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# ARCHITECTURE
One binary, three modes. `packages/server` (Relic) is embedded, not a separate product.
- **Client**: GUI Join, sync WS client (`web_socket_channel` in `packages/core`) + mpv. No server code runs.
- **Server+Client (Host)**: GUI Host starts `packages/server` in-process, binds port, self-connects via loopback. Host opens ports, runs traffic. Clients open nothing outbound-only.
- **Headless**: `--headless`, same server package, no window/player init.
Server side: **Relic** (HTTP + built-in WS). Client side WS: **`web_socket_channel`**
(Relic has no client; server WS handling stays in Relic).
Media order (locked): links first (shared http(s) URL, Syncplay-style sync),
file relay after (server-proxied bytes for the whitelist case).
## Media paths (links vs file relay)
Two ways to watch, same sync engine, same Range endpoint:
1. **Links (primary, shipped):** host shares an http(s) media URL
(e.g. a Jellyfin Download URL). Viewers stream it directly; the
server is sync-authority only (`media.url`, no `mediaUrl`). This
covers most sessions — proxying is usually unnecessary.
2. **File relay (secondary, local-file half shipped):** host serves
bytes from their own machine through the server's token-gated
Range endpoint `GET /m/<sid>/<token>/<name>`. Viewers (and the
host via loopback) play the server URL. This is the fallback for
the whitelist case: viewers cannot reach the source, but the
server/host can (e.g. Jellyfin allowlists the host, not the
viewers). No server storage — bytes stream file→socket, config +
logs only, never to disk.
Backends behind `MediaSource` (`packages/core/lib/src/media_source.dart`):
`FileMediaSource` (local file — SHIPPED, wired into
`mountSessionMediaRoute`); `HttpSource` (server fetches a remote URL
and re-serves it — DEFERRED, Phase 8). `resolveMediaRequest` stays
framework-agnostic so both ride the same tested Range table.
## Deferred: remote-host upload tunnel (NOT active protocol)
If a VPS tier ever needs a *remote* host to push bytes to a server
it cannot serve from disk, the reserved design is the brief's WSS
tunnel: host dials out, JSON control frames
(`hello`/`welcome`+mediaUrl, `open`{id,start,end}, `ack`, `cancel`,
`eof`/`err`) plus binary `[u32 BE reqId][payload]` chunks —
chunk 256 KiB, credit window 8 (≈2 MiB in flight), max 16 concurrent
`open`, relay acks only after socket flush (real backpressure).
`RelayConstants.chunkBytes/creditWindowChunks/maxConcurrentOpen`
are reserved for this. No code exists; direct-serve covers v1
(host IS the server, opens ports itself).
Host playback goes through loopback like everyone else's
(`http://127.0.0.1:<port>/…`) — same code path as remote viewers, so
server bugs surface on the host screen first. Deployment ladder,
cheapest first: host's own PC (LAN, or internet with port-forward) →
same binary `--headless` on a friend's always-on box → cheap VPS
(CGNAT escape; TLS/Caddy deferred with this tier).
Sync: heavily Syncplay-inspired + original readiness design, NOT 1:1
(audit done; deviations: clock never moves from reports, no
pause-on-leave, force-for-all, quorum gate — see HANDOFF §2).
Additive namespaced extensions only, `proto` bump + `PROTOCOL.md` same-commit.
No server storage: config + logs only. Media never touches disk.
## Health reporting (standing rule)
Every failure must display. Nothing stalls silently.
- Server `/health` returns machine-readable status: ok, room, viewer
count, uptime, media, bytes served, version. The app reads it.
- App surfaces all failure states in UI with cause + what-to-do:
connecting/reconnecting, wrong secret (401), kicked (403), session
gone (410), host offline / buffering (503), starvation
("waiting for X — N.N s buffered"). Backed by a structured status
signal (severity + message), not bare strings.
- Errors log via `debugPrint` + stack trace at the boundary, then
convert to a displayable state. No swallowed exceptions.
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# PROTOCOL — v4 (Phase 3: sync engine + readiness)
`proto = 4`. Bump history: v1 hello/state/event shapes; v2 `token` in
welcome; v3 `kicked`/`kick`; v4 readiness intents, room fan-out, feed,
public member ids (tokens never leave their owner — media URLs carry
only the requester's own token).
## Transport vs readiness (the core split)
Room transport is PLAYING or HELD. Seeks move transport position only:
while PLAYING anyone seeks freely, everyone follows, catch-up buffering
is tolerated with no flag changes. Readiness gates only the
HELD→PLAYING transition. Starvation pauses transport without touching
flags; recovery auto-resumes on buffers, no Space needed.
## Message catalog
Client→server intents (all post-hello text frames):
```
{"t":"ready","ready":true,"source":"manual|auto"} Space flip / idle timer
{"t":"force","target":"all|<memberId>","ready":false}
{"t":"seek","position":123.4} doSeek event, room jumps
{"t":"swap","media":{"name":..,"size":..,"duration":..,"url":..}}
{"t":"report","position":123.1,"buffered":6.2,"eventId":41}
{"t":"chat","text":"…"}
{"t":"kick","target":"<memberId>","reason":"…"} v3, now by member id
```
Server→client:
```
{"t":"room",{eventId,transport:"playing"|"held",position,serverTime,
mediaId,media:{…}|null,
members:[{id,name,avatar,ready,inSet,buffered,stale}]}}
{"t":"feed",{actor,action,target?,reason?,at}} toasts + sheet log
{"t":"welcome",{token,memberId,mediaUrl?,state}} v2+4, state now a room
{"t":"kicked",{reason}} {"t":"err",{message}}
```
`room` broadcasts at 1 Hz and on every change. Clients diff by
`eventId`: position jump ⇒ seek, transport change ⇒ play/pause.
`feed` actions: ready, unready, force-ready, force-unready, force-play,
force-hold, kick, join, leave, stale, swap, seek, pause, resume, chat —
every one carries actor + server timestamp.
Force-play-all is `force` with `target:"all",ready:true`; anyone not
ready Spaces back. Sounds key off feed actions.
## Membership set (kills join-cascade + ghost-quorum)
- Join: `inSet=false, ready=false`. Catch up in background (open media,
seek to room edge, buffer). Flipping ready joins the set.
- Unready while in set: stays in set, room re-evaluates → HELD.
- Disconnect: removed from set, never counts toward quorum.
- Swap: all sets cleared, all flags false.
- Gate to PLAYING: set non-empty AND every in-set member
ready + buffered ≥ 4 s + fresh (not stale) AND quorum: in-set
size ≥ 2, unless no more than one member is fresh. A lone
watcher can play alone; the moment a second watcher is present,
one Space waits for the other. Empty set ⇒ HELD.
## Clock rules (Syncplay port)
Server owns the advancing clock:
`positionAt(now) = position + (playing ? now-serverTime : 0)`.
Plain reports are informational and can never move it. Only seek, swap,
and gate transitions write position/serverTime/eventId. Reports tagged
with `eventId < current` have their position ignored (no ping-pong);
buffered is still accepted. Pause (HELD) freezes position immediately;
resume sets serverTime=now — laggards seek forward, never drag back.
Tiered client correction on room state: |drift| > 5 s ⇒ seek;
ahead > 1.5 s ⇒ 0.95× until level; inside deadzone ⇒ nothing.
## Join state machine
connect → hello → welcome → open media (server mediaUrl or shared
url) → seek to room edge → buffer → not-ready catch-up → Space →
in set → HELD→PLAYING when gate passes. Reconnect: re-hello (tokens
die with the socket), prior flag restored, buffer gate holds playback
until truly caught up.
## Swap state machine
anyone sends swap → HELD, mediaId++, clock reset (0/now), sets
cleared, flags false → all clients re-run Join → auto-resume when the
gate passes. No authority check in v1 (same trust basis as force).
## Join / auth (v2–v3, unchanged)
proto must equal server proto; secret is the room password; avatar
≤64 KiB; failures get `err` + close. `sid="default"`, map keyed for
later multi-session. mediaUrl only when the server holds bytes.
## Media endpoint (Phase 1, unchanged)
`GET /m/<sid>/<token>/<name>` Range table. 410/401/403/503 gates.
## Heartbeat (Phase 2 baseline, feeds the gate)
5 s WS pings; per-token lastSeen on every frame; silent >15 s ⇒ out
of the gate (`stale` feed); silent >30 s ⇒ socket closed, member
removed (`leave`), client reconnects via re-hello. No limbo sockets.
Closed sockets are swept every second (`isClosed` poll — transport
`onDone` is unreliable, so presence never depends on it).
Client-side reconnect loop (fixed polite interval + manual escape)
is app work.
## Playlist (deferred, space reserved)
Not v1. Shape when it lands: server-held `queue:[media…]` alongside
the current media; anyone appends links (`queue-add`), anyone skips
(`queue-skip`); reaching EOF auto-advances exactly like a swap
(HELD, mediaId++, sets cleared, Join rerun, gate resumes). No code
until then — `mediaId` + swap already carry it.
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# ROADMAP — sync_relay_project (canonical phase tracker)
This is the durable source of truth for phases. Chat is ephemeral;
this file + `HANDOFF.md` (root) + `PROTOCOL.md` / `ARCHITECTURE.md`
carry state across sessions. Update this file when a phase changes
state. Proto bumps still require PROTOCOL.md same-commit.
Model: direct-serve (host opens ports, clients open nothing). The
brief's old WSS host-upload tunnel is obsolete unless a VPS tier
needs remote-host upload. Server = Relic, client WS =
web_socket_channel. Protocol still v4.
## Status legend
- DONE: exit criteria met, tests green at the time.
- PARTIAL: shipped + tested, exits still open.
- TODO: not started or explicitly deferred.
## Phase 0 — Scaffold (DONE)
Monorepo, path deps, CI (`dart analyze` + `dart test` on core/server),
logging/config/errors, Flutter-free enforcement tests, relay binary
binds/logs/exits, stub ARCHITECTURE.md.
## Phase 1 — mpv HTTP contract (DONE)
Relic `resolveMediaRequest` + `mountMediaRoute`, full Range table
(200 / 206×3 shapes / 416 / 401 / 403 / 410 / 503), byte-exact tests,
real mpv traces in `mpv-http-contract.md`, `tool/range_logger.dart`
+ `tool/shaper.dart` (KB/s cap, latency, --kill-after).
## Phase 2 — Sessions + media endpoint (DONE)
Secret → 128-bit token, 401/403/410 gates, kick kills WS+media,
byte counters, `tool/fake_viewer.dart` ALL PASS live. Proto v2→v3
for `kicked`/`kick`. Media: local-file relay SHIPPED
(`FileMediaSource` + token-gated Range route); links path SHIPPED
(server distributes shared URL, viewers stream direct);
`HttpSource` (server-side URL fetch) DEFERRED to Phase 8; WSS
upload tunnel NOT BUILT (spec reserved in ARCHITECTURE.md).
## Phase 3 — Sync engine + readiness (DONE)
`RoomEngine` (injectable clock): server-owned clock, reports never
move it, stale-eventId guard, free seeks, PLAYING/HELD gate, quorum
(in-set≥2 unless ≤1 fresh), swap reset, force with actor feed.
22+ engine tests, `tool/e2e_check.dart` 15/15 sim. Syncplay audit
done (conscious deviations documented in HANDOFF §2). Proto v4.
Follow-ups landed: NaN guards, name/chat caps, stale vs leave feed,
1 Hz feed flush, silent-drop (15 s stale / 30 s drop + close).
## Phase 4 — Desktop app (PARTIAL)
Shipped: SyncClient framing, RoomDiff (eventId diff, 0.95× latch),
media_kit wiring, Space=ready, avatars, toasts+sheet, health display,
reconnect loop. Counts at last green: core 42, server 40, desktop 17.
Open exits (manual, user-driven): remove bisect flags in
`apps/desktop/lib/app.dart`; 2-client LAN soak; 1.4 GB real-file test
(user resupplies URL, never paste api_key into files);
cache-exhaustion long outage; internet test (forwarded port/Tailscale).
## Phase 5 — Resilience (PARTIAL)
Shipped: isClosed sweep, onError forget, stop() closes sockets,
silence-timeout + reconnect loop. Never run: shaper chaos suite
(host drop 5 s / 30 s, viewer stall, 20-seek storm), OOM / stuck-room
/ drift-recovery assertions, CI wiring.
## Phase 6 — Identity & social (PARTIAL)
Shipped: names (32 cap), avatars (64 KiB, picker + crop), kick nudge
+ reason, feed attribution. Open: real chat pane/history (schema
only), sounds swap-in (wiring + NoopSfxService ready; pick
flutter_soloud or equivalent, Kenney/ObsydianX/akx sources in
HANDOFF §7).
## Phase 7 — Deployment & updates (TODO, deferred)
Thin `bin/server.dart` compiles; systemd unit exists. Missing:
Windows zip, Linux tar/AppDir, TLS/Caddy doc, update manifest +
verifier. Needs explicit user go + code-signing decision.
## Phase 8 — Optional quality (TODO, deferred)
Playlist (`queue-add`/`queue-skip`, shape reserved in PROTOCOL.md),
sidecar subtitles, local-file fallback (viewer plays matching
size+duration file locally, still synced — saves host uplink),
`HttpSource` (host pastes a direct-stream URL, server fetches +
re-serves — makes Jellyfin usable through the whitelist today, no
native integration). No code until approved.
## Deferred backlog (needs explicit approval)
Jellyfin native, P2P/WebRTC, multi-session, transcode, Android.
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# mpv HTTP contract (Phase 1, verified against Relic endpoint)
Spike: `tool/range_logger.dart` (Relic, `mountMediaRoute` + `onLog` hook).
Player: stock mpv CLI headless (`--vo=null --ao=null`). Server logs
`METHOD path range=<h> -> status bytes=<n>`.
## Real traces
mp4, 570692 B, full play (`--frames=300`):
```text
get /m/file range=- -> 200 bytes=570692
get /m/file range=bytes=0- -> 206 bytes=570692
```
One no-Range open (mpv probes full length), then a single open-ended
stream to EOF. Small file fits demuxer cache; one connection does it all.
mkv (ffmpeg remux of same file), 562197 B, play + `--start=8` seek:
```text
get /m/file range=bytes=0- -> 206 bytes=562197
get /m/file range=bytes=0- -> 206 bytes=562197
get /m/file range=bytes=562093- -> 206 bytes=104
get /m/file range=bytes=243694- -> 206 bytes=318503
```
Two `bytes=0-` opens (demuxer probe + playback), a 104 B tail read at
`size-104` (Cues-at-EOF probe — mpv expresses it open-ended, not as
`bytes=-n`; the server answers both identically), then a mid-file open
at a cluster boundary for the seek/start position. Seeks always arrive
as a fresh `bytes=N-` connection, never as a mutation of the old one.
Outage: server SIGINT-killed 5 s mid-play (looping file, comma-form
reconnect flags), restarted. mpv kept playing from cache, no error, no
reconnect storm; no new Range request inside the post-restart window.
Short drops are ridden out from cache — matches the north-star case.
Cache-exhaustion reconnect (long drop) is a Phase 5 chaos assertion;
`tool/shaper.dart` (KB/s cap + latency + `--kill-after`) exists for it.
## Server behavior table (all byte-exact tested, 16 server tests)
| Request | Response |
|---|---|
| no Range | 200, exact `Content-Length`, full bytes |
| `bytes=a-b` | 206, `Content-Range: a-b/size`, exact length |
| `bytes=a-` | 206 open-ended to EOF, exact length |
| `bytes=-n` | 206 tail `size-n..EOF` (Cues probe) |
| unsatisfiable start | 416 + `Content-Range: bytes */size` |
| host offline | 503 + `Retry-After: 2` (mpv retries with reconnect flags) |
| bad token / kicked / gone | 401 / 403 / 410 |
Always: `Accept-Ranges: bytes`; `Content-Type` from extension
(mkv `video/x-matroska`, mp4 `video/mp4`, webm, avi, mov, ts, mka/mp3).
## Relic notes
- Range arrives as typed `RangeHeader` (`req.headers.range`), not a raw
string. Multi-range takes the first entry; unit is preserved so
non-`bytes` units still 416. `resolveMediaRequest` in
`packages/server` stays framework-agnostic and is the tested truth.
- Reconnect flag syntax is build-sensitive: this mpv rejected the
colon-joined `--stream-lavf-o=a=1:b=1` form and accepted commas.
The exact media_kit property set is re-verified in Phase 4 through
mpv `set_property`, not CLI flags.
## Remaining manual (human + media_kit, Phase 4)
1.4 GB real file through the endpoint with the pinned buffer props;
long-outage reconnect with cache exhaustion via shaper.