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Summary

  • Ports the ASP.NET Twitch Extension Backend Service to a Cloudflare Worker (ebs-worker/: Hono, TypeScript, D1) with the same HTTP contract, so the desktop app and extension need no change.
  • D1 replaces SQLite; Twitch tokens are AES-GCM encrypted with a new TOKEN_ENCRYPTION_KEY secret; OAuth sessions and one-time codes move from memory to D1.
  • Cron triggers replace the prune, token-refresh and credential-check background services; Rate Limiting bindings and a D1 counter replace the ASP.NET rate limiter.
  • Adds a CI workflow (deploy only runs when the Cloudflare repo secrets exist), a Dependabot entry, a README and an AGENTS.md row.
  • src/EDNexus.Ebs is left in place until cutover is done.

Differences from the .NET service

  • No per-channel locks: a publish re-checks its token before and after storing, and sign-out removes the snapshot again after deleting the token, so no snapshot outlives its credential. Viewers could briefly see a card flash during a sign-out that races a publish.
  • Existing broadcaster tokens are not migrated; each broadcaster signs in once more.
  • /healthz pubsub is unknown until the first 6-hourly credential check or real publish.

Verified

  • npm run typecheck and npm test (128 tests, real SQL against node:sqlite) pass.
  • wrangler deploy --dry-run bundles with the example config; migration applies to local D1 and a local wrangler dev answered /healthz, /oauth/authorize, /api/update-state and /api/initial-state.

Not verified

  • Nothing has run against Cloudflare or real Twitch: no D1 created, no secrets set, no deploy, no PubSub publish. The CI deploy job has never run, so treat it as unverified until it has.
  • Merging deploys only if CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID and CLOUDFLARE_D1_DATABASE_ID are set; the custom domain is attached manually at cutover (see ebs-worker/README.md).

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  • New Features
    • Added a Cloudflare Worker backend for broadcaster OAuth, token management, channel-state publishing and retrieval, and scheduled maintenance.
    • Added automated testing and deployment workflows, plus weekly dependency updates.
  • Documentation
    • Added setup, configuration, local testing, deployment, and migration guidance for the Worker.

Port the ASP.NET Extension Backend Service to a Hono + TypeScript Worker backed by D1,
keeping the HTTP contract (routes, status codes, headers, problem+json, limits, CORS) so the
desktop app and extension are unchanged.

- D1 schema replaces ebs.db; Twitch tokens are AES-GCM encrypted with TOKEN_ENCRYPTION_KEY
- OAuth sessions and one-time codes move from memory to D1
- Cron triggers replace the prune, token refresh and credential check background services
- Rate Limiting bindings for per-IP limits, a D1 counter for per-channel limits
- Compensating re-checks replace per-channel locks so no snapshot outlives its credential
- 128 vitest tests run the real SQL against node:sqlite
- CI workflow (deploy gated on repo secrets), Dependabot entry, README, AGENTS.md row

The .NET service is left in place until cutover is done.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • ebs-worker/src/db/ratelimit.ts
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This pull request adds a Cloudflare Worker implementation of the EBS, including OAuth, state management, Twitch PubSub integration, D1 storage, scheduled tasks, tests, and deployment workflows.

Changes: EBS Worker implementation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Runtime configuration and security primitives
ebs-worker/src/config.ts, ebs-worker/src/env.ts, ebs-worker/src/context.ts, ebs-worker/src/crypto.ts, ebs-worker/test/units.test.ts
Adds Worker configuration and environment contracts, validation, cryptographic utilities, and unit tests for configuration, encryption, PKCE, and OAuth error classification.
D1 schema and persistence
ebs-worker/migrations/*, ebs-worker/src/db/*, ebs-worker/test/helpers.ts
Adds D1 schema and operations for broadcaster tokens, channel snapshots, pending OAuth records, rate limits, and credential status. Adds SQLite-backed test helpers.
Desktop OAuth and token lifecycle
ebs-worker/src/routes/oauth.ts, ebs-worker/src/twitch/oauth.ts, ebs-worker/test/oauth.test.ts
Adds desktop authorization, callback, PKCE-checked token exchange, and token revocation routes, with Twitch OAuth helpers and OAuth tests.
State API and PubSub publishing
ebs-worker/src/app.ts, ebs-worker/src/http.ts, ebs-worker/src/clearing.ts, ebs-worker/src/twitch/{jwt,pubsub}.ts, ebs-worker/src/index.ts, ebs-worker/test/state.test.ts
Adds state publishing, deletion, and retrieval endpoints; Twitch PubSub broadcasting; and tests for validation, authentication, rate limits, health status, and retrieval.
Scheduled refresh and maintenance
ebs-worker/src/scheduled.ts, ebs-worker/src/twitch/probe.ts, ebs-worker/test/scheduled.test.ts
Adds scheduled pruning, Twitch grant refresh, and credential checks, with tests for dispatch and task outcomes.
Development and deployment setup
.github/dependabot.yml, .github/workflows/ebs-worker.yml, AGENTS.md, ebs-worker/README.md, ebs-worker/package.json, ebs-worker/wrangler.example.jsonc, ebs-worker/.dev.vars.example, ebs-worker/.gitignore, ebs-worker/tsconfig.json, ebs-worker/vitest.config.ts
Adds package and Wrangler configuration, local setup documentation, CI testing and deployment, Dependabot updates, and architecture documentation.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant createApp
  participant D1
  participant TwitchPubSub as Twitch PubSub
  Caller->>createApp: POST state with bearer token
  createApp->>D1: Look up broadcaster token and grant
  createApp->>D1: Store channel state
  createApp->>TwitchPubSub: Broadcast serialized state
  TwitchPubSub-->>createApp: Return publish result
  createApp-->>Caller: Return success or publish error
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Possibly related issues

  • Signal-Thread/EDNexus#39: The issue identifies the Twitch Extension Backend Service as part of the integration, and this pull request adds an EBS implementation.
  • Signal-Thread/EDNexus#250: Not included. The changes do not document or perform a Twitch Developer Agreement or extension monetisation policy review.

Suggested labels: enhancement

Suggested reviewers: claude

Merge Risk: Low · previous review dfd83

The Worker port looks sound overall. Before merging, consider hardening the status-write path so a health-bookkeeping failure cannot fail a publish, and stream-limit the OAuth request body. The remaining items are a rare CI test flake and a health-check nuance in /healthz. Nothing has been verified against real Cloudflare or Twitch, so a staging deploy is advisable.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

Nitpick comments: 3

ebs-worker/src/http.ts: 1

47-48: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Quick win

readJsonBody buffers an undeclared body in full before it applies the limit.

request.arrayBuffer() reads the whole body into memory, and only then does Line 48 compare its size to limit. A chunked upload that sends no Content-Length bypasses the check on Line 45. The Worker buffers up to the platform request cap before it returns the 413. That cap is far above the 16 KiB default and close to the isolate memory limit.

POST /oauth/token is unauthenticated. RL_OAUTH is optional and absent when not configured, so nothing else bounds this path. A few large chunked uploads can exhaust isolate memory and fail unrelated requests served by the same isolate.

Read request.body as a stream. Count bytes as they arrive, and cancel the reader once the count exceeds limit.

Proposed change

-  const buffer = await request.arrayBuffer();
-  if (buffer.byteLength > limit) return tooLarge();
-  if (buffer.byteLength === 0) return { ok: true, value: undefined };
+  const chunks: Uint8Array[] = [];
+  let total = 0;
+  if (request.body) {
+    const reader = request.body.getReader();
+    for (;;) {
+      const { done, value } = await reader.read();
+      if (done) break;
+      total += value.byteLength;
+      if (total > limit) {
+        await reader.cancel();
+        return tooLarge();
+      }
+      chunks.push(value);
+    }
+  }
+  if (total === 0) return { ok: true, value: undefined };
+  const buffer = new Uint8Array(total);
+  let offset = 0;
+  for (const chunk of chunks) {
+    buffer.set(chunk, offset);
+    offset += chunk.byteLength;
+  }
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Review comment at @ebs-worker/src/http.ts around lines 47 - 48:
Update readJsonBody to consume request.body incrementally and track bytes as chunks arrive, canceling the reader and returning tooLarge() as soon as the total exceeds limit. Only assemble and parse the body after it is within the limit, while preserving the empty-body result.
ebs-worker/src/twitch/pubsub.ts: 1

44-44: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Quick win

A failed status write turns a delivered broadcast into an error.

markCredentialsRejected (Line 44) and markCredentialsAccepted (Line 51) are D1 writes outside the try block. If either write throws, broadcast throws instead of returning a PubSubResult. The doc comment says a failure is a result, not an exception.

This happens after Twitch has already accepted or refused the message. The callers then fail in these ways:

  • POST /api/update-state returns a 500 although the card was stored and published.
  • clearChannel throws after it removed the snapshot and sent the offline message. DELETE /api/update-state then returns 500, and /oauth/revoke aborts before it revokes the token.

The status row is only health bookkeeping. It should not decide the outcome of a publish or a sign-out. Wrap both writes in a try/catch that logs a warning and still returns the real result. Also note that every successful publish now does an extra D1 write.

Proposed change

+async function recordStatus(write: () => Promise<void>): Promise<void> {
+  try {
+    await write();
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.warn(`Could not record the PubSub credential status: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : error}`);
+  }
+}
+
 ...
-      await markCredentialsRejected(deps, response.status);
+      await recordStatus(() => markCredentialsRejected(deps, response.status));
 ...
-  await markCredentialsAccepted(deps);
+  await recordStatus(() => markCredentialsAccepted(deps));

Also applies to: 51-51

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Review comment at @ebs-worker/src/twitch/pubsub.ts at line 44:
Update broadcast so failures from markCredentialsRejected and markCredentialsAccepted are treated as non-fatal status-bookkeeping errors: catch and warn on write failures, then return the actual PubSubResult based on the Twitch response. Keep publish and rejection outcomes unchanged.
ebs-worker/src/db/ratelimit.ts: 1

5-10: Trivial · Performance & Scalability

The doc comment does not match how checkFixedWindow is called.

The comment says the partition is an authenticated channel, so write volume is bounded by real broadcasters. The /api/update-state middleware in ebs-worker/src/app.ts (lines 103-262 in the supplied context) uses the partition ip:${clientIp(...)} when authentication fails. Every unauthenticated POST or DELETE with a bad or missing token therefore causes one D1 row write and creates one rate_limit row per distinct IP. The rows are removed only by the prune cron.

The atomic upsert is correct. The unauthenticated path is not bounded by real broadcasters.

Consider using the RL_* Rate Limiting binding for the unauthenticated per-IP check. Then D1 writes would stay limited to authenticated channels. Otherwise, correct the comment to state this cost.

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Review comment at @ebs-worker/src/db/ratelimit.ts around lines 5 - 10:
Update the documentation for checkFixedWindow to reflect that unauthenticated update-state requests also create D1 rows keyed by client IP, so writes are not limited to authenticated broadcasters; keep the atomic-upsert description unchanged.
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ebs-worker/src/twitch/probe.ts-62-63: 1

62-63: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

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A 400 response is recorded as accepted, but it does not prove the credentials were verified.

The doc comment at Lines 19-22 says Twitch validates the body first (400). It then verifies the token (403 for a bad secret, extension id or owner id). A 400 therefore comes from the body check, before token verification.

Line 62 says the opposite: a 400 means the credentials "got past verification". The code at Line 63 follows that claim and calls accepted(deps).

If Twitch rejects the body for any reason, /healthz reports pubsub: accepted even when TWITCH_EXTENSION_SECRET is wrong. One possible trigger is the '0' fallback broadcaster_id when TWITCH_OWNER_USER_ID is unset. Overwriting a stored rejected status with accepted also hides a real misconfiguration.

Only the 403 "Permission denied to use target" answer is positive evidence, as the doc comment describes. Treat a 400 as inconclusive, or confirm Twitch's actual check order and fix the comment. Update the test at ebs-worker/test/scheduled.test.ts Lines 143 and 135 to match.

Proposed change

-  // 400: the credentials got past verification and only the deliberately invalid target was refused.
-  if (response.status === 400) return accepted(deps);
+  // 400 is raised by body validation, before the token is verified, so it says nothing about the credentials.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @ebs-worker/test/units.test.ts:
- Line 20: Update the tampering case in the test around decryptText so it always
changes the ciphertext: choose a second-to-last base64url character different
from the existing one, preserve the final character, and assert that decryptText
rejects the resulting value with DecryptionError.

---

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @ebs-worker/src/db/ratelimit.ts:
- Around line 5-10: Update the documentation for checkFixedWindow to reflect
that unauthenticated update-state requests also create D1 rows keyed by client
IP, so writes are not limited to authenticated broadcasters; keep the
atomic-upsert description unchanged.

Review comments at @ebs-worker/src/http.ts:
- Around line 47-48: Update readJsonBody to consume request.body incrementally
and track bytes as chunks arrive, canceling the reader and returning tooLarge()
as soon as the total exceeds limit. Only assemble and parse the body after it is
within the limit, while preserving the empty-body result.

Review comments at @ebs-worker/src/twitch/pubsub.ts:
- Line 44: Update broadcast so failures from markCredentialsRejected and
markCredentialsAccepted are treated as non-fatal status-bookkeeping errors:
catch and warn on write failures, then return the actual PubSubResult based on
the Twitch response. Keep publish and rejection outcomes unchanged.

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Comment thread ebs-worker/test/units.test.ts Resolved
- Read request bodies as a stream and cancel once the cap is passed, so a chunked upload cannot make the isolate buffer more than it will accept
- Make PubSub credential-status writes non-fatal: bookkeeping must not turn a published broadcast or a sign-out into an error
- Fix the flaky tamper test (the fixed replacement matched the real tag byte about 1 run in 256)
- Correct the checkFixedWindow comment: unauthenticated callers also cost a D1 write
- Add tests for the streamed cap and the non-fatal status write

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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