Fix download for DDO v5 assets (provider-initialize + policy-server probe) - #174
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The updated v5 download flow can fail instead of skipping SSI on nodes without a policy server, and an unresponsive status endpoint can leave operations hanging. These runtime issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Commands
participant ProviderInstance
participant ProviderEndpoint
Commands->>Commands: validate serviceId
Commands->>ProviderInstance: initialize provider
ProviderInstance-->>Commands: initialization result
Commands->>ProviderEndpoint: request policy-server status
ProviderEndpoint-->>Commands: isPSConfigured
Commands->>Commands: retrieve policy-server object
Commands->>Commands: order asset
Commands-->>Client: download result or logged error
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Summary:
This PR introduces important improvements to the download command, notably by properly handling DDO v5 provider initialization and policy server verification. It also improves UX by failing fast on invalid service IDs and cleanly catching errors instead of throwing unhandled exceptions. Overall code quality is very good, though there is a potential edge case with the return type of getPolicyServerOBJs that warrants double-checking.
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• [INFO][style] Failing fast when the serviceId is not found is a great improvement over silently falling back to the first service. Good design choice!
• [INFO][style] Since you added if (!service) on line 509, serviceIndex is guaranteed to be >= 0 at this point. You could safely simplify this to just serviceIndex, though leaving the ternary operator is harmless.
- serviceIndex < 0 ? 0 : serviceIndex,
+ serviceIndex,• [INFO][other] Swallowing the error here to fall back to the normal flow is a smart way to maintain backward compatibility with older nodes that might not implement the /directCommand status endpoint.
• [WARNING][bug] Returning null here changes the return type of getPolicyServerOBJs from an array to potentially null (or Type[] | null). Please ensure that all callers of getPolicyServerOBJs properly check for null to avoid TypeError: Cannot read properties of null when attempting to iterate over the result.
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277-277: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd JSDoc for the modified exported policy helpers.
Document that
getPolicyServerOBJandgetPolicyServerOBJscan returnnullwhen policy-server support is unavailable. This return contract changed and is visible to callers.Also applies to: 394-394
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 338: Update the README description of optional serviceId to match the
implementation in commands.ts: state that the CLI defaults to the first service,
unless the selection logic is changed to explicitly choose the first
download-capable service.
In `@src/commands.ts`:
- Line 444: Rename the private helper initializeProvider to _initializeProvider
and update its call site accordingly, preserving the existing behavior.
- Line 450: Update the SSI initialization flow around initializeProvider and
initializePSVerification to reuse the isPSConfigured availability probe before
sending verification. Invoke initializePSVerification only when the probe
confirms a policy server is configured, preserving the documented skip behavior
and allowing downloads to proceed without one.
- Line 510: Wrap the new console.error messages around the service lookup and
related CLI error paths with chalk.red, including the messages at the referenced
locations, while preserving their existing text and behavior.
In `@src/policyServerHelper.ts`:
- Around line 285-287: Update the Axios status probe in getPolicyServerOBJ to
pass a finite, bounded timeout in the options for the /directCommand status
request, allowing unresponsive probes to reject and reach the existing fallback
catch while preserving the current status payload and URL.
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In `@src/policyServerHelper.ts`:
- Line 277: Add JSDoc to the exported helpers getPolicyServerOBJ and
getPolicyServerOBJs documenting that each may return null when policy-server
support is unavailable, so callers can rely on the updated return contract.
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| serviceId is optional. If omitted, the CLI defaults to the first available download service. | ||
| serviceId is optional. If omitted, the CLI defaults to the first available download service. If you pass a `serviceId` that does not exist in the DDO, the command now fails fast with a clear error instead of silently ordering the first service. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Describe the default service selection accurately.
src/commands.ts selects services[0] without checking its type. The CLI does not currently select the first available download service. Change this text to “the first service,” or filter the command to a download-capable service.
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In `@README.md` at line 338, Update the README description of optional serviceId
to match the implementation in commands.ts: state that the CLI defaults to the
first service, unless the selection logic is changed to explicitly choose the
first download-capable service.
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| } else console.log(util.inspect(resolvedDDO, false, null, true)); | ||
| } | ||
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| private async initializeProvider( |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Rename the private helper to _initializeProvider.
Private methods must have an _ prefix. Rename the declaration and its call site.
Also applies to: 517-517
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In `@src/commands.ts` at line 444, Rename the private helper initializeProvider to
_initializeProvider and update its call site accordingly, preserving the
existing behavior.
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Source: Coding guidelines
| accountId: string, | ||
| providerUrl: string, | ||
| ): Promise<ProviderInitialize> { | ||
| if (process.env.SSI_WALLET_API?.trim()) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Probe policy-server availability before SSI verification.
Line 450 runs initializePSVerification whenever SSI_WALLET_API is set. The isPSConfigured probe runs only later in getPolicyServerOBJ. A node with no configured policy server therefore still receives the SSI verification request. This contradicts the documented skip behavior and can stop the download before ordering.
Extract and reuse the availability probe before initializeProvider. Run initializePSVerification only when the probe confirms that a policy server is configured.
Also applies to: 529-534
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In `@src/commands.ts` at line 450, Update the SSI initialization flow around
initializeProvider and initializePSVerification to reuse the isPSConfigured
availability probe before sending verification. Invoke initializePSVerification
only when the probe confirms a policy server is configured, preserving the
documented skip behavior and allowing downloads to proceed without one.
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| const serviceId = args[3] ? args[3] : services[0].id; | ||
| const service = services.find((s) => s.id === serviceId); | ||
| if (!service) { | ||
| console.error(`Service ID "${serviceId}" not found in DDO ${did}.`); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Color the new CLI error messages.
Wrap these error messages with chalk.red to keep CLI errors visually distinct.
Also applies to: 525-525, 537-537, 567-567
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In `@src/commands.ts` at line 510, Wrap the new console.error messages around the
service lookup and related CLI error paths with chalk.red, including the
messages at the referenced locations, while preserving their existing text and
behavior.
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Source: Coding guidelines
| const statusResponse = await axios.post(`${providerUrl}/directCommand`, { | ||
| command: "status", | ||
| }); |
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Add a bounded timeout to the Axios status probe.
The imported axios client uses timeout: 0 by default. If /directCommand accepts the connection but does not respond, getPolicyServerOBJ remains blocked at await axios.post(...). The fallback catch cannot run, and dependent download or compute flows cannot continue.
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const statusResponse = await axios.post(`${providerUrl}/directCommand`, {
command: "status",
+ }, {
+ timeout: 10_000,
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| const statusResponse = await axios.post(`${providerUrl}/directCommand`, { | |
| command: "status", | |
| }); | |
| const statusResponse = await axios.post(`${providerUrl}/directCommand`, { | |
| command: "status", | |
| }, { | |
| timeout: 10_000, | |
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In `@src/policyServerHelper.ts` around lines 285 - 287, Update the Axios status
probe in getPolicyServerOBJ to pass a finite, bounded timeout in the options for
the /directCommand status request, allowing unresponsive probes to reject and
reach the existing fallback catch while preserving the current status payload
and URL.
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downloadfor DDO v5 assets (provider-initialize + policy-server probe)Summary
Reworks the
downloadcommand so it works correctly for DDO-JS v5 (version >= 5.0.0) assets, and hardens the policy-server helper so the SSI flow is only attempted against nodes that actually have a policy server configured. This ports the intent of upstream PR #168 (backup/ddojs-download-fix), adapted to the@oceanprotocol/libv9 API this branch already uses — so it does not carry that PR's dependency bump or the stray128KB.jsonfixture.Motivation
Before this change, downloading a v5 asset went straight from policy-server retrieval to
orderAssetwith no explicit provider-initialization step, and the policy-server helper always ran the full SSI presentation flow even when the target node had no policy server configured. Errors were surfaced as raw thrown exceptions rather than actionable messages, and an unknown--serviceIdsilently fell back to the first service.Changes
src/commands.tsprivate initializeProvider(asset, serviceId, accountId, providerUrl)helper.SSI_WALLET_APIis set, runs SSI / policy-server verification viaProviderInstance.initializePSVerification(providerUrl, this.signer, command)and throws a clear error if verification fails.ProviderInstance.initialize(...)(which handles both HTTP and P2P providers internally on lib v9) and returns theProviderInitializeresult, cleaning the provider's error message (and preserving the original via{ cause }) on failure.download()refactor:serviceIdis not present in the DDO, instead of silently orderingservices[0].version >= 5.0.0, runsinitializeProvider(...)before fetching the policy-server object (getPolicyServerOBJ), each in its owntry/catch.orderWithRetrywrapper and the resolvedserviceIndex(so the service that policy retrieval andgetDownloadUrltarget is the one actually ordered).tx.wait(),getDownloadUrl, file write) is unchanged.src/policyServerHelper.tsgetPolicyServerOBJnow probes the node with astatusdirectCommandand returnsnullwhen the node reportsisPSConfigured !== true, so the SSI presentation flow is skipped against nodes without a policy server. The probe is guarded so a probe/network failure falls through to the normal flow rather than masking a real error. Return type widened toPolicyServerInitiateActionData | null.getPolicyServerOBJsshort-circuits and returnsnullwhen any dataset or algorithm entry yields anullpolicy-server object.Docs
README.md— added a note under thedownloadcommand covering the fail-fastserviceIdbehavior and the v5 provider-initialization / SSI step.CLAUDE.md— updated the "Download/consume" flow description to reflect the new v5 provider-initialize + policy-server-configured probe steps.Differences from upstream PR #168
@oceanprotocol/libv9, so the dependency bump to 8.6.2 (PR item 3) and the accidental128KB.jsonfixture (PR item 4) are not included.initializePSVerificationis called with the v9 three-argument signature (nodeUri, signer, request); the upstream two-argument call would not compile here.axiosendpoint-discovery block for the HTTP provider is dropped — on v9ProviderInstance.initializeperforms the HTTP call itself, so noaxiosimport is added tocommands.ts.serviceIndexordering logic is kept (upstream dropped it), preserving correct behavior for assets whose target service is not the first one..jsimport-extension fix from the upstream policy-server change was already present on this branch.Testing
npm run build:tsc— passes clean.npm run lint— 0 errors (only pre-existingno-explicit-anywarnings, none in the changed files).npm run mocha 'test/consumeFlow.test.ts'against a local Barge stack (chain 8996) — 10 passing, including v5 publish and the end-to-enddownload(File downloaded successfully, downloaded-file hash matches the source).Summary by CodeRabbit
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