zebra-report/Makefile
Russell Ballestrini 07fcec7775
zebra-spaces: refactor sub PC ontrack into handleRemoteSfuTrack + multi-peer mesh tests
Receive-side mesh state machine (the bit that decides which peer gets
which tile) was buried inside an anonymous pc.ontrack callback inside
sfuSubscribe(). Extracted into a named top-level function
handleRemoteSfuTrack so tests can drive it directly with synthetic
RTCTrackEvents — no real RTCPeerConnection, no real SFU.

test/multi-peer-mesh.test.js pins fox's stated invariant:
  'whatever one device shares all should see, and when unshared none
   should see.'

Eight scenarios across 2-3 fake browser sandboxes, each holding the
shipped handleRemoteSfuTrack + renderVideoTile + removeVideoTile +
watchVideoTrackForRemoval + the maps they own:

- one peer publishes camera -> every other peer ends with that pubHex
  in cameraStreams + a tile entry
- one peer unshares (track ended) -> every other peer drops that pubHex
- one peer unshares mid-flow (mute past window) -> drops correctly
- hiccup supplant (same pubkey, new track) -> tile preserved AND
  pointed at the new stream object (this is the MSID-supplant fix from
  d5e9e4e — fresh MediaStream per track means the video element binds
  to the new RTP cleanly)
- hiccup supplant + the OLD track's stream-identity guard prevents the
  NEW tile from being reaped
- supplant + sustained mute past window on the NEW track -> reaped
  correctly
- echo guard: a peer's own publish never enters their own cameraStreams
- three publishers fan-out: A B C all publish, every peer ends with
  exactly the other two

Wired into Makefile as test-mesh + added to test-all. Pure Node, no
browser or proxy server needed. Will catch the regressions where one
peer's publish/unpublish silently desyncs another peer's view.
2026-06-03 11:24:38 -04:00

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Makefile

CC = gcc
CFLAGS = -Wall -Wextra -O2 -Iinclude $(shell pkg-config --cflags libpulse)
LDFLAGS = $(shell pkg-config --libs libpulse) -lrt -lpthread
PULSE = src/pulse.c
.PHONY: all clean serve blog test test-all test-web test-zebra-spaces stamp zebrad
# stamp each web page with today's date + its own md5/sha256 (run before deploy)
stamp:
@node web/stamp.js web/chat.html web/zebra-audio.html web/zebra-spaces.html web/how-it-works.html web/host-your-own.html
all: tx rx chat bt carrier zebrad
test: test/unit
@./test/unit
# web modem/protocol tests — pure Node, no browser or second device needed
test-web:
@node test/web-protocol.test.js
# zebra-spaces state-machine tests — pure unit tests for the FSM framework
# + each machine spec (publish / subscribe / call / remote-tile). Extracts
# the live code from web/zebra-spaces.html so the tests track the page.
test-fsm:
@node test/zebra-fsm.test.js
# Receive-side stream lifecycle (watchVideoTrackForRemoval) — fake-clock
# state-machine tests covering 'when is it safe to remove a tile'. Catches
# the regressions where transient mutes (NACK gaps, network blips, mobile
# handoffs, hard-refresh renegotiation churn) would otherwise kill live
# tiles. Extracts the function from the page and the shipped mute window
# so the assertions track what's live.
test-video-removal:
@node test/video-track-removal.test.js
# Mesh state-sync invariant tests — pins the contract fox stated as
# "whatever one device shares all should see, and when unshared none
# should see." Runs the shipped handleRemoteSfuTrack + renderVideoTile +
# removeVideoTile + watchVideoTrackForRemoval against multi-peer
# scenarios with synthetic ontrack/mute/unmute/ended events. Catches
# regressions where one peer's publish/unpublish leaves another peer
# out of sync.
test-mesh:
@node test/multi-peer-mesh.test.js
# zebra-spaces JS↔Go protocol parity + vault + ed25519 + (optionally) a live
# server flow. The live-server tier auto-runs when proxy.unturf.com sits
# alongside this checkout AND has a Go toolchain — we build the relay binary
# transparently and point the test at it. Otherwise that tier is skipped and
# only the pure-protocol/crypto tiers run.
test-zebra-spaces:
@bin=""; \
if [ -d ../proxy.unturf.com/cmd/zebra-spaces-signal ]; then \
go=$$(command -v go || echo /home/fox/.local/go/bin/go); \
if [ -x "$$go" ]; then \
echo "Building zebra-spaces-signal for live-server test..."; \
(cd ../proxy.unturf.com && "$$go" build -o /tmp/zspc-signal-test ./cmd/zebra-spaces-signal/) && bin=/tmp/zspc-signal-test; \
fi; \
fi; \
ZEBRA_SPACES_BINARY=$$bin node test/zebra-spaces.test.js; \
rc=$$?; rm -f /tmp/zspc-signal-test; exit $$rc
test-all: test/unit test/integration test/functional test-web test-fsm test-video-removal test-mesh test-zebra-spaces
@echo "--- unit ---"
@./test/unit
@echo "--- integration ---"
@./test/integration
@echo "--- functional ---"
@./test/functional
@echo "--- web protocol ---"
@node test/web-protocol.test.js
@echo "--- zebra-fsm ---"
@node test/zebra-fsm.test.js
@echo "--- video-track-removal ---"
@node test/video-track-removal.test.js
@echo "--- multi-peer-mesh ---"
@node test/multi-peer-mesh.test.js
@echo "--- zebra-spaces ---"
@$(MAKE) -s test-zebra-spaces
test/unit: test/unit.c include/zebra.h include/modem.h test/test.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ test/unit.c
test/integration: test/integration.c src/pulse.c include/zebra.h include/modem.h test/test.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ test/integration.c src/pulse.c $(LDFLAGS)
test/functional: test/functional.c src/pulse.c include/zebra.h include/modem.h test/test.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ test/functional.c src/pulse.c $(LDFLAGS)
tx: src/tx.c $(PULSE)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDFLAGS)
rx: src/rx.c $(PULSE)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDFLAGS)
chat: src/chat.c $(PULSE)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDFLAGS)
bt: src/bt.c $(PULSE)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDFLAGS)
carrier: src/carrier.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $^ $(LDFLAGS)
zebrad: src/zebrad.c include/zebra.h
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ src/zebrad.c $(LDFLAGS) -lm
blog:
python3 blog/build.py
serve: blog
cd web && python3 -m http.server 8765
clean:
rm -f tx rx chat bt carrier zebrad test/unit test/integration test/functional
rm -rf web/blog/001-volume-modem web/blog/002-sse-chatroom web/blog/index.html