Remove serialization from domain

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Jon Staab
2026-06-18 12:03:48 -07:00
parent fe5c11b00f
commit 0a08057786
6 changed files with 69 additions and 116 deletions
+1 -10
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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ describe("MuteList", () => {
const undecrypted = await MuteList.parse(event)
// We never decrypted, so the original ciphertext must survive untouched.
const template = await undecrypted.getTemplate(signer)
const template = await undecrypted.toTemplate(signer)
expect(template.content).toBe(event.content)
})
@@ -74,15 +74,6 @@ describe("MuteList", () => {
expect(rumor.content).not.toBe("")
})
it("serializes to JSON", async () => {
const list = MuteList.make().addPublicly(a).addPrivately(b)
const json = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(list))
expect(json.kind).toBe(MUTES)
expect(json.publicTags).toEqual([["p", a]])
expect(json.privateTags).toEqual([["p", b]])
})
it("throws on the wrong kind", async () => {
const event = {kind: FOLLOWS, tags: [], content: "", pubkey: a} as TrustedEvent
@@ -61,12 +61,6 @@ describe("Profile", () => {
expect(profile.display()).toBe(displayPubkey(pubkey))
})
it("serializes to JSON", () => {
const profile = Profile.make({name: "alice"})
expect(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(profile))).toEqual({name: "alice"})
})
it("throws on the wrong kind", () => {
expect(() => Profile.parse(makeEvent({kind: NOTE}))).toThrow()
})
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@@ -8,13 +8,24 @@ import {DomainObject} from "./base.js"
const isValidTag = (tag: unknown): tag is string[] =>
Array.isArray(tag) && tag.length > 0 && tag.every(v => typeof v === "string")
export type DecryptedTags = {
export type ListValues = {
publicTags: string[][]
// Private entries as plaintext. Empty when there are none or when we couldn't
// decrypt them (see `decrypted`).
privateTags: string[][]
// True when the private content was read (or there was none), false when we
// hold ciphertext we couldn't decrypt. See `EncryptableList.isDecrypted`.
// True when `privateTags` reflects the real (decrypted) private content. False
// means we're holding ciphertext we couldn't read, so private entries are
// unknown and must not be mutated.
decrypted: boolean
}
export const makeListValues = (values: Partial<ListValues> = {}): ListValues => ({
publicTags: [],
privateTags: [],
decrypted: true,
...values,
})
/**
* Read and decrypt the private tags stored in an event's content. Returns
* `decrypted: false` (and leaves `privateTags` empty) when there is encrypted
@@ -24,7 +35,7 @@ export type DecryptedTags = {
export const decryptListContent = async (
event: TrustedEvent,
signer?: ISigner,
): Promise<DecryptedTags> => {
): Promise<Pick<ListValues, "privateTags" | "decrypted">> => {
// No private content to read.
if (!event.content) return {privateTags: [], decrypted: true}
@@ -41,46 +52,18 @@ export const decryptListContent = async (
}
}
export type EncryptableListParams = {
publicTags?: string[][]
privateTags?: string[][]
decrypted?: boolean
event?: TrustedEvent
}
/**
* Base class for replaceable lists that carry public entries in tags and
* private entries as an encrypted JSON array in content (NIP-51 style). The
* private entries are decrypted to plaintext on `parse` and re-encrypted on
* `getTemplate`, so all in-between reads and writes are synchronous.
* `toTemplate`, so all in-between reads and writes are synchronous.
*
* Subclasses fix the `kind` and add domain-specific accessors (see
* `MuteList`). The generic tag mechanics live here.
*/
export abstract class EncryptableList extends DomainObject {
abstract readonly kind: number
publicTags: string[][]
privateTags: string[][]
readonly event?: TrustedEvent
// Whether `privateTags` reflects the real (decrypted) private content. False
// means we're holding ciphertext we couldn't read, so private entries are
// unknown and must not be mutated.
protected decrypted: boolean
constructor({
publicTags = [],
privateTags = [],
decrypted = true,
event,
}: EncryptableListParams = {}) {
super()
this.publicTags = publicTags
this.privateTags = privateTags
this.decrypted = decrypted
this.event = event
export abstract class EncryptableList extends DomainObject<ListValues> {
constructor(values: Partial<ListValues> = {}, event?: TrustedEvent) {
super(makeListValues(values), event)
}
/**
@@ -89,25 +72,25 @@ export abstract class EncryptableList extends DomainObject {
* throw.
*/
get isDecrypted() {
return this.decrypted
return this.values.decrypted
}
/** All entries, merging public and (when decrypted) private tags. */
getTags() {
return [...this.publicTags, ...this.privateTags]
return [...this.values.publicTags, ...this.values.privateTags]
}
getPublicTags() {
return this.publicTags
return this.values.publicTags
}
getPrivateTags() {
return this.privateTags
return this.values.privateTags
}
/** Add one or more tags to the public (cleartext) entries. */
addPublicTags(...tags: string[][]) {
this.publicTags = uniqTags([...this.publicTags, ...tags])
this.values.publicTags = uniqTags([...this.values.publicTags, ...tags])
return this
}
@@ -116,17 +99,17 @@ export abstract class EncryptableList extends DomainObject {
addPrivateTags(...tags: string[][]) {
this.assertDecrypted()
this.privateTags = uniqTags([...this.privateTags, ...tags])
this.values.privateTags = uniqTags([...this.values.privateTags, ...tags])
return this
}
/** Remove every tag matching `pred` from both public and private entries. */
removeTagsBy(pred: (tag: string[]) => boolean) {
this.publicTags = this.publicTags.filter(t => !pred(t))
this.values.publicTags = this.values.publicTags.filter(t => !pred(t))
if (this.decrypted) {
this.privateTags = this.privateTags.filter(t => !pred(t))
if (this.values.decrypted) {
this.values.privateTags = this.values.privateTags.filter(t => !pred(t))
}
return this
@@ -138,20 +121,20 @@ export abstract class EncryptableList extends DomainObject {
}
protected assertDecrypted() {
if (!this.decrypted) {
if (!this.values.decrypted) {
throw new Error("Cannot modify the private entries of a list that has not been decrypted")
}
}
async getTemplate(signer?: ISigner): Promise<EventTemplate> {
const tags = this.publicTags
async toTemplate(signer?: ISigner): Promise<EventTemplate> {
const tags = this.values.publicTags
// Preserve the original ciphertext when we never decrypted it, so a
// pass-through round trip doesn't destroy private entries we can't read.
let content = this.event?.content || ""
if (this.decrypted) {
if (this.privateTags.length === 0) {
if (this.values.decrypted) {
if (this.values.privateTags.length === 0) {
content = ""
} else {
if (!signer) {
@@ -160,20 +143,10 @@ export abstract class EncryptableList extends DomainObject {
const pubkey = await signer.getPubkey()
content = await signer.nip44.encrypt(pubkey, JSON.stringify(this.privateTags))
content = await signer.nip44.encrypt(pubkey, JSON.stringify(this.values.privateTags))
}
}
return {kind: this.kind, tags, content}
}
toJSON() {
return {
kind: this.kind,
publicTags: this.publicTags,
privateTags: this.privateTags,
decrypted: this.decrypted,
event: this.event,
}
}
}
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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ export class MuteList extends EncryptableList {
const {privateTags, decrypted} = await decryptListContent(event, signer)
return new MuteList({event, publicTags: event.tags, privateTags, decrypted})
return new MuteList({publicTags: event.tags, privateTags, decrypted}, event)
}
/** The muted pubkeys, merging public and (when decrypted) private entries. */
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ export const displayPubkey = (pubkey: string) => {
/**
* A kind-0 profile. Profile data lives unencrypted in the event content as
* JSON, so this is the simplest kind of domain object — `getTemplate` ignores
* JSON, so this is the simplest kind of domain object — `toTemplate` ignores
* the signer and only `toEvent`/`toRumor` need one (to sign).
*
* @example
@@ -53,19 +53,14 @@ export const displayPubkey = (pubkey: string) => {
* profile.set({about: "hello"})
* const signed = await profile.toEvent(signer)
*/
export class Profile extends DomainObject {
export class Profile extends DomainObject<ProfileValues> {
readonly kind = PROFILE
readonly event?: TrustedEvent
values: ProfileValues
constructor(values: Partial<ProfileValues> = {}, event?: TrustedEvent) {
super()
this.values = makeProfileValues(values)
this.event = event
super(makeProfileValues(values), event)
}
/** Create a profile from (optional) values. */
static make(values: Partial<ProfileValues> = {}) {
return new Profile(values)
}
@@ -102,16 +97,12 @@ export class Profile extends DomainObject {
return fallback.trim()
}
async getTemplate(): Promise<EventTemplate> {
async toTemplate(): Promise<EventTemplate> {
return {
kind: PROFILE,
kind: this.kind,
content: JSON.stringify(this.values),
// Preserve any tags from the source event (e.g. nip05/relay hints).
tags: this.event?.tags || [],
}
}
toJSON() {
return {...this.values}
}
}
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@@ -5,49 +5,53 @@ import type {ISigner} from "@welshman/signer"
/**
* The base class for domain objects.
*
* A domain object is an in-memory, mutable, JSON-serializable view of a single
* nostr event. The pattern is "decrypt on parse, mutate in memory, encrypt on
* serialize": concrete subclasses decrypt private content up front (in their
* static `parse`), expose synchronous accessors and mutators over the
* plaintext, and only touch the signer again when building an event.
*
* Subclasses provide:
* A domain object is an in-memory, mutable view of a single nostr event whose
* state lives in a plain `values` property. The pattern is "decrypt on parse,
* mutate in memory, encrypt on serialize": concrete subclasses decrypt private
* content up front (in their static `parse`), expose synchronous accessors and
* mutators over `values`, and only touch the signer again when building an
* event. Subclasses provide:
*
* - a static `parse(event, signer?)` that reads (and, when possible, decrypts)
* an event into a domain object
* - `getTemplate(signer?)` that builds (and, when needed, encrypts) the event
* - `toTemplate(signer?)` that builds (and, when needed, encrypts) the event
* template — the signer is optional for objects with no private content
* - `toJSON()` for plain-object serialization
*
* The base provides the shared signing/wrapping orchestration on top of
* `getTemplate`.
* The base provides the signing/wrapping orchestration on top of `toTemplate`.
*/
export abstract class DomainObject {
export abstract class DomainObject<V> {
/** The nostr event kind this object maps to. */
abstract readonly kind: number
/**
* The object's data. All accessors and mutators read and write through here.
*/
values: V
/**
* The source event, present when this object was parsed from one and absent
* when it was freshly constructed.
* when it was made fresh.
*/
abstract readonly event?: TrustedEvent
readonly event?: TrustedEvent
constructor(values: V, event?: TrustedEvent) {
this.values = values
this.event = event
}
/**
* Build the event template for this object, encrypting any private content
* with the signer. Subclasses that hold no private data may ignore the
* signer (which is why it is optional).
*/
abstract getTemplate(signer?: ISigner): Promise<EventTemplate>
/**
* A plain-JSON snapshot of this object — safe for storage, `structuredClone`,
* or `postMessage`. Also lets `JSON.stringify` work transparently.
*/
abstract toJSON(): object
abstract toTemplate(signer?: ISigner): Promise<EventTemplate>
/**
* Build a hashed-but-unsigned rumor (the inner event of a NIP-59 gift wrap),
* encrypting private content as needed. A fresh `created_at` is stamped.
*/
async toRumor(signer: ISigner): Promise<HashedEvent> {
const [template, pubkey] = await Promise.all([this.getTemplate(signer), signer.getPubkey()])
const [template, pubkey] = await Promise.all([this.toTemplate(signer), signer.getPubkey()])
return prep(template, pubkey)
}
@@ -57,7 +61,7 @@ export abstract class DomainObject {
* `created_at` is stamped so the result supersedes any prior version.
*/
async toEvent(signer: ISigner): Promise<SignedEvent> {
const template = await this.getTemplate(signer)
const template = await this.toTemplate(signer)
return signer.sign(stamp(template))
}