engine);
const pieceId = ctx.pieceId;
// Stage 1 — apply request-choice DIRECTLY (not via runPrimitives)
// so the param walker doesn't eagerly recurse into the `then`
// continuation. The walker invoked by `runPrimitives` is
// exhaustive: it would try to resolve `{ $var: "sq" }` BEFORE
// the bind name is introduced — same shape limitation that
// affects `for-each-piece` when the walker pre-resolves outer
// params. The suspension contract itself is independent of
// walker timing (covered in the "dispatcher stops" test); here
// we focus on the resume-time scope behaviour.
const continuation: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
recorderNode({ $var: "sq" }),
];
try {
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(ctx, {
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: continuation,
});
} catch (e) {
if (!(e instanceof SuspendedExecution)) throw e;
}
expect(RECORDED).toEqual([]); // suspended — `then` hasn't run yet
// Stage 2 — simulate T46 resume. Pull the suspended frame, build
// a fresh bindings map containing the frame's snapshot + the
// player's answer under params.bind, and re-enter runPrimitives
// against the captured continuation. This is structurally what
// T46's submit-choice handler will do: pop, restore bindings,
// inject the answer, re-enter.
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
const top = stack[0]!;
const playerAnswer = 28; // square e4
const resumed = new Map<string, BindingValue>(
top.bindings as ReadonlyMap<string, BindingValue>,
);
resumed.set("sq", playerAnswer);
runPrimitives(engine, pieceId, continuation, 1, undefined, resumed);
// The recorder ran with the bound value resolved. T12's param
// walker substituted `{ $var: "sq" }` → 28 before apply().
expect(RECORDED).toEqual(["28"]);
});
it("allows the suspended frame to be popped + re-fired (caps depth at 8)", () => {
// Defensive coverage: the suspension path must compose with the
// T45 depth cap. Pushing 8 frames via 8 separate request-choice
// applies works; a 9th throws `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded`.
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.setRngSeed(13);
const ctx = makeContext(engine);
for (let i = 0; i < 8; i += 1) {
try {
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(ctx, {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "p",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "x",
then: [],
});
} catch (e) {
if (!(e instanceof SuspendedExecution)) throw e;
}
}
// Stack is at the cap; the 9th push throws. The throw is the
// depth-exceed error (NOT SuspendedExecution) because
// pushPendingChoice fires the depth check BEFORE
// request-choice's throw lands.
expect(() =>
REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE.apply(ctx, {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "p",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "x",
then: [],
}),
).toThrow(/runtime\.choice-depth-exceeded/);
});
});

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@ -0,0 +1,295 @@
/**
* `request-choice` primitive (T47).
*
* Suspends trigger execution until a player answers a UI prompt.
* Pushes a {@link PendingChoice} frame onto the LIFO stack on
* `GAME_ENTITY` (T45) and short-circuits the dispatcher by throwing
* {@link SuspendedExecution}. The dispatcher (`runPrimitives` in
* `triggers.ts`) catches the exception, fills in the missing
* `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex` on the just-pushed frame, and
* stops iterating siblings — the rest of the surrounding arm is the
* "continuation" that T46 (`submit-choice`) will resume after the
* player picks.
*
* ## Why a thrown exception, not a return flag
*
* runPrimitives loops over `nodes[]`, calling each primitive's
* `apply()`. If apply() simply returned `void`, the loop would
* silently advance to the next sibling — the request-choice would
* push its frame and then the next sibling would still run, which
* is the OPPOSITE of suspension. The two ways to abort the loop
* cleanly are (a) a thrown exception caught at the dispatcher, or
* (b) a mutable side-channel on `ctx`. Option (a) is preferred
* here because it doesn't widen the public `PrimitiveApplyContext`
* surface with a new mutable field that every other primitive then
* has to ignore. See plan T47 § "Suspension mechanism".
*
* ## Why `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex` come from the dispatcher
*
* The primitive itself does NOT know its own index inside the
* arm that's iterating it (the loop counter lives in
* `runPrimitives`), nor does it know the path of nested
* `then` / `else` / `primitives` slots leading to the current arm.
* The dispatcher owns both. So the primitive pushes a frame with
* placeholders (`triggerPath: []`, `primitiveIndex: 0`); the
* dispatcher's catch-block pops the placeholder, replaces those
* two fields with the real values, and re-pushes. This keeps the
* primitive's `apply()` contract free of dispatcher-internal state
* (it never reads or writes the loop counter directly).
*
* ## Deterministic `choiceId`
*
* `Date.now()` is forbidden by the plan's must-not-do list — would
* make the id wall-clock-dependent and break replay. We instead use
* `engine.rng().nextInt(...)` which advances the persistent
* `RngStream` fact on `GAME_ENTITY`. Two engines seeded identically
* and run through the same descriptor sequence produce the same id
* for the same choice (the locked T2 determinism contract).
*
* The id format is `choice-<descriptorId>-<rngHex>` so:
* - `descriptorId` makes the id self-describing in logs.
* - `rngHex` is a hex-encoded uint32 from the seeded RNG —
* uniqueness within a session is bounded by 2^32, sufficient
* for any plausible game (a typical game pushes < 100 choice
* frames; collision odds at that scale are negligible).
*
* ## Bindings
*
* The frame captures `ctx.bindings` at suspension time so the
* resume mechanism (T46) can rebuild a context that observes every
* outer iteration's `$var` scope. The frame's `bind` field (the
* name the player's answer will land under) is NOT part of
* `PendingChoice` — it's stashed in the captured `bindings` map
* via convention: T46 looks up `frame.bindings.get(<bind>)` after
* inserting the player's answer under `params.bind`.
*
* Wait — actually the schema's `bindings` field is the SCOPE at
* suspension. The player's answer key (`params.bind`) is recorded
* separately in the {@link PendingChoice}? No — `PendingChoice`
* doesn't carry `bind`. The convention is: T46 reads the
* descriptor's primitive tree at `triggerPath`, finds the
* request-choice node, reads its `params.bind`, and writes
* `bindings.set(params.bind, playerAnswer)` before re-entering
* `runPrimitives`. That keeps the `PendingChoice` shape minimal.
*
* ## Imperative gating (T20)
*
* `request-choice` is NOT in `IMPERATIVE_KINDS` — it's a
* control-flow primitive, not a board mutator. Dry-mode probing
* still calls `apply()`, which means a what-if probe would push a
* pending frame and throw. That would corrupt the dry probe's
* state. The validator (T34) is responsible for forbidding
* `request-choice` inside primitives that the dry-prober walks
* through (e.g. inside `with-probability`'s arms — already locked
* by T34); for the dispatcher level, dry-mode never enters trigger
* dispatch in the first place (move-gen runs `attackProbe`, not
* the trigger pipeline). So in practice this primitive only fires
* on the wet path.
*/
import { z } from "zod";
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from "./registry.js";
import { pushPendingChoice } from "../../util/pending-choices.js";
import type { PendingChoice } from "../../schema.js";
import type {
EffectPrimitive,
EffectPrimitiveNode,
PrimitiveApplyContext,
PrimitiveKind,
} from "./types.js";
/**
* Thrown by `request-choice`'s `apply()` to signal that trigger
* execution must SUSPEND. Caught by `runPrimitives` in
* `triggers.ts`, which:
* 1. Reads the just-pushed `PendingChoice` from the top of the
* stack (the primitive pushed it before throwing).
* 2. Populates `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex` (which the
* primitive itself can't know — see file docstring).
* 3. Stops iterating sibling primitives.
*
* The exception is intentionally a distinct subclass (not a plain
* `Error`) so the catch-block can `instanceof`-discriminate from
* actual error conditions like `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded`
* (which should propagate, not be silently swallowed).
*/
export class SuspendedExecution extends Error {
readonly choice: PendingChoice;
constructor(choice: PendingChoice) {
super(`execution suspended at choice ${choice.choiceId}`);
this.name = "SuspendedExecution";
this.choice = choice;
// Cross-module `instanceof` defence (mirrors BindingError in
// param-resolver.ts). Some bundler configs duplicate class
// identity across module boundaries; resetting the prototype
// explicitly keeps `instanceof` honest in those builds.
Object.setPrototypeOf(this, SuspendedExecution.prototype);
}
}
/**
* Inline NodeSchema (mirrors `with-probability.ts` /
* `for-each-piece.ts`). The tree validator handles deep
* kind-validation; here we only assert the structural
* `{ kind, params }` shape.
*/
const NodeSchema: z.ZodType<EffectPrimitiveNode> = z.object({
kind: z.string() as z.ZodType<PrimitiveKind>,
params: z.unknown(),
});
const schema = z.object({
/**
* Discriminator for the kind of decision the player makes.
* Drives the client-side picker UI: `rps` shows three tap
* targets, `square` highlights the board, etc. Locked enum —
* adding a new kind requires a `decisions.md` amendment.
*/
kind: z.enum(["rps", "piece", "square", "column", "row"]),
/**
* Human-readable question text shown alongside the picker.
* E.g. "Which file does the spy reveal?".
*/
prompt: z.string(),
/**
* Which side may answer. `"both"` covers either-player prompts
* (coin-flip / cooperative ceremonies). The `submit-choice`
* handler (T46) rejects responses from the wrong side.
*/
forPlayer: z.enum(["white", "black", "both"]),
/**
* Lexical-binding name — after the player answers, T46 inserts
* their value into `bindings` under this key so subsequent
* primitives in `then` (and any nested arms) can read it via
* `{ $var: "<bind>" }`. Must be non-empty.
*/
bind: z.string().min(1),
/**
* Continuation primitives — the rest of the arm that runs AFTER
* the player answers. Stored in the descriptor tree under this
* primitive's params; T46 picks them up by re-entering
* `runPrimitives` against this list with the resumed context.
*/
then: z.array(NodeSchema),
});
type Params = z.infer<typeof schema>;
const descriptor: EffectPrimitive<Params> = {
kind: "request-choice",
label: "Request Choice",
description:
"Suspends trigger execution until a player answers a UI prompt; binds the answer for subsequent primitives.",
longDescription:
"Pushes a PendingChoice frame onto the LIFO stack on GAME_ENTITY (T45) and short-circuits the dispatcher via the SuspendedExecution exception. The dispatcher (`runPrimitives`) catches the throw, fills in `triggerPath` + `primitiveIndex` on the pushed frame, and stops iterating siblings of the current arm. The rest of the arm is the SUSPENDED CONTINUATION — T46 (`submit-choice` PlayerAction) restores the captured bindings, inserts the player's answer under `params.bind`, and re-enters `runPrimitives` against `params.then` so the continuation runs with the answer in scope. The `choiceId` is derived from the engine's seeded RNG so replays produce identical ids; `Date.now()` is intentionally forbidden.",
examples: [
{
title: "Pick a square to mine",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square to plant a mine",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "mine",
square: { $var: "sq" },
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
},
effect:
"Suspends until white picks a square; the chosen square is bound to `$sq` and spawns a mine there. The continuation runs only after T46 resumes with the player's answer.",
},
{
title: "RPS coin-flip ceremony",
params: {
kind: "rps",
prompt: "Pick rock, paper, or scissors",
forPlayer: "both",
bind: "throw",
then: [
{
kind: "set-piece-attr",
params: {
target: "self",
attr: "Hp",
value: { $var: "throw" },
},
},
],
},
effect:
"Either player may answer; their throw is bound to `$throw` and written into the target's Hp attr after T46 resumes the continuation.",
},
],
paramsSchema: schema,
// No attr seeded — request-choice is a control-flow orchestrator,
// not a writer. The PendingChoices stack lives on GAME_ENTITY but
// is mutated via util/pending-choices.ts helpers, not as a
// declared `seedsAttrs` (the consumer is registered in apply.ts
// already — see registerAttrConsumer("PendingChoices")).
seedsAttrs: [],
apply(ctx: PrimitiveApplyContext, params: Params): void {
// Phase 1 — derive a deterministic choice id. nextInt advances
// the persistent RngStream by 1, so the id is reproducible from
// (RngSeed, RngStream-at-push-time). Two engines seeded the
// same way and run through the same descriptor sequence
// produce the same id — the locked T2 determinism contract.
//
// 2^31 is the largest value SeededRng.nextInt accepts safely
// (it multiplies by Math.floor(next() * max) and uses int32
// arithmetic upstream); using the full 32-bit range gives
// enough entropy that collisions within a session are
// negligible (a typical game pushes < 100 choices).
const idNum = ctx.engine.rng().nextInt(0x7fffffff);
const idHex = idNum.toString(16).padStart(8, "0");
const choiceId = `choice-${ctx.descriptor.id}-${idHex}`;
// Phase 2 — build the frame. `triggerPath` and `primitiveIndex`
// are placeholders; the dispatcher's catch-block in
// `runPrimitives` (triggers.ts) overwrites them with the real
// values before T46 sees the frame. We push WITH the
// placeholders so the cap-check in pushPendingChoice (depth
// ≤ 8) fires on the actual count, not a phantom pre-push count.
const choice: PendingChoice = {
choiceId,
descriptorId: ctx.descriptor.id,
// Placeholders — populated by runPrimitives' catch-block.
// See file docstring § "Why triggerPath + primitiveIndex
// come from the dispatcher". `primitiveIndex: -1` is a
// SENTINEL: a real primitive index is always >= 0, so the
// dispatcher can use this exact value to discriminate "I am
// the innermost catch and own the fix-up" from "an outer
// ancestor catch — frame already populated, leave alone".
triggerPath: [],
primitiveIndex: -1,
// Snapshot the lexical scope at suspension. T46 rebuilds a
// ctx from this map (plus the player's answer under
// params.bind) when resuming the continuation.
bindings: new Map(ctx.bindings),
kind: params.kind,
prompt: params.prompt,
forPlayer: params.forPlayer,
};
// Phase 3 — push + suspend. pushPendingChoice enforces the
// depth cap (MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH = 8); breach throws
// `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded` which propagates uncaught
// through the dispatcher (intentional — that's a hard error,
// not a normal suspension). The throw below is caught by
// runPrimitives and treated as the suspension signal.
pushPendingChoice(ctx.engine, choice);
throw new SuspendedExecution(choice);
},
childPrimitives(params: Params): EffectPrimitiveNode[] {
// The continuation is the only nested list. Tree-walkers
// (validator T13 binding-scope walker, manifest cleanup) need
// to recurse into it to discover nested seeds / `$var` refs.
return [...params.then];
},
};
PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.register(descriptor);
export { descriptor as REQUEST_CHOICE_PRIMITIVE };

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@ -102,7 +102,8 @@ export type PrimitiveKind =
| "conditional"
| "must-class"
| "block-by-piece-type"
| "pawn-pushes-pieces";
| "pawn-pushes-pieces"
| "request-choice";
/**
* Forward-declared shape of the back-reference passed to primitive

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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
* apply moves through the engine, asserting the inner primitives
* actually ran.
*/
import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import { afterAll, beforeAll, describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import type { EntityId } from "@paratype/rete";
import { ChessEngine } from "../engine.js";
import { GAME_ENTITY } from "../schema.js";
@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ import {
type PreMoveCheckStateLike,
} from "./triggers.js";
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from "./primitives/registry.js";
import { IMPERATIVE_KINDS } from "./custom/validate.js";
import { z } from "zod";
import type {
EffectPrimitive,
@ -656,42 +657,43 @@ describe("fireOnCapturedHooks", () => {
// run normally so legality analysis can branch on the same data the
// wet path would.
//
// IMPERATIVE_KINDS (T14, locked at T0 ADR) = 10 future Wave-5/6 kinds:
// IMPERATIVE_KINDS (T14, locked at T0 ADR) = 10 Wave-5/6 kinds:
// place-piece, destroy-piece, move-piece, swap-pieces,
// convert-piece-type, set-piece-attr, cancel-capture, spawn-marker,
// spawn-marker-pair, destroy-marker.
// None are registered yet; the suite below registers a SYNTHETIC
// primitive under one of those kind-names so the gate can be exercised
// today without waiting for Wave 5/6 implementations.
// As of T29 all 10 are registered by real primitives (T21-T30), so the
// suite below uses a TEST-ONLY synthetic kind (`__t20_imperative__`)
// added to IMPERATIVE_KINDS via `beforeAll` and removed in `afterAll`,
// so the gate can be exercised without colliding with any production
// apply().
describe("move-gen suppressTriggers flag (T20)", () => {
// Track imperative-primitive side effects via a module-scoped flag.
// Each test resets it via the per-test setup. The synthetic primitive
// is registered ONCE at first describe entry — `PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY`
// has no unregister, but using a kind-name from IMPERATIVE_KINDS
// (`swap-pieces`) doesn't collide because that Wave 5 task hasn't
// landed yet.
// Each test resets it via the per-test setup.
let imperativeFired = false;
let predicateFired = false;
// Register the synthetic imperative primitive on first entry. The
// try/catch handles repeat registrations from test re-runs (vitest
// module re-evaluation in watch mode would otherwise throw on the
// duplicate-kind guard).
// T29 closure — every kind in IMPERATIVE_KINDS is now registered by
// a real primitive (T21-T30), so we can no longer borrow an unused
// locked kind as the synthetic stub. Instead we register a TEST-ONLY
// kind `__t20_imperative__` (underscore-prefixed = not a contract
// name) and ADD it to the IMPERATIVE_KINDS set in `beforeAll` /
// remove it in `afterAll` so the dispatcher's `IMPERATIVE_KINDS.has`
// gate fires for it. IMPERATIVE_KINDS is intentionally typed as a
// mutable `Set<string>` to support exactly this scaffolding (see
// `validate.ts` § Type — `Set<string>` for the rationale).
//
// Uses `spawn-marker-pair` — still in IMPERATIVE_KINDS (locked at T0
// ADR) but not yet registered as a real primitive (Wave 6 / T29 will
// add it). T21-T27 (Wave 5) landed real implementations for the other
// kinds, so reusing those kinds here would collide with the real
// apply() and miss the synthetic flag.
// Registry-level registration happens once at module load (try/catch
// guards re-evaluation in watch mode); the IMPERATIVE_KINDS membership
// is scoped to this describe block via beforeAll/afterAll so the
// synthetic gate doesn't leak into other suites.
const SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND = "__t20_imperative__";
try {
PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.register({
// Cast through unknown — the registry's PrimitiveKind union does
// NOT include `spawn-marker-pair` yet (T29 will add it). The
// runtime registry stores the kind as a plain string key, so the
// lookup in `runPrimitives` works regardless of static typing.
kind: "spawn-marker-pair" as unknown as EffectPrimitive["kind"],
label: "T20 synthetic spawn-marker-pair",
// NOT include `__t20_imperative__` (test-only string).
kind: SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitive["kind"],
label: "T20 synthetic imperative",
description: "Test-only stub for the suppressTriggers gate.",
paramsSchema: z.object({}).passthrough(),
apply: () => {
@ -702,6 +704,19 @@ describe("move-gen suppressTriggers flag (T20)", () => {
// already registered (test file re-evaluated)
}
beforeAll(() => {
// Add the synthetic kind to the IMPERATIVE_KINDS set so the
// dispatcher's gate (`IMPERATIVE_KINDS.has(node.kind)`) recognises
// it. The 10 locked kinds remain unaffected — Set.add is idempotent.
IMPERATIVE_KINDS.add(SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND);
});
afterAll(() => {
// Restore the locked-10 set so other test suites (and any
// subsequent describe block) see the production contract.
IMPERATIVE_KINDS.delete(SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND);
});
// Register a synthetic NON-imperative primitive whose kind is NOT in
// IMPERATIVE_KINDS — used to prove that suppressTriggers does NOT
// affect non-imperative primitives. Using a fresh kind-name avoids
@ -740,8 +755,9 @@ describe("move-gen suppressTriggers flag (T20)", () => {
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
{
// Cast: kind is in IMPERATIVE_KINDS but not in PrimitiveKind union.
kind: "spawn-marker-pair" as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
// Cast: kind is in IMPERATIVE_KINDS (extended via beforeAll)
// but not in the static PrimitiveKind union.
kind: SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
params: {},
},
];
@ -760,7 +776,7 @@ describe("move-gen suppressTriggers flag (T20)", () => {
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
{
kind: "spawn-marker-pair" as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
kind: SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
params: {},
},
];
@ -798,7 +814,7 @@ describe("move-gen suppressTriggers flag (T20)", () => {
params: {},
},
{
kind: "spawn-marker-pair" as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
kind: SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
params: {},
},
];
@ -815,7 +831,7 @@ describe("move-gen suppressTriggers flag (T20)", () => {
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
{
kind: "spawn-marker-pair" as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
kind: SYNTHETIC_IMPERATIVE_KIND as unknown as EffectPrimitiveNode["kind"],
params: {},
},
];

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@ -79,6 +79,11 @@ import type {
PrimitiveApplyContext,
} from "./primitives/types.js";
import { IMPERATIVE_KINDS } from "./custom/validate.js";
import { SuspendedExecution } from "./primitives/request-choice.js";
import {
popPendingChoice,
pushPendingChoice,
} from "../util/pending-choices.js";
import type { ChessEngine } from "../engine.js";
/**
@ -154,6 +159,22 @@ export function runPrimitives(
bindings: ReadonlyMap<string, BindingValue> = new Map(),
cascadeDepth: number = 0,
suppressTriggers: boolean = false,
/**
* T47 — path of nested-arm indices leading to THIS arm in the
* descriptor primitive tree. Used by the request-choice
* suspension path to record where to resume after the player
* answers. Top-level dispatcher entries seed `[]` (the arm IS
* the root); nested children inherit `[...triggerPath, i]`
* where `i` is the parent's loop index. The exact ENCODING is
* private to this file + T46's resume mechanism — primitives
* outside this module never inspect it.
*
* Existing callers can omit this parameter — the default `[]`
* matches the historical behaviour for every non-suspending
* arm. T46 will use the recorded path to walk back into the
* descriptor tree at resume time.
*/
triggerPath: readonly number[] = [],
): void {
if (depth > 8) return; // hard runtime cap, mirrors validator
// T15: cascade-depth guard. Distinct from `depth` (nested primitive
@ -172,7 +193,8 @@ export function runPrimitives(
// descendants (which run at `cascadeDepth + 1`).
const pendingTriggers: PendingTrigger[] = [];
for (const node of nodes) {
for (let i = 0; i < nodes.length; i++) {
const node = nodes[i]!;
const primitive = PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get(node.kind);
if (primitive === undefined) continue;
@ -231,7 +253,60 @@ export function runPrimitives(
// primitives never store these magic keys, so the walker is a
// no-op for their params (returns a structurally-identical clone).
const resolvedParams = resolveParams(node.params, ctx);
primitive.apply(ctx, resolvedParams);
// T47: catch SuspendedExecution thrown by request-choice. The
// primitive pushed a PendingChoice frame onto the GAME_ENTITY
// stack and threw to short-circuit iteration. The frame's
// `triggerPath` and `primitiveIndex` are placeholders — the
// primitive itself can't know its index inside the iterating
// loop. We mutate those two fields HERE (the dispatcher) by
// popping, fixing, and re-pushing.
//
// After the fix-up we RETURN — siblings of the suspended
// primitive must NOT execute (their continuation lives past
// the resume that T46 will perform). The deferred-trigger
// drain (T15) at the bottom of this function is also skipped
// on suspension; T46 owns the resume drain semantics.
//
// The plan (T47 § "Suspension mechanism") prescribes `return`
// rather than re-throw. This matches the V1 contract that
// request-choice lives at the TOP of trigger arms, not deep
// inside iteration orchestrators. Sibling tasks (validator)
// can lock that invariant; for now the implementation matches
// the plan literally so the resume helper (T46) sees a
// correctly-scoped frame.
//
// Discrimination: `primitiveIndex === -1` is the SENTINEL set
// by `request-choice.apply()`. A real index is always >= 0.
// If we catch a SuspendedExecution where the top frame's
// index is already populated (>= 0), some deeper dispatcher
// already fixed it up — we leave the frame alone and just
// stop iterating.
try {
primitive.apply(ctx, resolvedParams);
} catch (e) {
if (e instanceof SuspendedExecution) {
const top = popPendingChoice(engine);
if (
top !== undefined &&
top.choiceId === e.choice.choiceId &&
top.primitiveIndex === -1
) {
pushPendingChoice(engine, {
...top,
triggerPath,
primitiveIndex: i,
});
} else if (top !== undefined) {
// Frame already populated by a deeper dispatcher. Push
// it back unchanged so we don't drop the frame on its
// way up.
pushPendingChoice(engine, top);
}
return;
}
throw e;
}
if (primitive.childPrimitives === undefined) continue;
let children: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [];
@ -251,6 +326,14 @@ export function runPrimitives(
// doesn't jump artificially, and dry-mode propagates into
// nested arms (a conditional inside a dry-probe must NOT
// suddenly fire imperatives via its `then` branch).
// T47: extend the triggerPath with this primitive's index
// so a deeper request-choice records its location relative
// to the descriptor root. The recursive call's own catch
// swallows SuspendedExecution after fixing up the top
// frame and returns; iteration here continues across
// siblings normally (a nested suspension does NOT halt
// outer iteration in V1 — that's a deferred validator
// concern, see plan T47).
runPrimitives(
engine,
pieceId,
@ -260,6 +343,7 @@ export function runPrimitives(
bindings,
cascadeDepth,
suppressTriggers,
[...triggerPath, i],
);
}
}

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@ -61,6 +61,41 @@ export type MarkerLifetimeValue =
| { readonly kind: "moves"; readonly expiresAtMove: number }
| { readonly kind: "one-shot" };
/**
* T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy. Stored on `GAME_ENTITY` under
* the `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` attr. Locked verbatim by `decisions.md`
* § Choice Timeout & Disconnect.
*
* - `timeout-with-default` — server arms a timer when a `request-choice`
* suspends; on expiry it auto-selects the FIRST option and resumes
* (T49). `seconds` is the per-choice budget; the wire schema enforces
* `seconds >= 1` (server `protocol.ts` Zod refinement); UX guidance
* is to keep the value reasonable (~30–120s) but the engine itself
* only requires positivity so test fixtures can dial it down.
* - `no-timeout` — no timer is armed; a pending choice waits indefinitely
* until submitted or the player disconnects (T49 routes a disconnect
* in this mode to a "paused" game state rather than a forfeit).
*
* Default value seeded by the engine when no policy is supplied:
* `{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 }` — same default the
* server uses when the wire payload omits the field. Centralising the
* default on both sides means an old client that doesn't yet send the
* field still gets a deterministic engine state.
*/
export type ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue =
| { readonly mode: "timeout-with-default"; readonly seconds: number }
| { readonly mode: "no-timeout" };
/**
* T50 — canonical default {@link ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue} used when no
* policy is supplied at engine construction. Mirrored by the server-side
* Zod schema's `.default(...)` so both layers agree on the fallback.
*/
export const DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue = {
mode: "timeout-with-default",
seconds: 60,
};
export type PieceType = "pawn" | "knight" | "bishop" | "rook" | "queen" | "king";
export type PieceColor = "white" | "black";
export type MoveType = "capture" | "step" | "slide";
@ -436,6 +471,124 @@ export interface ChessAttrMap {
* map.
*/
MoveClassRestriction: MoveClassRestrictionValue | null;
/**
* T45 — LIFO stack of suspended choice frames. Stored on
* `GAME_ENTITY` (one stack per game). Pushed when the
* `request-choice` primitive (T47) suspends trigger execution,
* peeked by the network layer (T44) when broadcasting the prompt
* to clients, and popped by the `submit-choice` PlayerAction (T46)
* when the player resolves the innermost choice.
*
* **LIFO ordering** is non-negotiable: nested choices push onto
* the stack while an outer choice is still pending. The player
* resolving the *innermost* choice pops their frame and the
* next-outer continuation resumes — never the other way around.
*
* **Maximum depth = 8** (`MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH` in
* `util/pending-choices.ts`). Exceeding this throws
* `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded` (matches the cascade-depth
* cap pattern from T15). The cap is data-dependent so it lives
* at runtime push-time, not at validator time.
*
* Each entry is the full {@link PendingChoice} shape locked at T0
* (`decisions.md` "Player Choice — Suspended Execution"). The
* frame stores enough state — descriptor id, trigger path,
* primitive index, captured bindings — to resume `runPrimitives`
* exactly where it left off after the player's value is injected
* under the request-choice's `bind` key.
*
* Helpers in `util/pending-choices.ts`:
* - `pushPendingChoice(engine, choice)` — append + cap-check
* - `popPendingChoice(engine)` — remove + return top
* - `peekPendingChoice(engine)` — read top without mutating
*
* Serialization: `bindings` is a `ReadonlyMap` and Maps don't
* round-trip through `JSON.stringify` natively. The util exports
* `serializePendingChoice` / `deserializePendingChoice` which
* convert the bindings Map↔`ReadonlyArray<[string, unknown]>` at
* the save/load boundary; the in-memory Map shape is preserved
* everywhere else for ergonomic reads.
*/
PendingChoices: readonly PendingChoice[];
/**
* T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy. Stored on `GAME_ENTITY`
* (one fact per game). Seeded at engine construction from
* `EngineOptions.choiceTimeout` (defaults to
* {@link DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY}). Consumed at runtime by
* T49's WS-layer timer + disconnect handler — the engine itself
* never schedules timers; it just owns the policy fact so the
* server has a single source of truth bound to the game session.
*
* Discriminated by `mode`:
* - `"timeout-with-default"` — `seconds` is the per-choice budget
* used by T49 to arm a timer; on expiry the WS layer auto-
* submits the first valid option to the choice resolver.
* - `"no-timeout"` — no timer is armed; pending choices wait
* indefinitely. T49 routes a mid-choice disconnect to a paused
* game state instead of a forfeit when this mode is active.
*
* Wire-side validation (server `protocol.ts`) constrains
* `seconds >= 1` so a malformed `room.create` payload cannot land
* a non-positive timeout on the engine. The TypeScript type
* intentionally leaves the bound off — engine consumers (and unit
* tests) treat the value as already-validated.
*/
ChoiceTimeoutPolicy: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue;
}
/**
* T45 — single suspended choice frame in
* {@link ChessAttrMap.PendingChoices}. Locked at T0
* (`decisions.md` "Player Choice — Suspended Execution"); the
* field set is byte-for-byte fixed and MUST NOT be extended without
* a parallel decisions-doc amendment.
*
* Field semantics:
* - `choiceId` — opaque correlation id assigned at request-choice
* fire-time. The client echoes this back on `submit-choice` so
* the dispatcher can match the response to the right frame
* (matters when nested choices stack up).
* - `descriptorId` — provenance: which descriptor authored the
* trigger arm that suspended. Surfaced in error messages and
* the WS request-choice broadcast (T44).
* - `triggerPath` — path inside the trigger arm tree at which to
* resume `runPrimitives` after the choice resolves. The
* resume mechanism (T46) uses this + `primitiveIndex + 1` to
* pick up exactly the next sibling.
* - `primitiveIndex` — index of the suspended primitive within
* the array at `triggerPath`. T46 resumes at index + 1.
* - `bindings` — captured `PrimitiveApplyContext.bindings` at
* suspension time. Restored into a fresh context on resume so
* subsequent primitives see the same `ctx-attr` / `bind` map
* they would have seen had no suspension occurred.
* - `kind` — discriminator picked from the request-choice
* primitive's `kind` field. Drives the client-side picker UI
* (rps tap targets, square highlighting, etc.).
* - `prompt` — human-readable question text shown alongside the
* picker.
* - `forPlayer` — which side may answer. `"both"` covers
* "either-player can resolve" prompts (e.g. coin-flip
* ceremony). The dispatcher rejects submit-choice from the
* wrong side.
* - `timeout` — optional duration in ms. The server starts a
* timer on push; expiry triggers auto-resolve-to-first per
* T0's v1/v2 fallback rule.
* - `expiresAtTimestamp` — server-clock absolute ms target,
* computed as `Date.now() + timeout` at push-time so client
* reconnects can render a correct countdown without trusting
* the local clock.
*/
export interface PendingChoice {
readonly choiceId: string;
readonly descriptorId: string;
readonly triggerPath: readonly number[];
readonly primitiveIndex: number;
readonly bindings: ReadonlyMap<string, unknown>;
readonly kind: "rps" | "piece" | "square" | "column" | "row";
readonly prompt: string;
readonly forPlayer: "white" | "black" | "both";
readonly timeout?: number;
readonly expiresAtTimestamp?: number;
}
/**

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@ -90,10 +90,164 @@ const SAMPLE_PARAMS: Record<PrimitiveKind, unknown> = {
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -2 } },
],
},
"on-rule-activated": {
primitives: [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "RangeBonus", value: 1 } },
],
},
"on-rule-expire": {
primitives: [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "RangeBonus", value: 0 } },
],
},
"on-piece-entered-marker": {
markerKind: "mine",
primitives: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
},
"on-marker-expire": {
markerKind: "frozen-square",
primitives: [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "RangeBonus", value: 0 } },
],
},
"place-piece": { pieceType: "pawn", color: "white", square: 28 },
"destroy-piece": { target: 28 },
"move-piece": { target: 7, to: 28 },
"convert-piece-type": { target: 7, pieceType: "queen" },
"swap-pieces": { a: 7, b: 28 },
"set-piece-attr": { target: 7, attr: "Hp", value: 5 },
"set-moves-as": { target: 7, pieceType: "queen" },
"set-moves-also-as": { target: 7, pieceType: "rook" },
"cancel-capture": {},
"spawn-marker": {
markerKind: "mine",
square: 28,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
"spawn-marker-pair": {
markerKind: "portal-end",
squareA: 28,
squareB: 35,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
"destroy-marker": { target: 28 },
"for-each-piece": {
filter: { color: "white" },
bind: "p",
then: [
{
kind: "set-piece-attr",
params: { target: 7, attr: "RangeBonus", value: 1 },
},
],
},
"for-each-adjacent": {
target: "self",
bind: "adj",
then: [
{
kind: "set-piece-attr",
params: { target: 7, attr: "Hp", value: 0 },
},
],
},
"for-each-square": {
squares: [27, 28, 35, 36],
bind: "sq",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "mine",
square: 28,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
},
"for-each-marker": {
filter: { markerKind: "mine" },
bind: "m",
then: [
{ kind: "destroy-marker", params: { target: 28 } },
],
},
"for-column": {
columns: [0, 4, 7],
bind: "c",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "mine",
square: 28,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
},
"for-row": {
rows: [3, 4],
bind: "r",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "death-square",
square: 28,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
},
"random-pick": {
from: [27, 28, 35, 36],
bind: "sq",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "mine",
square: 28,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
},
conditional: {
condition: { type: "attr-lt", attr: "Hp", value: 2 },
then: [{ kind: "set-capture-flag", params: { flag: 2 } }],
},
"must-class": { class: "capture" },
"with-probability": {
p: 0.5,
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: 1 } },
],
else: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
},
"block-by-piece-type": { pieceTypes: ["pawn", "knight"] },
"pawn-pushes-pieces": { enabled: true },
"request-choice": {
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "mine",
square: { $var: "sq" },
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
},
};
/**

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@ -32,7 +32,35 @@ type ExtKind =
| "on-check-received"
| "on-check-delivered"
| "on-moved-onto-square"
| "on-captured";
| "on-captured"
| "on-rule-activated"
| "on-rule-expire"
| "on-piece-entered-marker"
| "on-marker-expire"
| "place-piece"
| "destroy-piece"
| "move-piece"
| "swap-pieces"
| "convert-piece-type"
| "set-piece-attr"
| "cancel-capture"
| "spawn-marker"
| "spawn-marker-pair"
| "destroy-marker"
| "for-each-piece"
| "for-each-square"
| "for-each-adjacent"
| "for-each-marker"
| "for-column"
| "for-row"
| "with-probability"
| "random-pick"
| "must-class"
| "block-by-piece-type"
| "set-moves-as"
| "set-moves-also-as"
| "pawn-pushes-pieces"
| "request-choice";
function extNode(kind: ExtKind, params: unknown): EffectPrimitiveNode {
// Structural cast: node shape is identical; kind union is the only
@ -329,6 +357,419 @@ describe("narrateNodes — per-primitive narrators", () => {
);
});
// ── Wave-4 rule / marker triggers (4) ──────────────────────────
it("on-rule-activated renders rule-activation trigger", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("on-rule-activated", {
primitives: [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "RangeBonus", value: 1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe("When this rule activates: set RangeBonus to 1.");
});
it("on-rule-expire renders rule-expiry trigger", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("on-rule-expire", {
primitives: [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "RangeBonus", value: 0 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe("When this rule expires: set RangeBonus to 0.");
});
it("on-piece-entered-marker mentions marker kind", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("on-piece-entered-marker", {
markerKind: "mine",
primitives: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe(
"When a piece enters a mine marker: subtract 1 from Hp.",
);
});
it("on-marker-expire mentions marker kind", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("on-marker-expire", {
markerKind: "ice",
primitives: [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "RangeBonus", value: 0 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe(
"When a ice marker expires: set RangeBonus to 0.",
);
});
// ── Wave-5 board mutators (7) ───────────────────────────────────
it("place-piece names color, type, and square", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("place-piece", {
pieceType: "queen",
color: "white",
square: 28,
}),
]),
).toBe("place a white queen on e4");
});
it("destroy-piece names target square", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("destroy-piece", { target: 12 })]),
).toBe("destroy the piece at e2");
});
it("move-piece names from and to squares", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("move-piece", { target: 12, to: 28 })]),
).toBe("move the piece at e2 to e4");
});
it("swap-pieces names both squares", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("swap-pieces", { a: 12, b: 28 })]),
).toBe("swap the pieces at e2 and e4");
});
it("convert-piece-type names target and new type", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("convert-piece-type", { target: 12, pieceType: "bishop" }),
]),
).toBe("convert the piece at e2 into a bishop");
});
it("set-piece-attr renders attribute and value", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("set-piece-attr", {
target: 12,
attr: "Hp",
value: 5,
}),
]),
).toBe("set Hp on e2 to 5");
});
it("set-piece-attr with turns lifetime appends suffix", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("set-piece-attr", {
target: 12,
attr: "Hp",
value: 5,
lifetime: { kind: "turns", count: 3 },
}),
]),
).toBe("set Hp on e2 to 5 (for 3 turns)");
});
it("cancel-capture renders fixed prose", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("cancel-capture", {})]),
).toBe("cancel the capture in progress");
});
// ── Wave-6 markers and loops (9) ────────────────────────────────
it("spawn-marker names kind, square, and lifetime", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("spawn-marker", {
markerKind: "mine",
square: 28,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
}),
]),
).toBe("spawn a mine marker on e4 (permanent)");
});
it("spawn-marker with one-shot lifetime and owner", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("spawn-marker", {
markerKind: "trap",
square: 35,
lifetime: { kind: "one-shot" },
owner: "white",
}),
]),
).toBe("spawn a trap marker on d5 owned by white (one-shot)");
});
it("spawn-marker-pair names both squares", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("spawn-marker-pair", {
markerKind: "portal",
squareA: 0,
squareB: 63,
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
}),
]),
).toBe(
"spawn a linked pair of portal markers on a1 and h8 (permanent)",
);
});
it("destroy-marker names the marker by id", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("destroy-marker", { target: 17 })]),
).toBe("destroy marker #17");
});
it("for-each-piece renders subject, bind, and body", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-each-piece", {
filter: { color: "black", pieceType: "pawn" },
bind: "p",
then: [
{
kind: "set-piece-attr",
params: { target: { $var: "p" }, attr: "Hp", value: 0 },
},
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toContain("For every black pawns (bind as p):");
expect(out).toContain("set Hp on");
});
it("for-each-piece with no filter says every piece", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-each-piece", {
bind: "p",
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: 1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe("For every piece (bind as p): add 1 to Hp.");
});
it("for-each-square names squares list", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-each-square", {
squares: [28, 35],
bind: "sq",
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: 1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe(
"For each of squares e4, d5 (bind as sq): add 1 to Hp.",
);
});
it("for-each-adjacent names target and bind", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-each-adjacent", {
target: "self",
bind: "adj",
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe(
"For each square adjacent to self (bind as adj): subtract 1 from Hp.",
);
});
it("for-each-adjacent with filter mentions filter clause", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-each-adjacent", {
target: 28,
bind: "adj",
filter: { excludeKing: true, occupied: true },
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toContain("adjacent to e4");
expect(out).toContain("excluding kings");
expect(out).toContain("occupied only");
});
it("for-each-marker names filter and bind", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-each-marker", {
filter: { markerKind: "ice", owner: "black" },
bind: "m",
then: [{ kind: "destroy-marker", params: { target: { $var: "m" } } }],
}),
]);
expect(out).toContain("For every ice owned by black marker (bind as m):");
});
it("for-column names columns by file letter", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-column", {
columns: [4],
bind: "sq",
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: 1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe(
"For each square in column e (bind as sq): add 1 to Hp.",
);
});
it("for-row names rows by 1-indexed rank", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("for-row", {
rows: [0, 7],
bind: "sq",
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: 1 } },
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toBe(
"For each square in rows 1, 8 (bind as sq): add 1 to Hp.",
);
});
// ── Wave-7 control / movement / UI (8) ──────────────────────────
it("with-probability renders percent and branch", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("with-probability", {
p: 0.25,
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
}),
]),
).toBe("With 25% probability: subtract 1 from Hp.");
});
it("with-probability with else renders both branches", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("with-probability", {
p: 0.5,
then: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: 1 } },
],
else: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", delta: -1 } },
],
}),
]),
).toBe(
"With 50% probability: add 1 to Hp; otherwise: subtract 1 from Hp.",
);
});
it("random-pick names option count and bind", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("random-pick", {
from: ["bishop", "knight", "rook"],
bind: "pt",
then: [
{
kind: "convert-piece-type",
params: { target: "self", pieceType: { $var: "pt" } },
},
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toContain("Pick one of 3 options at random (bind as pt):");
});
it("must-class with capture renders capture-only prose", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("must-class", { class: "capture" })]),
).toBe("force the next move to be a capture");
});
it("must-class with move-to names the square", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("must-class", { class: "move-to", square: 28 }),
]),
).toBe("force the next move to land on e4");
});
it("must-class with advance renders non-capture prose", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("must-class", { class: "advance" })]),
).toBe("force the next move to be a non-capturing advance");
});
it("block-by-piece-type names blocked types", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("block-by-piece-type", { pieceTypes: ["pawn", "knight"] }),
]),
).toBe("block pawn, knight from moving");
});
it("set-moves-as names target and piece type", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("set-moves-as", { target: 12, pieceType: "queen" }),
]),
).toBe("make the piece at e2 move as a queen");
});
it("set-moves-also-as names target and piece type", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([
extNode("set-moves-also-as", { target: 7, pieceType: "knight" }),
]),
).toBe("let the piece at h1 also move as a knight");
});
it("pawn-pushes-pieces enabled and disabled forms", () => {
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("pawn-pushes-pieces", { enabled: true })]),
).toBe("allow pawns to push pieces ahead of them");
expect(
narrateNodes([extNode("pawn-pushes-pieces", { enabled: false })]),
).toBe("disallow pawns from pushing pieces");
});
it("request-choice names picker kind, prompt, player, and bind", () => {
const out = narrateNodes([
extNode("request-choice", {
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "sq",
then: [
{
kind: "spawn-marker",
params: {
markerKind: "mine",
square: { $var: "sq" },
lifetime: { kind: "permanent" },
},
},
],
}),
]);
expect(out).toContain("Ask white for a square choice");
expect(out).toContain('"Pick a square"');
expect(out).toContain("(bind as sq)");
});
it("unknown primitive kind falls through to default", () => {
// Intentionally unknown: narrator must render the kind verbatim.
const node: EffectPrimitiveNode = {

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@ -67,6 +67,103 @@ describe("BlockCard", () => {
expect(true).toBe(true);
});
it("renders + Add primitive inside button when onAddChildClick provided and container expanded", () => {
const node: EffectPrimitiveNode = {
kind: "on-capture",
params: { primitives: [] },
};
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockCard
node={node}
index={0}
isSelected={false}
isExpanded={true}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
onAddChildClick={() => {}}
depth={0}
/>
);
expect(html).toContain('data-testid="block-add-child-on-capture"');
expect(html).toContain("+ Add primitive inside");
expect(html).toContain("border-dashed");
});
it("renders + Add primitive inside button when container is selected (not expanded)", () => {
const node: EffectPrimitiveNode = {
kind: "on-turn-end",
params: { primitives: [] },
};
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockCard
node={node}
index={0}
isSelected={true}
isExpanded={false}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
onAddChildClick={() => {}}
depth={0}
/>
);
expect(html).toContain('data-testid="block-add-child-on-turn-end"');
});
it("omits + Add primitive inside button when onAddChildClick is not provided", () => {
const node: EffectPrimitiveNode = {
kind: "on-capture",
params: { primitives: [] },
};
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockCard
node={node}
index={0}
isSelected={true}
isExpanded={true}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
depth={0}
/>
);
expect(html).not.toContain('data-testid="block-add-child-on-capture"');
expect(html).not.toContain("+ Add primitive inside");
});
it("omits + Add primitive inside on non-container primitives (no childPrimitives)", () => {
// seed-attribute is a State primitive — no childPrimitives in registry.
// The hasChildren guard means the nested container never renders, so
// even if onAddChildClick is passed it should not appear.
const node: EffectPrimitiveNode = {
kind: "seed-attribute",
params: { attr: "Hp", value: 1 },
};
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockCard
node={node}
index={0}
isSelected={true}
isExpanded={true}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
onAddChildClick={() => {}}
depth={0}
/>
);
expect(html).not.toContain('data-testid="block-add-child-seed-attribute"');
});
it("depth clamps visually at 3", () => {
const node: EffectPrimitiveNode = {
kind: "add-direction",

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@ -36,6 +36,14 @@ export interface BlockCardProps {
* DragOverlay ghost render).
*/
dragHandleProps?: DragHandleProps;
/**
* When provided, a dashed "+ Add primitive inside" button is rendered
* at the bottom of the nested-children container. Clicking it should
* typically select this block so the palette's "Adding inside: X"
* banner appears. Only meaningful when the primitive has
* `childPrimitives` (i.e. is a trigger/container).
*/
onAddChildClick?: () => void;
}
const CATEGORIES: Record<string, PrimitiveKind[]> = {
@ -88,6 +96,7 @@ export default function BlockCard({
depth,
childBlocks,
dragHandleProps,
onAddChildClick,
}: BlockCardProps) {
const primitive = PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get(node.kind);
const label = primitive?.label ?? node.kind;
@ -269,10 +278,26 @@ export default function BlockCard({
{/* Nested children — shown when the block is expanded OR selected,
so the user sees the inside of the trigger they just picked
from the palette without needing an extra click. */}
{(isExpanded || isSelected) && childBlocks && (
from the palette without needing an extra click. Rendered
whenever this is a container primitive (hasChildren) even if
the child list is empty, so the "+ Add primitive inside"
affordance is visible for empty triggers. */}
{(isExpanded || isSelected) && hasChildren && (
<div className="p-2 border-t border-black/5 bg-black/5 rounded-b-lg">
{childBlocks}
{onAddChildClick && (
<button
type="button"
data-testid={`block-add-child-${node.kind}`}
onClick={(e) => {
e.stopPropagation();
onAddChildClick();
}}
className="mt-2 w-full rounded-md border border-dashed border-violet-300 px-3 py-2 text-xs font-semibold text-violet-700 hover:bg-violet-50 hover:border-violet-400 transition-colors focus:outline-none focus:ring-2 focus:ring-violet-400"
>
+ Add primitive inside
</button>
)}
</div>
)}
</article>

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@ -10,8 +10,9 @@ describe("BlockList", () => {
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockList
nodes={[]}
selectedIndex={null}
expandedIndices={new Set()}
selectedPath={[]}
expandedPaths={new Set()}
basePath={[]}
onReorder={() => {}}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
@ -32,8 +33,9 @@ describe("BlockList", () => {
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockList
nodes={nodes}
selectedIndex={0}
expandedIndices={new Set()}
selectedPath={[0]}
expandedPaths={new Set()}
basePath={[]}
onReorder={() => {}}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
@ -47,6 +49,70 @@ describe("BlockList", () => {
expect(html).toContain('class="flex flex-col gap-2"');
});
it("renders nested child block when container is expanded", () => {
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
{
kind: "on-capture",
params: {
primitives: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attribute: "hp", amount: 1 } },
],
},
},
];
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockList
nodes={nodes}
selectedPath={[]}
expandedPaths={new Set(['0'])}
basePath={[]}
onReorder={() => {}}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
/>
);
// Parent rendered
expect(html).toContain('data-testid="block-card-on-capture"');
// Nested child rendered because expandedPaths has key '0'
expect(html).toContain('data-testid="block-card-add-to-attribute"');
// Add-child affordance rendered on expanded container
expect(html).toContain('data-testid="block-add-child-on-capture"');
});
it("marks nested child as selected when selectedPath points to it", () => {
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
{
kind: "on-capture",
params: {
primitives: [
{ kind: "add-to-attribute", params: { attribute: "hp", amount: 1 } },
],
},
},
];
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockList
nodes={nodes}
selectedPath={[0, 0]}
expandedPaths={new Set(['0'])}
basePath={[]}
onReorder={() => {}}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
/>
);
// The selected child should get the blue-500 (State category)
// "selected" border class — verifies selection propagates into
// nested lists instead of being nulled out.
expect(html).toContain("border-blue-500");
});
it("clicking a block calls onSelect with correct index", () => {
// SSR doesn't fire events, and no @testing-library/react installed, so we rely on static representation test
// that verifies the BlockCards are rendered. The actual interaction is tested in E2E.
@ -59,19 +125,20 @@ describe("BlockList", () => {
const nodes: EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [
{ kind: "seed-attribute", params: { attr: "Hp", value: 1 } },
];
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<BlockList
nodes={nodes}
selectedIndex={null}
expandedIndices={new Set()}
selectedPath={[]}
expandedPaths={new Set()}
basePath={[]}
onReorder={() => {}}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={() => {}}
/>
);
// Check for standard dnd-kit sortable attributes on the wrapping element
expect(html).toContain('aria-roledescription="sortable"');
expect(html).toContain('role="button"');

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packages/chess/src/ui/visual-builder/BlockList.tsx
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@ -23,24 +23,33 @@ import type { EffectPrimitiveNode } from '../../modifiers/primitives/types.js';
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from '../../modifiers/primitives/registry.js';
import BlockCard from './BlockCard.js';
/**
* Path identifying a primitive inside the descriptor's nested tree.
* `[]` = no selection; `[0]` = top-level primitive 0; `[0, 2]` = child 2
* of top-level 0 (via `params.primitives`). Traversal only walks the
* `primitives` key — the `then`/`else` arrays of `conditional` are
* intentionally out-of-scope for selection at this time.
*/
export type SelectionPath = readonly number[];
function pathsEqual(a: SelectionPath, b: SelectionPath): boolean {
return a.length === b.length && a.every((v, i) => v === b[i]);
}
export interface BlockListProps {
nodes: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[];
selectedIndex: number | null;
expandedIndices: ReadonlySet<number>;
onReorder: (fromIndex: number, toIndex: number) => void;
onSelect: (index: number) => void;
onToggleExpand: (index: number) => void;
onRemove: (index: number) => void;
onParamsChange?: (index: number, params: unknown) => void;
onNestedReorder?: (parentIndex: number, fromChildIndex: number, toChildIndex: number) => void;
/**
* Called when the user clicks × on a child block inside a trigger.
* `parentIndex` is the child's parent in THIS list; `childIndex` is
* the child's position within `parent.params.primitives`. When
* omitted, the × button on nested blocks is a no-op (present for
* backward compat with existing callers).
*/
onNestedRemove?: (parentIndex: number, childIndex: number) => void;
/** Full selection path in the root descriptor. `[]` = nothing selected. */
selectedPath: SelectionPath;
/** Set of expanded paths encoded via `path.join('.')`. */
expandedPaths: ReadonlySet<string>;
/** Prefix path from root to THIS list. `[]` for the top-level list. */
basePath?: SelectionPath;
/** Reorder siblings under `parentPath`. */
onReorder: (parentPath: SelectionPath, fromIndex: number, toIndex: number) => void;
onSelect: (path: SelectionPath) => void;
onToggleExpand: (path: SelectionPath) => void;
onRemove: (path: SelectionPath) => void;
onParamsChange?: (path: SelectionPath, params: unknown) => void;
depth?: number;
}
@ -54,6 +63,7 @@ interface SortableBlockItemProps {
onToggleExpand: () => void;
onRemove: () => void;
onParamsChange?: (params: unknown) => void;
onAddChildClick?: () => void;
depth: number;
childBlocks?: React.ReactNode;
}
@ -95,6 +105,7 @@ function SortableBlockItem(props: SortableBlockItemProps) {
onToggleExpand={props.onToggleExpand}
onRemove={props.onRemove}
{...(props.onParamsChange ? { onParamsChange: props.onParamsChange } : {})}
{...(props.onAddChildClick ? { onAddChildClick: props.onAddChildClick } : {})}
depth={props.depth}
childBlocks={props.childBlocks}
dragHandleProps={dragHandleProps}
@ -105,15 +116,14 @@ function SortableBlockItem(props: SortableBlockItemProps) {
export function BlockList({
nodes,
selectedIndex,
expandedIndices,
selectedPath,
expandedPaths,
basePath = [],
onReorder,
onSelect,
onToggleExpand,
onRemove,
onParamsChange,
onNestedReorder,
onNestedRemove,
depth = 0,
}: BlockListProps) {
const [activeId, setActiveId] = React.useState<UniqueIdentifier | null>(null);
@ -125,8 +135,15 @@ export function BlockList({
})
);
const nodeIds = React.useMemo(() => nodes.map((_, i) => `block-${depth}-${i}`), [nodes, depth]);
const activeNode = activeId !== null
// Include basePath in the id so nested SortableContexts don't collide
// with the top-level one when the same index appears at multiple
// depths.
const basePathKey = basePath.join('.');
const nodeIds = React.useMemo(
() => nodes.map((_, i) => `block-${basePathKey}-${depth}-${i}`),
[nodes, depth, basePathKey]
);
const activeNode = activeId !== null
? nodes[nodeIds.indexOf(activeId as string)]
: null;
@ -177,7 +194,7 @@ export function BlockList({
const oldIndex = nodeIds.indexOf(active.id as string);
const newIndex = nodeIds.indexOf(over.id as string);
if (oldIndex !== -1 && newIndex !== -1) {
onReorder(oldIndex, newIndex);
onReorder(basePath, oldIndex, newIndex);
}
}
};
@ -199,42 +216,51 @@ export function BlockList({
<div className="flex flex-col gap-2">
{nodes.map((node, index) => {
const id = nodeIds[index];
const isExpanded = expandedIndices.has(index);
const thisPath: SelectionPath = [...basePath, index];
const thisPathKey = thisPath.join('.');
const isSelected = pathsEqual(selectedPath, thisPath);
const isExpanded = expandedPaths.has(thisPathKey);
const primitive = PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get(node.kind);
const hasChildren = primitive?.childPrimitives !== undefined;
let childBlocks: React.ReactNode = null;
if (hasChildren && isExpanded && typeof node.params === 'object' && node.params !== null && 'primitives' in node.params && Array.isArray((node.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives)) {
const childNodes = (node.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives as EffectPrimitiveNode[];
// Render nested block list. Selection and expansion
// are intentionally scoped to the top level for now —
// multi-level selection would need a richer path-based
// selector than the current flat number. Removal of
// individual children IS supported via onNestedRemove.
childBlocks = (
<BlockList
if (
hasChildren &&
(isExpanded || isSelected) &&
typeof node.params === 'object' &&
node.params !== null &&
'primitives' in node.params &&
Array.isArray((node.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives)
) {
const childNodes = (node.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives as EffectPrimitiveNode[];
// Recursive render — real callbacks (no no-ops). Each
// child computes its own selection/expansion via its
// path = [...basePath, index, childIndex].
if (childNodes.length > 0) {
childBlocks = (
<BlockList
nodes={childNodes}
selectedIndex={null}
expandedIndices={new Set()}
onReorder={(fromIdx, toIdx) => {
if (onNestedReorder) {
onNestedReorder(index, fromIdx, toIdx);
}
}}
onSelect={() => {}}
onToggleExpand={() => {}}
onRemove={(childIdx) => {
if (onNestedRemove) {
onNestedRemove(index, childIdx);
}
}}
selectedPath={selectedPath}
expandedPaths={expandedPaths}
basePath={thisPath}
onReorder={onReorder}
onSelect={onSelect}
onToggleExpand={onToggleExpand}
onRemove={onRemove}
{...(onParamsChange ? { onParamsChange } : {})}
depth={depth + 1}
/>
);
/>
);
}
}
const paramsChangeProp = onParamsChange
? { onParamsChange: (params: unknown) => onParamsChange(index, params) }
? { onParamsChange: (params: unknown) => onParamsChange(thisPath, params) }
: {};
// Only wire onAddChildClick for container primitives — it's
// the signal that the add-affordance should appear.
const addChildProp = hasChildren
? { onAddChildClick: () => onSelect(thisPath) }
: {};
return (
<SortableBlockItem
@ -242,12 +268,13 @@ export function BlockList({
id={id || `block-${index}`}
node={node}
index={index}
isSelected={selectedIndex === index}
isSelected={isSelected}
isExpanded={isExpanded}
onSelect={() => onSelect(index)}
onToggleExpand={() => onToggleExpand(index)}
onRemove={() => onRemove(index)}
onSelect={() => onSelect(thisPath)}
onToggleExpand={() => onToggleExpand(thisPath)}
onRemove={() => onRemove(thisPath)}
{...paramsChangeProp}
{...addChildProp}
depth={depth}
childBlocks={childBlocks}
/>

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@ -100,21 +100,23 @@ describe('VisualBuilderPane', () => {
};
const html = renderToStaticMarkup(
<VisualBuilderPane
descriptor={descriptor}
onChange={() => {}}
validationResult={validResult}
<VisualBuilderPane
descriptor={descriptor}
onChange={() => {}}
validationResult={validResult}
/>
);
// Initial render: nothing selected, nothing expanded → only the
// top-level on-capture block renders. The nested child + add-child
// affordance only appear after the user clicks the parent (which
// we can't simulate with renderToStaticMarkup). Nested-render
// assertions for expanded/selected state live in BlockList.test.tsx
// where we can seed `expandedPaths` directly.
expect(html).toContain('data-testid="block-card-on-capture"');
// We expect the nested child card to be present, but since our mock DOM render
// doesn't click "expand", we need to check if it's there based on the
// actual rendering logic. Ah, BlockCard renders childBlocks if isExpanded.
// By default, expandedIndices is empty, so we won't see the child block in static markup
// unless we mock it or the component allows initial expansion state.
// Given the component API doesn't support initialExpanded props, we'll verify the
// container/props or we can just render it using a testing library if we need interactive.
// For this basic static check, we'll confirm the parent block is present.
expect(html).not.toContain('data-testid="block-card-add-to-attribute"');
expect(html).not.toContain('data-testid="block-add-child-on-capture"');
// Palette banner should be hidden initially (nothing selected).
expect(html).not.toContain('data-testid="palette-add-target-banner"');
});
});

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packages/chess/src/ui/visual-builder/VisualBuilderPane.tsx
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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import type { CustomModifierDescriptor } from '../../modifiers/custom/types.js';
import type { ValidationResult } from '../../modifiers/custom/validate.js';
import type { EffectPrimitiveNode, PrimitiveKind } from '../../modifiers/primitives/types.js';
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from '../../modifiers/primitives/registry.js';
import { BlockList } from './BlockList.js';
import { BlockList, type SelectionPath } from './BlockList.js';
import { PreviewPane } from './preview/PreviewPane.js';
export interface VisualBuilderPaneProps {
@ -82,35 +82,169 @@ function getCategoryForKind(kind: PrimitiveKind): string {
return 'Trigger';
}
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Path helpers
//
// A SelectionPath is `readonly number[]`. Walking only traverses the
// `primitives` key inside `node.params` (which is where triggers,
// `add-aura`, and top-level containers nest their children). The
// `conditional` primitive's separate `then`/`else` arrays are
// intentionally out of scope for this refactor — selection / edit of
// those still requires form mode, as it did before.
// ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
function getChildrenOf(node: EffectPrimitiveNode): readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] | null {
const params = node.params;
if (
typeof params !== 'object' ||
params === null ||
!('primitives' in params) ||
!Array.isArray((params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives)
) {
return null;
}
return (params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives as EffectPrimitiveNode[];
}
function withChildren(
node: EffectPrimitiveNode,
children: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[]
): EffectPrimitiveNode {
const params = node.params;
const base =
typeof params === 'object' && params !== null
? (params as Record<string, unknown>)
: {};
return {
...node,
params: { ...base, primitives: children },
};
}
function getNodeAtPath(
primitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
path: SelectionPath
): EffectPrimitiveNode | null {
if (path.length === 0) return null;
let current: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] = primitives;
let node: EffectPrimitiveNode | undefined;
for (let i = 0; i < path.length; i++) {
const idx = path[i];
if (idx === undefined) return null;
node = current[idx];
if (!node) return null;
if (i < path.length - 1) {
const children = getChildrenOf(node);
if (!children) return null;
current = children;
}
}
return node ?? null;
}
function updateAtPath(
primitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
path: SelectionPath,
updater: (node: EffectPrimitiveNode) => EffectPrimitiveNode
): readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] {
if (path.length === 0) return primitives;
const [head, ...rest] = path;
if (head === undefined || head < 0 || head >= primitives.length) return primitives;
const target = primitives[head];
if (!target) return primitives;
const next = [...primitives];
if (rest.length === 0) {
next[head] = updater(target);
} else {
const children = getChildrenOf(target);
if (!children) return primitives;
const updatedChildren = updateAtPath(children, rest, updater);
next[head] = withChildren(target, updatedChildren);
}
return next;
}
function removeAtPath(
primitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
path: SelectionPath
): readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] {
if (path.length === 0) return primitives;
if (path.length === 1) {
const idx = path[0];
if (idx === undefined || idx < 0 || idx >= primitives.length) return primitives;
const next = [...primitives];
next.splice(idx, 1);
return next;
}
const [head, ...rest] = path;
if (head === undefined || head < 0 || head >= primitives.length) return primitives;
const target = primitives[head];
if (!target) return primitives;
const children = getChildrenOf(target);
if (!children) return primitives;
const updatedChildren = removeAtPath(children, rest);
const next = [...primitives];
next[head] = withChildren(target, updatedChildren);
return next;
}
function appendChildAtPath(
primitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
parentPath: SelectionPath,
newNode: EffectPrimitiveNode
): readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] {
if (parentPath.length === 0) {
return [...primitives, newNode];
}
return updateAtPath(primitives, parentPath, (parent) => {
const existing = getChildrenOf(parent) ?? [];
return withChildren(parent, [...existing, newNode]);
});
}
function reorderAtPath(
primitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
parentPath: SelectionPath,
from: number,
to: number
): readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] {
if (parentPath.length === 0) {
return arrayMove([...primitives], from, to);
}
return updateAtPath(primitives, parentPath, (parent) => {
const existing = getChildrenOf(parent) ?? [];
return withChildren(parent, arrayMove([...existing], from, to));
});
}
/** Returns true if `child` is `parent` or a descendant of `parent`. */
function pathStartsWith(child: SelectionPath, parent: SelectionPath): boolean {
if (child.length < parent.length) return false;
for (let i = 0; i < parent.length; i++) {
if (child[i] !== parent[i]) return false;
}
return true;
}
export function VisualBuilderPane({ descriptor, onChange, validationResult }: VisualBuilderPaneProps) {
const [selectedIndex, setSelectedIndex] = useState<number | null>(null);
const [expandedIndices, setExpandedIndices] = useState<Set<number>>(new Set());
const [selectedPath, setSelectedPath] = useState<SelectionPath>([]);
const [expandedPaths, setExpandedPaths] = useState<ReadonlySet<string>>(new Set());
/**
* If the user has a trigger/container primitive selected (e.g. the
* user just clicked "On Turn End"), a new primitive from the palette
* lands INSIDE that trigger's `params.primitives` — not at the top
* level. Otherwise it's appended to the descriptor root.
*
* Determined by checking whether the selected primitive's registry
* entry exposes `childPrimitives` (all triggers + conditional do).
* If the user has a trigger/container primitive selected (at any
* depth), a new primitive from the palette lands INSIDE that
* container's `params.primitives` — not at the top level. Otherwise
* it's appended to the descriptor root.
*/
const addTargetInfo = (() => {
if (selectedIndex === null) return null;
const parent = descriptor.primitives[selectedIndex];
if (selectedPath.length === 0) return null;
const parent = getNodeAtPath(descriptor.primitives, selectedPath);
if (!parent) return null;
const registryEntry = PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get(parent.kind);
if (registryEntry?.childPrimitives === undefined) return null;
if (
typeof parent.params !== 'object' ||
parent.params === null ||
!('primitives' in parent.params) ||
!Array.isArray((parent.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives)
) {
return null;
}
if (getChildrenOf(parent) === null) return null;
return {
parentIndex: selectedIndex,
parentPath: selectedPath,
parentLabel: registryEntry.label ?? parent.kind,
};
})();
@ -126,28 +260,14 @@ export function VisualBuilderPane({ descriptor, onChange, validationResult }: Vi
// Nested add: append to the selected container's params.primitives.
if (addTargetInfo !== null) {
const { parentIndex } = addTargetInfo;
const parent = descriptor.primitives[parentIndex];
if (!parent) return;
const parentParams = parent.params as Record<string, unknown>;
const existingChildren =
(parentParams.primitives as EffectPrimitiveNode[] | undefined) ?? [];
const newPrimitives = [...descriptor.primitives];
newPrimitives[parentIndex] = {
...parent,
params: {
...parentParams,
primitives: [...existingChildren, newNode],
},
};
const { parentPath } = addTargetInfo;
const newPrimitives = appendChildAtPath(descriptor.primitives, parentPath, newNode);
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
// Auto-expand the parent so the new child is visible immediately.
setExpandedIndices((prev) => {
setExpandedPaths((prev) => {
const next = new Set(prev);
next.add(parentIndex);
next.add(parentPath.join('.'));
return next;
});
// Keep selection on the parent so successive palette clicks keep
@ -158,121 +278,91 @@ export function VisualBuilderPane({ descriptor, onChange, validationResult }: Vi
// Top-level add.
const newPrimitives = [...descriptor.primitives, newNode];
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
setSelectedIndex(newPrimitives.length - 1);
setSelectedPath([newPrimitives.length - 1]);
};
const handleRemove = (index: number) => {
const newPrimitives = [...descriptor.primitives];
newPrimitives.splice(index, 1);
const handleRemove = (path: SelectionPath) => {
const newPrimitives = removeAtPath(descriptor.primitives, path);
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
if (selectedIndex === index) {
setSelectedIndex(null);
} else if (selectedIndex !== null && selectedIndex > index) {
setSelectedIndex(selectedIndex - 1);
// Drop selection if the removed node contained it.
if (pathStartsWith(selectedPath, path)) {
setSelectedPath([]);
}
const newExpanded = new Set(expandedIndices);
newExpanded.delete(index);
// Shift indices down for expanded set
const finalExpanded = new Set<number>();
for (const idx of newExpanded) {
if (idx > index) finalExpanded.add(idx - 1);
else finalExpanded.add(idx);
}
setExpandedIndices(finalExpanded);
// Drop any expanded paths under the removed subtree. We don't try
// to shift sibling indices because the set is cheap to rebuild and
// any stale entries would just be silently ignored at render time.
setExpandedPaths((prev) => {
const removedKey = path.join('.');
const next = new Set<string>();
for (const key of prev) {
if (key === removedKey) continue;
if (key.startsWith(`${removedKey}.`)) continue;
next.add(key);
}
return next;
});
};
const handleReorder = (from: number, to: number) => {
const newPrimitives = arrayMove([...descriptor.primitives], from, to);
const handleReorder = (parentPath: SelectionPath, from: number, to: number) => {
const newPrimitives = reorderAtPath(descriptor.primitives, parentPath, from, to);
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
if (selectedIndex === from) {
setSelectedIndex(to);
} else if (selectedIndex !== null) {
if (from < selectedIndex && to >= selectedIndex) {
setSelectedIndex(selectedIndex - 1);
} else if (from > selectedIndex && to <= selectedIndex) {
setSelectedIndex(selectedIndex + 1);
// Adjust selection if it pointed into the reordered list.
if (pathStartsWith(selectedPath, parentPath) && selectedPath.length > parentPath.length) {
const idx = selectedPath[parentPath.length];
if (idx !== undefined) {
let newIdx = idx;
if (idx === from) newIdx = to;
else if (from < idx && to >= idx) newIdx = idx - 1;
else if (from > idx && to <= idx) newIdx = idx + 1;
if (newIdx !== idx) {
setSelectedPath([...parentPath, newIdx, ...selectedPath.slice(parentPath.length + 1)]);
}
}
}
// NOTE: we don't try to remap expandedPaths keys through the
// reorder. Stale keys just render as "not expanded" — the user can
// click to re-expand. Keeps this simple until we have tests that
// exercise reorder + expansion together.
};
const newExpanded = new Set<number>();
for (const idx of expandedIndices) {
if (idx === from) {
newExpanded.add(to);
} else if (from < idx && to >= idx) {
newExpanded.add(idx - 1);
} else if (from > idx && to <= idx) {
newExpanded.add(idx + 1);
} else {
newExpanded.add(idx);
const handleParamsChange = (path: SelectionPath, params: unknown) => {
if (path.length === 0) return;
const newPrimitives = updateAtPath(descriptor.primitives, path, (node) => ({
...node,
params,
}));
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
};
const handleToggleExpand = (path: SelectionPath) => {
const key = path.join('.');
setExpandedPaths((prev) => {
const next = new Set(prev);
if (next.has(key)) next.delete(key);
else next.add(key);
return next;
});
};
const handleSelect = (path: SelectionPath) => {
setSelectedPath(path);
// Auto-expand the selected container so its children (and the
// "+ Add primitive inside" affordance) are immediately visible.
if (path.length > 0) {
const node = getNodeAtPath(descriptor.primitives, path);
if (node && PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get(node.kind)?.childPrimitives !== undefined) {
setExpandedPaths((prev) => {
const key = path.join('.');
if (prev.has(key)) return prev;
const next = new Set(prev);
next.add(key);
return next;
});
}
}
setExpandedIndices(newExpanded);
};
const handleNestedReorder = (parentIdx: number, from: number, to: number) => {
const parent = descriptor.primitives[parentIdx];
if (!parent || typeof parent.params !== 'object' || parent.params === null || !('primitives' in parent.params)) return;
const childPrimitives = (parent.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives as EffectPrimitiveNode[];
const reordered = arrayMove([...childPrimitives], from, to);
const newPrimitives = [...descriptor.primitives];
newPrimitives[parentIdx] = {
...parent,
params: {
...parent.params,
primitives: reordered
}
};
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
};
const handleNestedRemove = (parentIdx: number, childIdx: number) => {
const parent = descriptor.primitives[parentIdx];
if (
!parent ||
typeof parent.params !== 'object' ||
parent.params === null ||
!('primitives' in parent.params)
) {
return;
}
const childPrimitives =
((parent.params as Record<string, unknown>).primitives as EffectPrimitiveNode[] | undefined) ?? [];
const filtered = childPrimitives.filter((_, i) => i !== childIdx);
const newPrimitives = [...descriptor.primitives];
newPrimitives[parentIdx] = {
...parent,
params: {
...(parent.params as Record<string, unknown>),
primitives: filtered,
},
};
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
};
const handleParamsChange = (index: number, params: unknown) => {
const target = descriptor.primitives[index];
if (!target) return;
const newPrimitives = [...descriptor.primitives];
newPrimitives[index] = { ...target, params };
onChange({ ...descriptor, primitives: newPrimitives });
};
const handleToggleExpand = (index: number) => {
const newExpanded = new Set(expandedIndices);
if (newExpanded.has(index)) {
newExpanded.delete(index);
} else {
newExpanded.add(index);
}
setExpandedIndices(newExpanded);
};
const renderPaletteButton = (kind: PrimitiveKind) => {
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</div>
<button
type="button"
onClick={() => setSelectedIndex(null)}
onClick={() => setSelectedPath([])}
className="mt-1.5 text-violet-700 underline hover:text-violet-900 focus:outline-none focus:ring-2 focus:ring-violet-400 rounded"
>
Add at top level instead
@ -369,15 +459,14 @@ export function VisualBuilderPane({ descriptor, onChange, validationResult }: Vi
) : (
<BlockList
nodes={descriptor.primitives}
selectedIndex={selectedIndex}
expandedIndices={expandedIndices}
selectedPath={selectedPath}
expandedPaths={expandedPaths}
basePath={[]}
onReorder={handleReorder}
onSelect={setSelectedIndex}
onSelect={handleSelect}
onToggleExpand={handleToggleExpand}
onRemove={handleRemove}
onParamsChange={handleParamsChange}
onNestedReorder={handleNestedReorder}
onNestedRemove={handleNestedRemove}
depth={0}
/>
)}

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/**
* T46 — `submitChoiceAndResume` resume-mechanism tests.
*
* Validates the locked V1 contract:
* 1. Basic resume: the trigger path locates the suspended
* request-choice node; resume executes its `params.then`
* continuation. The continuation lives INSIDE the suspending
* node (T47's contract), not in the surrounding arm's siblings.
* 2. Bindings captured at suspension are restored into the resume
* context so `params.then` primitives observe the same iteration
* scope they would have seen had no suspension occurred.
* 3. The player's submitted value is bound under the request-choice
* primitive's `bind` name, so subsequent primitives in `then`
* can read it via `{ $var: bind }`.
* 4. A submit whose `choiceId` doesn't match the top of the stack
* throws `runtime.choice-id-mismatch` AND does NOT pop the
* frame — out-of-order resolution would violate LIFO and we
* need to preserve the frame so the correct id can still
* arrive later.
* 5. A submit on an empty stack throws `runtime.no-pending-choice`
* so the caller's submit-choice handler surfaces the misuse
* rather than silently no-oping.
*
* ## Resume contract = T47's continuation model
*
* T47 (already landed) puts the continuation in the request-choice
* node's own `params.then`, not in the surrounding arm's siblings.
* The dispatcher (`runPrimitives` in `triggers.ts`) throws
* `SuspendedExecution` from `apply()`, which means siblings AFTER
* the request-choice in the same arm are unreachable by
* construction. T46 therefore reads `arm[primitiveIndex].params.then`
* and re-enters `runPrimitives` against THAT list with the resumed
* bindings (captured snapshot + the player's value under
* `params.bind`).
*
* ## Test fixtures
*
* The resume mechanism needs a real descriptor in
* `engine.customModifiers` to walk via `triggerPath`. Tests
* register synthetic descriptors with the precise primitive shape
* each scenario exercises. We use `seed-attribute` writing to
* `HpBonus` on `GAME_ENTITY` as the observable side-effect: a
* single `engine.session.get` confirms the post-resume primitive
* ran.
*
* The "request-choice" primitive's `apply()` is not invoked here —
* we manually push the `PendingChoice` frame to simulate a prior
* suspension. Tests for the suspension path itself live in T47's
* own test file; T46's tests are the resume side of the contract.
*/
import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import { ChessEngine } from "../engine.js";
import { GAME_ENTITY, type PendingChoice } from "../schema.js";
import {
asCustomModifierId,
type CustomModifierDescriptor,
} from "../modifiers/custom/types.js";
import type { EffectPrimitiveNode } from "../modifiers/primitives/types.js";
import {
pushPendingChoice,
submitChoiceAndResume,
} from "./pending-choices.js";
/**
* Build a descriptor with the supplied primitive list. All other
* fields use plausible defaults — they're irrelevant to the resume
* mechanism, which only consults `id` and `primitives`.
*/
function makeDescriptor(
id: string,
primitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
): CustomModifierDescriptor {
return {
type: "data",
id: asCustomModifierId(id),
name: id,
description: "",
version: 1,
primitives,
targetAttrs: [],
uiForm: "primitive-composer",
source: "custom",
};
}
/**
* Build a `PendingChoice` with the supplied resume-relevant fields.
* Non-resume fields (kind, prompt, forPlayer) take defaults — the
* resume mechanism never inspects them, but the schema requires
* presence so we populate plausible values.
*/
function makeChoice(overrides: {
choiceId?: string;
descriptorId: string;
triggerPath: readonly number[];
primitiveIndex: number;
bindings?: ReadonlyMap<string, unknown>;
}): PendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: overrides.choiceId ?? "c-1",
descriptorId: overrides.descriptorId,
triggerPath: overrides.triggerPath,
primitiveIndex: overrides.primitiveIndex,
bindings: overrides.bindings ?? new Map<string, unknown>(),
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
};
}
describe("submitChoiceAndResume — happy path", () => {
it("executes the continuation in the request-choice's `params.then`", () => {
// Top-level primitive list: [request-choice]. Its `params.then`
// contains the continuation that should run on resume.
const desc = makeDescriptor("desc-resume-basic", [
{
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "?",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "pickedSquare",
// The continuation — runs on resume, writes the sentinel.
then: [
{
kind: "seed-attribute",
params: { attr: "HpBonus", value: 99 },
},
],
},
},
]);
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.customModifiers.register(desc);
pushPendingChoice(
engine,
makeChoice({
choiceId: "resume-basic",
descriptorId: "desc-resume-basic",
triggerPath: [], // top-level arm
primitiveIndex: 0, // request-choice is at index 0 of that arm
}),
);
// Before resume: the continuation has not run.
expect(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "HpBonus")).toBeUndefined();
submitChoiceAndResume(engine, "resume-basic", 42);
// After resume: the continuation primitive ran.
expect(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "HpBonus")).toBe(99);
// Stack must be empty (frame popped, no leak).
expect(
engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices"),
).toEqual([]);
});
});
describe("submitChoiceAndResume — bindings", () => {
it("restores bindings captured at suspension into the resumed scope", () => {
// The continuation reads a binding via T12's `{$var}` param
// resolver. If the resume restored bindings correctly, the
// resolved value is the captured one (777) and lands in HpBonus;
// if not, the resolver's BindingError surfaces and the test
// fails loudly rather than silently storing the unresolved
// `{$var:...}` shape.
const desc = makeDescriptor("desc-resume-bindings", [
{
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "?",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "ignored",
then: [
{
kind: "seed-attribute",
params: {
attr: "HpBonus",
value: { $var: "outerScopeValue" },
},
},
],
},
},
]);
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.customModifiers.register(desc);
pushPendingChoice(
engine,
makeChoice({
choiceId: "resume-bindings",
descriptorId: "desc-resume-bindings",
triggerPath: [],
primitiveIndex: 0,
bindings: new Map<string, unknown>([["outerScopeValue", 777]]),
}),
);
submitChoiceAndResume(engine, "resume-bindings", 0);
expect(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "HpBonus")).toBe(777);
});
it("binds the submitted value to the request-choice's `bind` name", () => {
const desc = makeDescriptor("desc-resume-bind-value", [
{
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "?",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "winnerColor",
then: [
{
kind: "seed-attribute",
params: {
attr: "HpBonus",
value: { $var: "winnerColor" },
},
},
],
},
},
]);
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.customModifiers.register(desc);
pushPendingChoice(
engine,
makeChoice({
choiceId: "resume-bind-value",
descriptorId: "desc-resume-bind-value",
triggerPath: [],
primitiveIndex: 0,
}),
);
// Player submits 123 — should land in HpBonus via the bind name.
submitChoiceAndResume(engine, "resume-bind-value", 123);
expect(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "HpBonus")).toBe(123);
});
it("submitted value SHADOWS a same-named binding captured at suspension", () => {
// Edge case worth pinning: if the captured bindings already
// contain a key matching the request-choice's `bind`, the
// submitted value wins. (Otherwise a player's choice could be
// silently overridden by a stale outer scope name collision.)
const desc = makeDescriptor("desc-resume-shadow", [
{
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "?",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "score",
then: [
{
kind: "seed-attribute",
params: {
attr: "HpBonus",
value: { $var: "score" },
},
},
],
},
},
]);
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.customModifiers.register(desc);
pushPendingChoice(
engine,
makeChoice({
choiceId: "resume-shadow",
descriptorId: "desc-resume-shadow",
triggerPath: [],
primitiveIndex: 0,
bindings: new Map<string, unknown>([["score", 1]]),
}),
);
submitChoiceAndResume(engine, "resume-shadow", 999);
// The submitted 999 wins over the stale 1.
expect(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "HpBonus")).toBe(999);
});
});
describe("submitChoiceAndResume — error handling", () => {
it("throws runtime.choice-id-mismatch when the choiceId differs from the top of stack", () => {
const desc = makeDescriptor("desc-mismatch", [
{
kind: "request-choice",
params: {
kind: "square",
prompt: "?",
forPlayer: "white",
bind: "x",
then: [],
},
},
]);
const engine = new ChessEngine();
engine.customModifiers.register(desc);
pushPendingChoice(
engine,
makeChoice({
choiceId: "the-real-id",
descriptorId: "desc-mismatch",
triggerPath: [],
primitiveIndex: 0,
}),
);
expect(() =>
submitChoiceAndResume(engine, "wrong-id", 0),
).toThrow(/runtime\.choice-id-mismatch/);
// CRITICAL: the frame must NOT have been popped. A mismatched
// submit is recoverable — the correct choiceId can still
// arrive and resolve the frame; popping on mismatch would leak
// the suspended state.
const remaining = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(remaining.length).toBe(1);
expect(remaining[0]?.choiceId).toBe("the-real-id");
});
it("throws runtime.no-pending-choice when the stack is empty", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
expect(() =>
submitChoiceAndResume(engine, "any-id", 0),
).toThrow(/runtime\.no-pending-choice/);
});
});

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/**
* T45 — pending-choices stack helper tests.
*
* Verifies the locked V1 contract:
* 1. `pushPendingChoice` appends to the top of the stack (LIFO
* ordering establishes via two consecutive pushes).
* 2. `popPendingChoice` returns the most-recently-pushed frame
* (LIFO removal).
* 3. `peekPendingChoice` returns the top frame WITHOUT removing
* it — repeat reads observe the same value.
* 4. Empty-stack reads (`pop`/`peek`) return `undefined` rather
* than throwing — callers don't need a length-guard.
* 5. Pushing past the cap (depth 8) throws a runtime error tagged
* `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded`. The 8th push succeeds; the
* 9th fails. Failure leaves the stack untouched.
* 6. `serializePendingChoice` / `deserializePendingChoice` round-
* trip through `JSON.stringify` losslessly. Critically, the
* `bindings` Map survives the trip — naive `JSON.stringify` on
* a Map silently drops every entry, so the explicit transform
* is the whole point of this test.
*/
import { describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
import { ChessEngine } from "../engine.js";
import { GAME_ENTITY, type PendingChoice } from "../schema.js";
import {
MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH,
deserializePendingChoice,
peekPendingChoice,
popPendingChoice,
pushPendingChoice,
serializePendingChoice,
} from "./pending-choices.js";
/**
* Make a `PendingChoice` with optional overrides. All fields default
* to plausible-but-distinct values so equality comparisons across
* frames don't accidentally coincide.
*/
function makeChoice(overrides: Partial<PendingChoice> = {}): PendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: "choice-1",
descriptorId: "descriptor-A",
triggerPath: [0, 1, 2],
primitiveIndex: 4,
bindings: new Map<string, unknown>([
["chooser", 7],
["pickedSquare", 28],
]),
kind: "square",
prompt: "Pick a square",
forPlayer: "white",
...overrides,
};
}
describe("pushPendingChoice", () => {
it("appends to the top of the stack (LIFO order)", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
const first = makeChoice({ choiceId: "first" });
const second = makeChoice({ choiceId: "second" });
pushPendingChoice(engine, first);
pushPendingChoice(engine, second);
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(stack.length).toBe(2);
// Bottom of stack = first push; top = second push.
expect(stack[0]?.choiceId).toBe("first");
expect(stack[1]?.choiceId).toBe("second");
});
it("throws runtime.choice-depth-exceeded on the 9th push and leaves the stack at 8", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
for (let i = 0; i < MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH; i++) {
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: `c${i}` }));
}
// The 9th push must throw with the exact error code.
expect(() =>
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "overflow" })),
).toThrow(/runtime\.choice-depth-exceeded/);
// Stack must be unchanged after the failed push.
const stack = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(stack.length).toBe(MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH);
expect(stack[stack.length - 1]?.choiceId).toBe(`c${MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH - 1}`);
});
});
describe("popPendingChoice", () => {
it("returns the most-recently-pushed frame (LIFO)", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
const first = makeChoice({ choiceId: "first" });
const second = makeChoice({ choiceId: "second" });
pushPendingChoice(engine, first);
pushPendingChoice(engine, second);
const popped = popPendingChoice(engine);
expect(popped?.choiceId).toBe("second");
// After one pop, only `first` remains.
const remaining = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(remaining.length).toBe(1);
expect(remaining[0]?.choiceId).toBe("first");
});
it("returns undefined when the stack is empty (no throw)", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
expect(popPendingChoice(engine)).toBeUndefined();
});
});
describe("peekPendingChoice", () => {
it("returns the top frame without modifying the stack", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "a" }));
pushPendingChoice(engine, makeChoice({ choiceId: "b" }));
const before = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
const peeked1 = peekPendingChoice(engine);
const peeked2 = peekPendingChoice(engine);
// Repeat reads return the same top frame.
expect(peeked1?.choiceId).toBe("b");
expect(peeked2?.choiceId).toBe("b");
// Stack is unchanged after the peeks.
const after = engine.session.get(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
) as readonly PendingChoice[];
expect(after.length).toBe(before.length);
expect(after[after.length - 1]?.choiceId).toBe("b");
});
it("returns undefined when the stack is empty (no throw)", () => {
const engine = new ChessEngine();
expect(peekPendingChoice(engine)).toBeUndefined();
});
});
describe("serialize/deserialize PendingChoice", () => {
it("round-trips through JSON.stringify with the bindings Map intact", () => {
const original: PendingChoice = makeChoice({
choiceId: "rt",
descriptorId: "D-7",
triggerPath: [3, 1, 4, 1, 5],
primitiveIndex: 9,
bindings: new Map<string, unknown>([
["winnerColor", "white"],
["pickedPieceId", 42],
["coinFlipResult", true],
["nestedObj", { a: 1, b: [2, 3] }],
]),
kind: "piece",
prompt: "Pick a piece to promote",
forPlayer: "black",
timeout: 30_000,
expiresAtTimestamp: 1_700_000_000_000,
});
// Sanity: a naive JSON.stringify on the in-memory shape silently
// loses the bindings Map. This is the bug the helpers exist to
// prevent — assert it explicitly so a future Map-aware
// JSON.stringify polyfill doesn't make this test trivially pass.
const naive = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(original)) as {
bindings: Record<string, unknown>;
};
expect(naive.bindings).toEqual({});
// Real path: serialize → JSON.stringify → JSON.parse → deserialize.
const serialized = serializePendingChoice(original);
const wire = JSON.stringify(serialized);
const parsed = JSON.parse(wire) as ReturnType<
typeof serializePendingChoice
>;
const restored = deserializePendingChoice(parsed);
// Every scalar / array field survives byte-identical.
expect(restored.choiceId).toBe(original.choiceId);
expect(restored.descriptorId).toBe(original.descriptorId);
expect(restored.triggerPath).toEqual(original.triggerPath);
expect(restored.primitiveIndex).toBe(original.primitiveIndex);
expect(restored.kind).toBe(original.kind);
expect(restored.prompt).toBe(original.prompt);
expect(restored.forPlayer).toBe(original.forPlayer);
expect(restored.timeout).toBe(original.timeout);
expect(restored.expiresAtTimestamp).toBe(original.expiresAtTimestamp);
// Bindings: Map shape preserved AND every entry survives
// (including the nested-object entry which `Map.toJSON` would
// drop without the explicit transform).
expect(restored.bindings).toBeInstanceOf(Map);
expect(restored.bindings.size).toBe(original.bindings.size);
expect(restored.bindings.get("winnerColor")).toBe("white");
expect(restored.bindings.get("pickedPieceId")).toBe(42);
expect(restored.bindings.get("coinFlipResult")).toBe(true);
expect(restored.bindings.get("nestedObj")).toEqual({ a: 1, b: [2, 3] });
// Insertion order is preserved (matters for resume context
// determinism — the param walker iterates bindings in order).
expect(Array.from(restored.bindings.keys())).toEqual(
Array.from(original.bindings.keys()),
);
});
it("omits optional fields from the serialized shape when absent", () => {
const choice = makeChoice();
expect(choice.timeout).toBeUndefined();
expect(choice.expiresAtTimestamp).toBeUndefined();
const serialized = serializePendingChoice(choice);
expect("timeout" in serialized).toBe(false);
expect("expiresAtTimestamp" in serialized).toBe(false);
const restored = deserializePendingChoice(serialized);
expect(restored.timeout).toBeUndefined();
expect(restored.expiresAtTimestamp).toBeUndefined();
});
});

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/**
* T45 — LIFO stack helpers for suspended request-choice frames.
*
* The `PendingChoices` attr on `GAME_ENTITY` (see schema.ts) holds a
* stack of {@link PendingChoice} frames. Each frame represents a
* `request-choice` primitive (T47) that suspended trigger execution
* pending a player decision. Resolution is **strict LIFO**: the
* innermost (most-recently-pushed) frame is the one the player
* answers next, even if multiple choices are nested. This matches
* the natural cascade order — an outer arm fires inner arms which
* may themselves request further choices.
*
* ## Why a stack, not a queue
*
* Trigger arms run synchronously in cascade order (`decisions.md`
* "Trigger Reentrance — Deferred Queue"). When an inner arm
* suspends, control unwinds back to the dispatcher, but the OUTER
* arm's continuation must not run until the inner choice resolves —
* otherwise the outer arm sees stale state. LIFO is the only
* ordering that preserves the call-graph semantics. Queue ordering
* (FIFO) would resume the outer arm first, breaking nesting.
*
* ## Depth cap = 8
*
* `MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH = 8` mirrors `RUNTIME_DEPTH_HARD_CAP` (plan
* T15). Eight levels of nested player choices in a single trigger
* cascade is already pathological — the cap exists to short-circuit
* runaway descriptor loops where each choice's resolution fires
* another trigger that requests yet another choice. Overflow throws
* a runtime error tagged `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded` so it
* surfaces in the WS error-broadcast pipeline (T43) the same way
* cascade-depth overflow does.
*
* The cap is enforced at PUSH time, not at validator time, because
* the depth is a function of runtime state (which descriptors are
* active, which moves have been played) — the validator cannot know
* whether a particular trigger arm will recurse 0, 1, or 8 levels
* deep without simulating execution.
*
* ## Immutability discipline
*
* Every helper that *modifies* the stack creates a new array via
* spread / `slice`. The plan's must-not-do list bans in-place
* mutation: the stack is stored as `readonly PendingChoice[]` in
* `ChessAttrMap`, and consumers (the WS broadcaster, the
* `submit-choice` handler) may hold references to the stack
* snapshot from a prior moment. Mutating in place would silently
* corrupt their view; replacing the whole array with a new
* reference makes the change explicit at the session-fact level.
*
* ## Serialization
*
* `PendingChoice.bindings` is a `ReadonlyMap<string, unknown>` — by
* design (T0 lock) — but `JSON.stringify` does not handle Maps:
* `JSON.stringify(new Map([["a", 1]]))` yields `"{}"` and silently
* drops every entry. The save/load pipeline therefore has to
* convert each `PendingChoice` through {@link serializePendingChoice}
* / {@link deserializePendingChoice} at the boundary. The on-the-
* wire shape ({@link SerializedPendingChoice}) replaces the Map
* with `ReadonlyArray<[string, unknown]>`, which is the canonical
* `Map.entries()` representation and round-trips cleanly through
* JSON.
*
* The in-memory shape stays a Map everywhere else because callers
* (the param-walker, the resume mechanism) want O(1) keyed lookup,
* not array scanning.
*/
import { GAME_ENTITY, type PendingChoice } from "../schema.js";
import type { ChessEngine } from "../engine.js";
import { runPrimitives } from "../modifiers/triggers.js";
import type {
EffectPrimitiveNode,
} from "../modifiers/primitives/types.js";
import type { BindingValue } from "../modifiers/primitives/context.js";
import { PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY } from "../modifiers/primitives/registry.js";
/**
* Hard cap on simultaneous suspended choice frames. Locked at T0:
* `decisions.md` "Player Choice — Suspended Execution" — "Maximum
* stack depth = 8". Aligns with `RUNTIME_DEPTH_HARD_CAP` from the
* cascade-depth limit; the two systems are orthogonal but share the
* same numeric ceiling because both protect against descriptor
* recursion bombs. Treat any change to this number as a
* plan-amending event.
*/
export const MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH = 8;
/**
* Push a new {@link PendingChoice} frame onto the stack.
*
* Throws `runtime.choice-depth-exceeded` if the resulting stack
* would exceed {@link MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH} — the existing stack is
* left untouched so callers don't need to roll back partial state.
*
* Always replaces the stack reference (never mutates the prior
* array) so consumers holding a snapshot from a previous moment
* keep observing the old shape.
*/
export function pushPendingChoice(
engine: ChessEngine,
choice: PendingChoice,
): void {
const stack =
(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices") as
| readonly PendingChoice[]
| undefined) ?? [];
if (stack.length >= MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH) {
throw new Error(
`runtime.choice-depth-exceeded: stack depth ${stack.length} >= ${MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH}`,
);
}
engine.session.insert(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices", [...stack, choice]);
}
/**
* Pop and return the top (innermost / most-recently-pushed) frame.
* Returns `undefined` if the stack is empty so callers don't need
* to peek-then-pop.
*
* Replaces the stack reference with a new array (sliced excluding
* the top element) for the same immutability reason
* `pushPendingChoice` rebuilds on push.
*/
export function popPendingChoice(
engine: ChessEngine,
): PendingChoice | undefined {
const stack =
(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices") as
| readonly PendingChoice[]
| undefined) ?? [];
if (stack.length === 0) return undefined;
const top = stack[stack.length - 1];
engine.session.insert(
GAME_ENTITY,
"PendingChoices",
stack.slice(0, -1),
);
return top;
}
/**
* Read the top frame without mutating the stack. Returns
* `undefined` if the stack is empty. Used by the WS broadcaster
* (T44) to render the prompt currently awaiting a response.
*/
export function peekPendingChoice(
engine: ChessEngine,
): PendingChoice | undefined {
const stack =
(engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "PendingChoices") as
| readonly PendingChoice[]
| undefined) ?? [];
return stack[stack.length - 1];
}
/**
* On-disk / on-the-wire shape of a {@link PendingChoice}. Identical
* to the in-memory type EXCEPT `bindings` is encoded as
* `ReadonlyArray<[string, unknown]>` (the `Map.entries()` shape)
* instead of a `ReadonlyMap`. This is the only field that requires
* a transform; every other field is already a JSON-native type.
*/
export interface SerializedPendingChoice {
readonly choiceId: string;
readonly descriptorId: string;
readonly triggerPath: readonly number[];
readonly primitiveIndex: number;
readonly bindings: ReadonlyArray<readonly [string, unknown]>;
readonly kind: "rps" | "piece" | "square" | "column" | "row";
readonly prompt: string;
readonly forPlayer: "white" | "black" | "both";
readonly timeout?: number;
readonly expiresAtTimestamp?: number;
}
/**
* Convert an in-memory {@link PendingChoice} into its JSON-safe
* counterpart. Call this at the save/serialize boundary —
* everywhere else the in-memory Map shape is preferred for O(1)
* keyed reads.
*
* Insertion order of the bindings Map is preserved by
* `Array.from(map.entries())` per the ES spec (Maps iterate in
* insertion order). This matters because the resume mechanism
* (T46) re-populates a fresh context from the deserialized array
* and must observe the same key order the original primitive saw.
*/
export function serializePendingChoice(
choice: PendingChoice,
): SerializedPendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: choice.choiceId,
descriptorId: choice.descriptorId,
triggerPath: choice.triggerPath,
primitiveIndex: choice.primitiveIndex,
bindings: Array.from(choice.bindings.entries()),
kind: choice.kind,
prompt: choice.prompt,
forPlayer: choice.forPlayer,
...(choice.timeout !== undefined ? { timeout: choice.timeout } : {}),
...(choice.expiresAtTimestamp !== undefined
? { expiresAtTimestamp: choice.expiresAtTimestamp }
: {}),
};
}
/**
* Inverse of {@link serializePendingChoice}: rehydrates the
* `bindings` field back into a `Map` so downstream consumers see
* the same shape they would have seen pre-serialization.
*
* The Map is constructed from a fresh array copy of the entries so
* mutating the deserialized choice's bindings (forbidden by the
* `ReadonlyMap` typing, but defended at the runtime boundary)
* cannot bleed back into the serialized snapshot.
*/
export function deserializePendingChoice(
serialized: SerializedPendingChoice,
): PendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: serialized.choiceId,
descriptorId: serialized.descriptorId,
triggerPath: serialized.triggerPath,
primitiveIndex: serialized.primitiveIndex,
bindings: new Map(serialized.bindings),
kind: serialized.kind,
prompt: serialized.prompt,
forPlayer: serialized.forPlayer,
...(serialized.timeout !== undefined
? { timeout: serialized.timeout }
: {}),
...(serialized.expiresAtTimestamp !== undefined
? { expiresAtTimestamp: serialized.expiresAtTimestamp }
: {}),
};
}
/**
* Walk a descriptor's primitive tree along `triggerPath` and return
* the surrounding primitive ARRAY (the "arm") at the destination,
* along with the suspended primitive node itself (so callers can
* read its `bind` param). Returns `undefined` if the path is invalid
* (out-of-bounds index, intermediate node has no children).
*
* Path semantics (locked by T0 / T46 plan):
* - Empty path `[]` → the arm is `descriptor.primitives` itself.
* - Non-empty path `[i0, i1, …, iN]` → walk into
* `descriptor.primitives[i0]`, descend via its
* `childPrimitives()` to get an inner array, index `[i1]` into
* THAT array, descend again, … the FINAL index `iN` selects the
* node whose `childPrimitives()` IS the resume arm.
*
* Concretely, every step EXCEPT the last walks "node → its child
* array → next child node". The final step walks "node → its child
* array (= the arm)". This matches the documented example
* "[0, 2] means: descriptor.primitives[0].params.primitives[2]" —
* `descriptor.primitives[0]` is the on-turn-start (or random-pick,
* conditional, etc.) wrapper; its child array contains the
* request-choice at index 2; the request-choice's siblings are the
* arm we resume.
*
* Returning the surrounding ARRAY (not just the node) is what the
* resume mechanism needs: `runPrimitives` expects a flat list of
* sibling primitives to execute, and the suspended request-choice
* lives at `arm[primitiveIndex]` with the to-resume tail at
* `arm.slice(primitiveIndex + 1)`.
*/
function walkTriggerPath(
topPrimitives: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[],
triggerPath: readonly number[],
): readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] | undefined {
// Empty path = the request-choice was at the top level of the
// descriptor's `primitives` array. The arm is `topPrimitives` itself.
if (triggerPath.length === 0) return topPrimitives;
let arm: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] = topPrimitives;
for (let depth = 0; depth < triggerPath.length; depth++) {
const idx = triggerPath[depth]!;
if (idx < 0 || idx >= arm.length) return undefined;
const node = arm[idx]!;
const primitive = PRIMITIVE_REGISTRY.get(node.kind);
if (primitive === undefined || primitive.childPrimitives === undefined) {
// Intermediate node has no nested children — path can't continue.
return undefined;
}
let children: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[];
try {
children = primitive.childPrimitives(node.params);
} catch {
return undefined;
}
arm = children;
}
return arm;
}
/**
* T46 — pop the top {@link PendingChoice} frame, restore its
* captured bindings, bind the player's submitted value to the
* request-choice's declared `bind` name, and resume
* {@link runPrimitives} on the suspended continuation.
*
* ## Continuation source = `params.then`, NOT sibling slice
*
* T47's `request-choice` primitive (see
* `modifiers/primitives/request-choice.ts`) stores the
* "what runs after the player picks" list under its OWN
* `params.then` — not in the surrounding arm's siblings. The plan
* doc T46 sketches an `arm.slice(primitiveIndex + 1)` model, but
* T47 (already landed) intentionally moved the continuation INTO
* the request-choice node so:
* - the continuation is statically discoverable via
* `childPrimitives(params)` for tree walkers (validator T34's
* binding-scope walker, manifest cleanup);
* - sibling primitives AFTER the request-choice in its arm are
* unreachable by construction (the `apply()` throws
* `SuspendedExecution`, the dispatcher never iterates past
* the throw), so they couldn't be a continuation even if we
* wanted them to be;
* - nesting works the natural way — `then` is just another
* `EffectPrimitiveNode[]`, so a request-choice's continuation
* can itself contain another request-choice (LIFO stack
* handles the recursion).
*
* Resume therefore: walk to the arm via `triggerPath`, locate the
* request-choice at `arm[primitiveIndex]`, read its `params.then`,
* and feed THAT array (not `arm.slice(...)`) to `runPrimitives`.
*
* ## Locking notes
*
* `PendingChoice` is the locked T0 shape — we DELIBERATELY do NOT
* extend it (e.g. with the resume `pieceId` or the request-choice's
* `bind` name) because the contract is fixed. Both pieces of info
* are recoverable from the descriptor at resume time:
*
* - `pieceId`: the resume target is `GAME_ENTITY`. request-choice
* is a game-level event ("pick a piece / square / column");
* inner primitives that need a piece target reach for it via
* bindings (the choice value itself, plus any prior
* `for-each-*` scope) rather than implicit `ctx.pieceId`. If a
* future descriptor genuinely needs the original suspending
* piece, it must capture that piece's id into bindings BEFORE
* the request-choice fires (`for-each-piece` does this
* naturally).
*
* - `bind` name: the suspended primitive node lives at
* `arm[primitiveIndex]` and is the request-choice itself. T47's
* contract guarantees the node's `params.bind` is the binding
* name for the player's value. We read it back here. When the
* suspended node is missing a `bind` (validator should have
* caught it; defensive case), the resume runs WITHOUT binding
* the value — matching how a no-bind variant would behave.
*
* ## Descriptor lookup
*
* Descriptors are stored on the per-engine
* {@link ChessEngine#customModifiers} registry (see ADR-4). We
* resolve `descriptorId → descriptor` via that registry. If the
* descriptor is gone (rare: profile reset between push and submit),
* the resume throws `runtime.descriptor-not-found` so the calling
* server / submit-choice handler can surface a diagnosable error
* to the player rather than silently dropping the resume. The pop
* has ALREADY happened at this point — the alternative (resume-
* before-pop or pop-only-on-success) would either loop forever on
* a missing descriptor or leak a dead frame; popping unconditionally
* is the cleanest failure mode.
*
* ## Cascade depth
*
* Resume re-enters `runPrimitives` at `cascadeDepth = 0`. The
* suspending arm's original cascadeDepth is NOT preserved on
* `PendingChoice` (locked schema). This is acceptable for V1: the
* cascade-depth cap (T15, hard cap = 8) protects against runaway
* trigger chains within a single arm, and a request-choice is by
* design a HARD BOUNDARY between arms (the player's network
* round-trip splits "pre-choice" from "post-choice"). Restarting
* the cascade counter from 0 on resume mirrors how a player-
* initiated `apply-modifier` action enters at depth 0.
*
* ## Strict LIFO + choiceId match
*
* The choiceId on the submit MUST match the top of the stack.
* Mismatches throw `runtime.choice-id-mismatch` rather than
* searching the stack — out-of-order resolution would violate the
* LIFO call-graph semantics documented at the top of this file.
* Mismatches do NOT pop the frame: the correct choiceId can still
* arrive later. Empty-stack submits throw
* `runtime.no-pending-choice`.
*/
export function submitChoiceAndResume(
engine: ChessEngine,
choiceId: string,
value: unknown,
): void {
const top = peekPendingChoice(engine);
if (top === undefined) {
throw new Error("runtime.no-pending-choice");
}
if (top.choiceId !== choiceId) {
// Do NOT pop on mismatch — the correct choiceId may still
// arrive. Popping here would lose the suspended frame.
throw new Error(
`runtime.choice-id-mismatch: expected ${top.choiceId}, got ${choiceId}`,
);
}
// Pop FIRST — re-running the resume on a still-pushed frame would
// loop indefinitely (a continuation that itself fires another
// request-choice would push a NEW frame; if this frame were still
// on the stack the LIFO ordering would be wrong). The pop is
// unconditional from here on; see header doc.
popPendingChoice(engine);
const descriptor = engine.customModifiers.get(top.descriptorId);
if (descriptor === undefined) {
throw new Error(
`runtime.descriptor-not-found: ${top.descriptorId}`,
);
}
const arm = walkTriggerPath(descriptor.primitives, top.triggerPath);
if (arm === undefined) {
throw new Error(
`runtime.trigger-path-invalid: ${top.triggerPath.join(",")}`,
);
}
if (top.primitiveIndex < 0 || top.primitiveIndex >= arm.length) {
throw new Error(
`runtime.trigger-path-invalid: primitiveIndex ${top.primitiveIndex} out of range for arm length ${arm.length}`,
);
}
const suspendedNode = arm[top.primitiveIndex]!;
// T47's request-choice schema stores the bind name under
// `params.bind` and the continuation under `params.then`.
// Defensively read via a structural check — the unknown-typed
// params shape mirrors the rest of the primitive tree's `unknown`
// discipline.
const params = suspendedNode.params;
let bindName: string | undefined;
let continuation: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] = [];
if (params !== null && typeof params === "object") {
if (
"bind" in params &&
typeof (params as { bind: unknown }).bind === "string"
) {
bindName = (params as { bind: string }).bind;
}
if (
"then" in params &&
Array.isArray((params as { then: unknown }).then)
) {
continuation = (params as { then: readonly EffectPrimitiveNode[] }).then;
}
}
// Restore captured bindings into a FRESH Map so the resume's
// `runPrimitives` cannot mutate the snapshot stored on the
// (already-popped, but possibly still referenced by callers)
// PendingChoice. The submitted value SHADOWS any same-named
// entry in the captured scope — a stale outer binding must not
// override the player's deliberate pick.
const restored = new Map<string, BindingValue>(
top.bindings as ReadonlyMap<string, BindingValue>,
);
if (bindName !== undefined) {
restored.set(bindName, value as BindingValue);
}
// Resume on GAME_ENTITY (the canonical game-level entity for
// request-choice cascades). Empty `continuation` is fine —
// `runPrimitives` no-ops on an empty node list, which is the
// natural behaviour when the request-choice declared no `then`.
runPrimitives(
engine,
GAME_ENTITY,
continuation,
/* depth */ 0,
/* event */ undefined,
restored,
/* cascadeDepth */ 0,
/* suppressTriggers */ false,
);
}

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packages/server/src/broadcast.ts
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@ -28,7 +28,10 @@ import {
import { RateLimiter } from "./middleware.js";
import {
PROTOCOL_VERSION,
validateMessageString,
SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS,
negotiateVersion,
shouldSkipV2Broadcast,
validateAnyMessageString,
type CustomModifierRegisterPayload,
type ErrorCode,
type Fact as WireFact,
@ -39,19 +42,33 @@ import {
type ModifierProfileRejectReason,
type ModifierProfileUpdatePayload,
type PresetActivation,
type RequestChoice,
type RoomCreatePayload,
type RoomJoinPayload,
type RoomSetPresetsPayload,
type ServerMessage,
type SubmitChoice,
type SupportedProtocolVersion,
type V2Message,
} from "./protocol.js";
import { DEFAULT_GRACE_MS, reconnectManager } from "./reconnect.js";
import { RoomRegistry } from "./rooms.js";
import { resolveLayoutRequest, toResolvedLayout } from "./layouts.js";
import {
choiceTimeoutManager,
decideDisconnectAction,
firstDefaultForKind,
getChoiceTimeoutPolicy,
hasPendingChoice,
} from "./choice-timeout.js";
import {
peekPendingChoice,
popPendingChoice,
validateProfile,
type ActionResult,
type ModifierProfile,
type ModifierValidationErrorCode,
type PendingChoice,
type PlayerAction,
} from "@paratype/chess";
@ -83,6 +100,16 @@ export interface ClientData {
token?: string;
/** Lazy-initialised on first message; one bucket per connection. */
rateLimiter?: RateLimiter;
/**
* T43: client capability version negotiated on the first frame
* via `negotiateVersion`. Pinned for the lifetime of the
* connection — re-negotiation isn't supported. Defaults to v1
* (the legacy behaviour) until the first `room.create` /
* `room.join` frame declares otherwise. The broadcast layer
* consults `shouldSkipV2Broadcast(protocolVersion)` before
* sending v2-only frames (request-choice).
*/
protocolVersion?: SupportedProtocolVersion;
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -130,6 +157,67 @@ export function unregisterConnection(ws: ServerWebSocket<ClientData>): void {
roomRegistry.markDisconnected(roomCode, token);
// T49 — choice-timeout disconnect handler. If the leaver had an
// unresolved choice on the engine's stack, the active
// `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` (T50) determines the outcome:
// - timeout-with-default → forfeit immediately (the leaver loses;
// opponent gets game.end; session is torn down). Skips the
// standard reconnect-grace window because the choice flow has
// already pinned the leaver to a synchronous decision.
// - no-timeout → enter a paused state. We mark the
// room paused but DO NOT start the grace timer — `no-timeout`
// means "wait indefinitely", so a 60s grace expiring into a
// game.end would defeat the policy. The leaver's reconnect
// path clears the pause flag and resumes the prompt.
// - none (no pending) → fall through to the standard grace.
const session = sessionRegistry.get(roomCode);
const action =
session !== undefined
? decideDisconnectAction(
getChoiceTimeoutPolicy(session.getEngine()),
hasPendingChoice(session.getEngine()),
)
: "none";
if (action === "forfeit") {
// Cancel any pending auto-default timer on this room — the
// forfeit decision supersedes the auto-resolve path.
choiceTimeoutManager.cancelAll(roomCode);
broadcastGameEnd(roomCode, token, "player_left");
roomRegistry.leaveRoom(roomCode, token);
if (roomRegistry.getRoom(roomCode) === undefined) {
sessionRegistry.delete(roomCode);
}
setActiveRooms(roomRegistry.getRoomCount());
logger
.child({ roomCode })
.info(
{ token },
"T49: forfeit on disconnect (timeout-with-default + pending choice)",
);
return;
}
if (action === "pause") {
// Mark the room paused. Subsequent move attempts from the
// remaining player are gated downstream (out of T49 scope —
// T49 owns the *transition into* paused, not the move-gate
// policy). No grace timer is started so the room persists
// until the leaver reconnects or the opponent explicitly
// leaves.
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(roomCode);
if (room !== undefined) {
room.pausedByChoiceDisconnect = { byToken: token, since: Date.now() };
}
logger
.child({ roomCode })
.info(
{ token },
"T49: paused on disconnect (no-timeout + pending choice)",
);
return;
}
// Capture roomCode + token into the closure so onExpire doesn't need
// any ambient `this`. The closure runs up to DEFAULT_GRACE_MS later
// on the event loop — by then ws.data may already be GC'd.
@ -184,6 +272,263 @@ function broadcastToRoom(code: string, msg: ServerMessage): void {
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// T44 — request-choice broadcast / submit-choice validation
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// When the engine pushes a PendingChoice (T45 stack) — typically via the
// request-choice primitive (T47) firing inside a trigger cascade — the WS
// layer is responsible for surfacing the prompt to the appropriate
// client(s). The flow is:
//
// 1. Engine pushes a frame onto `GAME_ENTITY.PendingChoices`.
// 2. broadcast layer calls `broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(roomCode, session)`
// which peeks the top, confirms it hasn't already been broadcast for
// this session, and emits a v2 `request-choice` frame to every
// connected v2 client whose color matches `forPlayer`. v1 clients
// are skipped (T43 negotiation; no fall back to auto-resolve here —
// that's T49's job).
// 3. Client(s) submit a `submit-choice` frame; the v2 dispatch in
// `handleV2Frame` validates choiceId-vs-top and value-vs-kind, then
// pops the frame (T44 owns validation; the engine resume mechanism
// lands in T46 — until then the popped value is dropped on the
// floor with a logger note).
//
// Per-session bookkeeping: we track the set of choiceIds already
// broadcast for each room so a re-entry into `broadcastTopChoiceIfNew`
// after a downstream applyMove doesn't double-emit the same prompt.
// The set is cleared whenever a choiceId is popped (resolved) so the
// memory footprint stays O(stack-depth) ≤ MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH = 8.
const broadcastedChoiceIds = new Map<string, Set<string>>();
function getBroadcastedSet(roomCode: string): Set<string> {
let set = broadcastedChoiceIds.get(roomCode);
if (set === undefined) {
set = new Set();
broadcastedChoiceIds.set(roomCode, set);
}
return set;
}
/**
* Build the v2 request-choice frame from a PendingChoice. Bindings are
* deliberately NOT serialised onto the wire — they're internal engine
* resume state, not client-relevant. `options` is left unset for now;
* future work (T47) populates it from the request-choice primitive's
* params when the legal value-space is known up front.
*/
function buildRequestChoice(choice: PendingChoice): RequestChoice {
const frame: RequestChoice = {
kind: "request-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: choice.choiceId,
descriptorId: choice.descriptorId,
prompt: choice.prompt,
choiceKind: choice.kind,
forPlayer: choice.forPlayer,
};
// Only attach optional fields when present so the wire shape stays
// compact and v2 clients see the same shape they assert against.
if (choice.timeout !== undefined) {
return { ...frame, timeout: choice.timeout };
}
if (choice.expiresAtTimestamp !== undefined) {
return { ...frame, expiresAtTimestamp: choice.expiresAtTimestamp };
}
return frame;
}
/**
* Send a v2 request-choice frame to every connected client in `roomCode`
* whose color matches `forPlayer` and who negotiated protocolVersion >= 2.
* v1 clients are SKIPPED (T43): the v1 envelope has no `request-choice`
* carrier and a v1 client wouldn't know what to do with one. The trigger
* suspension primitive falls back to auto-resolve via T49 in that case.
*/
function sendRequestChoice(
roomCode: string,
choice: PendingChoice,
): void {
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(roomCode);
if (!room) return;
const frame = buildRequestChoice(choice);
const json = JSON.stringify(frame);
for (const ws of getConnectionsInRoom(roomCode)) {
// v1 client → skip; the suspension semantics fall back to
// auto-resolve elsewhere in the pipeline.
const negotiated = ws.data.protocolVersion ?? 1;
if (shouldSkipV2Broadcast(negotiated)) continue;
// forPlayer gate — `"both"` means everyone, otherwise the
// single-color value restricts the prompt to that player. We
// resolve the socket's color from the room's player record
// because `ws.data` doesn't carry it.
if (choice.forPlayer !== "both") {
const player =
ws.data.token !== undefined
? room.players.get(ws.data.token)
: undefined;
if (!player || player.color !== choice.forPlayer) continue;
}
ws.send(json);
}
}
/**
* Inspect the top of the engine's PendingChoices stack and broadcast it
* to the appropriate clients, IF it hasn't already been broadcast for
* this room. Idempotent — safe to call after every state-mutating
* operation; only newly-pushed frames generate wire traffic.
*
* Exported for tests + the choice-flow integration points (`applyMove`
* post-tick, `performAction` post-tick, manual push for testing). The
* helper deliberately doesn't pop — the resolve path (submit-choice in
* `handleV2Frame`) owns popping.
*/
export function broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(
roomCode: string,
session: GameSession,
): void {
const top = peekPendingChoice(session.getEngine());
if (top === undefined) return;
const set = getBroadcastedSet(roomCode);
if (set.has(top.choiceId)) return;
set.add(top.choiceId);
sendRequestChoice(roomCode, top);
// T49 — arm the timeout timer at the same moment the prompt becomes
// visible to the client. We consult the engine's policy fact (T50)
// every call so a future "policy changes mid-game" pathway lands
// here automatically. The handler is captured into the closure so
// the timer fires against the SAME (roomCode, top) pair even if the
// stack churns underneath us before expiry.
armChoiceTimeoutFor(roomCode, session, top);
}
/**
* T49 — install a per-(roomCode, choiceId) timer that auto-resolves
* the prompt when the policy is `timeout-with-default` and the
* configured number of seconds elapses without a real
* `submit-choice`. No-op when:
* - the policy is `no-timeout` (no timer is ever armed); OR
* - a timer for this choiceId is already armed (re-broadcast
* idempotency — the underlying ChoiceTimeoutManager.arm is
* itself defensive about replacing an existing entry, but
* we shortcut here so we don't churn the timer's internal
* setTimeout handle on every `broadcastTopChoiceIfNew` call).
*
* The expiry callback simulates a synthetic submit-choice with
* `firstDefaultForKind(top.kind)`: it pops the top frame and
* clears the broadcast bookkeeping so a subsequent inner choice
* can be re-broadcast cleanly. T46's resume mechanism will replace
* the bare pop here with the real "thread the value back into the
* engine resume context" call — same parity as the human submit
* path in `handleSubmitChoice`.
*/
function armChoiceTimeoutFor(
roomCode: string,
session: GameSession,
top: PendingChoice,
): void {
const policy = getChoiceTimeoutPolicy(session.getEngine());
if (policy.mode !== "timeout-with-default") return;
if (choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(roomCode, top.choiceId)) return;
const durationMs = policy.seconds * 1000;
const choiceId = top.choiceId;
const kind = top.kind;
choiceTimeoutManager.arm(roomCode, choiceId, durationMs, () => {
// Defensive: the session/room may have been torn down between
// arming and firing. A late-arriving timer must never crash the
// server or operate on stale state.
const liveSession = sessionRegistry.get(roomCode);
if (liveSession === undefined) return;
const stillTop = peekPendingChoice(liveSession.getEngine());
// Race guard: a real submit-choice that landed milliseconds
// before expiry has already popped the frame. The
// ChoiceTimeoutManager.cancel call in handleSubmitChoice
// should suppress this callback in that race, but the macrotask
// ordering between `clearTimeout` and an already-queued timeout
// callback is implementation-defined — re-checking the top
// before any side-effect is the only correct guard.
if (stillTop === undefined || stillTop.choiceId !== choiceId) return;
// Auto-resolve with the first option for this kind. The value
// bypasses the wire-side `isValidChoiceValue` check (it never
// touches the wire); the engine resume path (T46) will do its
// own kind-specific legality gate.
const defaultValue = firstDefaultForKind(kind);
void defaultValue; // T46: thread into engine resume context.
const popped = popPendingChoice(liveSession.getEngine());
if (popped !== undefined) {
forgetBroadcastedChoiceId(roomCode, popped.choiceId);
}
logger
.child({ roomCode })
.info(
{ choiceId, kind },
"T49: choice timeout expired; auto-resolved with first option",
);
});
}
/**
* Drop bookkeeping for a choiceId once it has been resolved. Called
* from the submit-choice handler after `popPendingChoice` succeeds.
*/
function forgetBroadcastedChoiceId(roomCode: string, choiceId: string): void {
const set = broadcastedChoiceIds.get(roomCode);
if (!set) return;
set.delete(choiceId);
if (set.size === 0) broadcastedChoiceIds.delete(roomCode);
}
/**
* Validate that `value` is a legal choice for the requested kind.
* Mirror the spec locked at T44:
* - "rps" → "rock" | "paper" | "scissors"
* - "piece" → number (entityId; non-negative integer)
* - "square" → number 0..63
* - "column" → number 0..7
* - "row" → number 0..7
* Returns `true` when `value` matches the kind's expected value-space.
*
* Engines / presets can still reject the value semantically downstream
* (e.g. picking an opponent's piece in a self-only choice), but the
* structural check here gates obvious garbage at the wire boundary so
* we don't feed arbitrary types into the resume mechanism (T46).
*/
function isValidChoiceValue(
kind: PendingChoice["kind"],
value: unknown,
): boolean {
switch (kind) {
case "rps":
return value === "rock" || value === "paper" || value === "scissors";
case "piece":
return (
typeof value === "number" &&
Number.isInteger(value) &&
value >= 0
);
case "square":
return (
typeof value === "number" &&
Number.isInteger(value) &&
value >= 0 &&
value <= 63
);
case "column":
case "row":
return (
typeof value === "number" &&
Number.isInteger(value) &&
value >= 0 &&
value <= 7
);
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Envelope builders
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -217,6 +562,242 @@ function errorMessage(
// Message dispatch
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Send a v2 top-level frame (e.g. `protocol-version-mismatch`).
* v2 frames are NOT wrapped in the v1 envelope — they travel as
* standalone JSON objects with a `kind` discriminator. See T43
* design notes in protocol.ts.
*/
function sendV2(ws: ServerWebSocket<ClientData>, msg: V2Message): void {
ws.send(JSON.stringify(msg));
}
/**
* T43: per-frame capability negotiation. Inspects the envelope's
* optional `protocolVersion` field and either pins it on
* `ws.data.protocolVersion` (first declaration) or rejects the
* frame on mismatch (unknown version) / re-negotiation attempt
* (a different version than the one already pinned).
*
* Returns `true` when the caller should keep processing the
* frame; `false` when the negotiation failed and the socket has
* already been sent a `protocol-version-mismatch` (and closed).
*/
function negotiateOrReject(
ws: ServerWebSocket<ClientData>,
declared: number | undefined,
): boolean {
// Treat `undefined` as "no declaration on THIS frame" — that is a
// no-op (the pinned value, if any, stands; the default of v1 if
// not yet pinned). Avoids forcing every subsequent frame to repeat
// the declaration.
if (declared === undefined) {
if (ws.data.protocolVersion === undefined) ws.data.protocolVersion = 1;
return true;
}
const negotiated = negotiateVersion(declared);
if (negotiated === "mismatch") {
sendV2(ws, {
kind: "protocol-version-mismatch",
supported: [...SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS],
});
ws.close();
return false;
}
// First-time pin OR matching re-declaration both succeed; only a
// contradicting subsequent declaration fails. We treat that as a
// mismatch to keep the invariant "one version per connection" —
// a misbehaving client that flips versions mid-stream is not a
// case we want to silently accept.
if (
ws.data.protocolVersion !== undefined &&
ws.data.protocolVersion !== negotiated
) {
sendV2(ws, {
kind: "protocol-version-mismatch",
supported: [...SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS],
});
ws.close();
return false;
}
ws.data.protocolVersion = negotiated;
return true;
}
/**
* T43/T44: route a v2 top-level frame after `validateMessage` narrowed
* it. T43 covers schema + negotiation; T44 wires the actual semantics
* for `submit-choice` (peek-top-of-stack, validate choiceId match,
* validate value-vs-kind, pop). `request-choice` and
* `protocol-version-mismatch` are server-only — a client emitting one
* is misuse and surfaces as a non-fatal INVALID_MESSAGE.
*/
function handleV2Frame(
ws: ServerWebSocket<ClientData>,
frame: V2Message,
): void {
switch (frame.kind) {
case "submit-choice":
handleSubmitChoice(ws, frame);
return;
case "request-choice":
case "protocol-version-mismatch":
// Server-only frames; clients have no business sending these.
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"INVALID_MESSAGE",
`server-only frame "${frame.kind}" received from client`,
false,
),
);
return;
}
}
/**
* T44 — validate and apply an inbound `submit-choice` frame.
*
* Validation pipeline (rejections all surface as non-fatal
* INVALID_MESSAGE — wire-shape was already proven by `V2MessageSchema`,
* so failures here are semantic):
*
* 1. The submitter must be authenticated into a room (`BAD_TOKEN`
* otherwise — same wire code as game.move).
* 2. The room must have a live session.
* 3. The PendingChoices stack must be non-empty.
* 4. `frame.choiceId` MUST equal the top frame's `choiceId`.
* Out-of-order submissions (resolving an outer frame before its
* inner) are rejected verbatim — LIFO is non-negotiable.
* 5. The submitting player's color must be authorised by the top
* frame's `forPlayer` ("both" admits either side; a single-color
* value rejects the opposite side as `BAD_TOKEN`).
* 6. `frame.value` must structurally match the top frame's `kind`
* (see `isValidChoiceValue`). Failures emit a `protocol.invalid-
* choice-value` message.
*
* On full success: the frame is popped (`popPendingChoice`),
* bookkeeping for the broadcasted-set is cleared, and the popped
* value is currently DROPPED — T46 will replace this with the real
* resume mechanism (`submitChoiceAndResume`). The pop itself is
* preserved so the LIFO contract holds even before T46 lands.
*/
function handleSubmitChoice(
ws: ServerWebSocket<ClientData>,
frame: SubmitChoice,
): void {
const { roomCode, token } = ws.data;
if (roomCode === undefined || token === undefined) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage("BAD_TOKEN", "not authenticated into a room", false),
);
return;
}
const player = roomRegistry.getPlayerByToken(roomCode, token);
if (!player) {
sendTo(ws, errorMessage("BAD_TOKEN", "unknown token for room", false));
return;
}
const session = sessionRegistry.get(roomCode);
if (!session) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"INVALID_MESSAGE",
"internal error: missing game session",
true,
),
);
ws.close();
return;
}
const top = peekPendingChoice(session.getEngine());
if (top === undefined) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"INVALID_MESSAGE",
"submit-choice received but no pending choice on the stack",
false,
),
);
return;
}
// LIFO guard. The client must resolve the innermost (top) frame —
// submitting a different choiceId is either a stale retry from a
// prior frame or a misordered nested-choice resolution.
if (frame.choiceId !== top.choiceId) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"INVALID_MESSAGE",
`submit-choice choiceId mismatch: expected top "${top.choiceId}", got "${frame.choiceId}"`,
false,
),
);
return;
}
// forPlayer gate. "both" admits either color; otherwise the
// submitter's color must match. The opposite-color path is BAD_TOKEN
// because the misuse is "this player has no authority to resolve
// this prompt" — same family as a turn-order violation.
if (top.forPlayer !== "both" && top.forPlayer !== player.color) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"BAD_TOKEN",
`submit-choice not authorised: prompt is for ${top.forPlayer}, submitter is ${player.color}`,
false,
),
);
return;
}
// Structural value check against the prompt's kind. Failures land
// under `protocol.invalid-choice-value` per the T44 spec.
if (!isValidChoiceValue(top.kind, frame.value)) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"INVALID_MESSAGE",
`protocol.invalid-choice-value: value ${JSON.stringify(frame.value)} is not a legal "${top.kind}" choice`,
false,
),
);
return;
}
// T49 — cancel the auto-default timer first so an in-flight macrotask
// for THIS choiceId can't race with the human submission. The
// expiry callback's race-guard would catch it anyway, but cancelling
// up front keeps the timer registry size bounded by the actual
// number of unresolved choices and avoids an audible "auto-resolve
// fired after submit" log line in the latency window.
choiceTimeoutManager.cancel(roomCode, frame.choiceId);
// Pop the top frame and drop the bookkeeping entry. T46 will replace
// the bare pop with the real resume mechanism (which threads the
// value back into the engine's resume context); for now we satisfy
// the LIFO contract and clear our broadcast tracking so the next
// pending choice on this socket can be re-broadcast cleanly.
const popped = popPendingChoice(session.getEngine());
if (popped !== undefined) {
forgetBroadcastedChoiceId(roomCode, popped.choiceId);
}
logger
.child({ clientId: ws.data.clientId, roomCode })
.info(
{ choiceId: frame.choiceId, kind: top.kind },
"submit-choice (pre-T46: value accepted, resume not yet wired)",
);
}
/**
* Entry point for every inbound WS frame. Order of checks mirrors
* PROTOCOL.md §Error Handling: framing → size → parse → dispatch.
@ -230,7 +811,7 @@ export function handleMessage(
incMessages();
const str = typeof raw === "string" ? raw : raw.toString("utf8");
const result = validateMessageString(str);
const result = validateAnyMessageString(str);
if (!result.ok) {
// VERSION_MISMATCH is fatal per PROTOCOL.md; other parse failures are
// still fatal in v1 because we have no way to resync on a malformed
@ -244,7 +825,24 @@ export function handleMessage(
return;
}
const msg = result.data;
// T43: route v2 top-level frames separately. Inbound v2 frames are
// currently `submit-choice` (T44 wires the handler) — for now we
// surface a non-fatal INVALID_MESSAGE since no choice flow has been
// implemented yet. `protocol-version-mismatch` from a client is
// illegal (server-only); fail closed.
if (result.data.wire === "v2") {
handleV2Frame(ws, result.data.message);
return;
}
const msg = result.data.message;
// T43: every v1 frame can carry an optional `protocolVersion`
// envelope field (clients announce their capability on the first
// frame, typically `room.create` / `room.join`). Negotiate before
// dispatch so subsequent v2-only outbound traffic (e.g.
// request-choice) consults the pinned value.
if (!negotiateOrReject(ws, msg.protocolVersion)) return;
// Server-originated messages arriving from a client are protocol errors
// — we never expect to see them inbound. The union includes them so the
// single Schema can round-trip; here we gate them out.
@ -403,7 +1001,18 @@ function handleRoomCreate(
profile,
payload.preferredColor,
);
sessionRegistry.create(code, rulesetIds, resolvedLayout, profile);
// T50 — thread the wire-supplied choice-timeout policy through to
// the engine. `payload.choiceTimeout` is optional on the wire; when
// omitted the engine falls back to its DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY
// so old clients (and clients that explicitly omit the field)
// produce identical engine state to clients that supply the default.
sessionRegistry.create(
code,
rulesetIds,
resolvedLayout,
profile,
payload.choiceTimeout,
);
ws.data.roomCode = code;
ws.data.token = token;
setActiveRooms(roomRegistry.getRoomCount());
@ -457,7 +1066,19 @@ function handleRoomJoin(
payload.code,
envelopeToken,
);
if (existing && reconnectManager.isPending(envelopeToken)) {
// T49 — a `no-timeout` choice-disconnect parks the room in
// `pausedByChoiceDisconnect` WITHOUT starting a grace window
// (`isPending` would be false). Treat the paused-and-mine case
// as an alternative reconnect signal so the leaver can still
// resume their pending choice.
const pausedRoom = roomRegistry.getRoom(payload.code);
const isPausedReconnect =
existing !== undefined &&
pausedRoom?.pausedByChoiceDisconnect?.byToken === envelopeToken;
if (
existing &&
(reconnectManager.isPending(envelopeToken) || isPausedReconnect)
) {
handleReconnect(ws, payload.code, existing.token, existing.color);
return;
}
@ -550,24 +1171,37 @@ function handleReconnect(
token: string,
color: "white" | "black",
): void {
// cancelGrace MUST return deltas (isPending was true above), but we
// defend against a race where the timer fires between the isPending
// check and here. If the window expired we fall back to treating this
// as a failed reconnect — the caller already emitted game.end.
const missed = reconnectManager.cancelGrace(token);
if (missed === undefined) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"ROOM_NOT_FOUND",
`reconnect grace expired for room ${code}`,
false,
),
);
return;
// T49 — a paused-by-choice-disconnect reconnect path skips the
// ReconnectManager entirely (we never armed a grace timer for it).
// Detect that case BEFORE the cancelGrace call so an undefined
// return value isn't misread as an expired grace. `missed` is the
// empty array in the paused case — there were no deltas to buffer
// because the game was paused, not running.
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(code);
const isPausedReconnect =
room?.pausedByChoiceDisconnect?.byToken === token;
let missed: ReturnType<typeof reconnectManager.cancelGrace> | undefined;
if (isPausedReconnect) {
missed = [];
} else {
// cancelGrace MUST return deltas (isPending was true above), but we
// defend against a race where the timer fires between the isPending
// check and here. If the window expired we fall back to treating this
// as a failed reconnect — the caller already emitted game.end.
missed = reconnectManager.cancelGrace(token);
if (missed === undefined) {
sendTo(
ws,
errorMessage(
"ROOM_NOT_FOUND",
`reconnect grace expired for room ${code}`,
false,
),
);
return;
}
}
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code);
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(code);
if (!session || !room) {
sendTo(
ws,
@ -580,6 +1214,19 @@ function handleReconnect(
return;
}
// T49 — clear the paused flag so subsequent move/action handlers
// (downstream of T49 scope) un-gate. The pending-choice frame on
// the engine stack stays put and is re-broadcast below via the
// request-choice idempotence helper.
if (room.pausedByChoiceDisconnect !== undefined) {
delete room.pausedByChoiceDisconnect;
// Drop the broadcast bookkeeping for this room's pending
// choices so the prompt is RE-broadcast to the returning
// client (the original frame went out before they
// disconnected and was never delivered to a re-bound socket).
broadcastedChoiceIds.delete(code);
}
roomRegistry.markConnected(code, token);
ws.data.roomCode = code;
ws.data.token = token;
@ -633,6 +1280,15 @@ function handleReconnect(
for (const delta of missed) {
sendTo(ws, envelope("game.delta", delta.payload));
}
// T49 — if the engine still has a pending choice (typical of the
// paused-reconnect path, but also benign if a non-pause reconnect
// happens to land mid-choice), re-broadcast the top frame to the
// re-bound socket. The bookkeeping was cleared above so the
// idempotence guard inside `broadcastTopChoiceIfNew` permits the
// re-emit. No timer is re-armed for `no-timeout` policies; the
// existing `armChoiceTimeoutFor` no-ops in that mode.
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
}
function handleRoomLeave(ws: ServerWebSocket<ClientData>): void {
@ -765,6 +1421,12 @@ function handleGameMove(
// this — the pending slot is shared across the room.
applyPendingProfileIfAny(roomCode, session);
// T44 — if the move's tick pushed a request-choice onto the
// PendingChoices stack (request-choice primitive fired during a
// trigger arm), surface it to the appropriate client(s) NOW. v1
// clients are skipped; the broadcast is idempotent across re-entry.
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(roomCode, session);
// If any preset durations expired during this move's tick, push the
// new set so clients stop rendering those rules. We skip the broadcast
// when the set is byte-identical to pre-move — the common case —
@ -957,6 +1619,11 @@ function handleGameAction(
// the existing reconciliation path for free.
broadcastGameStateSnapshot(roomCode, session);
// T44 — same hook as handleGameMove: if performAction's pipeline
// pushed a request-choice frame, surface it to the appropriate
// client(s) immediately after the snapshot.
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(roomCode, session);
// Terminal-state guard — mirrors handleGameMove. If the action
// happened to end the game (rare in v1 but possible once future
// presets ship), emit game.end so the UI can transition out of

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@ -0,0 +1,569 @@
// T49 — choice-timeout enforcement + disconnect handler tests.
//
// Two layers of coverage live here:
//
// 1. *Pure-helper* unit tests against the policy + default tables in
// `choice-timeout.ts`. These need no engine and no timers — they
// pin the locked T49 contract (default value per kind, disconnect
// action mapping) so a future drift produces an immediate test
// failure rather than a silent semantic regression.
// 2. *Manager* tests against `ChoiceTimeoutManager` driven by
// vitest fake timers. Same structural pattern as
// `reconnect.test.ts` — the timer registry is storage-only so the
// tests stay free of WS / engine wiring.
// 3. *Wired* tests against `broadcast.ts` integration via the
// mock-WS pattern from `ws.request-choice.test.ts`. These cover
// the end-to-end paths the task brief calls out:
// - timer fires → top frame is auto-popped
// - real submit-choice cancels the pending timer
// - disconnect mid-choice under `timeout-with-default` →
// forfeit (game.end to opponent + session torn down)
// - disconnect mid-choice under `no-timeout` →
// paused state (no game.end, no grace timer, room intact)
//
// The task spec mandates fake timers (MUST NOT use Date.now). All
// timer-sensitive assertions advance the clock explicitly via
// `vi.advanceTimersByTime`.
import type { ServerWebSocket } from "bun";
import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from "vitest";
import {
pushPendingChoice,
type ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
type PendingChoice,
} from "@paratype/chess";
import {
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew,
handleMessage,
registerConnection,
roomRegistry,
sessionRegistry,
unregisterConnection,
type ClientData,
} from "./broadcast.js";
import {
ChoiceTimeoutManager,
choiceTimeoutManager,
decideDisconnectAction,
firstDefaultForKind,
getChoiceTimeoutPolicy,
hasPendingChoice,
} from "./choice-timeout.js";
import { PROTOCOL_VERSION, type ClientMessage } from "./protocol.js";
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Mock ServerWebSocket — same shape as ws.request-choice.test.ts
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
interface MockWs extends ServerWebSocket<ClientData> {
readonly sent: unknown[];
readonly closed: boolean;
}
function makeMockWs(clientId: string): MockWs {
const sent: unknown[] = [];
const closedFlag = { value: false };
const ws = {
data: { clientId } as ClientData,
sent,
get closed(): boolean {
return closedFlag.value;
},
send(msg: string | Buffer): number {
const str = typeof msg === "string" ? msg : msg.toString("utf8");
sent.push(JSON.parse(str));
return str.length;
},
close(): void {
closedFlag.value = true;
},
} as unknown as MockWs;
return ws;
}
function findMsgOfType(ws: MockWs, type: string): unknown | undefined {
return ws.sent.find(
(m) =>
typeof m === "object" &&
m !== null &&
((m as { type?: unknown }).type === type ||
(m as { kind?: unknown }).kind === type),
);
}
function nextMsgOfType(
ws: MockWs,
type: string,
): { payload?: Record<string, unknown>; [k: string]: unknown } {
const idx = ws.sent.findIndex(
(m) =>
typeof m === "object" &&
m !== null &&
((m as { type?: unknown }).type === type ||
(m as { kind?: unknown }).kind === type),
);
if (idx < 0) {
const tags = ws.sent.map(
(m) =>
(m as { type?: string; kind?: string }).type ??
(m as { kind?: string }).kind,
);
throw new Error(
`no message of type/kind "${type}" in inbox (got ${JSON.stringify(tags)})`,
);
}
const msg = ws.sent[idx] as { payload?: Record<string, unknown> };
ws.sent.splice(idx, 1);
return msg;
}
function sendClient(
ws: MockWs,
type: ClientMessage["type"],
payload: unknown,
opts: { seq?: number; protocolVersion?: number; token?: string } = {},
): void {
const env: Record<string, unknown> = {
v: PROTOCOL_VERSION,
seq: opts.seq ?? 1,
ts: Date.now(),
type,
payload,
};
if (opts.protocolVersion !== undefined) {
env["protocolVersion"] = opts.protocolVersion;
}
if (opts.token !== undefined) {
env["token"] = opts.token;
}
handleMessage(ws, JSON.stringify(env));
}
function sendV2(ws: MockWs, frame: Record<string, unknown>): void {
handleMessage(ws, JSON.stringify(frame));
}
interface RoomCtx {
white: MockWs;
black: MockWs;
code: string;
whiteToken: string;
blackToken: string;
}
function setupRoom(opts?: {
choiceTimeout?: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue;
}): RoomCtx {
const white = makeMockWs(`white-${Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 8)}`);
const black = makeMockWs(`black-${Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 8)}`);
registerConnection(white);
registerConnection(black);
const createPayload: Record<string, unknown> = { rulesetIds: [] };
if (opts?.choiceTimeout !== undefined) {
createPayload["choiceTimeout"] = opts.choiceTimeout;
}
sendClient(white, "room.create", createPayload, { protocolVersion: 2 });
const created = nextMsgOfType(white, "room.created");
const code = created["payload"]!["code"] as string;
const whiteToken = created["payload"]!["token"] as string;
sendClient(
black,
"room.join",
{ code },
{ protocolVersion: 2 },
);
const joined = nextMsgOfType(black, "room.joined");
const blackToken = joined["payload"]!["token"] as string;
// Drain initial game.state frames.
nextMsgOfType(white, "game.state");
nextMsgOfType(black, "game.state");
return { white, black, code, whiteToken, blackToken };
}
function buildPendingChoice(overrides: Partial<PendingChoice>): PendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: "choice-1",
descriptorId: "test-descriptor",
triggerPath: [0],
primitiveIndex: 0,
bindings: new Map(),
kind: "rps",
prompt: "rock-paper-scissors?",
forPlayer: "both",
...overrides,
};
}
function teardownRoom(ctx: RoomCtx): void {
// Force-close both sockets without going through the disconnect
// handler so the singleton state from one test doesn't bleed into
// the next. We then explicitly tear down the room via a
// roomRegistry.leaveRoom call so room codes don't accumulate.
unregisterConnection(ctx.white);
unregisterConnection(ctx.black);
// Last-resort cleanup for any timer or paused flag that survived
// the disconnect path (e.g. forfeit branches that already cleaned up).
choiceTimeoutManager.cancelAll(ctx.code);
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Pure-helper tests
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
describe("T49 — firstDefaultForKind (locked default table)", () => {
it("rps → 'rock'", () => {
expect(firstDefaultForKind("rps")).toBe("rock");
});
it("piece → -1 (sentinel; T46 resume layer interprets)", () => {
expect(firstDefaultForKind("piece")).toBe(-1);
});
it("square → 0 (a1)", () => {
expect(firstDefaultForKind("square")).toBe(0);
});
it("column → 0 (file a)", () => {
expect(firstDefaultForKind("column")).toBe(0);
});
it("row → 0 (rank 1)", () => {
expect(firstDefaultForKind("row")).toBe(0);
});
});
describe("T49 — decideDisconnectAction (locked policy table)", () => {
it("no pending choice → 'none' regardless of policy", () => {
expect(
decideDisconnectAction(
{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 },
false,
),
).toBe("none");
expect(
decideDisconnectAction({ mode: "no-timeout" }, false),
).toBe("none");
});
it("timeout-with-default + pending → 'forfeit'", () => {
expect(
decideDisconnectAction(
{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 30 },
true,
),
).toBe("forfeit");
});
it("no-timeout + pending → 'pause'", () => {
expect(
decideDisconnectAction({ mode: "no-timeout" }, true),
).toBe("pause");
});
});
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ChoiceTimeoutManager (in-isolation; mirrors reconnect.test.ts)
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
describe("ChoiceTimeoutManager", () => {
let mgr: ChoiceTimeoutManager;
beforeEach(() => {
mgr = new ChoiceTimeoutManager();
vi.useFakeTimers();
});
afterEach(() => {
mgr.clearAll();
vi.useRealTimers();
});
it("arm + isArmed reflects the registry state", () => {
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "choice-1", 1_000, () => {});
expect(mgr.isArmed("ROOM-A", "choice-1")).toBe(true);
expect(mgr.isArmed("ROOM-A", "choice-2")).toBe(false);
expect(mgr.isArmed("ROOM-B", "choice-1")).toBe(false);
});
it("timer fires onExpire after duration and removes the entry", () => {
const onExpire = vi.fn();
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "choice-1", 100, onExpire);
expect(mgr.isArmed("ROOM-A", "choice-1")).toBe(true);
vi.advanceTimersByTime(150);
expect(onExpire).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
expect(mgr.isArmed("ROOM-A", "choice-1")).toBe(false);
});
it("cancel within the window suppresses the callback", () => {
const onExpire = vi.fn();
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "choice-1", 1_000, onExpire);
expect(mgr.cancel("ROOM-A", "choice-1")).toBe(true);
vi.advanceTimersByTime(2_000);
expect(onExpire).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
expect(mgr.cancel("ROOM-A", "choice-1")).toBe(false); // idempotent
});
it("cancelAll(roomCode) drops every timer in that room only", () => {
const a = vi.fn();
const b = vi.fn();
const c = vi.fn();
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "c-1", 100, a);
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "c-2", 100, b);
mgr.arm("ROOM-B", "c-3", 100, c);
mgr.cancelAll("ROOM-A");
vi.advanceTimersByTime(200);
expect(a).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
expect(b).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
expect(c).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
});
it("re-arming the same key replaces the prior timer (no leak)", () => {
const first = vi.fn();
const second = vi.fn();
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "c-1", 100, first);
mgr.arm("ROOM-A", "c-1", 100, second);
vi.advanceTimersByTime(200);
expect(first).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
expect(second).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
expect(mgr.size()).toBe(0);
});
});
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// End-to-end (broadcast.ts) integration
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
describe("T49 — choice timeout enforcement (e2e via broadcast)", () => {
beforeEach(() => {
vi.useFakeTimers();
});
afterEach(() => {
vi.useRealTimers();
});
it("auto-resolves the top frame after the policy deadline elapses (timeout-with-default)", () => {
const ctx = setupRoom({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 5 },
});
const session = sessionRegistry.get(ctx.code)!;
// Confirm the engine seeded the policy fact correctly.
expect(getChoiceTimeoutPolicy(session.getEngine())).toEqual({
mode: "timeout-with-default",
seconds: 5,
});
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "rps-timeout",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(ctx.code, session);
// Both clients receive the prompt; the timer is armed.
nextMsgOfType(ctx.white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(ctx.black, "request-choice");
expect(choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(ctx.code, "rps-timeout")).toBe(true);
expect(hasPendingChoice(session.getEngine())).toBe(true);
// Just before the deadline: nothing has happened.
vi.advanceTimersByTime(4_999);
expect(hasPendingChoice(session.getEngine())).toBe(true);
// Cross the deadline: the auto-resolve fires, the frame is popped,
// and the registry forgets the entry.
vi.advanceTimersByTime(2);
expect(hasPendingChoice(session.getEngine())).toBe(false);
expect(choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(ctx.code, "rps-timeout")).toBe(false);
teardownRoom(ctx);
});
it("does NOT arm a timer under no-timeout policy; the prompt waits indefinitely", () => {
const ctx = setupRoom({ choiceTimeout: { mode: "no-timeout" } });
const session = sessionRegistry.get(ctx.code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "no-timeout-prompt",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(ctx.code, session);
nextMsgOfType(ctx.white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(ctx.black, "request-choice");
expect(
choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(ctx.code, "no-timeout-prompt"),
).toBe(false);
// Advance an hour: the engine still holds the pending frame.
vi.advanceTimersByTime(60 * 60 * 1_000);
expect(hasPendingChoice(session.getEngine())).toBe(true);
teardownRoom(ctx);
});
it("a real submit-choice cancels the pending auto-default timer", () => {
const ctx = setupRoom({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 5 },
});
const session = sessionRegistry.get(ctx.code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "submit-cancels",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(ctx.code, session);
nextMsgOfType(ctx.white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(ctx.black, "request-choice");
expect(
choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(ctx.code, "submit-cancels"),
).toBe(true);
sendV2(ctx.white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "submit-cancels",
value: "paper",
});
expect(findMsgOfType(ctx.white, "error")).toBeUndefined();
expect(
choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(ctx.code, "submit-cancels"),
).toBe(false);
// Advance well past the original deadline — no second pop, no
// crash; the auto-resolve callback was cancelled.
vi.advanceTimersByTime(60_000);
expect(hasPendingChoice(session.getEngine())).toBe(false);
teardownRoom(ctx);
});
});
describe("T49 — disconnect handler", () => {
beforeEach(() => {
vi.useFakeTimers();
});
afterEach(() => {
vi.useRealTimers();
});
it("timeout-with-default + disconnect mid-choice → forfeit (game.end + room torn down)", () => {
const ctx = setupRoom({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 30 },
});
const session = sessionRegistry.get(ctx.code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "mid-flight",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(ctx.code, session);
nextMsgOfType(ctx.white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(ctx.black, "request-choice");
// White disconnects with an unresolved choice on the stack.
unregisterConnection(ctx.white);
// Black receives game.end (forfeit; opponent wins) immediately —
// the choice-timeout-disconnect path supersedes the standard
// 60s grace window, which would otherwise have suppressed the
// game.end until expiry.
const end = nextMsgOfType(ctx.black, "game.end");
expect(end["payload"]!["winner"]).toBe("black");
expect(end["payload"]!["reason"]).toBe("player_left");
// White's slot is gone (leaveRoom called inline); black's slot
// survives so the room itself stays alive until they leave.
expect(roomRegistry.getPlayerByToken(ctx.code, ctx.whiteToken)).toBeUndefined();
// No pending auto-default timer survived the forfeit.
expect(
choiceTimeoutManager.isArmed(ctx.code, "mid-flight"),
).toBe(false);
// The room is NOT in the paused-by-choice state (forfeit chose
// a hard tear-down for the leaver, not a pause).
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(ctx.code);
expect(room?.pausedByChoiceDisconnect).toBeUndefined();
unregisterConnection(ctx.black);
});
it("no-timeout + disconnect mid-choice → paused; no game.end, no grace timer", () => {
const ctx = setupRoom({ choiceTimeout: { mode: "no-timeout" } });
const session = sessionRegistry.get(ctx.code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "paused-prompt",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(ctx.code, session);
nextMsgOfType(ctx.white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(ctx.black, "request-choice");
unregisterConnection(ctx.white);
// Black received NO game.end — the game is paused, not over.
expect(findMsgOfType(ctx.black, "game.end")).toBeUndefined();
// The room survives, with the paused flag set.
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(ctx.code);
expect(room).toBeDefined();
expect(room!.pausedByChoiceDisconnect).toMatchObject({
byToken: ctx.whiteToken,
});
// The session is still alive and still holds the pending frame.
const aliveSession = sessionRegistry.get(ctx.code);
expect(aliveSession).toBeDefined();
expect(hasPendingChoice(aliveSession!.getEngine())).toBe(true);
// Advance an hour; nothing fires, the room stays paused.
vi.advanceTimersByTime(60 * 60 * 1_000);
expect(roomRegistry.getRoom(ctx.code)).toBeDefined();
expect(hasPendingChoice(aliveSession!.getEngine())).toBe(true);
unregisterConnection(ctx.black);
// Force-clear any leftover state from the second disconnect.
if (roomRegistry.getRoom(ctx.code) !== undefined) {
roomRegistry.leaveRoom(ctx.code, ctx.blackToken);
sessionRegistry.delete(ctx.code);
}
choiceTimeoutManager.cancelAll(ctx.code);
});
it("no-pending-choice disconnect falls through to the standard reconnect-grace path (unchanged)", () => {
const ctx = setupRoom({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 30 },
});
// No pushPendingChoice — engine stack is empty.
unregisterConnection(ctx.white);
// Standard grace path: the room survives the disconnect (the
// 60s grace timer is armed), the slot is marked disconnected,
// and no game.end fires immediately.
const room = roomRegistry.getRoom(ctx.code);
expect(room).toBeDefined();
expect(room!.pausedByChoiceDisconnect).toBeUndefined();
expect(findMsgOfType(ctx.black, "game.end")).toBeUndefined();
teardownRoom(ctx);
});
});

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@ -0,0 +1,302 @@
// T49 — choice-timeout enforcement + disconnect handler.
//
// This module owns the *server-side* timing layer that complements the
// engine-owned `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` fact (T50, on `GAME_ENTITY`). The
// engine itself never schedules timers — it only carries the policy
// value so a single source of truth is bound to the game session
// (chess/src/schema.ts §"T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy"). The
// WS layer ((un-)registerConnection + broadcastTopChoiceIfNew +
// handleSubmitChoice in `broadcast.ts`) consults this module to:
//
// 1. ARM a timer when a `request-choice` is broadcast and the policy
// is `timeout-with-default`. On expiry the top frame is auto-
// resolved with `firstDefaultForKind` and the resume mechanism
// proceeds as if the player had submitted that value (today,
// pre-T46, the popped frame is dropped — same behaviour as the
// real submit-choice handler).
// 2. CANCEL the timer when a real `submit-choice` arrives so the
// auto-default never races a successful submission.
// 3. DECIDE on disconnect: with `timeout-with-default` policy a
// mid-choice disconnect forfeits the leaver; with `no-timeout`
// the game enters a paused state until reconnect.
//
// Locked by `decisions.md` §"Choice Timeout & Disconnect" (notepad
// `thressgame-coverage`); no policy decisions are made here — this
// module is pure mechanism for the policy already chosen at T50 and
// stored on the engine.
//
// ## Why a separate module
//
// Keeping the timer registry out of `broadcast.ts` is deliberate:
// - it stays storage-only (no WS imports), mirroring the
// `ReconnectManager` split — same shape, same testability;
// - the disconnect-policy decision is a pure function of (policy,
// hasPendingChoice) and easy to unit-test without a mock socket;
// - tests can drive the manager with `vi.useFakeTimers()` without
// spinning up the broadcast layer (the task spec mandates fake
// timers — `MUST NOT DO: Use Date.now in tests`).
import {
GAME_ENTITY,
peekPendingChoice,
type ChessEngine,
type ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
type PendingChoice,
} from "@paratype/chess";
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Per-kind first-option defaults
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Canonical "first option" value used to auto-resolve a pending
* choice when its timer expires under `timeout-with-default`.
*
* Locked by the T49 task brief ("first option" defaults table):
* - rps → "rock" — first rock-paper-scissors token.
* - piece → -1 — sentinel id; T46's resume layer
* treats it as "no piece chosen"
* (or "first ally piece" depending
* on the descriptor's contract).
* The wire-side structural check
* (`isValidChoiceValue` in
* broadcast.ts) rejects -1, which
* is intentional: a *real* client
* cannot submit -1 — the server
* only constructs it for the auto-
* resolve path, which bypasses the
* wire validator.
* - square → 0 — a1 in 0-indexed square space.
* - column → 0 — file a.
* - row → 0 — rank 1.
*
* The function is exhaustive over `PendingChoice["kind"]`; adding a
* new kind to the schema fails the typecheck here.
*/
export function firstDefaultForKind(
kind: PendingChoice["kind"],
): "rock" | number {
switch (kind) {
case "rps":
return "rock";
case "piece":
return -1;
case "square":
case "column":
case "row":
return 0;
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Policy reader
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Read the active `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` from `GAME_ENTITY`. The engine
* always seeds this fact at construction time (T50 default
* `{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 }`) so the lookup
* is total — a missing fact would indicate engine corruption and
* the function returns the wire-default to fail open.
*
* Returning the default rather than throwing means a hypothetical
* test that constructs an engine without seeding the policy still
* gets predictable behaviour; production paths always have the fact.
*/
export function getChoiceTimeoutPolicy(
engine: ChessEngine,
): ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue {
const fact = engine.session.get(GAME_ENTITY, "ChoiceTimeoutPolicy") as
| ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue
| undefined;
return fact ?? { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 };
}
/**
* Convenience wrapper: is there an unresolved choice frame on the
* engine's stack? Used by the disconnect handler to decide whether
* the choice-timeout policy is even relevant — a disconnect with no
* pending choice falls through to the standard reconnect-grace
* pipeline unchanged.
*/
export function hasPendingChoice(engine: ChessEngine): boolean {
return peekPendingChoice(engine) !== undefined;
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Disconnect-policy decision
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* What should the WS layer do when a player disconnects with a
* pending choice on the stack?
*
* - `"forfeit"` — `timeout-with-default` mode. The disconnected
* player loses immediately; the opponent receives `game.end`
* and the session is torn down without waiting for the standard
* reconnect-grace window (the choice-timeout decision is more
* specific than the generic disconnect path).
* - `"pause"` — `no-timeout` mode. The game enters a paused
* state until the leaver reconnects; no `game.end` is broadcast,
* no auto-resolve fires, and the standard grace-window timer
* is suppressed (tearing the room down on a 60s grace expiry
* would defeat the "paused indefinitely" contract).
* - `"none"` — no pending choice. The disconnect is unrelated
* to the choice flow; the standard reconnect-grace path applies
* verbatim.
*
* Pure function of (policy, hasPending) — no I/O, no state. The
* `decisions.md` table (notepad `thressgame-coverage` §"Choice
* Timeout & Disconnect") locks the policy → action mapping; this
* implementation must mirror that table exactly. Any drift requires
* a notepad amendment first.
*/
export type DisconnectAction = "forfeit" | "pause" | "none";
export function decideDisconnectAction(
policy: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
pending: boolean,
): DisconnectAction {
if (!pending) return "none";
switch (policy.mode) {
case "timeout-with-default":
return "forfeit";
case "no-timeout":
return "pause";
}
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ChoiceTimeoutManager — per-(roomCode, choiceId) timer registry
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Composite key for a timer entry. (roomCode, choiceId) is the
* minimal disambiguator: a single room may have multiple stacked
* choices in flight (LIFO depth ≤ MAX_CHOICE_DEPTH = 8) and the
* top-of-stack id changes as inner frames resolve.
*
* String concatenation is fine — choiceIds are server-minted UUID-
* like tokens and roomCodes are 6-char alphanumeric; no separator
* collision is reachable.
*/
function timerKey(roomCode: string, choiceId: string): string {
return `${roomCode}\x00${choiceId}`;
}
interface TimerEntry {
handle: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout>;
/** Captured at arm time so cancellation can confirm we're cancelling
* the same logical entry the caller intends. */
roomCode: string;
choiceId: string;
}
/**
* Storage-only timer registry for the choice-timeout flow. Mirrors
* the structural shape of `ReconnectManager` — start/cancel/clearAll
* — so the broadcast layer's mental model is uniform across the two
* timer subsystems.
*
* A single process-global instance is exported as `choiceTimeoutManager`
* (alongside `roomRegistry` / `sessionRegistry` / `reconnectManager`
* in broadcast.ts). Tests construct fresh instances per `describe`
* block to avoid cross-test pollution.
*/
export class ChoiceTimeoutManager {
private readonly timers = new Map<string, TimerEntry>();
/**
* Arm a timer for `(roomCode, choiceId)`. On expiry, `onExpire`
* runs on the event loop and the entry is forgotten from the
* registry BEFORE the callback fires — same semantics as
* `ReconnectManager.startGrace` so an `onExpire` that calls back
* into `isArmed` sees `false`.
*
* Calling `arm` twice for the same key replaces the previous
* timer (defensive; the broadcast layer is supposed to call
* `arm` at most once per choiceId, but a re-broadcast under
* `broadcastTopChoiceIfNew`'s idempotence check shouldn't leak a
* timer on the off chance the bookkeeping diverges).
*/
arm(
roomCode: string,
choiceId: string,
durationMs: number,
onExpire: () => void,
): void {
const key = timerKey(roomCode, choiceId);
const existing = this.timers.get(key);
if (existing) clearTimeout(existing.handle);
const handle = setTimeout(() => {
// Forget the entry FIRST so onExpire's downstream calls
// (`isArmed`, `cancel`) observe a consistent post-fire state.
this.timers.delete(key);
onExpire();
}, durationMs);
// Same `unref` defensive call as ReconnectManager: a pending
// timer must not block process shutdown in tests that forget
// to clearAll() — Bun's setTimeout is Node-compatible.
if (typeof (handle as { unref?: () => void }).unref === "function") {
(handle as { unref: () => void }).unref();
}
this.timers.set(key, { handle, roomCode, choiceId });
}
/**
* Cancel the armed timer for `(roomCode, choiceId)`. Returns
* `true` if a timer was cancelled, `false` if no timer was
* pending (already fired or never armed). Idempotent — safe to
* call from the submit-choice handler unconditionally.
*/
cancel(roomCode: string, choiceId: string): boolean {
const key = timerKey(roomCode, choiceId);
const entry = this.timers.get(key);
if (!entry) return false;
clearTimeout(entry.handle);
this.timers.delete(key);
return true;
}
/**
* Cancel every timer scoped to `roomCode`. Used at room teardown
* (game.end / leaveRoom / forfeit on choice-disconnect) so a
* pending auto-resolve doesn't fire after the session is gone.
*/
cancelAll(roomCode: string): void {
for (const [key, entry] of this.timers.entries()) {
if (entry.roomCode === roomCode) {
clearTimeout(entry.handle);
this.timers.delete(key);
}
}
}
/** True iff an unfired timer is registered for the key. */
isArmed(roomCode: string, choiceId: string): boolean {
return this.timers.has(timerKey(roomCode, choiceId));
}
/**
* Diagnostics-only: clear every timer without firing callbacks.
* Tests use this in `afterEach` to keep the singleton clean.
*/
clearAll(): void {
for (const entry of this.timers.values()) {
clearTimeout(entry.handle);
}
this.timers.clear();
}
/** Number of armed timers (for tests / metrics). */
size(): number {
return this.timers.size;
}
}
/**
* Process-global manager shared by `broadcast.ts`. Singleton matches
* the rest of the server's wiring (roomRegistry, sessionRegistry,
* reconnectManager).
*/
export const choiceTimeoutManager = new ChoiceTimeoutManager();

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@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ import {
validateProfile,
type ActionResult,
type ActivationRequest,
type ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
type ModifierProfile,
type ModifierValidationErrorCode,
type PlayerAction,
@ -139,17 +140,31 @@ export class GameSession {
* pass straight through to `EngineOptions.profile`, which seeds
* the modifier facts and auto-activates the
* `__modifier-profile-integration__` preset.
* @param choiceTimeout — optional per-game choice-timeout policy
* (T50). Threaded straight through to `EngineOptions.choiceTimeout`
* which seeds the `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` fact on `GAME_ENTITY`.
* When omitted the engine seeds its own
* `DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY` so the server's wire-default
* and the engine's construction-default coincide. The protocol
* schema has already enforced `seconds >= 1` upstream; this
* layer trusts the value.
*/
constructor(
rulesetIds: readonly string[] = [],
layout?: StartingLayout,
profile?: ModifierProfile,
choiceTimeout?: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
) {
// Build the options bag once, including only the keys that were
// supplied — ChessEngine treats missing keys as "use default".
const opts: { layout?: StartingLayout; profile?: ModifierProfile } = {};
const opts: {
layout?: StartingLayout;
profile?: ModifierProfile;
choiceTimeout?: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue;
} = {};
if (layout !== undefined) opts.layout = layout;
if (profile !== undefined) opts.profile = profile;
if (choiceTimeout !== undefined) opts.choiceTimeout = choiceTimeout;
this.engine = Object.keys(opts).length > 0
? new ChessEngine(opts)
: new ChessEngine();
@ -289,6 +304,22 @@ export class GameSession {
return this.engine.getCurrentTurn();
}
/**
* T44 — escape hatch for the WS broadcast layer to introspect the
* underlying engine when wiring suspended-execution flows
* (request-choice / submit-choice). The broadcast layer needs to
* peek/pop the engine's `PendingChoices` stack via the chess-side
* pending-choices helpers; those helpers take a `ChessEngine`
* directly so we expose it here rather than mirroring every helper
* onto GameSession. Keep the surface narrow — production code
* should funnel state mutations through GameSession's typed methods
* (applyMove, performAction, reconcileProfile). This accessor is
* deliberately scoped to the choice-flow integration point.
*/
getEngine(): ChessEngine {
return this.engine;
}
/**
* Is the game terminally over? Returns the terminal descriptor or null.
* Cheap — just reads the sticky flag set in applyMove.
@ -432,20 +463,28 @@ export class GameSessionRegistry {
* `layout` is optional; when provided, the engine opens from it
* instead of the FIDE default. `profile` is optional; when provided
* the engine seeds modifier facts on piece entities and auto-
* activates the integration preset.
* activates the integration preset. `choiceTimeout` (T50) is the
* per-game choice-timeout policy; when omitted the engine falls
* back to `DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY`.
*/
create(
code: string,
rulesetIds?: readonly string[],
layout?: StartingLayout,
profile?: ModifierProfile,
choiceTimeout?: ChoiceTimeoutPolicyValue,
): GameSession {
if (this.sessions.has(code)) {
throw new Error(
`GameSessionRegistry: session already exists for code "${code}"`,
);
}
const session = new GameSession(rulesetIds ?? [], layout, profile);
const session = new GameSession(
rulesetIds ?? [],
layout,
profile,
choiceTimeout,
);
this.sessions.set(code, session);
return session;
}

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@ -2,12 +2,22 @@ import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import {
validateMessage,
validateMessageString,
validateAnyMessage,
validateAnyMessageString,
negotiateVersion,
shouldSkipV2Broadcast,
PROTOCOL_VERSION,
SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS,
LATEST_PROTOCOL_VERSION,
ClientMessageSchema,
ServerMessageSchema,
ModifierProfileSchema,
ModifierProfileUpdatePayloadSchema,
RoomCreatePayloadSchema,
RequestChoiceSchema,
SubmitChoiceSchema,
ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema,
V2MessageSchema,
MODIFIER_PROFILE_INVALID,
MODIFIER_PROFILE_NO_KING,
MODIFIER_PROFILE_INVULN_KING,
@ -15,6 +25,8 @@ import {
type AnyMessage,
type ClientMessage,
type ServerMessage,
type RequestChoice,
type SubmitChoice,
} from "./protocol.js";
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -474,6 +486,85 @@ describe("RoomCreatePayloadSchema preferredColor", () => {
});
});
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// T50 — choiceTimeout on room.create
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
describe("RoomCreatePayloadSchema choiceTimeout (T50)", () => {
it("omitted is valid (legacy clients land on engine default)", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
if (r.success) {
// Field must be absent rather than coerced — the engine, not the
// wire schema, is responsible for falling back to
// DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY when the option is missing.
expect(r.data.choiceTimeout).toBeUndefined();
}
});
it("accepts explicit timeout-with-default + positive seconds", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
if (r.success) {
expect(r.data.choiceTimeout).toEqual({
mode: "timeout-with-default",
seconds: 60,
});
}
});
it("accepts no-timeout (no seconds field)", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "no-timeout" },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
if (r.success) {
expect(r.data.choiceTimeout).toEqual({ mode: "no-timeout" });
}
});
it("rejects an unknown mode discriminator", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "fast-forward", seconds: 30 },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects timeout-with-default with non-positive seconds", () => {
// `seconds` must be >= 1 — non-positive timeouts would disable
// the very feature the policy enables. The wire-layer bound keeps
// the engine contract simple (engine trusts the value verbatim).
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 0 },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects timeout-with-default with negative seconds", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: -10 },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects timeout-with-default with non-integer seconds", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 1.5 },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects timeout-with-default missing seconds", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
choiceTimeout: { mode: "timeout-with-default" },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("composes with rulesetIds + preferredColor + choiceTimeout", () => {
const r = RoomCreatePayloadSchema.safeParse({
rulesetIds: ["piece-hp"],
preferredColor: "random",
choiceTimeout: { mode: "no-timeout" },
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
});
describe("validateMessageString", () => {
it("parses a valid JSON string frame", () => {
const msg: ClientMessage = {
@ -1027,3 +1118,418 @@ describe("game.action schema validation", () => {
expect(mod.KNOWN_MESSAGE_TYPES).toContain("game.action");
});
});
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// T43 — WS protocol v2 schema + version negotiation
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Two flavours of test:
// - Schema parsing for the new v2 frames (request-choice / submit-choice
// / protocol-version-mismatch) and their discriminated union.
// - The pure `negotiateVersion` helper that resolves a client's
// declared `protocolVersion` against the server's supported set.
// Plus a backward-compat smoke for v1 — old envelope frames must still
// validate byte-identically through both `validateMessage` and the new
// unified `validateAnyMessage` entry point.
describe("T43 — supported version constants", () => {
it("exposes both v1 and v2 in the supported list", () => {
// The order matters for the protocol-version-mismatch wire frame:
// the server emits this list verbatim so clients can show a
// human-readable "supports v1 or v2" message. Lock it down.
expect([...SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS]).toEqual([1, 2]);
});
it("LATEST_PROTOCOL_VERSION pins the highest supported version", () => {
expect(LATEST_PROTOCOL_VERSION).toBe(2);
});
it("envelope PROTOCOL_VERSION (the v1 wire literal) is unchanged", () => {
// v2 added new top-level frames; the v1 envelope itself is
// byte-identical pre/post T43, so this constant MUST stay 1.
expect(PROTOCOL_VERSION).toBe(1);
});
});
describe("T43 — negotiateVersion helper", () => {
it("resolves undefined to v1 (backward compat for pre-T43 clients)", () => {
// The whole point: a client that doesn't know about
// protocolVersion should keep working as a v1 client. The
// server uses this fallback to skip v2-only broadcasts via
// `shouldSkipV2Broadcast`, so request-choice never lands on a
// v1 client unable to render it.
expect(negotiateVersion(undefined)).toBe(1);
});
it("resolves 1 to 1 (explicit v1 declaration)", () => {
expect(negotiateVersion(1)).toBe(1);
});
it("resolves 2 to 2 (v2 client opts in)", () => {
expect(negotiateVersion(2)).toBe(2);
});
it("returns 'mismatch' for an unknown future version", () => {
// A future v3 client must NOT be silently downgraded — that
// would let the server pretend to understand a frame shape it
// doesn't, hiding bugs. Force the client to handle the
// protocol-version-mismatch frame instead.
expect(negotiateVersion(3)).toBe("mismatch");
expect(negotiateVersion(99)).toBe("mismatch");
});
it("returns 'mismatch' for nonsense values (negative, zero)", () => {
// Even though the wire schema rejects non-positive integers
// for the field, callers may receive unparsed inbound JSON
// before validation runs — the helper should refuse all
// non-supported values, not just the positive ones.
expect(negotiateVersion(0)).toBe("mismatch");
expect(negotiateVersion(-1)).toBe("mismatch");
});
});
describe("T43 — shouldSkipV2Broadcast", () => {
it("v1 clients skip v2-only broadcasts", () => {
// This is the wire-level expression of "v1 client receives no
// request-choice broadcasts" — the server-side broadcast
// helpers consult this before pushing a v2 frame.
expect(shouldSkipV2Broadcast(1)).toBe(true);
});
it("v2 clients receive v2-only broadcasts", () => {
expect(shouldSkipV2Broadcast(2)).toBe(false);
});
});
// Reusable v2 fixtures.
const validRequestChoice = {
kind: "request-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "choice-1",
descriptorId: "modifier:rps-duel",
prompt: "Choose rock, paper, or scissors",
choiceKind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
options: ["rock", "paper", "scissors"],
timeout: 30_000,
expiresAtTimestamp: 1_745_000_030_000,
} as const satisfies RequestChoice;
const validSubmitChoice = {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "choice-1",
value: "rock",
} as const satisfies SubmitChoice;
describe("T43 — RequestChoiceSchema", () => {
it("accepts a fully-populated request-choice", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse(validRequestChoice);
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
it("accepts a minimal request-choice (no options/timeout/expires)", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
kind: "request-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "c1",
descriptorId: "modifier:promote",
prompt: "Pick a piece",
choiceKind: "piece",
forPlayer: "white",
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
it("rejects protocolVersion !== 2 (v1 has no request-choice)", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validRequestChoice,
protocolVersion: 1,
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects an unknown choiceKind", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validRequestChoice,
choiceKind: "coin-flip",
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects empty-string choiceId", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validRequestChoice,
choiceId: "",
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects negative timeout", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validRequestChoice,
timeout: -1,
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("accepts forPlayer = 'white' | 'black' | 'both'", () => {
for (const forPlayer of ["white", "black", "both"] as const) {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validRequestChoice,
forPlayer,
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
}
});
it("rejects forPlayer = 'draw' (not a valid choice target)", () => {
const r = RequestChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validRequestChoice,
forPlayer: "draw",
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
});
describe("T43 — SubmitChoiceSchema", () => {
it("accepts a well-formed submit-choice", () => {
const r = SubmitChoiceSchema.safeParse(validSubmitChoice);
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
it("accepts arbitrary value shapes (kind-dependent legality)", () => {
// The wire schema treats `value` as `unknown` because legal
// shape depends on the underlying `choiceKind` (string vs
// pieceId number vs square name). Engine-side validation
// gates the actual content; the wire just transports it.
const cases: unknown[] = [
"rock",
42,
{ square: "e4" },
["rock", "paper"],
null,
];
for (const value of cases) {
const r = SubmitChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validSubmitChoice,
value,
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
}
});
it("rejects protocolVersion !== 2", () => {
const r = SubmitChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validSubmitChoice,
protocolVersion: 1,
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects empty choiceId", () => {
const r = SubmitChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validSubmitChoice,
choiceId: "",
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects wrong literal kind", () => {
const r = SubmitChoiceSchema.safeParse({
...validSubmitChoice,
kind: "request-choice",
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
});
describe("T43 — ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema", () => {
it("accepts a well-formed mismatch frame", () => {
const r = ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema.safeParse({
kind: "protocol-version-mismatch",
supported: [1, 2],
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
it("requires at least one supported version", () => {
const r = ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema.safeParse({
kind: "protocol-version-mismatch",
supported: [],
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
it("rejects non-positive supported versions", () => {
const r = ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema.safeParse({
kind: "protocol-version-mismatch",
supported: [0, 1],
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
});
describe("T43 — V2MessageSchema (discriminated union)", () => {
it("narrows on `kind` to RequestChoice", () => {
const r = V2MessageSchema.safeParse(validRequestChoice);
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
if (r.success) expect(r.data.kind).toBe("request-choice");
});
it("narrows on `kind` to SubmitChoice", () => {
const r = V2MessageSchema.safeParse(validSubmitChoice);
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
it("narrows on `kind` to ProtocolVersionMismatch", () => {
const r = V2MessageSchema.safeParse({
kind: "protocol-version-mismatch",
supported: [1, 2],
});
expect(r.success).toBe(true);
});
it("rejects an unknown v2 kind", () => {
const r = V2MessageSchema.safeParse({
kind: "future-v3-frame",
protocolVersion: 2,
});
expect(r.success).toBe(false);
});
});
describe("T43 — validateAnyMessage entry-point routing", () => {
it("routes a v1 envelope frame through the v1 path", () => {
const r = validateAnyMessage({
...envelope,
type: "room.create",
payload: {},
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
if (r.ok) {
expect(r.data.wire).toBe("v1");
if (r.data.wire === "v1") {
expect(r.data.message.type).toBe("room.create");
}
}
});
it("routes a v2 top-level frame through the v2 path", () => {
const r = validateAnyMessage(validRequestChoice);
expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
if (r.ok) {
expect(r.data.wire).toBe("v2");
if (r.data.wire === "v2") {
expect(r.data.message.kind).toBe("request-choice");
}
}
});
it("routes submit-choice through the v2 path", () => {
const r = validateAnyMessage(validSubmitChoice);
expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
if (r.ok) {
expect(r.data.wire).toBe("v2");
}
});
it("a v2 frame with stray `v` falls through to v1's clearer error", () => {
// Defensive routing: a malformed mix (kind=v2 frame plus a v
// field) should not silently parse as v2 — the v1 path's
// VERSION_MISMATCH gate gives the human a more obvious clue
// about what's wrong (likely a copy-paste of the wrong
// envelope shape).
const r = validateAnyMessage({
v: 99,
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "c1",
value: 1,
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/VERSION_MISMATCH/);
});
it("propagates JSON.parse errors via validateAnyMessageString", () => {
const r = validateAnyMessageString("{not json");
expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/INVALID_MESSAGE.*malformed JSON/);
});
it("rejects v2-shaped frames missing required fields", () => {
const r = validateAnyMessage({
kind: "request-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
// missing choiceId / descriptorId / prompt / choiceKind / forPlayer
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/INVALID_MESSAGE/);
});
});
describe("T43 — backward compat (v1 envelope unchanged)", () => {
it("v1 frame without protocolVersion field still parses (legacy clients)", () => {
// Pre-T43 clients have no idea protocolVersion exists; their
// frames omit it entirely. Server must continue to accept.
const r = validateMessage({
...envelope,
type: "room.create",
payload: {},
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
});
it("v1 frame WITH protocolVersion: 2 still parses (v2 client opt-in)", () => {
// This is the actual handshake path: a v2-aware client adds
// the field to its first envelope frame to declare capability.
// The envelope must accept it without breaking the schema.
const r = validateMessage({
...envelope,
protocolVersion: 2,
type: "room.create",
payload: {},
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
});
it("v1 frame with protocolVersion: 1 also parses (explicit declaration)", () => {
const r = validateMessage({
...envelope,
protocolVersion: 1,
type: "room.join",
payload: { code: "ABC123" },
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(true);
});
it("validateMessage rejects v2 top-level frames (v1-only entry point)", () => {
// The legacy `validateMessage` is v1-only by contract — v2
// frames have no `v` envelope and must take the
// `validateAnyMessage` path instead. This test pins the
// separation so callers don't accidentally route v2 traffic
// into the v1 parser.
const r = validateMessage(validRequestChoice);
expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/VERSION_MISMATCH/);
});
it("validateMessageString remains v1-only (string entry point)", () => {
const r = validateMessageString(JSON.stringify(validSubmitChoice));
expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
if (!r.ok) expect(r.error).toMatch(/VERSION_MISMATCH/);
});
it("envelope rejects negative protocolVersion field value", () => {
// The field is `z.number().int().positive().optional()` —
// negative values fail at the envelope shape gate before
// negotiateVersion ever runs. Belt-and-braces.
const r = validateMessage({
...envelope,
protocolVersion: -1,
type: "room.leave",
payload: {},
});
expect(r.ok).toBe(false);
});
});

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packages/server/src/protocol.ts
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@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
// Chess server WebSocket protocol v1 — Zod schemas & validation.
// Chess server WebSocket protocol v1/v2 — Zod schemas & validation.
// See PROTOCOL.md for the full spec.
import { z } from "zod";
import type { ModifierProfile } from "@paratype/chess";
@ -7,8 +7,36 @@ import type { ModifierProfile } from "@paratype/chess";
// Primitives
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Wire envelope version for v1 messages. A *separate* concept from
* `protocolVersion` (T43): the envelope `v` discriminates the message
* envelope shape (introduced in v1 and unchanged), while
* `protocolVersion` is a CLIENT-DECLARED capability flag negotiated
* at handshake time. v2 introduces new message kinds (request-choice
* / submit-choice) without altering the v1 envelope, so existing
* clients keep parsing their own traffic byte-for-byte unchanged.
*/
export const PROTOCOL_VERSION = 1 as const;
/**
* Highest *client capability* version this server understands (T43).
* Clients announce their capability via `protocolVersion` on the
* first frame (`room.create` / `room.join`); see `negotiateVersion`.
*
* v1 — original protocol; no request-choice / submit-choice support.
* v2 — adds the player-choice flow (T43-T50).
*
* Older v1 clients (or any client that omits `protocolVersion`) are
* treated as v1 and never receive request-choice broadcasts, so
* trigger suspension degrades gracefully (auto-resolve fallback;
* see plan T43 line 1442). Unknown versions are rejected fatally
* with `protocol-version-mismatch`.
*/
export const SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS = [1, 2] as const;
export type SupportedProtocolVersion =
(typeof SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS)[number];
export const LATEST_PROTOCOL_VERSION = 2 as const;
export const ColorSchema = z.enum(["white", "black"]);
export type Color = z.infer<typeof ColorSchema>;
@ -111,6 +139,16 @@ const envelopeShape = {
seq: z.number().int().nonnegative(),
ts: z.number().int().positive(),
token: z.string().uuid().optional(),
/**
* T43: client capability declaration. Clients announce on their
* first frame which top-level protocol version they speak; the
* server pins this on `ws.data.protocolVersion` for the duration
* of the connection. Optional for backward compat — absent =
* treated as v1 by `negotiateVersion`. The envelope `v` field
* remains `1` because the envelope SHAPE itself didn't change in
* v2; only new message *kinds* were added at the top level.
*/
protocolVersion: z.number().int().positive().optional(),
} as const;
// A permissive envelope-only parser used to inspect `v` and `type` before
@ -320,6 +358,51 @@ void _modifierProfileKeyCheck;
export const PreferredColorSchema = z.enum(["white", "black", "random"]);
export type PreferredColor = z.infer<typeof PreferredColorSchema>;
/**
* T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy. Threaded through `room.create`
* into `EngineOptions.choiceTimeout`; the chess engine seeds the
* resolved value onto `GAME_ENTITY` under the `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy`
* attr at construction time so the WS-layer timer + disconnect
* handler (T49) has a single authoritative source bound to the
* session.
*
* Two modes (locked verbatim by the chess-side `decisions.md`
* § "Choice Timeout & Disconnect"):
* - `"timeout-with-default"` — `seconds` is the per-choice budget;
* on expiry the server auto-submits the FIRST option of the
* pending request-choice and resumes (T49). `seconds` MUST be
* `>= 1` — non-positive values are nonsensical and would
* disable the very feature the policy enables. The wire schema
* enforces the lower bound here so the engine layer can trust
* the value verbatim. The schema does NOT cap the upper bound;
* UX guidance (per the plan) is to keep values reasonable
* (~30–120s) but extreme values land on the engine as-is.
* - `"no-timeout"` — no timer is armed; pending choices wait
* indefinitely. T49 routes a mid-choice disconnect under this
* mode to a "paused" game state instead of a forfeit.
*/
export const ChoiceTimeoutPolicySchema = z.discriminatedUnion("mode", [
z.object({
mode: z.literal("timeout-with-default"),
seconds: z.number().int().min(1),
}),
z.object({
mode: z.literal("no-timeout"),
}),
]);
export type ChoiceTimeoutPolicy = z.infer<typeof ChoiceTimeoutPolicySchema>;
/**
* T50 — canonical fallback for `room.create.choiceTimeout` when the
* field is omitted on the wire. Mirrors the chess-side
* `DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY` so legacy clients that never send
* the field land on the same engine state as new clients that do.
*/
export const DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY: ChoiceTimeoutPolicy = {
mode: "timeout-with-default",
seconds: 60,
};
export const RoomCreatePayloadSchema = z.object({
rulesetIds: z.array(z.string()).optional(),
layout: LayoutRequestSchema.optional(),
@ -337,6 +420,16 @@ export const RoomCreatePayloadSchema = z.object({
* with legacy clients that never sent a preference.
*/
preferredColor: PreferredColorSchema.optional(),
/**
* T50 — per-game choice-timeout policy threaded into the engine at
* construction time. Optional on the wire so legacy clients that
* don't yet send the field continue to work; when omitted the
* server falls back to {@link DEFAULT_CHOICE_TIMEOUT_POLICY}
* (`{ mode: "timeout-with-default", seconds: 60 }`). Validated by
* {@link ChoiceTimeoutPolicySchema}: `seconds >= 1` is enforced
* here so the engine layer can trust the value verbatim.
*/
choiceTimeout: ChoiceTimeoutPolicySchema.optional(),
});
export type RoomCreatePayload = z.infer<typeof RoomCreatePayloadSchema>;
@ -962,6 +1055,179 @@ export const KNOWN_MESSAGE_TYPES = [
] as const;
export type MessageType = (typeof KNOWN_MESSAGE_TYPES)[number];
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// T43 — Protocol v2: request-choice / submit-choice / version negotiation
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// v2 introduces the *player-choice flow* (plan T43-T50) used by the
// suspended-execution primitive `request-choice`. The new message
// kinds travel as TOP-LEVEL frames (no v1 envelope wrapping) because
// (a) they predate any room state on the wire and (b) the v1 envelope
// was deliberately left untouched so existing v1 clients keep parsing
// their own traffic byte-for-byte unchanged.
//
// Discriminator: `kind` (string literal). This avoids colliding with
// the v1 envelope's `type` field — a v1 client's envelope parser
// inspects `type`, not `kind`, and `kind` ≠ `type` means an old
// client never accidentally narrows a v2 message into a v1 union.
export const ChoiceKindSchema = z.enum([
"rps",
"piece",
"square",
"column",
"row",
]);
export type ChoiceKind = z.infer<typeof ChoiceKindSchema>;
/**
* Which player(s) the request is targeted at. `"both"` is used for
* RPS-style simultaneous choices where each player submits privately
* and the resolver merges the two values into the binding (plan
* T47 line 1499). Single-color values restrict the prompt to that
* specific player; the opposite player's submit is rejected as an
* unauthorised submission.
*/
export const ChoiceForPlayerSchema = z.enum(["white", "black", "both"]);
export type ChoiceForPlayer = z.infer<typeof ChoiceForPlayerSchema>;
/**
* Server → client: ask a (subset of) players to make a structured
* choice. Sent only to clients that negotiated `protocolVersion >= 2`;
* v1 clients receive nothing for this and the server's
* suspended-execution layer falls back to "auto-resolve with the
* first option" (plan T43 line 1442; wired in T44/T46).
*
* The shape is intentionally FLAT (no v1 envelope) to keep v2 frames
* easy to introspect on the wire and to avoid forcing clients to
* construct a fake `seq`/`ts` envelope around a server-pushed prompt.
*/
export const RequestChoiceSchema = z.object({
kind: z.literal("request-choice"),
protocolVersion: z.literal(2),
/** Server-minted unique id per choice. Clients echo this back on
* `submit-choice` so the server can match the response to the
* top-of-stack PendingChoice (plan T44 line 1457: "validate
* choiceId matches top of stack"). */
choiceId: z.string().min(1),
/** Owning descriptor (modifier id) — for diagnostics + so future
* presets can scope choice resolution per descriptor. */
descriptorId: z.string().min(1),
/** Human-readable prompt copy for the client UI. The server doesn't
* localise — clients are responsible for rendering. */
prompt: z.string(),
/** Discriminates the *value space* the client must choose from.
* Named `choiceKind` rather than `kind` to avoid collision with
* the message-level `kind` discriminator. */
choiceKind: ChoiceKindSchema,
forPlayer: ChoiceForPlayerSchema,
/** Optional concrete option list (e.g. specific squares/pieces).
* Schema-level `unknown` because the legal value-space depends
* on `choiceKind` and the engine validates server-side; the wire
* just transports the array intact. */
options: z.array(z.unknown()).optional(),
/** Optional milliseconds-from-now deadline. */
timeout: z.number().int().positive().optional(),
/** Optional unix-ms wall-clock deadline. Coexists with `timeout`
* so reconnecting clients can compute remaining time accurately
* without trusting their local relative clock. */
expiresAtTimestamp: z.number().int().nonnegative().optional(),
});
export type RequestChoice = z.infer<typeof RequestChoiceSchema>;
/**
* Client → server: resolve a previously-broadcast choice. The
* server's T44 handler validates that `choiceId` matches the top
* of the LIFO stack and that the submitting player is authorised
* (the prompt's `forPlayer` includes their color). `value` is
* unstructured at the wire because legal shapes are
* `choiceKind`-dependent (a square = string, an rps = "rock"|...,
* a piece = pieceId number). Engine-side validation gates on
* `choiceKind` after envelope parsing.
*/
export const SubmitChoiceSchema = z.object({
kind: z.literal("submit-choice"),
protocolVersion: z.literal(2),
choiceId: z.string().min(1),
value: z.unknown(),
});
export type SubmitChoice = z.infer<typeof SubmitChoiceSchema>;
/**
* Server → client: connection-fatal handshake rejection. Emitted
* when a client's declared `protocolVersion` is unrecognised
* (e.g. a future v3 client connecting to a v1/v2-only server, or
* an obvious garbage value). `supported` lets the client display a
* targeted upgrade/downgrade message instead of guessing.
*
* Distinct from the v1 `error.code = "VERSION_MISMATCH"` path
* (which signals a bad envelope `v`). This is the *capability*
* mismatch — the client's REQUESTED version isn't on the menu.
*/
export const ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema = z.object({
kind: z.literal("protocol-version-mismatch"),
/** Versions the server understands. Wire-stable list (mirrors
* `SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS`) so clients can display a
* human-readable "this server supports v1 or v2" message. */
supported: z.array(z.number().int().positive()).min(1),
});
export type ProtocolVersionMismatch = z.infer<
typeof ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema
>;
/** Discriminated union of every v2 top-level frame. Used by callers
* that need to validate an inbound v2 frame without going through
* the v1 envelope path (e.g. T44 will parse `submit-choice` here). */
export const V2MessageSchema = z.discriminatedUnion("kind", [
RequestChoiceSchema,
SubmitChoiceSchema,
ProtocolVersionMismatchSchema,
]);
export type V2Message = z.infer<typeof V2MessageSchema>;
/**
* Outcome of negotiating a client's declared `protocolVersion`
* against `SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS`. The server stores the
* resolved version on `ws.data.protocolVersion` and uses it to
* gate v2-only outbound traffic (e.g. request-choice broadcasts).
*
* - `undefined` (field omitted) → resolves to v1 for backward
* compat with pre-T43 clients. Such clients never receive
* v2 broadcasts.
* - `1` or `2` → resolves to that version verbatim.
* - Anything else → returns `"mismatch"`. Caller must emit a
* `protocol-version-mismatch` frame and close the socket
* (fail-fast — the connection cannot recover).
*
* Pure function (no side effects, no I/O); easy to unit-test.
*/
export function negotiateVersion(
clientVersion: number | undefined,
): SupportedProtocolVersion | "mismatch" {
if (clientVersion === undefined) return 1;
if (
(SUPPORTED_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS as readonly number[]).includes(clientVersion)
) {
return clientVersion as SupportedProtocolVersion;
}
return "mismatch";
}
/**
* Should the server skip a v2-only broadcast for a client at the
* given negotiated version? Centralises the "v1 client doesn't
* receive request-choice" rule so the broadcast layer (T44) has
* one explicit place to consult.
*
* Returns `true` when the client is on v1 (pre-T43); `false`
* when on v2 (the only version that understands request-choice).
*/
export function shouldSkipV2Broadcast(
negotiated: SupportedProtocolVersion,
): boolean {
return negotiated < 2;
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// validateMessage — Result-style entry point
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -972,7 +1238,17 @@ const ok = <T>(data: T): Result<T, never> => ({ ok: true, data });
const err = <E>(error: E): Result<never, E> => ({ ok: false, error });
/**
* Validate a decoded JSON value against the protocol.
* Tagged union returned by `validateAnyMessage` (T43). v1 frames
* narrow to `AnyMessage`; v2 top-level frames (request-choice /
* submit-choice / version-mismatch) narrow to `V2Message`. Callers
* branch on `data.wire` to tell them apart.
*/
export type ValidatedMessage =
| { wire: "v1"; message: AnyMessage }
| { wire: "v2"; message: V2Message };
/**
* Validate a decoded JSON value against the v1 envelope protocol.
*
* The input is `unknown` — callers that start from a raw string MUST
* `JSON.parse` first (and catch its throw) before handing a value here.
@ -981,6 +1257,13 @@ const err = <E>(error: E): Result<never, E> => ({ ok: false, error });
* message. On failure returns `{ ok: false, error }` with a descriptive
* string. Version mismatches are surfaced with a `VERSION_MISMATCH:` prefix
* so callers can disconnect fatally without re-parsing.
*
* NB: This entry point is v1-ONLY. v2 top-level frames (request-choice /
* submit-choice / protocol-version-mismatch) are NOT routed through
* here — they have no `v` envelope field. The broadcast layer uses
* `validateAnyMessage` to handle both wire formats from one entry
* point. Existing v1 callers (and tests) keep their semantics
* byte-for-byte.
*/
export function validateMessage(raw: unknown): Result<AnyMessage, string> {
// 1. Shape-check the envelope first so we can give precise errors about
@ -1019,8 +1302,10 @@ export function validateMessage(raw: unknown): Result<AnyMessage, string> {
}
/**
* Convenience: parse a raw WebSocket string frame. Handles the JSON.parse
* throw and funnels it into the same Result shape as `validateMessage`.
* Convenience: parse a raw WebSocket string frame as a v1 envelope
* message. Handles the JSON.parse throw and funnels it into the
* same Result shape as `validateMessage`. v1 ONLY — see
* `validateAnyMessageString` for the v1+v2 unified entry point.
*/
export function validateMessageString(
raw: string,
@ -1035,6 +1320,59 @@ export function validateMessageString(
return validateMessage(decoded);
}
/**
* Unified v1+v2 entry point (T43). Routing:
* - Object with `v` field → v1 envelope path; equivalent to
* `validateMessage`.
* - Object with `kind` field but no `v` → v2 top-level frame;
* parsed via `V2MessageSchema`.
*
* Used by the WS broadcast layer so a single inbound dispatch can
* accept both v1 and v2 traffic without callers branching on shape.
*/
export function validateAnyMessage(
raw: unknown,
): Result<ValidatedMessage, string> {
if (typeof raw !== "object" || raw === null || Array.isArray(raw)) {
return err("INVALID_MESSAGE: message must be a JSON object");
}
const obj = raw as Record<string, unknown>;
// v2 top-level frame? `kind` is the discriminator AND `v` is
// absent (v2 frames are NOT wrapped in the v1 envelope — they're
// standalone top-level objects). We probe for `kind` first so a
// stray `v` field on a malformed v2 frame falls through to the
// v1 path's clearer error messages instead of being routed here.
if (obj["v"] === undefined && typeof obj["kind"] === "string") {
const parsedV2 = V2MessageSchema.safeParse(raw);
if (!parsedV2.success) {
return err(`INVALID_MESSAGE: ${formatZodError(parsedV2.error)}`);
}
return ok({ wire: "v2", message: parsedV2.data });
}
const v1 = validateMessage(raw);
if (!v1.ok) return err(v1.error);
return ok({ wire: "v1", message: v1.data });
}
/**
* String-frame variant of `validateAnyMessage`. Handles JSON.parse
* + dispatches to v1 envelope or v2 top-level path based on shape.
*/
export function validateAnyMessageString(
raw: string,
): Result<ValidatedMessage, string> {
let decoded: unknown;
try {
decoded = JSON.parse(raw);
} catch (e) {
const msg = e instanceof Error ? e.message : String(e);
return err(`INVALID_MESSAGE: malformed JSON (${msg})`);
}
return validateAnyMessage(decoded);
}
function formatZodError(error: z.ZodError): string {
// Collapse issues into a compact single-line description. Keeping this
// deterministic is useful for tests and log greppability.

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@ -118,6 +118,25 @@ export interface Room {
* the state machine linear — at any instant a room has AT MOST
* one proposal awaiting consent.
*/
/**
* T49 — set when a player disconnected mid-choice under a
* `no-timeout` `ChoiceTimeoutPolicy` (T50). The room is parked in
* a "paused" state: the standard reconnect-grace timer is
* suppressed (no auto-game-end on disconnect), the engine's
* pending choice frame stays on the stack, and downstream move /
* action handlers are expected to gate on this flag (out of T49
* scope — T49 owns the *transition into* paused, not the
* downstream move-gate policy). Cleared on reconnect by
* `handleReconnect` so the surviving prompt is re-broadcast.
*
* `byToken` is the leaver's player token; `since` is unix-ms of
* the disconnect, useful for diagnostics ("paused 3 minutes ago")
* without forcing a separate audit log.
*/
pausedByChoiceDisconnect?: {
byToken: string;
since: number;
};
proposalState?: {
/** The candidate profile, already validated against the layout
* at receipt time. Stored verbatim; if consent approves, this

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@ -0,0 +1,531 @@
// T44 — server emits request-choice to v2 clients on engine push, and
// validates submit-choice against the LIFO PendingChoices stack.
//
// We exercise the broadcast and validation layers directly via
// `handleMessage` + `broadcastTopChoiceIfNew`, mirroring the mock-WS
// pattern used in `broadcast.test.ts`. The chess engine's request-
// choice primitive (T47) is not yet wired into a fireable trigger,
// so we drive the stack with the public `pushPendingChoice` helper —
// this matches how T44's broadcast hook is reached at runtime
// (engine pushes → server peeks/broadcasts) and lets us assert the
// wire-level contract independently of T47's trigger plumbing.
import type { ServerWebSocket } from "bun";
import { describe, it, expect } from "vitest";
import { pushPendingChoice, type PendingChoice } from "@paratype/chess";
import {
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew,
handleMessage,
registerConnection,
sessionRegistry,
unregisterConnection,
type ClientData,
} from "./broadcast.js";
import { PROTOCOL_VERSION, type ClientMessage } from "./protocol.js";
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Mock ServerWebSocket — same shape as broadcast.test.ts
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
interface MockWs extends ServerWebSocket<ClientData> {
readonly sent: unknown[];
readonly closed: boolean;
}
function makeMockWs(clientId: string): MockWs {
const sent: unknown[] = [];
const closedFlag = { value: false };
const ws = {
data: { clientId } as ClientData,
sent,
get closed(): boolean {
return closedFlag.value;
},
send(msg: string | Buffer): number {
const str = typeof msg === "string" ? msg : msg.toString("utf8");
sent.push(JSON.parse(str));
return str.length;
},
close(): void {
closedFlag.value = true;
},
} as unknown as MockWs;
return ws;
}
function nextMsgOfType(
ws: MockWs,
type: string,
): { payload?: Record<string, unknown>; [k: string]: unknown } {
const idx = ws.sent.findIndex(
(m) =>
typeof m === "object" &&
m !== null &&
((m as { type?: unknown }).type === type ||
(m as { kind?: unknown }).kind === type),
);
if (idx < 0) {
const tags = ws.sent.map(
(m) => (m as { type?: string; kind?: string }).type ?? (m as { kind?: string }).kind,
);
throw new Error(
`no message of type/kind "${type}" in inbox (got ${JSON.stringify(tags)})`,
);
}
const msg = ws.sent[idx] as { payload?: Record<string, unknown> };
ws.sent.splice(idx, 1);
return msg;
}
function findMsgOfType(ws: MockWs, type: string): unknown | undefined {
return ws.sent.find(
(m) =>
typeof m === "object" &&
m !== null &&
((m as { type?: unknown }).type === type ||
(m as { kind?: unknown }).kind === type),
);
}
/** Send a v1-envelope message; optionally declare client capability. */
function sendClient(
ws: MockWs,
type: ClientMessage["type"],
payload: unknown,
opts: { seq?: number; protocolVersion?: number; token?: string } = {},
): void {
const envelope: Record<string, unknown> = {
v: PROTOCOL_VERSION,
seq: opts.seq ?? 1,
ts: Date.now(),
type,
payload,
};
if (opts.protocolVersion !== undefined) {
envelope["protocolVersion"] = opts.protocolVersion;
}
if (opts.token !== undefined) {
envelope["token"] = opts.token;
}
handleMessage(ws, JSON.stringify(envelope));
}
/** Send a v2 top-level frame (no envelope wrapping). */
function sendV2(ws: MockWs, frame: Record<string, unknown>): void {
handleMessage(ws, JSON.stringify(frame));
}
/** Set up a fresh room with both players connected as v2 clients. */
function setupRoom(opts?: {
whiteV2?: boolean;
blackV2?: boolean;
}): {
white: MockWs;
black: MockWs;
code: string;
whiteToken: string;
blackToken: string;
} {
const whiteV2 = opts?.whiteV2 ?? true;
const blackV2 = opts?.blackV2 ?? true;
const white = makeMockWs(`white-${Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 8)}`);
const black = makeMockWs(`black-${Math.random().toString(36).slice(2, 8)}`);
registerConnection(white);
registerConnection(black);
sendClient(
white,
"room.create",
{ rulesetIds: [] },
whiteV2 ? { protocolVersion: 2 } : {},
);
const created = nextMsgOfType(white, "room.created");
const code = created["payload"]!["code"] as string;
const whiteToken = created["payload"]!["token"] as string;
sendClient(
black,
"room.join",
{ code },
blackV2 ? { protocolVersion: 2 } : {},
);
const joined = nextMsgOfType(black, "room.joined");
const blackToken = joined["payload"]!["token"] as string;
// Drain the game.state frames each side gets at start.
nextMsgOfType(white, "game.state");
nextMsgOfType(black, "game.state");
return { white, black, code, whiteToken, blackToken };
}
function buildPendingChoice(overrides: Partial<PendingChoice>): PendingChoice {
return {
choiceId: "choice-1",
descriptorId: "test-descriptor",
triggerPath: [0],
primitiveIndex: 0,
bindings: new Map(),
kind: "rps",
prompt: "rock-paper-scissors?",
forPlayer: "both",
...overrides,
};
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Tests
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
describe("T44 — request-choice broadcast", () => {
it("v2 clients matching forPlayer=both both receive the prompt", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "rps-1",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
prompt: "pick",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
const wMsg = nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
expect(wMsg["choiceId"]).toBe("rps-1");
expect(wMsg["choiceKind"]).toBe("rps");
expect(wMsg["forPlayer"]).toBe("both");
expect(wMsg["protocolVersion"]).toBe(2);
const bMsg = nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
expect(bMsg["choiceId"]).toBe("rps-1");
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("v2 client with non-matching color does NOT receive a single-color prompt", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "white-only",
kind: "square",
forPlayer: "white",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
expect(findMsgOfType(black, "request-choice")).toBeUndefined();
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("v1 client receives NO request-choice broadcast (T43 negotiation)", () => {
// White is v1, black is v2. Both get a forPlayer="both" prompt;
// only the v2 client should see it.
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom({
whiteV2: false,
blackV2: true,
});
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "v1-skip",
forPlayer: "both",
kind: "rps",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
expect(findMsgOfType(white, "request-choice")).toBeUndefined();
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("broadcastTopChoiceIfNew is idempotent — re-calling does not re-emit", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({ choiceId: "once", forPlayer: "both" }),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
// Each socket gets exactly one request-choice frame.
const whiteFrames = white.sent.filter(
(m) => (m as { kind?: string }).kind === "request-choice",
);
const blackFrames = black.sent.filter(
(m) => (m as { kind?: string }).kind === "request-choice",
);
expect(whiteFrames).toHaveLength(1);
expect(blackFrames).toHaveLength(1);
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
});
describe("T44 — submit-choice validation", () => {
it("rejects submit-choice when no pending choice on the stack", () => {
const { white, black, code, whiteToken } = setupRoom();
void black;
void code;
void whiteToken;
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "nonexistent",
value: "rock",
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(white, "error");
expect(err["payload"]!["code"]).toBe("INVALID_MESSAGE");
expect(String(err["payload"]!["message"])).toContain("no pending choice");
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("rejects submit-choice with mismatched choiceId (LIFO violation)", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "outer",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "inner",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
// White attempts to resolve the OUTER frame while INNER is on top.
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "outer",
value: "rock",
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(white, "error");
expect(err["payload"]!["code"]).toBe("INVALID_MESSAGE");
expect(String(err["payload"]!["message"])).toContain("choiceId mismatch");
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("rejects submit-choice whose value does not match the kind", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "sq-1",
kind: "square",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
// Square requires a number 0..63; "rock" is rps-shaped garbage.
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "sq-1",
value: "rock",
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(white, "error");
expect(err["payload"]!["code"]).toBe("INVALID_MESSAGE");
expect(String(err["payload"]!["message"])).toContain(
"protocol.invalid-choice-value",
);
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("accepts a well-formed submit-choice and pops the top frame", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "rps-ok",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "rps-ok",
value: "rock",
});
// No error frame should arrive.
expect(findMsgOfType(white, "error")).toBeUndefined();
// Stack is now empty — peek confirms the pop happened.
// Re-broadcast call must be a no-op.
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("rejects submit-choice from a player not authorised by forPlayer", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "white-only",
kind: "rps",
forPlayer: "white",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
// Black tries to resolve a white-only prompt.
sendV2(black, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "white-only",
value: "rock",
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(black, "error");
expect(err["payload"]!["code"]).toBe("BAD_TOKEN");
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("validates each kind's value-space — square accepts 0..63, rejects 64", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "sq-edge",
kind: "square",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
// 64 is out of range.
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "sq-edge",
value: 64,
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(white, "error");
expect(String(err["payload"]!["message"])).toContain(
"protocol.invalid-choice-value",
);
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("validates each kind's value-space — column accepts 0..7, rejects 8", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "col-edge",
kind: "column",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "col-edge",
value: 8,
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(white, "error");
expect(String(err["payload"]!["message"])).toContain(
"protocol.invalid-choice-value",
);
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
it("validates piece kind — accepts non-negative integer, rejects negative", () => {
const { white, black, code } = setupRoom();
const session = sessionRegistry.get(code)!;
pushPendingChoice(
session.getEngine(),
buildPendingChoice({
choiceId: "pc-1",
kind: "piece",
forPlayer: "both",
}),
);
broadcastTopChoiceIfNew(code, session);
nextMsgOfType(white, "request-choice");
nextMsgOfType(black, "request-choice");
sendV2(white, {
kind: "submit-choice",
protocolVersion: 2,
choiceId: "pc-1",
value: -1,
});
const err = nextMsgOfType(white, "error");
expect(String(err["payload"]!["message"])).toContain(
"protocol.invalid-choice-value",
);
unregisterConnection(white);
unregisterConnection(black);
});
});