Merge pull request #682 from them7d/master
fix: load fonts with request in desktop app cause OOMs (replaced with fetch)
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@ -55,6 +55,7 @@
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### Fixed
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- Avoid recursive desktop HTTP proxy requests when font downloads intercept Tauri IPC traffic.
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- Keep FIT image fills proportional, centered, and fully visible without stretching or cropped edges.
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- Preserve edited instance text, including cleared labels, when saving and reopening `.fig` files.
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- Honor `.pen` frame layout defaults and sizing and padding shorthands so imported auto-layout frames keep their computed dimensions and child positions. (#564)
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@ -72,10 +72,20 @@ export function withAbortSignal<T>(promise: Promise<T>, signal: AbortSignal): Pr
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export interface TauriFetchOptions {
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timeoutMs?: number
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maxResponseBytes?: number
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nativeFetch?: FetchFunction
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}
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const nativeFetch: typeof fetch = globalThis.fetch.bind(globalThis)
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export function createTauriFetch(options: TauriFetchOptions = {}): FetchFunction {
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return (input, init) => tauriFetch(input, init, options.maxResponseBytes, options.timeoutMs)
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return (input, init) =>
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executeTauriFetch(
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options.nativeFetch ?? nativeFetch,
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input,
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init,
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options.maxResponseBytes,
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options.timeoutMs
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)
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}
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export async function tauriFetch(
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maxResponseBytes?: number,
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timeoutMs?: number
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): Promise<Response> {
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return executeTauriFetch(nativeFetch, input, init, maxResponseBytes, timeoutMs)
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}
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async function executeTauriFetch(
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fetcher: FetchFunction,
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input: RequestInfo | URL,
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init?: RequestInit,
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maxResponseBytes?: number,
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timeoutMs?: number
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): Promise<Response> {
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const parsedURL = new URL(input instanceof Request ? input.url : input.toString())
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const isIpcURL =
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parsedURL.protocol === 'ipc:' ||
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((parsedURL.protocol === 'http:' || parsedURL.protocol === 'https:') &&
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parsedURL.hostname === 'ipc.localhost')
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if (isIpcURL) {
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return fetcher(input, init)
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}
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const request = new Request(input, init)
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request.signal.throwIfAborted()
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const { invoke } = await import('@tauri-apps/api/core')
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request.signal.throwIfAborted()
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// Capture generated multipart headers before consuming the Request body.
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const headers = headersToProxyHeaders(request.headers)
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let bodyData: Uint8Array | undefined
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if (request.body != null) {
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const buffer = await request.arrayBuffer()
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request.signal.throwIfAborted()
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bodyData = new Uint8Array(buffer)
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}
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const payload: ProxyHttpRequest = {
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url: request.url,
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method: request.method,
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headers: headersToProxyHeaders(request.headers),
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body: request.body == null ? undefined : [...new Uint8Array(await request.arrayBuffer())],
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headers,
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body: bodyData ? Array.from(bodyData) : undefined,
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max_response_bytes: maxResponseBytes,
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follow_redirects: request.redirect === 'follow',
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timeout_ms: timeoutMs
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})
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describe('tauriFetch', () => {
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test('routes IPC through the captured native fetch without invoking the HTTP proxy', async () => {
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await mockTauriIPC(() => {
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throw new Error('IPC recursively entered the HTTP proxy')
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})
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const inputs = [
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'ipc://localhost/plugin%3Ahttp%7Cfetch',
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'http://ipc.localhost/plugin%3Ahttp%7Cfetch',
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new URL('https://ipc.localhost/plugin%3Ahttp%7Cfetch'),
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new Request('http://ipc.localhost/plugin%3Ahttp%7Cfetch')
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]
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const received: Array<RequestInfo | URL> = []
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const fetcher = createTauriFetch({
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nativeFetch: async (input) => {
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received.push(input)
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return new Response('native IPC')
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}
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})
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for (const input of inputs) expect(await (await fetcher(input)).text()).toBe('native IPC')
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expect(received).toEqual(inputs)
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})
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test('does not bypass HTTP proxy for URLs merely containing the IPC hostname', async () => {
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const received: string[] = []
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await mockTauriIPC((command, args) => {
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expect(command).toBe('proxy_http_request')
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received.push((args as InvokeArgs).request.url)
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return { status: 204, headers: [], body: [] }
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})
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const fetcher = createTauriFetch({
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nativeFetch: async () => {
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throw new Error('External URL bypassed the HTTP proxy')
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}
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})
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const urls = ['https://ipc.localhost.example.test/', 'https://example.test/ipc.localhost']
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for (const url of urls) await fetcher(url)
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expect(received).toEqual(urls)
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})
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test('passes request timeout metadata to the desktop HTTP command', async () => {
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let captured: InvokeArgs | null = null
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await mockTauriIPC((command, args) => {
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@ -72,6 +110,18 @@ describe('tauriFetch', () => {
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expect(captured.request.body).toEqual([...new TextEncoder().encode('{"ok":true}')])
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})
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test('accepts URL objects without treating them as Requests', async () => {
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let captured: InvokeArgs | null = null
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await mockTauriIPC((command, args) => {
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expect(command).toBe('proxy_http_request')
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captured = args as InvokeArgs
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return { status: 204, headers: [], body: [] }
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})
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await tauriFetch(new URL('https://example.test/url-object'))
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if (!captured) throw new Error('Expected proxy_http_request to be invoked')
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expect(captured.request.url).toBe('https://example.test/url-object')
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})
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test('forwards bodies from Request inputs', async () => {
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let captured: InvokeArgs | null = null
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await mockTauriIPC((command, args) => {
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