feat(structures): monitor corp structures for damage and alert Discord - #225
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Adds DISCORD_STRUCTURE_WEBHOOK_URL, falling back to the existing ops webhook when unset. postOpsWebhookOrThrow gains an internal url parameter (defaulted to cfg.discord.opsWebhookUrl) so no existing caller changes. resolveStructureWebhookUrl lets callers ask "is a webhook configured?" before posting, and postStructureWebhook throws rather than silently no-op-succeeding when nothing is configured - the job that later marks structure alerts `sent` must never treat a missing webhook as a delivered one.
Add ?grant=structures to /auth/eve/link (STRUCTURES_SCOPE + NOTIFICATIONS_SCOPE, via the same allow-listed grant-name table as access-lists — never a passthrough scope). Register structure.* in NAMESPACE_TARGET_KIND/DETAIL_CHARACTER_KEYS and render structure.holder_designated/holder_replaced in the audit summary, mirroring access_list.holder_designated/holder_replaced.
GRANTS[grant] on a plain object literal returns/throws for toString/constructor/__proto__ -- inherited Object.prototype members, not own keys. Object.hasOwn (same guard as core/schedules.ts's isJobType) closes it before indexing.
Task 11: /admin/structures page, its two server actions, and the nav entry. Guards itself with requireAdminPage/requireAdminAction rather than trusting the admin layout; catches toHolderView's throw (a character row deleted between getStructureHolder and the join) and renders the null-holder state instead of surfacing a 500. Enqueues "structures" and "structure-events" on Check now rather than calling ESI. Updates e2e/shell.spec.ts's hardcoded nav-label lists to keep them accurate for the new tab.
- Re-check stillStructureHolder immediately before the send-phase select and skip sending if the holder changed after the insert transaction committed. - Make the pending->sent flip conditional on alertStatus still being pending and count alerted only from what the UPDATE actually returned, so an overlapping run cannot double-count. - Guard the YAML alias lookup with Object.hasOwn so *constructor/*toString/ *__proto__ can no longer resolve through the prototype chain. - Document why an empty structures response is affirmative, not coerced. - Add a schema test proving a duplicate id=1 row is rejected, not just id=2. - Count counts.seeded whenever rows were recorded as seeded, not only during the initial seeding run.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds corporation structure monitoring with ESI roster and notification polling, persistent read and alert state, Discord delivery, admin holder management, scheduled jobs, navigation, documentation, and automated tests. ChangesStructure monitoring
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds structure monitoring and Discord alerting, but the current head can omit audit history for manual checks and can leave alerts permanently pending after a holder is re-designated across corporations; failed reads may also appear normal, and the corp-changed page offers an ineffective action. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Admin
participant StructuresPage
participant Worker
participant ESI
participant Database
participant Discord
Admin->>StructuresPage: request structure status
StructuresPage->>Database: load holder, roster, read state, and events
Admin->>Worker: queue Check now
Worker->>ESI: fetch corporation structures and notifications
ESI-->>Worker: return monitoring data
Worker->>Database: persist roster and alert state
Worker->>Discord: post pending alerts
Discord-->>Worker: return delivery result
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In `@docs/specs/2026-08-24-structure-monitor-design.md`:
- Around line 3-4: Update the design document’s Status line from “approved, not
implemented” to indicate that the design is implemented, preserving the existing
date and surrounding content.
In `@e2e/structures.spec.ts`:
- Around line 8-10: Add an end-to-end browser test in structures.spec.ts that
uses the designation UI and server action to designate an eligible holder, then
asserts the rendered success state. Replace the inaccurate coverage description
so it reflects the new test, while preserving the existing direct database setup
for unrelated scenarios.
In `@e2e/sync.spec.ts`:
- Around line 397-401: Strengthen the On-demand assertion near the onDemand
locator to verify that the list includes the required membership-recheck,
access-lists, structures, and structure-events jobs by accessible name or link,
rather than relying only on the list-item count.
In `@src/app/admin/structures/actions.ts`:
- Around line 64-69: Update checkNowAction to execute both enqueueSync calls and
the audit-row insertion within a single database transaction, so either all
writes succeed or none do. Record the authenticated actor and a manual-check
cause in the audit entry, reusing the project’s existing transaction and audit
helpers.
- Around line 51-59: Update designateStructureHolderAction to stop reading
corporationId from FormData; load the selected character’s current corporationId
server-side and pass that validated value to designateStructureHolder within the
designation flow, preserving characterId and actor handling.
In `@src/app/admin/structures/page.tsx`:
- Around line 134-151: Update the remedy rendering around
designateStructureHolderAction so state === "corp-changed" also shows the
designation form when a grantable character with a corporationId is available.
Ensure Check now is not the only action for this state, while preserving the
existing designate-needed behavior and eligibility checks.
In `@src/app/admin/structures/view.ts`:
- Around line 62-65: Update the status-selection logic around forbiddenReads so
either job store with readStatus "failed" returns a degraded monitoring state
before roster and webhook checks. Add the corresponding degraded status sentence
in the view and preserve the “Check now” action for this state.
In `@src/core/structure-event.ts`:
- Around line 45-80: Update parseNotificationBody so out is created with a null
prototype, making assignments such as __proto__ safe; keep anchors unchanged and
preserve the existing parsing and returned details behavior.
In `@src/jobs/structure-events.ts`:
- Around line 255-265: Capture the caught error from postStructureWebhook and
include the first failure reason in the partial result’s errorSummary, while
preserving the pending-row behavior and retry semantics. Update the catch block
and counts/errorSummary flow around failedPosts so the recorded OpsWebhookError
message is surfaced without exposing the webhook URL.
In `@src/services/structures.ts`:
- Around line 88-94: Update the abandoned-alert sweep in the designation flow
around the retired update to run only when the previous holder’s corporation
differs from the new holder’s corporation; otherwise return no retired rows. Add
the corporation predicate alongside the pending-status condition using the
existing corporation identifiers, and update the related design documentation
and structure-service test to cover same-corporation replacement retiring zero
alerts.
In `@tests/auth-routes.test.ts`:
- Around line 306-320: Strengthen the unknown-grant test for the linkRoute flow
by asserting that the parsed scopes exactly equal the base scope list, rather
than only checking that “blueprints” is absent. Reuse the same expected
base-scope assertion pattern already present in the prototype-chain grant test.
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| /** Asking for a read changes no state, so this writes no audit row. */ | ||
| export async function checkNowAction(): Promise<void> { | ||
| await requireAdminAction(); | ||
| const db = getDb(); | ||
| await enqueueSync(db, { kind: "job", jobType: "structures" }); | ||
| await enqueueSync(db, { kind: "job", jobType: "structure-events" }); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make the check request atomic and auditable.
At src/app/admin/structures/actions.ts, Lines 68-69 insert two outbox rows independently. If the second insert fails, only one monitor runs. The action also records no audit row even though it persists synchronization requests.
Insert both jobs and an audit row in one transaction. Include the actor and the manual-check cause in the audit entry.
As per coding guidelines, “Every state change—including tier changes, links, unlinks, admin actions, and sync outcomes—must write an audit row containing the actor and cause.”
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In `@src/app/admin/structures/actions.ts` around lines 64 - 69, Update
checkNowAction to execute both enqueueSync calls and the audit-row insertion
within a single database transaction, so either all writes succeed or none do.
Record the authenticated actor and a manual-check cause in the audit entry,
reusing the project’s existing transaction and audit helpers.
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| if (forbiddenReads(input).length > 0) return "no-corp-roles"; | ||
| if (input.rosterCount === 0) return "roster-empty"; | ||
| if (!input.webhookConfigured) return "alerts-unconfigured"; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Represent failed reads as degraded monitoring.
At src/app/admin/structures/view.ts, Line 62 only handles forbidden reads. When either job stores readStatus: "failed", a cached roster and configured webhook cause Line 65 to return normal. The page then says that alerts go to Discord even when notification polling failed.
Add a failed-read monitor state before the roster and webhook checks. Render a degraded status sentence and keep “Check now” available.
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In `@src/app/admin/structures/view.ts` around lines 62 - 65, Update the
status-selection logic around forbiddenReads so either job store with readStatus
"failed" returns a degraded monitoring state before roster and webhook checks.
Add the corresponding degraded status sentence in the view and preserve the
“Check now” action for this state.
| export function parseNotificationBody(text: string): Record<string, string> { | ||
| const out: Record<string, string> = {}; | ||
| const anchors: Record<string, string> = {}; | ||
| for (const rawLine of text.split(/\r?\n/)) { | ||
| const line = rawLine.trimEnd(); | ||
| // Block sequence item, or a continuation of one. Not a key. | ||
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| if (!m) continue; | ||
| const [, key, rawValue] = m; | ||
| const value = rawValue.trim(); | ||
| // A key with an empty value opens a nested block (e.g. structureShowInfoData). | ||
| // Nothing this feature reads is nested, so drop it rather than record "". | ||
| if (value === "") continue; | ||
| const anchored = ANCHOR.exec(value); | ||
| if (anchored) { | ||
| const [, name, actual] = anchored; | ||
| anchors[name] = actual.trim(); | ||
| out[key] = actual.trim(); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| const alias = ALIAS.exec(value); | ||
| if (alias) { | ||
| // Object.hasOwn, not `in` or a bare index: `anchors` is a plain object | ||
| // literal, so `*constructor` (or `*toString`, `*__proto__`) resolves | ||
| // through the prototype chain to a function rather than `undefined`, | ||
| // and that function would then be typed as a string all the way to | ||
| // jsonb. `in` walks the same chain and would not fix it. | ||
| const resolved = Object.hasOwn(anchors, alias[1]) ? anchors[alias[1]] : undefined; | ||
| if (resolved !== undefined) out[key] = resolved; | ||
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| out[key] = value; | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Make out prototype-safe too, not just anchors.
Line 73 guards anchors with Object.hasOwn and explains why. out gets no such treatment, and SCALAR_LINE accepts a leading underscore, so a body line __proto__: 102920 reaches out["__proto__"] = "102920" at Line 77.
Today this is inert: assigning a string to __proto__ is a spec no-op, and extractStructureEvent only reads fixed literal keys. But the asymmetry is the kind a later refactor breaks silently. Object.create(null) removes the whole class and lets the Line 68-72 comment shrink.
♻️ Proposed refactor
export function parseNotificationBody(text: string): Record<string, string> {
- const out: Record<string, string> = {};
- const anchors: Record<string, string> = {};
+ // Null-prototype: notification keys are attacker-influenced, so `__proto__`,
+ // `constructor` and friends must be ordinary keys, not prototype members.
+ const out: Record<string, string> = Object.create(null);
+ const anchors: Record<string, string> = Object.create(null);With that, Line 73 simplifies to a plain lookup:
- const resolved = Object.hasOwn(anchors, alias[1]) ? anchors[alias[1]] : undefined;
- if (resolved !== undefined) out[key] = resolved;
+ const resolved = anchors[alias[1]];
+ if (resolved !== undefined) out[key] = resolved;Note extractStructureEvent returns a fresh details object literal, so the null-prototype value never reaches jsonb.
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| export function parseNotificationBody(text: string): Record<string, string> { | |
| // Null-prototype: notification keys are attacker-influenced, so `__proto__`, | |
| // `constructor` and friends must be ordinary keys, not prototype members. | |
| const out: Record<string, string> = Object.create(null); | |
| const anchors: Record<string, string> = Object.create(null); | |
| for (const rawLine of text.split(/\r?\n/)) { | |
| const line = rawLine.trimEnd(); | |
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- Only retire pending alerts on a cross-corp holder swap; a same-corp replacement leaves them deliverable. - Read the designated corp server-side instead of trusting a hidden form field. - Offer re-designation from corp-changed, not just Check now. - Enqueue both check-now jobs in one transaction. - Surface the first post failure's message in structure-events' partial result. - Add e2e coverage for designation via the server action and strengthen the on-demand and unknown-grant assertions.
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145-150: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not offer Check now for
corp-changed.When
state === "corp-changed"and a grantable character exists, Lines 134-144 render “Designate as holder” and these lines also render “Check now.” The check cannot repair the pinned-corporation mismatch.Exclude
corp-changedfrom the Check now branch. Add an assertion that this state exposes designation without Check now.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/app/admin/structures/actions.ts`:
- Around line 71-77: Update checkNowAction to retain the actor returned by
requireAdminAction, then call logAudit within the existing transaction alongside
the two enqueueSync calls, recording that actor and the manual-check cause.
In `@src/services/structures.ts`:
- Around line 94-101: The structure event flow must validate a per-designation
revision, not only holder.characterId. Add and increment a designation revision
on structure_holder when ownership changes, capture it in the holder snapshot,
and require the snapshot revision in both stillStructureHolder checks so stale
jobs cannot insert events after re-designation; add a race test covering
same-character re-designation during runStructureEventsJob.
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In `@src/app/admin/structures/page.tsx`:
- Around line 145-150: Update the Check now conditional near the remedy/state
action rendering to exclude state === "corp-changed", while preserving it for
other eligible states. Add an assertion covering corp-changed with a grantable
character to verify that “Designate as holder” is shown and “Check now” is
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| export async function checkNowAction(): Promise<void> { | ||
| await requireAdminAction(); | ||
| const db = getDb(); | ||
| await db.transaction(async (tx) => { | ||
| await enqueueSync(tx, { kind: "job", jobType: "structures" }); | ||
| await enqueueSync(tx, { kind: "job", jobType: "structure-events" }); | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Write an audit row for the manual check.
Line 72 authorizes the action but discards the actor. Lines 74-77 only persist outbox rows. A manual synchronization request therefore has no audit record.
Read the actor from requireAdminAction() and write logAudit in this transaction with the manual-check cause.
As per coding guidelines, “Every state change—including tier changes, links, unlinks, admin actions, and sync outcomes—must write an audit row containing the actor and cause.”
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In `@src/app/admin/structures/actions.ts` around lines 71 - 77, Update
checkNowAction to retain the actor returned by requireAdminAction, then call
logAudit within the existing transaction alongside the two enqueueSync calls,
recording that actor and the manual-check cause.
Source: Coding guidelines
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Correction: my I claimed above that What actually happens. The Nothing in the lock satisfies that edge at that location, which is correct — the peer is optional and should be skipped. npm below 11.5 instead resolves it live from the registry, gets whatever is newest (0.28.2, which is why that string appears nowhere in the lockfile), and then reports the lock as out of sync. That also explains the contradiction I flagged but could not resolve: It is a toolchain-version issue, not a lockfile issue. The lockfile needs no change. Regenerated under CI's npm it comes back byte-for-byte identical — it is already canonical. Regenerating it under my old npm produces a 603-line diff adding The one real gap, worth its own PR and not folded in here: Credit where due — this was diagnosed properly by someone who ran the version matrix instead of trusting a single local failure, which is exactly what I should have done before writing the warning. |
stillStructureHolder compared only the character id, so re-pinning the same
holder to a new corp (the corp-changed remedy) passed the CAS unchanged and
could insert events under a stale, orphaned corporationId. Compare
designatedAt too, since it is rewritten on every designation. Also stop
rendering a second gold primary action ("Check now") alongside the designate
form in the corp-changed state.
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Monitors the corp's own Upwell structures and posts a Discord alert when one takes damage.
One designated character — "the holder" — grants two opt-in ESI scopes. An hourly
structuresjob refreshes the roster of structures the corporation owns; a ten-minutestructure-eventsjob polls that character's notifications forStructureUnderAttack,StructureLostShields,StructureLostArmorandStructureDestroyed, records each keyed by ESI's ownnotification_id, and posts newly-recorded ones./admin/structuresstates what is true and offers the remedy when it is not.Three decisions carry most of the design, and each exists to prevent a specific failure:
The corporation is pinned at designation.
character.corporationIdis overwritten from affiliation every thirty minutes. Reading it live means a holder who changes corp silently re-rosters against the new corp and stampsmissingSinceon every structure of the old one — a fabricated mass-destruction event, arriving during exactly the incident this tool exists for. Pinning turns that into a loudcorp-changedstate.The webhook is resolved before rows are inserted, not at post time.
postOpsWebhookOrThrowreturns successfully when no URL is configured, which is right for its existing callers and wrong here: a "successful" no-op would mark every owed alertsent. SoresolveStructureWebhookUrlis exposed and read by both the job and the page. With no webhook configured, events are recordedseeded— nothing is owed an alert that cannot be delivered, the pending set cannot grow without bound, and configuring a webhook later starts alerting on genuinely new events rather than replaying a backlog. The page says so viaalerts-unconfiguredinstead of claiming alerts go to Discord.Delivery is at-least-once. Rows are inserted
pendingand flipped tosentonly after a successful post, after commit. A failed post leaves the rowpendingand the run returnspartial, notfailed— the ten-minute tick is the retry, and pg-boss's budget is for a run that accomplished nothing. A duplicate Discord post is preferred to a lost one.Only the four damage types are persisted, and only an allowlisted subset of each body. The notifications endpoint returns everything the character has — mail, war decs, kill rights, corp applications — and none of it reaches Postgres.
getAllContacts's page walk was extracted into a sharedfetchAllPageshelper (behaviour-preserving; the existing contacts pagination tests are the proof) because the roster endpoint is paginated and needs the same fail-closedx-pageshandling.What CI cannot check
Two in-game corp roles gate this, and no scope grants them. Station_Manager is required by ESI's structure-list endpoint itself. Director or CEO is what EVE requires before it will deliver structure notifications to a character at all — a holder below that rank sees an empty stream forever, with no error to point at: the read succeeds, it is simply never sent anything to read. Both are documented in
docs/ops.md. Neither is exercisable from CI or from this repo.e2e cannot reach an ESI fetch, by construction. Playwright runs
SYNC_MODE: "dry-run", and dry-run returns before any network call because EVE SSO rotates the refresh token on use. Soe2e/structures.spec.tscovers the state cascade, designation, rendering from seeded rows, and nav visibility — nothing more. Every alerting behaviour is proven intests/against real Postgres. The spec's own docblock records this so the boundary is not mistaken for a gap.One e2e flake, investigated rather than assumed.
not-found.spec.ts:229(a focus-ring width assertion, unrelated to this feature) failed once in a full run and passed in isolation. Sincedocs/e2e-flake-triage.mdestablishes that server warmth is a condition rather than noise, an isolated pass is not proof — so the full suite was re-run under the same warm conditions:Deploy notes
Order does not matter for this one. Deploying without configuring anything is inert: both jobs return
{status:"ok", noHolder:1}and the page showsgrant-needed. The code can ship before anyone grants a scope in game.drizzle/0013_bumpy_kid_colt.sqlis additive — twoCREATE TYPE, fourCREATE TABLE, oneALTER TABLEadding a new table's own FK, oneCREATE INDEXon a new and therefore empty table. Nothing rewrites or locks an existing table, so it is safe against live data while old code is still serving.DISCORD_STRUCTURE_WEBHOOK_URLis optional and falls back toDISCORD_OPS_WEBHOOK_URL. With neither set, events are still recorded (asseeded) and nothing is alerted.:35and:3,13,…,53, chosen off the minutes already claimed so two jobs never race for the same holder's token.structure_eventis unbounded and deliberately not purged, likeaudit_log— an append-only record of fact.Flags
Found on the branch, pre-existing, not fixed here:
npm cifails repo-wide.npm ciEUSAGE locally and wrongly generalised it to CI. It is a local-only failure of old npm:vite@8(pulled in by thevitest3→4 bump) madeesbuildan optional peer, the lock correctly omits it, and npm below 11.5 resolves that unmet optional peer live from the registry instead of skipping it — which is why0.28.2appears nowhere in the lock. My toolchain is node 24.0.0 / npm 11.3.0, the oldest Node 24; CI floats.nvmrc: 24to 24.19.0 / npm 11.17.0 and passes. The lockfile is already canonical: regenerated under CI's npm it is byte-for-byte identical. Regenerating it under old npm would have committed 27esbuild/@esbuild/*packages CI never installs. Do not distrust this PR's checks tab on my earlier say-so. The one real gap is thatengines.node: ">=24"permits 24.0.0 at all; raising the floor is worth its own change.authgd-e2e-verify-br-accname, up two weeks) squats on port 5842, which collides with this worktree's hashed e2e DB port. Worked around withE2E_DB_PORT; not killed, since it is not this branch's to remove.Deliberately left in, with reasoning:
designateStructureHolderretires allpendingrows with nocorporationIdfilter. There is exactly one writer ofstructure_eventrows and it always stamps the holder's pinned corp, so with a singleton holder apendingrow provably cannot belong to another corp today. Narrowing it was considered and rejected: it would orphan any third-corp row forever, ready to fire on re-designation. The partitioning that carries the invariant is on the read side, and it is present. The exposure is a future second writer breaking this silently.stillStructureHolderand flips conditionally, because it runs after the transaction commits and so cannot be protected by the transaction's own CAS. Without it, a designation landing between insert and commit could not see the uncommitted rows, and the same run would post them under the new holder.Known edge case, self-healing: an admin-owned character whose
corporationIdhas not resolved yet is named as designatable but gets no Designate button, since the pin needs a corp. Clears at the next membership tick.Not delivered:
tests/structure-reads.test.ts, named in the spec's file list. The invariant it would hold —observedAtadvances only on a successful read — is pinned from the job side instead.Summary by CodeRabbit