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A same-origin parent page can now drive the open workbook, the way
WordCraft's and DeckCraft's host bridges do: gridcraft:cmd {id, params?,
requestId?} runs the engine command like a ribbon button and
gridcraft:response {id, requestId?, ok, value?|error} answers every one.
params is a JSON string, as in WordCraft's bridge; malformed or oversized
params and a missing id are refused with an error response, not run.
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Review comments at @apps/gridcraft-web/src/host.rs:
- Line 169: Add a fixed capacity to the pending command queue in
Bridge::receive_command; when it is full, call post_response with the incoming
command’s id and requestId instead of appending it, and preserve the existing
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- Around line 143-145: In WebShell::logic, call self.app.logic(ctx) before
processing commands returned by bridge.take_commands(), so queued workbook opens
are applied before commands run. Preserve the existing command execution and
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| for (id, params, request_id) in bridge.take_commands() { | ||
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Process queued workbook opens before commands.
gridcraft:open places the workbook in the inbox, but WebShell::logic executes queued commands before self.app.logic(ctx) processes that inbox. A command sent after an open can therefore target the previous workbook or fail when no workbook is active.
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--- "a/apps/gridcraft-web/src/web.rs" +++ "b/apps/gridcraft-web/src/web.rs" @@ -139,13 +139,13 @@ } }); } + self.app.logic(ctx); if let Some(bridge) = &self.bridge { for (id, params, request_id) in bridge.take_commands() { let result = self.app.run(&id, params); bridge.post_response(&id, request_id.as_deref(), result); } } - self.app.logic(ctx); // Store changed preferences straight away: a reload or closed tab runs no exit code (#1562). let changed = self.prefs.changed(&self.app); if !changed.is_empty() {
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…re the commands CodeRabbit review on storytold#2360: the queue of commands waiting for the next frame was unbounded, so it holds at most 256 and answers the rest with an error. And the commands now run after app.logic, so a workbook the parent just opened is the one a following command runs on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same bound as GridCraft's bridge (storytold/gridcraft#2360, CodeRabbit review): the queue of commands waiting for the next frame holds at most 256 and answers the rest with an error. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 16-18: Update has_room so the queue is bounded by retained
parameter bytes as well as command count; a count-only limit permits excessive
memory use when commands contain large JSON values. Add and enforce a total
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…as by count CodeRabbit review on storytold#2360: 256 commands of up to 4 MiB each could queue a gigabyte of text. The per-command limit is now 1 MiB and the queue holds at most 8 MiB of params text. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…as by count Same budget as GridCraft's bridge (storytold/gridcraft#2360, CodeRabbit review): per-command params up to 1 MiB, at most 8 MiB of params text waiting for the next frame. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The new finding (a count limit alone still allows a large amount of queued text) is addressed in ce1771c: a command's |
…bounded queue Aligns gridcraft:response with the family protocol the WordCraft (storytold#2919) and DeckCraft (storytold#983) bridges use — the same alignment chief-nerd proposes for the GridCraft bridge in storytold#2360: - gridcraft:response is { id, requestId?, ok, value? } or { id, requestId?, ok: false, error }, so multi-command hosts can match replies. - deckcraft:cmd layout matched on receive: absen/null params mean {}; a params that is not a string, params over 1 MiB, a missing id, and commands beyond the queue bounds (256 commands / 8 MiB of params text) are answered at once with ok:false instead of being dropped or run unvalidated.
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@chief-nerd Your #2360 and my #1854 now overlap: #1854 already adds To spare the maintainers the conflict: if your |
…bounded queue Aligns gridcraft:response with the family protocol the WordCraft (storytold#2919) and DeckCraft (storytold#983) bridges use — the same alignment chief-nerd proposes for the GridCraft bridge in storytold#2360: - gridcraft:response is { id, requestId?, ok, value? } or { id, requestId?, ok: false, error }, so multi-command hosts can match replies. - deckcraft:cmd layout matched on receive: absen/null params mean {}; a params that is not a string, params over 1 MiB, a missing id, and commands beyond the queue bounds (256 commands / 8 MiB of params text) are answered at once with ok:false instead of being dropped or run unvalidated.
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Thanks @alexeyvolkoff, that works for me. A suggestion for how to handle the overlap:
Either order is fine with me, so this is only an idea to make the decision easy. |
…bounded queue Aligns gridcraft:response with the family protocol the WordCraft (storytold#2919) and DeckCraft (storytold#983) bridges use — the same alignment chief-nerd proposes for the GridCraft bridge in storytold#2360: - gridcraft:response is { id, requestId?, ok, value? } or { id, requestId?, ok: false, error }, so multi-command hosts can match replies. - deckcraft:cmd layout matched on receive: absen/null params mean {}; a params that is not a string, params over 1 MiB, a missing id, and commands beyond the queue bounds (256 commands / 8 MiB of params text) are answered at once with ok:false instead of being dropped or run unvalidated.
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I read the head of the diff: the web host bridge runs engine commands. A parent page can send gridcraft:cmd with { id, params?, requestId? } to run any engine command in the open workbook, and the app answers with gridcraft:response. A message bridge that executes commands is a security boundary: the receiving code must check event.origin against an allowed list (or the parent that embedded the page), not accept messages from any window; commands should be limited to an allow-list or marked as safe for the host (a page that can run file.save or open links can do harm), and the params string must be size-limited and parsed defensively. The module comment does not say who may send. gridcraft#1854 raised the same concern for another bridge, and the suite's host-bridge copies should share one hardened implementation. I did not see the origin check. I have not run it, and no exact-head CI result exists for this head. Nothing was run.
I ran nothing and have no exact-head CI result for this PR, so this is not an approval. Where a diff was long I read its code hunks rather than every generated or documentation line.
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GridCraft's host bridge (
?host=parent) can open a workbook, hand over saved files and report dirty state, but a host page cannot drive the open workbook. WordCraft's bridge (#2919) and DeckCraft's (#983) havecmdandresponsemessages for that. This adds the same to GridCraft, so a host can, for example, write an answer into a cell of the workbook the user has open.What it does
gridcraft:cmd(from the parent):{ id, params?, requestId? }runs the engine commandid(cell.set,home.bold, ...) like a ribbon button.paramsis a JSON string (absent ornullmeans{}), as in WordCraft's bridge;requestIdis an optional string.gridcraft:response(to the parent):{ id, requestId?, ok, value? }or{ id, requestId?, ok: false, error }, once pergridcraft:cmd. TherequestIdcomes back, so a host can match replies to commands.params,paramsthat is not a string, params over 1 MiB and a missingidare refused with an error response; nothing runs.paramstext together. A command beyond that is answered at once withok:false.The parsing and the response shape are a pure module (
host_cmd.rs) with native unit tests, likeprefs.rs; the wasm-only part just posts and drains a queue once per frame.Testing
cargo test -p gridcraft-webpasses (10 tests);cargo fmt --all -- --checkis clean;cargo clippy -p gridcraft-web --all-targets -- -D warningsis clean.trunk buildsucceeds. In headless Chrome with a same-origin harness page I checked that afterready,cell.setwith=1+1on B2 answersok:truewith{cell:"B2", value:"2"}and the samerequestId, the dirty state turns true, and an unknown command, missing parameters, invalid JSON inparams, a non-stringparamsand a missingideach answerok:falsewith an error.Not covered: I did not run the full
cargo xtask ci.cargo clippy --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -D warningsfails on a dead-code warning ingridcraft-ui-egui(Modified::Unknown), which this change does not touch. Open, save and?author=are unchanged. A save acknowledgement like WordCraft'ssave-ackis not part of this.Prepared with AI assistance (Claude Sonnet 5.5; the commit carries the Co-Authored-By trailer) and reviewed by me before submitting.
Part of one change across the Craft suite. The same host bridge protocol (
<app>:ready,open,save,dirty,cmd,response) in every app, so a host page can drive all of them the same way:cmd/responseon top of the existing bridge, gridcraft-web: host bridge runs engine commands (gridcraft:cmd / gridcraft:response) #2360Summary by CodeRabbit
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