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…tellar-VaultLink#218) Adds a browser-only offline caching layer to @invofi/sdk backed by IndexedDB (via the `idb` wrapper), implementing stale-while-revalidate semantics for invoice/offer/position reads: - src/cache.ts: getCached/setCached/invalidate/staleWhileRevalidate, a CacheEntry<T> schema ({ key, data, timestamp, version }), per-type TTL config (invoices 5m, offers 2m, positions 1m), and LRU eviction once total estimated cache size exceeds 50MB. Every exported function no-ops safely (never throws) when `indexedDB` is unavailable, so the module is safe to import from the Next.js frontend (SSR) and the Node keeper CLI alike. - src/client.ts: state-changing methods (registerInvoice, cancelInvoice, createOffer, acceptOffer, rejectOffer, repayInvoice, markOverdue, reclaimInvoice, transferPositionToken) now invalidate the affected cache-key prefixes on success, fire-and-forget, via a small internal invalidateCache() helper. - src/index.ts: re-exports the new cache surface (types, TTL config, functions) following the existing banner-comment doc style. - package.json: adds `idb` as a runtime dependency and `fake-indexeddb` as a devDependency for tests. Tests (tests/cache.test.ts, 21 cases) cover the get/set schema round-trip, TTL/staleness semantics, staleWhileRevalidate's immediate cached read + silent background update, Promise.allSettled graceful degradation on a rejecting fetcher, prefix-based invalidation, LRU eviction ordering, and the no-IndexedDB environment guard. Uses fake-indexeddb/auto to polyfill IndexedDB under Vitest's Node environment. Frontend integration (apps/frontend) is intentionally out of scope for this PR to avoid destabilizing existing data-fetching code paths; the SDK-side caching layer is complete and independently tested, ready to be wired into the frontend's React Query hooks as a documented follow-up.
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WalkthroughThe SDK adds a browser-safe, network- and account-scoped IndexedDB cache for invoice, offer, and position data. It supports stale-while-revalidate, TTLs, LRU eviction, invalidation, clearing, SSR-safe fallbacks, public exports, and mutation-triggered invalidation. ChangesOffline cache
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds persistent stale-while-revalidate caching for invoices, offers, and positions, but the current implementation can serve stale or pre-mutation data, leave recipient account caches outdated after transfers, and may expose data across cache scopes. These correctness and isolation risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SDKCaller
participant InvofiClient
participant CacheHandle
participant IndexedDB
participant RefreshFetcher
SDKCaller->>InvofiClient: request cached data
InvofiClient->>CacheHandle: call staleWhileRevalidate
CacheHandle->>IndexedDB: read scoped entry
IndexedDB-->>CacheHandle: return cached entry
CacheHandle->>RefreshFetcher: fetch current data asynchronously
RefreshFetcher-->>CacheHandle: return refreshed data
CacheHandle->>IndexedDB: persist refreshed data
CacheHandle-->>SDKCaller: return data and refresh promise
SDKCaller->>InvofiClient: perform state-changing call
InvofiClient->>CacheHandle: invalidate related entries
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts`:
- Around line 45-48: Scope cache storage to both the connected account and
network by introducing one shared namespace and applying it consistently to
DB_NAME or every cache key, including the documented invoice, offer, and
position keys. Update the cache mutation paths in the client methods to use the
same namespace, and clear the cache store when the account disconnects or
changes.
- Around line 164-194: Refactor setCached and evictLru to maintain an
incremental cache-size total in a metadata record and store each entry’s
serialized size, updating both atomically with writes and deletions instead of
calling getAll and safeStringify across the entire store. Trigger eviction only
when the tracked total exceeds maxSizeBytes, and ensure the eviction sweep never
deletes the newly written entry, including when that entry alone exceeds the
budget; preserve best-effort error handling.
- Around line 257-280: Update staleWhileRevalidate to start refresh only when
the cache entry is stale, and maintain a shared in-flight promise per key so
concurrent stale calls reuse one fetch and cache write. Preserve the returned
cached data and stale status, clean up the in-flight entry after completion, and
update the function documentation and fresh-entry test to reflect that fresh
entries do not trigger background refreshes.
- Around line 207-227: Update invalidate to use an IDBKeyRange bounded to
keyOrPrefix and its string-prefix upper bound, passing that range to openCursor
so only matching keys are visited. Remove the redundant equality check and
retain the existing best-effort transaction error handling.
- Around line 86-105: The getDb function must recover from failed or terminated
IndexedDB connections and allow future upgrades: reset dbPromise to null when
openDB rejects, register a terminated handler that also clears it, and register
a blocking handler that closes the current database via db.close(). Optionally
report blocked in the openDB callbacks, but do not treat it as a way to unblock
the request.
In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 34-51: Make invalidateCache asynchronous and await each invalidate
call so all cache deletions complete before the helper resolves; then await
invalidateCache at every mutation call site, including the locations
corresponding to lines 306, 354, 392, 414, 450, 472, 495, and 565, while
preserving the existing mutation return and error behavior.
In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 92-101: Update the staleWhileRevalidate example to call a client
method exposed by createInvofiClient, or add and expose the listInvoices method
in the client API if that is the intended contract; ensure the resulting example
compiles while preserving its invoice status and page arguments.
In `@invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.ts`:
- Line 235: Update the cache tests to import and use the exported
MAX_CACHE_SIZE_BYTES from the cache module instead of the duplicated
MAX_CACHE_SIZE_BYTES_FOR_TEST value. Apply this to the under-budget test and the
related assertions around the additionally referenced test section, while
retaining the direct 50 MB acceptance check where required.
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| let dbPromise: Promise<IDBPDatabase> | null = null; | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Lazily opens (and memoizes) the cache database. Returns `null` when | ||
| * IndexedDB is unavailable — callers must treat that as "no-op". | ||
| */ | ||
| function getDb(): Promise<IDBPDatabase> | null { | ||
| if (!isIndexedDbAvailable()) return null; | ||
| if (!dbPromise) { | ||
| dbPromise = openDB(DB_NAME, DB_VERSION, { | ||
| upgrade(db) { | ||
| if (!db.objectStoreNames.contains(STORE_NAME)) { | ||
| const store = db.createObjectStore(STORE_NAME, { keyPath: 'key' }); | ||
| store.createIndex(LAST_ACCESSED_INDEX, 'lastAccessed'); | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| }); | ||
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| return dbPromise; | ||
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In version 8 of the idb library, the terminated and blocked callbacks are provided within the options object passed to the openDB function [1][2]. These callbacks are used to handle specific lifecycle states of an IndexedDB database connection: 1. terminated: This callback is triggered if the browser abnormally terminates the database connection [1][2]. It is not called during normal closure, such as when calling db.close [2][3]. It maps to the close event in the standard IndexedDB API [1][2]. 2. blocked: This callback is triggered when the request to open or delete a database is blocked because there are other open connections to the same database (typically an older version) that have not closed in response to a versionchange event [1][2]. The library passes the currentVersion, blockedVersion, and the associated IDBVersionChangeEvent to this callback [1][2][4]. For more detailed information, the official documentation and source code highlight that these callbacks are designed to mirror standard IndexedDB events (such as blocked and close) while providing a promise-based wrapper [1][4]. You can define these handlers directly in the configuration object when calling openDB [1][5]: const db = await openDB(name, version, { blocked(currentVersion, blockedVersion, event) { // Handle the blocked state }, terminated { // Handle abnormal termination }, //... other callbacks });
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/jakearchibald/idb/blob/main/README.md
- 2: https://www.jsdocs.io/package/idb
- 3: https://www.npmjs.com/package/idb
- 4: https://github.com/jakearchibald/idb/blob/main/src/entry.ts
- 5: https://npmx.dev/package/idb/v/8.0.3
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In the context of the idb library (a common wrapper for IndexedDB) [1][2], the terms blocked, blocking, and terminated refer to specific lifecycle callbacks used within the openDB function to handle database version changes and connection state [1][3][2]. blocked (callback) This is called when an attempt to open a database is prevented because an older version of the database is still open on the origin [1][2]. It corresponds to the 'blocked' event in the standard IndexedDB API [1][2]. Because this connection cannot proceed until the other connections are closed, you can use this callback to inform the user to close other tabs or, in some cases, attempt to close other connections [4]. blocking (callback) This is called when the current database connection is preventing a future version of the database from opening (e.g., during a version upgrade) [1][4][2]. This corresponds to the 'versionchange' event in the standard IndexedDB API [1][2]. When this is triggered, it is recommended to call db.close to allow the pending upgrade to proceed [4][5]. terminated (callback) This is called when the browser abnormally terminates the database connection [1][2]. It does not trigger for regular, expected closures, such as when you explicitly call db.close [1][2]. This mirrors the 'close' event in the standard IndexedDB API [1][2]. These callbacks provide hooks to manage the complex, asynchronous nature of IndexedDB versioning and connection lifecycle management [4][5].
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Reset failed opens and close connections during upgrades.
When openDB rejects, set dbPromise to null so later calls retry. Register terminated to clear it. Register blocking and call db.close() so future DB_VERSION upgrades can proceed. The blocked callback can report the condition, but it cannot unblock the pending request.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts` around lines 86 - 105, The getDb function must
recover from failed or terminated IndexedDB connections and allow future
upgrades: reset dbPromise to null when openDB rejects, register a terminated
handler that also clears it, and register a blocking handler that closes the
current database via db.close(). Optionally report blocked in the openDB
callbacks, but do not treat it as a way to unblock the request.
| await evictLru(conn, maxSizeBytes); | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // Write failures (quota exceeded, blocked, etc.) must not throw or | ||
| // interrupt the caller — the cache is best-effort. | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Evicts least-recently-accessed entries (oldest `lastAccessed` first) until | ||
| * the estimated total store size is back under `maxSizeBytes`. | ||
| */ | ||
| async function evictLru(conn: IDBPDatabase, maxSizeBytes: number): Promise<void> { | ||
| try { | ||
| const all = (await conn.getAll(STORE_NAME)) as StoredEntry<unknown>[]; | ||
| let totalBytes = all.reduce((sum, e) => sum + safeStringify(e).length, 0); | ||
| if (totalBytes <= maxSizeBytes) return; | ||
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| const oldestFirst = [...all].sort((a, b) => a.lastAccessed - b.lastAccessed); | ||
| const tx = conn.transaction(STORE_NAME, 'readwrite'); | ||
| const store = tx.objectStore(STORE_NAME); | ||
| for (const entry of oldestFirst) { | ||
| if (totalBytes <= maxSizeBytes) break; | ||
| await store.delete(entry.key); | ||
| totalBytes -= safeStringify(entry).length; | ||
| } | ||
| await tx.done; | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // Eviction is best-effort cleanup — a failure here must not surface to | ||
| // the setCached caller (the write already succeeded). | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not scan and stringify the whole store on every write.
setCached awaits evictLru, and evictLru calls conn.getAll(STORE_NAME) at Line 177 and then safeStringify for every entry at Line 178. With the 50 MB budget, each single-key write deserializes the entire cache and re-serializes it to measure size. This runs on the browser main thread and blocks the caller, so write latency grows linearly with cache contents.
Two further defects in the same function:
- Line 184 iterates
oldestFirst, which includes the entry just written. If one entry exceedsmaxSizeBytes, eviction deletes the fresh write. - Line 178 measures the size before the eviction transaction, so a concurrent write is not accounted for.
Track the estimated size incrementally instead of recomputing it. Store a size field per entry and a running total in a metadata record, then run the sweep only when the total exceeds the budget.
♻️ Minimal mitigation: keep the newest entry and avoid the full re-stringify per sweep
async function evictLru(conn: IDBPDatabase, maxSizeBytes: number): Promise<void> {
try {
const all = (await conn.getAll(STORE_NAME)) as StoredEntry<unknown>[];
- let totalBytes = all.reduce((sum, e) => sum + safeStringify(e).length, 0);
+ const sizes = new Map<string, number>();
+ let totalBytes = 0;
+ for (const e of all) {
+ const size = safeStringify(e).length;
+ sizes.set(e.key, size);
+ totalBytes += size;
+ }
if (totalBytes <= maxSizeBytes) return;
- const oldestFirst = [...all].sort((a, b) => a.lastAccessed - b.lastAccessed);
+ const newest = all.reduce((a, b) => (a.lastAccessed >= b.lastAccessed ? a : b));
+ const oldestFirst = all
+ .filter(e => e.key !== newest.key)
+ .sort((a, b) => a.lastAccessed - b.lastAccessed);
const tx = conn.transaction(STORE_NAME, 'readwrite');
const store = tx.objectStore(STORE_NAME);
for (const entry of oldestFirst) {
if (totalBytes <= maxSizeBytes) break;
await store.delete(entry.key);
- totalBytes -= safeStringify(entry).length;
+ totalBytes -= sizes.get(entry.key) ?? 0;
}
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts` around lines 164 - 194, Refactor setCached and
evictLru to maintain an incremental cache-size total in a metadata record and
store each entry’s serialized size, updating both atomically with writes and
deletions instead of calling getAll and safeStringify across the entire store.
Trigger eviction only when the tracked total exceeds maxSizeBytes, and ensure
the eviction sweep never deletes the newly written entry, including when that
entry alone exceeds the budget; preserve best-effort error handling.
| export async function invalidate(keyOrPrefix: string): Promise<void> { | ||
| const db = getDb(); | ||
| if (!db) return; | ||
| try { | ||
| const conn = await db; | ||
| const tx = conn.transaction(STORE_NAME, 'readwrite'); | ||
| const store = tx.objectStore(STORE_NAME); | ||
| let cursor = await store.openCursor(); | ||
| while (cursor) { | ||
| const k = cursor.key; | ||
| if (typeof k === 'string' && (k === keyOrPrefix || k.startsWith(keyOrPrefix))) { | ||
| await cursor.delete(); | ||
| } | ||
| cursor = await cursor.continue(); | ||
| } | ||
| await tx.done; | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // Best-effort — an invalidation failure should not throw into the | ||
| // caller's mutation flow (the on-chain write already succeeded). | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Use a bounded key range instead of a full-store cursor.
Line 214 opens a cursor over every entry, and Line 217 filters in JavaScript. The key keyPath is already ordered, so a bounded range visits only the matching entries. The k === keyOrPrefix test is also redundant, because startsWith covers equality.
♻️ Proposed change
- let cursor = await store.openCursor();
+ const range = IDBKeyRange.bound(keyOrPrefix, `${keyOrPrefix}\uffff`, false, false);
+ let cursor = await store.openCursor(range);
while (cursor) {
- const k = cursor.key;
- if (typeof k === 'string' && (k === keyOrPrefix || k.startsWith(keyOrPrefix))) {
- await cursor.delete();
- }
+ await cursor.delete();
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts` around lines 207 - 227, Update invalidate to
use an IDBKeyRange bounded to keyOrPrefix and its string-prefix upper bound,
passing that range to openCursor so only matching keys are visited. Remove the
redundant equality check and retain the existing best-effort transaction error
handling.
| export async function staleWhileRevalidate<T>( | ||
| key: string, | ||
| ttlMs: number, | ||
| fetcher: () => Promise<T>, | ||
| ): Promise<StaleWhileRevalidateResult<T>> { | ||
| const cached = await getCached<T>(key); | ||
| const isStale = !cached || Date.now() - cached.timestamp > ttlMs; | ||
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| const refresh: Promise<T | null> = (async () => { | ||
| const [outcome] = await Promise.allSettled([fetcher()]); | ||
| if (outcome.status === 'fulfilled') { | ||
| await setCached(key, outcome.value, cached?.version ?? 1); | ||
| return outcome.value; | ||
| } | ||
| // Swallow the failure — the stale cache entry (if any) is left intact. | ||
| return null; | ||
| })(); | ||
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| return { | ||
| data: cached ? cached.data : null, | ||
| isStale, | ||
| refresh, | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Revalidate only when the entry is stale, and deduplicate in-flight fetches.
staleWhileRevalidate calls fetcher() on every invocation, including when isStale is false. It also keeps no in-flight map, so N concurrent callers for the same key start N chain reads and N cache writes, each of which awaits an eviction sweep.
Skip the fetch when the entry is fresh, or gate it behind an explicit option. Share one in-flight promise per key.
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+const inFlight = new Map<string, Promise<unknown>>();
+
export async function staleWhileRevalidate<T>(
key: string,
ttlMs: number,
fetcher: () => Promise<T>,
): Promise<StaleWhileRevalidateResult<T>> {
const cached = await getCached<T>(key);
const isStale = !cached || Date.now() - cached.timestamp > ttlMs;
- const refresh: Promise<T | null> = (async () => {
+ if (!isStale) {
+ return { data: cached!.data, isStale: false, refresh: Promise.resolve(null) };
+ }
+
+ const existing = inFlight.get(key) as Promise<T | null> | undefined;
+ const refresh: Promise<T | null> = existing ?? (async () => {
const [outcome] = await Promise.allSettled([fetcher()]);
if (outcome.status === 'fulfilled') {
await setCached(key, outcome.value, cached?.version ?? 1);
return outcome.value;
}
return null;
- })();
+ })().finally(() => inFlight.delete(key));
+ inFlight.set(key, refresh);This changes the documented contract at Lines 236-243, so update the doc comment and the test at Lines 153-166 of invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.ts, which asserts a background refresh for a fresh entry.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts` around lines 257 - 280, Update
staleWhileRevalidate to start refresh only when the cache entry is stale, and
maintain a shared in-flight promise per key so concurrent stale calls reuse one
fetch and cache write. Preserve the returned cached data and stale status, clean
up the in-flight entry after completion, and update the function documentation
and fresh-entry test to reflect that fresh entries do not trigger background
refreshes.
| import { invalidate } from './cache'; | ||
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| export { SdkValidationError, ErrorCode }; | ||
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| /** | ||
| * Invalidates the offline-cache (Task 218) key prefixes affected by a | ||
| * state-changing contract call, once it has succeeded. Best-effort and | ||
| * side-effect-only: `invalidate()` never throws (see cache.ts), so this | ||
| * never affects the caller's return value. Fire-and-forget is intentional — | ||
| * callers already have the fresh on-chain result; invalidation just makes | ||
| * sure a subsequent cached read doesn't serve stale data. | ||
| */ | ||
| function invalidateCache(prefixes: string[]): void { | ||
| for (const prefix of prefixes) { | ||
| void invalidate(prefix); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Await invalidation before the mutation resolves.
invalidateCache discards each promise with void, so every mutation method returns before the deletes complete. Two failures follow from that ordering:
- A consumer that calls
staleWhileRevalidateright afterawait client.acceptOffer(...)can read the pre-mutation entry, because the delete is still pending. - The pending delete can land after the background refresh writes the fresh value, which removes correct data from the cache. The next read is then a cold miss instead of a warm hit.
invalidate never throws (see invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts Lines 207-227), so awaiting it does not change the error contract of the mutation methods. Make the helper async and await it at each call site.
🐛 Proposed fix
-function invalidateCache(prefixes: string[]): void {
- for (const prefix of prefixes) {
- void invalidate(prefix);
- }
-}
+async function invalidateCache(prefixes: string[]): Promise<void> {
+ await Promise.allSettled(prefixes.map(prefix => invalidate(prefix)));
+}Then await it at every call site, for example:
const invoice = parseInvoice(val);
- invalidateCache(['invoices:']);
+ await invalidateCache(['invoices:']);
return invoice;Apply the same change at Lines 306, 354, 392, 414, 450, 472, 495, and 565.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts` around lines 34 - 51, Make invalidateCache
asynchronous and await each invalidate call so all cache deletions complete
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| // `invoices:${status}:${page}`, | ||
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Replace client.listInvoices with an available client method or add listInvoices to the client API.
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Thanks @Ajibose — the offline cache is well-scoped.
CodeRabbit flagged items to address before merge:
- Cache not scoped to account/network — the IndexedDB uses a single DB_NAME regardless of which wallet is connected or which network (testnet/mainnet). Scope the cache namespace to
accountAddress + networkso switching wallets doesn't serve stale data from another identity. - LRU eviction uses full-scan —
getAll+safeStringifyon every write is expensive as cache grows. Track an incremental size counter in a metadata record instead of scanning all entries. - No cache invalidation on disconnect — when the wallet disconnects, stale data persists. Clear the store on disconnect/account change.
These are correctness issues, not nitpicks. Address them and we can merge. 🙏
…-scan LRU Addresses CodeRabbit review and CI failure on Stellar-VaultLink#236: - Cache is now namespaced by network + connected account (CacheScope / setCacheScope / getCacheScope in cache.ts) — each scope gets its own IndexedDB database, so switching wallets never serves one identity's cached data to another. createInvofiClient scopes automatically from cfg.networkPassphrase and the new optional cfg.accountAddress. - Added clearCache() to wipe the active scope's store, for callers to invoke on an explicit wallet disconnect/account change. - LRU eviction no longer does a getAll() + stringify-everything full scan on every write: total size is now tracked incrementally in a metadata record and eviction walks the lastAccessed index only as far as needed. - Fixed the "Frontend / Lint & Type Check" CI failure: apps/frontend's tsconfig path-aliases @invofi/sdk straight to SDK source, so the frontend's own type-check/build must resolve idb too — added it as a frontend dependency. Refs Stellar-VaultLink#218
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- Around line 121-160: Make cache database selection instance-scoped rather than
relying on the module-global currentScope and dbPromise, so operations from
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Adding idb as a frontend dependency (previous commit) fixed npm ci but not module resolution: apps/sdk/src/cache.ts lives outside apps/frontend, so both tsc and webpack walk up from its own directory when resolving `idb` and never reach apps/frontend/node_modules — the same reason @stellar/stellar-sdk already has a tsconfig path + webpack alias here. Added the matching idb entries in both places so CI's Lint & Type Check and Build jobs resolve it too. Refs Stellar-VaultLink#218
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Thanks @Ajibose — the IndexedDB offline cache with stale-while-revalidate is a well-scoped addition.
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cache.ts: Make cache database selection instance-scoped instead of relying on the module-globalcurrentScopeanddbPromise. Concurrent clients should use their own immutableCacheScope. Also fixscopeSegment's lossy character substitution — use a reversible, collision-free encoding for each scope component. Add test coverage for concurrent clients and distinct scope strings.
This is the only blocking item. Please fix and push.
Addresses CodeRabbit's second round of review on Stellar-VaultLink#236: - Replaced the module-global currentScope/dbPromise with an instance factory: createCache(scope) returns a CacheHandle bound to one immutable CacheScope, with its own private, memoized IndexedDB connection. Concurrent callers (e.g. two InvofiClient instances for different accounts live at once) no longer share mutable state or race over which database is "current" — each handle simply never looks at another's connection. - createInvofiClient builds its own CacheHandle from cfg.networkPassphrase/cfg.accountAddress and exposes it as client.cache; its state-changing methods now call cache.invalidate(...) against that instance instead of a module-level export. - Replaced scopeSegment's lossy "replace disallowed chars with _" sanitizing (under which e.g. "acct/1" and "acct?1" collided onto the same database) with encodeURIComponent, which is injective (distinct inputs never collide) and reversible (decodeURIComponent undoes it), and never emits the ':' used as the segment separator. - Rewrote cache.test.ts around the instance API: each test now gets its own never-reused scope instead of sharing one connection with manual store-clearing between tests. Added coverage for concurrent differently-scoped instances and previously-colliding scope strings (35 tests, up from 21). Refs Stellar-VaultLink#218
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts`:
- Around line 418-422: Update the refresh flow around the refresh Promise and
setCached call to capture the cache entry’s invalidation revision before fetcher
starts, then only write the fulfilled response when that revision is still
current. Increment the stored revision whenever invalidation or clearCache
mutates the entry, and add a concurrent refresh-and-mutation test covering the
stale response being excluded.
- Around line 136-144: Update encodeScopeSegment and dbNameFor to preserve
CacheScope values exactly: remove trimming, distinguish undefined from supplied
strings with explicit presence markers, and encode supplied values without
normalization. Ensure absent network/accountAddress values cannot collide with
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Apply the same fix in `@invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.ts` around lines 503 -
515: The test must exercise the actual separator collision while validating the
implementation fix.
In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 47-49: Update invalidateCache to be asynchronous and await all
CacheHandle.invalidate calls before resolving, then await invalidateCache at
every mutation call site so mutations do not resolve while stale entries remain.
Preserve CacheHandle.invalidate’s existing no-op failure behavior.
In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/index.ts`:
- Around line 100-110: Update the standalone cache example around createCache
and staleWhileRevalidate to call an existing method exposed by
createInvofiClient, using the corresponding cache key and TTL; alternatively,
add and export the intended listInvoices API before referencing it. Ensure the
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| function encodeScopeSegment(value: string | undefined, fallback: string): string { | ||
| const trimmed = value?.trim(); | ||
| return trimmed ? encodeURIComponent(trimmed) : fallback; | ||
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| const network = encodeScopeSegment(scope.network, 'unscoped'); | ||
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Preserve scope identity and test delimiter collisions.
The current scope encoding trims values and substitutes ordinary fallback strings, so distinct CacheScope values can map to the same database identity, including {} versus { network: 'unscoped', accountAddress: 'anon' } and values containing separator characters. Preserve explicit presence and the supplied values without trimming or fallback collisions. Update the regression test to compare { network: 'testnet', accountAddress: 'evil:anon' } with { network: 'testnet:evil', accountAddress: 'anon' }, which collide when the colon separator is not encoded.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts` around lines 136 - 144, Update
encodeScopeSegment and dbNameFor to preserve CacheScope values exactly: remove
trimming, distinguish undefined from supplied strings with explicit presence
markers, and encode supplied values without normalization. Ensure absent
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Apply the same fix in `@invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.ts` around lines 503 -
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Prevent an older refresh from restoring invalidated data.
A fetch can start at Line 419 before a state mutation. The client then invalidates the entry, for example at invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts Line 411. When the older fetch resolves, Line 421 writes its pre-mutation response back into the cache.
Store an invalidation revision with the cache metadata. Capture it before fetcher() starts. Skip setCached when invalidation or clearCache changed the revision before the response resolves. Add a concurrent refresh-and-mutation test.
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around the refresh Promise and setCached call to capture the cache entry’s
invalidation revision before fetcher starts, then only write the fulfilled
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| for (const prefix of prefixes) { | ||
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Await invalidation before the mutation resolves.
void cache.invalidate(prefix) lets each mutation return while matching entries still exist. A caller can immediately read stale data after awaiting the mutation.
Make invalidateCache asynchronous, await all invalidations, and await the helper at each mutation call site. CacheHandle.invalidate already converts cache failures to successful no-ops.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts` around lines 47 - 49, Update invalidateCache
to be asynchronous and await all CacheHandle.invalidate calls before resolving,
then await invalidateCache at every mutation call site so mutations do not
resolve while stale entries remain. Preserve CacheHandle.invalidate’s existing
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| // import { createCache, CACHE_TTL_MS } from '@invofi/sdk'; | ||
| // | ||
| // // Usually just `client.cache` from createInvofiClient — shown standalone | ||
| // // here for a caller that wants a cache without a full client. | ||
| // const cache = createCache({ network: cfg.networkPassphrase, accountAddress }); | ||
| // | ||
| // const { data, isStale, refresh } = await cache.staleWhileRevalidate( | ||
| // `invoices:${status}:${page}`, | ||
| // CACHE_TTL_MS.invoices, | ||
| // () => client.listInvoices(status, page), | ||
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Use an available client method in this example.
createInvofiClient does not expose client.listInvoices. The example cannot compile when copied by a consumer.
Use an existing client method with its matching cache key, or add and export the intended list API.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/index.ts` around lines 100 - 110, Update the standalone
cache example around createCache and staleWhileRevalidate to call an existing
method exposed by createInvofiClient, using the corresponding cache key and TTL;
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cacheis scoped tocfg.accountAddress, so each account uses a separate IndexedDB database. Mutations such astransferPositionTokeninvalidate both sender and recipient prefixes through only the current client's handle. A client for the recipient therefore cannot receive that invalidation and can serve a stale position balance until its TTL expires.Use a cross-scope invalidation mechanism that preserves account isolation, or limit the invalidation guarantee to the current account and update the documentation and tests.
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In `@invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts`:
- Around line 109-116: Update the cache invalidation flow around createCache and
mutation methods such as transferPositionToken so invalidations reach every
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Merging main (with Stellar-VaultLink#235's typed-error handling) into this branch lost the `import { createCache, type CacheHandle } from './cache'` line in client.ts — the merge kept errors.ts's new import on that same line but dropped this one, even though the file still uses both createCache and CacheHandle. Broke Frontend / Lint & Type Check (TS2304: Cannot find name 'CacheHandle'/'createCache') and, transitively, Unit Tests. Refs Stellar-VaultLink#218
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Merging main (with Stellar-VaultLink#235's SdkErrorBoundary.test.tsx) into this branch made the frontend's Vitest suite transitively import cache.ts (via @invofi/sdk -> index.ts) for the first time, which needs the same "SDK's own node_modules isn't installed in CI" workaround idb already has for tsc (tsconfig.json paths) and webpack (next.config.mjs) — just missing from vitest.config.ts. Broke Frontend / Unit Tests with "Failed to resolve import 'idb' from '../sdk/src/cache.ts'". Refs Stellar-VaultLink#218
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Closes #218
Summary
Adds a browser-only offline caching layer to
@invofi/sdk, backed by IndexedDB (via theidbwrapper), implementing a stale-while-revalidate (SWR) read pattern for invoice/offer/position data:InvofiClientmethod so a mutation invalidates the cache families it affects.indexedDBis unavailable, since@invofi/sdkis also consumed by the Next.js frontend (server-rendered) and the Node keeper CLI.Files
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invofi/apps/sdk/src/cache.ts— the cache module (schema, TTL config, get/set/invalidate, LRU eviction,staleWhileRevalidate, environment guard)invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.ts— unit testsModified files
invofi/apps/sdk/src/client.ts— wiresinvalidate()calls intoregisterInvoice,cancelInvoice,createOffer,acceptOffer,rejectOffer,repayInvoice,markOverdue,reclaimInvoice, andtransferPositionTokenon successinvofi/apps/sdk/src/index.ts— re-exports the new cache public surfaceinvofi/apps/sdk/package.json— addsidb(dependency) andfake-indexeddb(devDependency)invofi/apps/sdk/package-lock.json— lockfile update from the aboveTest files
invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.tsImplementation details
Cache schema —
CacheEntry<T> = { key: string; data: T; timestamp: number; version: number }, stored in a single IndexedDB object store (invofi-cache, keyPathkey) with an index on an internallastAccessedfield (bumped on everygetCachedread) that drives LRU ordering.versiondefaults to 1 and is a caller-controlled schema tag for future format changes.Cache keys —
invoices:{status}:{page},offers:{invoiceId},positions:{lender}, matching the issue's spec.CACHE_TTL_MSis keyed by the same prefixes (invoices,offers,positions) and exported for consumers/tests to inspect.SWR pattern —
staleWhileRevalidate<T>(key, ttlMs, fetcher)reads the cache immediately (fast IndexedDB read), computesisStalefromDate.now() - entry.timestamp > ttlMs, then kicks offfetcher()in the background throughPromise.allSettledso a rejected fetch degrades gracefully: it never throws, and the still-valid stale cache entry is left completely untouched. On success the fresh value silently replaces the cache entry. The return shape —{ data, isStale, refresh }— lets a caller await the fast cached read and separately await/ignore the backgroundrefreshpromise.Invalidation on mutation — every state-changing method in
client.ts(register/cancel/create/accept/reject/repay/markOverdue/reclaim/transfer) calls a small internalinvalidateCache(prefixes)helper on success, fire-and-forget (sinceinvalidate()itself never throws, this can't affect the caller's return value or add latency to the awaited result). E.g.acceptOfferinvalidatesinvoices:,offers:{invoiceId}, andpositions:since accepting an offer moves the invoice toFinanced, settles the offer, and mints a position token to the lender.LRU eviction —
setCachedwrites the entry then runs an awaited eviction sweep if the estimated total store size (sum ofJSON.stringify(entry).lengthacross all entries, tolerant ofbigintfields via a custom replacer) exceedsmaxSizeBytes(defaults toMAX_CACHE_SIZE_BYTES= 50MB, overridable per-call for testability). Eviction removes entries oldest-lastAccessed-first until back under budget.Environment guard —
isIndexedDbAvailable()checkstypeof indexedDB !== 'undefined'freshly on every call (not cached at module load), so every exported function safely no-ops (null/undefinedreads, effectless writes) rather than throwing whenindexedDBis absent — required since the SDK is consumed by Next.js SSR and the Node keeper CLI, neither of which has aindexedDBglobal.Tests
invofi/apps/sdk/tests/cache.test.ts— 21 test cases, usingfake-indexeddb/autoto polyfill IndexedDB under Vitest's default Node environment:null; schema fields (key/data/timestamp/version) round-trip correctly; version defaults to 1; overwrite semantics;bigintfields (matchingInvoice/FinancingOffershapes) survive the round trip.CACHE_TTL_MSmatches the required per-type values (invoices 5m, offers 2m, positions 1m).null/isStale=truethen the background refresh populates the cache; a warm cache returns data immediately withisStale=falsewhile still refreshing in the background; an entry older than its TTL is correctly marked stale.invoices:clears every paginatedinvoices:{status}:{page}key without touching unrelatedoffers:keys); no-op on a non-matching key/prefix.isIndexedDbAvailable()reflectsglobalThis.indexedDB;getCached/setCached/invalidate/staleWhileRevalidateall resolve gracefully (never throw) withindexedDBdeleted fromglobalThis, simulating SSR/Node.A note on test infra: the naive approach (reset modules +
indexedDB.deleteDatabase()per test) deadlocks, because adeleteDatabase()call against a database with an unclosed connection blocks forever, and IndexedDB processes requests against a database in order — so everyopen()issued afterwards queues up behind the stuckdelete()and never resolves either. The test file instead keeps one shared connection alive (like a real long-lived app) and clears the object store's contents between tests via a short-lived side connection.How to test
All 181 SDK tests pass (124 existing validation tests + 36 existing event-stream tests + 21 new cache tests), and
tsc --noEmitis clean.Frontend integration — scoped out of this PR
Per the issue's guidance to use judgment on frontend-wiring risk, this PR ships the SDK-side caching layer complete, correct, and fully tested, but does not wire it into
apps/frontend's data-fetching hooks (useInvoices,useOffers,useMarketplace, etc.), which currently go through@tanstack/react-query. Retrofitting the cache into those hooks would touch several live pages' data-fetching paths and is better done as a follow-up with its own focused review, rather than bundled into this already-broad SDK change. The new@invofi/sdkexports (staleWhileRevalidate,CACHE_TTL_MS,getCached/setCached/invalidate,isIndexedDbAvailable) are ready to be adopted there — e.g. wrapping each hook'squeryFnwithstaleWhileRevalidate— as a follow-up PR.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Tests