Archipelago — open-source initial import
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// Stale-while-revalidate resource hook over the shared resources store.
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//
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// Usage:
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// const files = useCachedResource<CloudFile[]>({
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// key: 'cloud.my-files',
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// fetcher: (signal) => rpcClient.call({ method: 'content.list', signal, dedup: true }),
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// ttlMs: 30_000,
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// })
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// // template: files.data renders instantly on revisit (cache), while
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// // files.loadState === 'refreshing' drives a subtle refresh indicator.
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//
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// Behavior:
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// - Synchronous hydrate: memory (survives navigation) → sessionStorage
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// snapshot (survives reload) → fetch.
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// - Sticky-ready: never regresses ready → loading; refreshes are
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// 'refreshing' so content stays on screen.
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// - Stale-while-revalidate: on mount, cached data is shown immediately and a
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// background refresh runs only if the TTL has lapsed (or never fetched).
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// - Keep-last-value on error, with `isStale`/`ageMs` for badges.
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// - revalidateOnFocus: refreshes when the tab regains focus and the data is
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// stale (debounced by TTL, so focus-flapping is free).
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// - Abort-on-unmount: the fetcher receives an AbortSignal that fires when
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// the last subscribed component unmounts.
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import { computed, getCurrentScope, onActivated, onScopeDispose, type ComputedRef } from 'vue'
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import { useResourcesStore, type ResourceEntry, type ResourceLoadState } from '@/stores/resources'
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export interface CachedResourceOptions<T> {
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/** Cache key. Include identifying params, e.g. `peer-files:${onion}`. */
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key: string
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/** Fetch fresh data. Receives an abort signal tied to component lifetime. */
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fetcher: (signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<T>
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/** Data older than this triggers a background revalidate (default 30s). */
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ttlMs?: number
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/** Snapshot to sessionStorage so reloads paint instantly. REQUIRED (no
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* default) — `persist ?? true` was the exact footgun CR-01 hit (a wallet
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* resource omitted this and silently persisted balances to
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* sessionStorage), so every call site must make the decision explicitly.
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* Sensitive data (money, identity, peer-identity/DID/pubkey payloads)
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* MUST be `false`; static/aggregate/non-identifying data may be `true`. */
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persist: boolean
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/** Revalidate (if stale) when the window regains focus (default true). */
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revalidateOnFocus?: boolean
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/** Fetch on first use (default true). Set false for lazy resources. */
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immediate?: boolean
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}
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export interface CachedResource<T> {
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entry: ResourceEntry<T>
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/** Convenience computed views over the entry. */
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data: ComputedRef<T | null>
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loadState: ComputedRef<ResourceLoadState>
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error: ComputedRef<string | null>
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/** True when data exists but is older than the TTL (drive an age badge). */
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isStale: ComputedRef<boolean>
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ageMs: ComputedRef<number | null>
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/** Force a refresh now (deduped with any in-flight one). */
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refresh: () => Promise<void>
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/** Mark stale + debounce-refresh all mounted users of this key. */
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invalidate: () => void
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/** Optimistically update cached data; returns rollback for RPC failure. */
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optimistic: (update: (current: T | null) => T) => () => void
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}
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export function useCachedResource<T>(opts: CachedResourceOptions<T>): CachedResource<T> {
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const store = useResourcesStore()
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const ttlMs = opts.ttlMs ?? 30_000
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const persist = opts.persist
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const entry = store.entry<T>(opts.key, persist)
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const aborter = new AbortController()
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const fetcher = () => opts.fetcher(aborter.signal)
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const refresh = () => store.refresh(opts.key, fetcher, { persist })
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const stale = () => entry.fetchedAt === null || Date.now() - entry.fetchedAt > ttlMs
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const refreshIfStale = () => {
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if (stale()) void refresh()
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}
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// Register as a live revalidator so invalidate(key) reaches us.
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const unsubscribe = store.subscribe(opts.key, () => void refresh())
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const onFocus = () => refreshIfStale()
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if (opts.revalidateOnFocus ?? true) {
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window.addEventListener('focus', onFocus)
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}
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// Tied to the owning effect scope (component setup or manual scope);
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// outside any scope (tests, module init) there's nothing to dispose.
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if (getCurrentScope()) {
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onScopeDispose(() => {
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unsubscribe()
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window.removeEventListener('focus', onFocus)
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aborter.abort()
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})
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// Reactivation (a KeepAlive'd component being shown again) is a distinct
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// trigger from mount and from window focus: onScopeDispose doesn't fire
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// on deactivate (the instance is preserved, not destroyed), and the
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// focus listener doesn't fire on an in-SPA tab switch (the window never
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// loses focus). Without this a kept-alive tab would paint instantly
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// forever and never revalidate. Vue no-ops onActivated outside a
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// <KeepAlive> boundary, so this is safe for every existing consumer.
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//
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// `immediate: false` resources are a distinct case (found in 02-04's
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// audit, once Cloud.vue/Server.vue's main-tab paths joined
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// KEEP_ALIVE_PATHS): `stale()` is true for any never-fetched entry
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// (`fetchedAt === null`), so a bare `refreshIfStale()` here would fire
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// the fetch the moment the tab is first activated — defeating a resource
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// deliberately marked "fetch on first use" (e.g. a tab-gated fetch that
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// should wait for the user to open that sub-tab). Only auto-revalidate
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// an `immediate: false` resource on activation once it has actually been
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// fetched at least once; before that, activation is a no-op and the
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// resource's own explicit trigger (a watcher, an onMounted/onActivated
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// "kick") still owns the first fetch.
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onActivated(() => {
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if (opts.immediate === false && entry.fetchedAt === null) return
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refreshIfStale()
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})
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}
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if (opts.immediate ?? true) refreshIfStale()
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return {
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entry,
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data: computed(() => entry.data),
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loadState: computed(() => entry.loadState),
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error: computed(() => entry.error),
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isStale: computed(() => entry.data !== null && stale()),
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ageMs: computed(() => (entry.fetchedAt === null ? null : Date.now() - entry.fetchedAt)),
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refresh,
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invalidate: () => store.invalidate(opts.key),
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// Pass this resource's own already-decided `persist` through explicitly
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// (WR-04) — store.optimistic() requires it rather than defaulting, so
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// the entry's persist decision can never silently diverge by omission.
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optimistic: (update) => store.optimistic<T>(opts.key, update, persist),
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}
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}
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