fix(pi-fff): fall back to fff-node when fff-bun cannot be imported - #779
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Bun-compiled hosts (e.g. omp, the Oh My Pi harness) expose globalThis.Bun but their module resolver rejects TypeScript entry points under node_modules, so importing @ff-labs/fff-bun (TS-source only) fails with "Cannot find module '@ff-labs/fff-bun'". loadSdk() now tries the preferred SDK first and falls back to the other one, so such hosts transparently use the JS-compiled @ff-labs/fff-node. The preferred order stays runtime-detected and can be forced via FFF_SDK=bun|node. Refs dmtrKovalenko#778
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SDK loader selects Bun or Node package candidates from runtime detection, then imports candidates in order until one succeeds. Tests cover candidate ordering, literal imports, fallback, preference, and final error propagation. ChangesRuntime-aware SDK loading
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR improves SDK loading for Bun-compiled hosts by falling back to the Node-compatible SDK when needed. Mergeability is otherwise good, but test state should be isolated so shared FFF_SDK settings cannot affect later tests. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant loadSdk
participant sdkCandidates
participant loadFirst
participant SDKPackages
loadSdk->>sdkCandidates: select candidate order
sdkCandidates-->>loadSdk: return ordered candidates
loadSdk->>loadFirst: load candidates
loadFirst->>SDKPackages: import first candidate
SDKPackages-->>loadFirst: success or import error
loadFirst->>SDKPackages: import fallback candidate
SDKPackages-->>loadFirst: return SDK or final error
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In `@packages/pi-fff/test/sdk.test.ts`:
- Around line 44-47: Update the test for loadFirst so its rejection assertion
verifies the error from the final candidate, `@ff-labs/does-not-exist-b`, rather
than accepting any thrown error; preserve the existing all-candidates-fail
setup.
- Around line 5-9: Update the test setup around the FFF_SDK environment variable
to restore its value in an afterEach hook rather than beforeEach. In the
cleanup, reassign the captured original value when defined, and delete FFF_SDK
when original is undefined so tests cannot leak environment state.
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Restore FFF_SDK after each test.
The final test leaves FFF_SDK="nope" in the process environment. Later tests can use the wrong SDK order. Use afterEach, and delete the key when original is undefined.
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-import { beforeEach, describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
+import { afterEach, describe, expect, test } from "bun:test";
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- beforeEach(() => {
- process.env.FFF_SDK = original;
+ afterEach(() => {
+ if (original === undefined) delete process.env.FFF_SDK;
+ else process.env.FFF_SDK = original;
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| const original = process.env.FFF_SDK; | |
| beforeEach(() => { | |
| process.env.FFF_SDK = original; | |
| }); | |
| const original = process.env.FFF_SDK; | |
| afterEach(() => { | |
| if (original === undefined) delete process.env.FFF_SDK; | |
| else process.env.FFF_SDK = original; | |
| }); |
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In `@packages/pi-fff/test/sdk.test.ts` around lines 5 - 9, Update the test setup
around the FFF_SDK environment variable to restore its value in an afterEach
hook rather than beforeEach. In the cleanup, reassign the captured original
value when defined, and delete FFF_SDK when original is undefined so tests
cannot leak environment state.
…ooks the SDKs omp (Oh My Pi) loads extension modules by statically scanning their source for string-literal import specifiers, then installing load hooks that resolve external packages from the real filesystem. A variable dynamic import (`import(pkg)`) bypasses that scan, so both @FF-Labs SDKs failed to load at runtime inside the Bun-compiled host, regardless of which one was chosen. Keep the SDK lookup table but route through per-package literal import loaders; the fallback and FFF_SDK override behavior is unchanged.
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Summary
Fixes #778 —
pi-ffffails to load inside omp (Oh My Pi), a coding harness that embeds pi-compiled into a single Bun binary.Root cause:
detectRuntime()keys offglobalThis.Bun, which exists in any Bun-compiled host. Such hosts select@ff-labs/fff-bun, whose entry is TypeScript source (main: src/index.ts). Hosts whose module resolver rejects.tsundernode_modules(omp reportsResolveMessage: Cannot find module '@ff-labs/fff-bun') can never use the extension, even though the JS-compiled@ff-labs/fff-nodesits right next to it.Fix:
loadSdk()now tries the preferred SDK first and falls back to the other SDK when the import fails, so Bun-compiled hosts transparently usefff-node. The preferred order stays runtime-detected with automatic fallback.Changes
src/sdk.ts: candidate list per runtime +loadFirst()fallback + exportedsdkCandidates()for tests; the existing__fffSdkPromiseGlobalreload cache is preserved.test/sdk.test.ts(new): covers candidate selection, fallback on first-candidate failure, and last-error rethrow when both candidates fail.Verification
bun test test/sdk.test.ts).@ff-labs/fff-node@0.10.3(the fallback target) confirmed importable under both Node and Bun.Summary by CodeRabbit
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