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Brings #413 to r10.0: the client SDK for .NET (SimplyWorks.Bitween.Client) and Node (@simplyworks/bitween-client), for seeing and retrying exchanges from a client's own app.
This release run publishes both packages for the first time, at Bitween's version. Their licence (MIT) still needs a decision: NOTICE lists only SW.Bitween.Sdk and the samples as MIT.
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SW.Bitween.Client/ExchangeQuery.cs
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Summary
Summary
Adds .NET (SimplyWorks.Bitween.Client) and Node.js (@simplyworks/bitween-client) SDKs for exchange search, file access, retries, bulk operations, exports, and scheduled retries. Both exchange a service-account token for a bearer session and retry a request once after a 401. The .NET package is added to the production NuGet workflow. The release workflow publishes both npm client packages only for release versions and skips versions already on npm.
Risk
risk:medium. The clients handle service-account tokens and session JWTs, and expose retry and export operations. Confirm token handling, HTTPS use, and server-side authorization before release.
Security-sensitive areas
Both clients send service-account tokens to Bitween and use session JWTs as bearer credentials. The SDK guide advises keeping service-account tokens on a server. Retry and export access depends on account permissions. The repository NOTICE now explicitly lists both client SDKs as MIT-licensed components.
Test coverage impact
Adds .NET HTTP integration tests and Node tests using a local HTTP server. The PR workflow builds the solution and runs the .NET client tests for pull requests to release branches. The Node release workflow runs node --test. Test execution results were not supplied.
Operational concerns
The release workflow uses Bitween’s computed version and publishes only non-prerelease versions. It leaves an already-published npm version unchanged. The .NET production package workflow also includes the new client package. No migration or rollback requirements are evident from the supplied changes.
Adds .NET and Node.js client SDKs for authenticated exchange and scheduled-retry operations. The change includes query and selection APIs, session renewal, error handling, tests, package publishing workflows, and SDK documentation.
Changes: Client SDKs
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Summary
.NET client foundation SW.Bitween.Client/BitweenClient.cs, SW.Bitween.Client/BitweenClientException.cs, SW.Bitween.Client/ExchangeQuery.cs, SW.Bitween.Client/SW.Bitween.Client.csproj, SW.Bitween.sln
Adds .NET client query and selection types, error handling, and session management. The client reuses sessions, renews them before expiry, and retries a request once after a 401.
.NET operations and integration tests SW.Bitween.Client/Exchanges.cs, SW.Bitween.HttpTests/*, .github/workflows/dotnet-pr-checks.yml
Adds exchange and scheduled-retry operations, HTTP integration tests, and a workflow step that runs the client tests.
Node.js client and tests sdk/node-client/src/*, sdk/node-client/test/client.test.js, sdk/node-client/package.json
Adds Node.js client declarations and operations for exchange and scheduled-retry APIs. Tests cover request serialization, authentication, errors, and streamed exports.
Adds NuGet packaging for the .NET client and an npm publishing job for the Node.js package. Adds SDK documentation and updates package and licensing references.
simplify9/Bitween-api#389: Changes exchange-filter operators and promoted-property matching used by client queries and selections.
simplify9/Bitween-api#406: Adds the count=false search contract used by client exchange search and ID lookup.
Suggested labels:security, infra, risk:high
Suggested reviewers:samerzughul
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review fcde1
Reject empty related-ID selections before merging: they can retry unintended exchanges. Also preserve successful retry outcomes when lookup fails and stabilize the concurrent sign-in test. SDK licensing is now consistent.
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Cover successive refused sign-ins in the Node client tests.
The two refusal tests cover only overlapping calls (sdk/node-client/test/client.test.js:72-86). #held is set only after a successful sign-in (sdk/node-client/src/index.js:278-279), and #signingIn clears when it settles (index.js:262-263). A later call with a bad token therefore sends another api/accounts/servicetoken request. docs/api-reference.md:71 states that unknown tokens count toward the address's lockout. The comment at index.js:254-258 says sharing exists to avoid repeated bad-token sends. Sequential calls still send them, and no test covers that path.
The test below pins the current per-call behavior. Whether repeated refusals should share one answer is a design decision that this change does not settle. Make that decision before changing the client.
Suggested test
+test("signs in again for each call after a refusal, with no shared refusal", async () => {+ const { seen, client } = await fakeBitween(() => [200, page()]);+ const stranger = client("bwt_bad");+ for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) await stranger.exchanges.search().catch((e) => e);+ assert.strictEqual(seen.signIns, 3);+});
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Review comment at @sdk/node-client/test/client.test.js around lines 74 - 79:
Add a sequential refused-sign-in test using fakeBitween and seen.signIns; first
establish whether successive calls should share a refusal or retry sign-in, then
assert the chosen behavior without changing client logic unless that decision
requires it.
Add a success-path test for scheduled retry run-now.
The only ScheduledRetries.RunNowAsync call in BitweenClientTests expects HttpStatusCode.Forbidden for an exchanges.view client. No test in this file calls RunNowAsync with an exchanges.operate client or asserts a successful result. A regression that breaks the authorized path, such as a server error or an unexpected response body, can pass this project. Add a test that books a scheduled retry, calls RunNowAsync with an operate-permitted client, and asserts that the retry executes.
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Add a success-path test in BitweenClientTests for ScheduledRetries.RunNowAsync
using a client permitted to operate on exchanges. Book a scheduled retry, invoke
RunNowAsync, and assert that the retry executes; retain the existing
forbidden-access test for the viewer client.
Assert the sign-in count for the concurrent bad-token calls.
The test sends ten concurrent calls with a malformed token. It asserts only the refusal status and message, and the neighbour check. It does not count sign-in requests. The code path is designed to share one sign-in across these calls. A regression that sends two to four sign-ins would still pass. Count the token POST requests, for example with a DelegatingHandler over fixture.App.Server.CreateHandler(), and assert the expected count.
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Review comment at @SW.Bitween.HttpTests/BitweenClientTests.cs around lines 159 -
166:
Update the concurrent malformed-token test in BitweenClientTests to count token
sign-in POST requests and assert that the ten calls share exactly one sign-in.
Instrument the request pipeline using the test fixture’s existing server
handler, while preserving the current refusal status and message assertions.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The new client NuGet project is added to the production packaging list, but that list's test-projects names only UnitTests and IntegrationTests; the supplied context identifies HttpTests as the suite that uses the client. A client-specific HTTP regression may pass this release gate.
The release can publish a broken .NET client without running its HTTP tests.
This can occur when: A change breaks client authentication or an exchange endpoint while the listed test projects still pass.
sdk/node-client/README.md-17-17: 1
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SW.Bitween.Client/BitweenClient.cs-86-87: 1
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PostForStreamAsync returns the content stream without transferring or retaining ownership of its HttpResponseMessage; it also leaves the response undisposed if stream acquisition throws.
HTTP response resources may remain allocated after use, degrading the client under sustained exports or cancellations.
This can occur when: A caller repeatedly exports and disposes the returned streams, or cancellation occurs while acquiring an export stream.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/bitween-api-cicd-gateway.yml:
- Line 184: Resolve the license for SW.Bitween.Client before its first publish
by establishing whether it should use MIT or AGPL, then align the NOTICE entry,
add the corresponding LICENSE file to the client project, and update
PackageLicenseExpression in SW.Bitween.Client.csproj to match. Preserve the
licensing terms chosen for the project consistently across all three locations.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/sdk-release.yml:
- Around line 105-106: Pin the actions used by the node-client job in
sdk-release.yml: replace the mutable version tags on actions/checkout and
actions/setup-node with verified commit SHAs, retaining version comments if
consistent with the repository’s existing workflow conventions.
Review comments at @docs/client-sdk.md:
- Line 19: Update the retry permission entry in the permissions table so retry,
bulk retry, and run-now require only exchanges.operate; remove wording that
implies exchanges.view is also required.
Review comments at @sdk/node-client/package.json:
- Line 10: Resolve the license mismatch for the package before publishing: the
`license` field in `package.json` must reflect terms that actually apply to
`sdk/node-client`. Either add an explicit MIT grant for this package in NOTICE
and provide its own LICENSE file, or update the metadata to the applicable
license; do not publish with unsupported MIT metadata.
Review comments at @sdk/node-client/src/index.d.ts:
- Around line 35-36: Update the `totalCount` documentation to state that it is 0
when `count` is false, while preserving the existing description of the exchange
search counting limit.
Review comments at @sdk/node-client/src/index.js:
- Around line 67-68: Update the status validation in the query-handling block to
check whether STATUS has query.status as an own property, rather than accepting
inherited names. Preserve the existing TypeError and allowed-status message for
invalid values.
- Around line 142-147: Update retry so any failure from the follow-up search
returns null after the POST succeeds, rather than propagating lookup errors.
Update the retry JSDoc in the SDK type declarations and client documentation to
describe this behavior.
- Line 90: Update selectionBody to detect when a selection provides both ids and
matching and throw a TypeError instead of silently dropping matching; preserve
the existing handling of selections with only one key.
- Line 73: In the selection-building path before `selectionBody` constructs
filters, reject `matching.ids` when it is present but empty, rather than
allowing the request to omit the ID filter and select all exchanges. Preserve
the existing behavior for non-empty IDs and selections that use `{ ids: [] }` to
select nothing.
Review comments at @SW.Bitween.Client/ExchangeQuery.cs:
- Line 86: Update ExchangeSelection.Matching to reject a query whose Ids
collection is empty before building filters, throwing an ArgumentException that
directs callers to ExchangeSelection.Of to select none; preserve the existing
behavior for null or non-empty Ids.
- Line 92: Update the PromotedProperties summary to clarify that whitespace-only
text counts as no text and selects exchanges by key presence, matching the
key-only filter emitted by ToFilters.
Review comments at @SW.Bitween.Client/Exchanges.cs:
- Around line 72-76: Update RetryAsync so failures from the post-commit
SearchAsync lookup do not make the caller mistake a committed retry for a failed
retry; handle lookup failures consistently with the existing 403 case, returning
null and documenting that outcome, or return the retry state separately from the
lookup error.
---
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Review comments at @sdk/node-client/test/client.test.js:
- Around line 74-79: Add a sequential refused-sign-in test using fakeBitween and
seen.signIns; first establish whether successive calls should share a refusal or
retry sign-in, then assert the chosen behavior without changing client logic
unless that decision requires it.
Review comments at @SW.Bitween.HttpTests/BitweenClientTests.cs:
- Line 147: Add a success-path test in BitweenClientTests for
ScheduledRetries.RunNowAsync using a client permitted to operate on exchanges.
Book a scheduled retry, invoke RunNowAsync, and assert that the retry executes;
retain the existing forbidden-access test for the viewer client.
- Around line 159-166: Update the concurrent malformed-token test in
BitweenClientTests to count token sign-in POST requests and assert that the ten
calls share exactly one sign-in. Instrument the request pipeline using the test
fixture’s existing server handler, while preserving the current refusal status
and message assertions.
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Context: http.createServer(async (req, res) => {
let body = "";
for await (const chunk of req) body += chunk;
const url = new URL(req.url, "http://localhost");
if (url.pathname === "/api/accounts/servicetoken") {
seen.signIns++;
const { token } = JSON.parse(body);
res.writeHead(token === "bwt_good" ? 200 : 400, { "Content-Type": "application/json" });
return res.end(JSON.stringify(token === "bwt_good"
? { jwt: session-${seen.signIns}, expiresIn }
: { SWException: ["This token isn't valid: it's unknown, expired or revoked, or its account is disabled."] }));
}
const request = { method: req.method, path: url.pathname, filters: url.searchParams.getAll("filter"),
query: Object.fromEntries(url.searchParams), auth: req.headers.authorization, body: body ? JSON.parse(body) : undefined };
seen.requests.push(request);
const [status, reply, type = "application/json"] = answer(request) ?? [200, null];
res.writeHead(status, { "Content-Type": type });
res.end(reply == null ? "" : typeof reply === "string" || Buffer.isBuffer(reply) ? reply : JSON.stringify(reply));
})
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Follow-ups from the review, fixed in #416: run-now success test added; the bad-token test now asserts one sign-in; PostForStreamAsync disposes the response if reading the stream fails; the npm README links to the guide on GitHub.
Not changed: successive refused sign-ins stay one request per call, because a sign-in can fail for a passing reason and the server's lockout already limits bad tokens. HttpTests do gate this release: dotnet-pr-checks.yml runs BitweenClientTests on every PR to releases/**, this one included.
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Major · Reject empty related-ID arrays in matching selections. · index.js:89-100
sdk/node-client/src/index.js:89-100 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject empty related-ID arrays in matching selections.
exchangeFilters drops an empty partnerIds, subscriptionIds, or informationTypeIds array. When no other criterion remains, selectionBody sends LatestOnly:1:false, which matches every attempt. When other criteria remain, the selection widens to all exchanges that match them. A bulk retry within its limit then retries eligible exchanges the caller did not select. Reject explicitly empty arrays, as matching.ids already is. Absent keys and matching: {} stay valid.
Suggested fix
if (selection.matching.ids?.length === 0) throw new TypeError("matching.ids is empty: it would match every exchange.");
+ for (const key of ["partnerIds", "subscriptionIds", "informationTypeIds"]) {+ if (selection.matching[key]?.length === 0) throw new TypeError(`matching.${key} is empty: it would widen the selection.`);+ }
const filters = exchangeFilters(selection.matching);
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Review comment at @sdk/node-client/src/index.js around lines 89 - 100:
Update selectionBody to reject explicitly empty partnerIds, subscriptionIds, and
informationTypeIds arrays in matching selections, just as it rejects empty
matching.ids. Keep absent keys and matching: {} valid, and preserve the existing
exchangeFilters behavior for non-empty criteria.
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Review comments at @docs/client-sdk.md:
- Line 97: Update the post-retry lookup handling in .NET RetryAsync so any
lookup failure returns null, including timeouts and malformed-body errors, while
caller-requested cancellation still propagates. Keep the retry itself outside
this failure-to-null handling so lookup failures do not obscure or undo a retry
that has already been made.
Review comments at @SW.Bitween.Client/ExchangeQuery.cs:
- Around line 136-137: Update the validation in Matching alongside the existing
empty-Ids check to reject empty PartnerIds, SubscriptionIds, or
InformationTypeIds lists. Preserve the existing ArgumentException behavior and
parameter attribution used for an empty Ids list.
Review comments at @SW.Bitween.HttpTests/BitweenClientTests.cs:
- Line 194: Update the concurrency test around Assert.Equal(1, signIns.Count) to
hold the first sign-in response until all ten calls have been created, then
release it. Preserve the existing assertion and verify the calls all share the
intended single sign-in attempt.
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Review comments at @sdk/node-client/src/index.js:
- Around line 89-100: Update selectionBody to reject explicitly empty
partnerIds, subscriptionIds, and informationTypeIds arrays in matching
selections, just as it rejects empty matching.ids. Keep absent keys and
matching: {} valid, and preserve the existing exchangeFilters behavior for
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[warning] 185-185: System.Random is a non-cryptographic, predictable PRNG and must not be used to generate security-sensitive values such as tokens, session IDs, passwords, salts, nonces, or API keys. An attacker who observes a few outputs can recover the seed and predict all future values. Use a cryptographically secure source instead: RandomNumberGenerator.GetBytes(...), RandomNumberGenerator.GetInt32(...), or RandomNumberGenerator.Fill(...).
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The outside-diff finding on sdk/node-client/src/index.js (empty related-id arrays in matching) is fixed in #419 (b3c3234): selectionBody refuses an empty ids, partnerIds, subscriptionIds or informationTypeIds, with a test.
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Brings #413 to r10.0: the client SDK for .NET (SimplyWorks.Bitween.Client) and Node (@simplyworks/bitween-client), for seeing and retrying exchanges from a client's own app.
This release run publishes both packages for the first time, at Bitween's version. Their licence (MIT) still needs a decision: NOTICE lists only SW.Bitween.Sdk and the samples as MIT.