Performance pass: stored-JSON pokes, bootstrap reuse, filter indexes, cheaper client apply - #6
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…sion, index filtered lists — 0.3.1 A hello on a 60k-row workspace spent most of its time parsing every row and stringifying it twice. SQLite now emits each op's JSON around the stored data column and frames are string joins; the bootstrap patch is kept until the data version or backend moves, so concurrent cold hellos share one build. Filtered tx.list creates a partial expression index per (table, field) on first use instead of scanning the table. Local workerd, 60,840 rows: rebuilt snapshot hello 95 -> ~50 ms, reused 95 -> 5 ms, five concurrent cold hellos 474 -> 21 ms, filtered list mutation 22 -> 1 ms. Opt-in bench: CF_SYNC_BENCH=1 pnpm vitest run --project bench Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cg8oRyp7yS1VJhhxg7aV4z
z.record rebuilt every row value a poke carried, a second full copy of the workspace on the client's main thread during bootstrap. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cg8oRyp7yS1VJhhxg7aV4z
Each put structured-clones on the calling thread, so a bootstrap persisted in one long task. Batches of 1,000 are queued from the previous batch's last request callback, keeping one transaction. Adds an opt-in bootstrap bench (CF_SYNC_BENCH=1 pnpm vitest run test/bench). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cg8oRyp7yS1VJhhxg7aV4z
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now packs patch operations by encoded UTF-8 size, builds poke frames through shared helpers, and caches bootstrap patches by backend and version. Filtered SQL reads create partial indexes. Client IndexedDB writes are batched, protocol put-value validation avoids copying values, and opt-in benchmarks cover client and server sync workloads. ChangesServer poke construction
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Large workspace bootstraps may run out of memory, and applications using varied filter keys may incur growing index costs. Address those risks before merging unless their limits are explicitly accepted. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The performance changes introduce plausible workspace availability and client recovery risks. Their likely scope is a workspace or a client store, rather than every deployment. The benchmark does not appear to add a new administrator route, but production exposure of the test fixture is not established. Retained concerns
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In @docs/guide/defining-your-app.md:
- Line 57: Update the server-side indexed-filter guarantee in the guide to
clarify that automatic SQL filtering and indexes apply only to identifier-like
field names; other field names may be filtered by WriteSet in JavaScript and
require a table scan. Keep the existing client-side optimistic-run guidance.
In @packages/client/src/idb-store.ts:
- Line 68: Update the next callback used by writeRows to catch synchronous
failures from rowStore.put or delete, abort the IndexedDB transaction, and
reject the pending promise so the store queue can proceed. Add a test with a
non-cloneable value in a later write batch to verify rejection and transaction
abort.
In @packages/server/src/do.ts:
- Around line 1285-1286: Bound the aggregate bootstrap patch size before
retaining or transmitting it: update the flow around packPatch and #snapshot to
enforce a total snapshot-byte limit before caching, and ensure pokeFrames does
not assemble an unbounded sequence of frame strings; alternatively, stream parts
without retaining the complete packed snapshot.
In @packages/server/src/frames.ts:
- Around line 69-70: Update the byte accounting in packPatch: count the joining
comma only when the current part already contains an operation, and check an
operation’s standalone size against maxBytes without a separator. Recalculate
its size without a comma after starting a new part, and add an exact-boundary
test confirming an operation of maxBytes fits alone.
In @packages/server/src/sql-row-store.ts:
- Line 59: Update the automatic indexing in `list` so `#ensureIndex` runs only
for declared or explicitly selected filter fields, rather than every distinct
filter key; preserve filtering behavior for fields that are not indexed.
- Line 39: Keep the `#indexed` cache consistent with SQL transaction rollback in
the `tx.list` filtered-query path: defer adding a key to `#indexed` until the
index creation commits, or verify the SQL index exists before skipping creation.
Preserve the existing index-creation behavior for subsequent lists after a
failed transaction.
In @packages/server/test/bench/sync.bench.test.ts:
- Line 103: Update median() to average the two middle values when sorted
contains an even number of samples, while retaining the existing middle-value
behavior for odd counts.
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packages/protocol/src/messages.ts (1)
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66-70: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessThe server’s receipt requirement cannot be determined from the available evidence. The initial inspection did not locate the server WebSocket handler, and the protocol excerpt only defines
pokeEndas a server message. Whether later pushes require a client receipt remains unresolved.
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| On the server the filter runs in SQL, and each table and field you filter on gets an index the first time a list uses it, so a filtered read does not walk the table. The client's optimistic run still walks its collection, so a mutator that filters once per item in a large batch should build its own lookup up front. |
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Qualify the indexed-filter guarantee.
A field such as a-b does not pass FIELD_RE. SqlRowStore.list skips its SQL filter and index, then WriteSet filters the returned rows in JavaScript. State that automatic SQL indexes apply only to identifier-like field names; other fields can require a table scan.
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In @docs/guide/defining-your-app.md at line 57, Update the server-side
indexed-filter guarantee in the guide to clarify that automatic SQL filtering
and indexes apply only to identifier-like field names; other field names may be
filtered by WriteSet in JavaScript and require a table scan. Keep the existing
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IndexedDB specification IDBObjectStore.put DataCloneError exception from success event handler transaction abort
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**A `DataCloneError` from `IDBObjectStore.put()` is not thrown from the request’s `success` handler.** It occurs when `put(value)` cannot structured-clone `value`; that call throws synchronously, before a request is successfully queued. [1]
A `success` handler can still cause a transaction to abort if it throws an *uncaught* exception in a way that reaches IndexedDB’s transaction-abort processing. But under the current IndexedDB 3.0 spec, throwing in a successful request’s event handler **does not by itself abort the transaction**. Check whether your handler is calling `transaction.abort()` or making another failing request; use the transaction’s `complete`/`abort` events to determine its final outcome. [2]
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[1] ([w3.org](https://www.w3.org/TR/IndexedDB/?utm_source=openai))
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Reject synchronous put failures from next.
When operation 1001 contains a non-cloneable value, rowStore.put can throw while next runs from the previous batch's success handler. The exception does not abort the IndexedDB transaction. writeRows therefore remains pending, so applyPoke does not reach txnDone and the store queue remains blocked.
Incoming JSON pokes cannot contain non-cloneable values. Direct callers of the exported IndexedDBSyncStore can still provide one. Catch the synchronous error, abort the transaction explicitly, and reject the promise. Add a test for an invalid value in a later batch.
Suggested fix
let i = 0
const next = (): void => {
- let last: IDBRequest | null = null
- for (const end = Math.min(i + WRITE_BATCH, ops.length); i < end; i++) {
- const op = ops[i]!
- last = op.op === 'put' ? rowStore.put(op.value, [op.tbl, op.id]) : rowStore.delete([op.tbl, op.id])
- }
- if (!last || i >= ops.length) {
- resolve()
- return
+ try {
+ let last: IDBRequest | null = null
+ for (const end = Math.min(i + WRITE_BATCH, ops.length); i < end; i++) {
+ const op = ops[i]!
+ last = op.op === 'put' ? rowStore.put(op.value, [op.tbl, op.id]) : rowStore.delete([op.tbl, op.id])
+ }
+ if (!last || i >= ops.length) {
+ resolve()
+ return
+ }
+ last.onsuccess = next
+ last.onerror = () => reject(last!.error ?? new Error('IndexedDB request failed'))
+ } catch (err) {
+ rowStore.transaction.abort()
+ reject(err)
}
- last.onsuccess = next
- last.onerror = () => reject(last!.error ?? new Error('IndexedDB request failed'))
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In @packages/client/src/idb-store.ts at line 68, Update the next callback used
by writeRows to catch synchronous failures from rowStore.put or delete, abort
the IndexedDB transaction, and reject the pending promise so the store queue can
proceed. Add a test with a non-cloneable value in a later write batch to verify
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| const patch = packPatch(ops) | ||
| this.#snapshot = { backendId, version: currentVersion, patch } |
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Bound bootstrap memory before caching or sending.
#bootstrapPatch retains the complete packed snapshot, and pokeFrames materializes one frame string per part. MAX_PART_PATCH_BYTES limits each part, not the total snapshot or frame sequence. The workspace has no aggregate row or snapshot limit, and its documented 128 MB Durable Object allocation can be exceeded by a large bootstrap plus cached parts and temporary SQL/frame strings.
The frame-array allocation existed before this change. The new risk is retaining the full packed snapshot and adding it to later bootstrap allocations. Stream bootstrap parts or enforce a total snapshot-byte limit before caching and frame assembly.
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In @packages/server/src/do.ts around lines 1285 - 1286, Bound the aggregate
bootstrap patch size before retaining or transmitting it: update the flow around
packPatch and #snapshot to enforce a total snapshot-byte limit before caching,
and ensure pokeFrames does not assemble an unbounded sequence of frame strings;
alternatively, stream parts without retaining the complete packed snapshot.
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Count a comma only when a part needs one.
If an operation is exactly maxBytes long, packPatch throws OversizeItemError even though the operation fits alone. Calculate the separator cost from the current part, and recalculate it after starting a new part. Add an exact-boundary test.
Proposed packing change
- const bytes = utf8ByteLength(op) + 1 // the joining comma
- if (bytes > maxBytes) throw new OversizeItemError(bytes, maxBytes)
+ const opBytes = utf8ByteLength(op)
+ if (opBytes > maxBytes) throw new OversizeItemError(opBytes, maxBytes)
+ let bytes = opBytes + (current.length > 0 ? 1 : 0)
if (current.length > 0 && currentBytes + bytes > maxBytes) {
parts.push(current.join(','))
counts.push(current.length)
current = []
currentBytes = 0
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In @packages/server/src/frames.ts around lines 69 - 70, Update the byte
accounting in packPatch: count the joining comma only when the current part
already contains an operation, and check an operation’s standalone size against
maxBytes without a separator. Recalculate its size without a comma after
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| const params: Array<string | number> = [] | ||
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Limit index creation to useful filter fields.
list creates a persistent index for every distinct identifier-like filter key, including keys absent from every row. Repeated lists with different keys can build many full-table indexes. Those indexes also increase the cost of later writes. Restrict automatic indexing to declared or explicitly selected fields, or impose a bound on index creation. Cloudflare documents additional storage writes for indexed rows. (developers.cloudflare.com)
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In @packages/server/src/sql-row-store.ts at line 59, Update the automatic
indexing in `list` so `#ensureIndex` runs only for declared or explicitly
selected filter fields, rather than every distinct filter key; preserve
filtering behavior for fields that are not indexed.
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Calculate the median of the two concurrent samples.
The concurrent run collects two timings. For distinct timings, median() returns the larger one, so the reported “median of 2” is not a median. Average the middle pair for an even number of samples, or collect three rounds.
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In @packages/server/test/bench/sync.bench.test.ts at line 103, Update median()
to average the two middle values when sorted contains an even number of samples,
while retaining the existing middle-value behavior for odd counts.
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…snapshots The in-memory record of created filter indexes outlived a rolled-back mutation that had created one, leaving that (table, field) unindexed until eviction. Every filtered list now issues CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS, which costs under a microsecond when the index exists; admin reset no longer needs a fresh row store. The cached bootstrap patch is released as soon as the data version or backend moves instead of waiting for the next cold hello, so a large workspace no longer holds tens of MB no hello can use. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cg8oRyp7yS1VJhhxg7aV4z
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This is a performance pass driven by a 303-study CoRATES project on staging: 60,914 rows, a 13 MB bootstrap, and a hello-to-
pokeStarttime of 540–585 ms in the DO.server 0.3.1
src/frames.ts). SQLite concatenates each op's text around thedatacolumn (PUT_OP_SQL/DEL_OP_SQL), and a part is a string join. No row is parsed and re-stringified any more; before, it was one parse plus two stringifies and a UTF-8 encode per row.(backendId, currentVersion), so hellos that arrive together share one build. Any write moves the version.tx.listcreates a partial expression index per(table, field)on first use:json_extract(data, '$.field') WHERE tbl = '<table>'. The query inlines the table literal so SQLite can use the partial index. Admin reset gets a fresh store, so the indexes are recreated on use.protocol 0.2.1
z.custom) instead ofz.record, which copied every row value.client 0.3.2
IndexedDBSyncStore.applyPokewrites rows in batches of 1,000. Each batch is queued from the previous batch's last request callback, so everything stays in one transaction.Numbers (local workerd / node, 60,840 rows)
tx.listThe benchmarks are opt-in:
CF_SYNC_BENCH=1 pnpm vitest run --project benchCF_SYNC_BENCH=1 pnpm vitest run test/benchTests
TextEncoder, and the part byte budgetserverMsgSchemapnpm check:packagespasses.docs/guide/defining-your-app.mdare updated.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cg8oRyp7yS1VJhhxg7aV4z
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