- Add structured SQLite configuration in main process with separate settings for
initialization and operations
- Implement proper retry logic with configurable attempts and delays
- Add connection pool management to prevent resource exhaustion
- Reduce initialization timeout from 30s to 10s for faster feedback
- Add proper cleanup of timeouts and resources
- Maintain consistent retry behavior in preload script
This change addresses the cascade of SQLite timeout errors seen in the logs
by implementing proper timing controls and resource management. The main
process now handles initialization more robustly with configurable retries,
while the preload script maintains its existing retry behavior for
compatibility.
Security Impact:
- No security implications
- Improves application stability
- Prevents resource exhaustion
Testing:
- Verify SQLite initialization completes within new timeout
- Confirm retry behavior works as expected
- Check that connection pool limits are respected
- Ensure proper cleanup of resources
Current Status:
- SQLite plugin successfully initializes in main process
- Preload script and context bridge working correctly
- IPC handlers for SQLite operations not registered
- Type definitions out of sync with implementation
Changes Made:
- Added comprehensive debug logging in preload script
- Implemented retry logic for SQLite operations (3 attempts, 1s delay)
- Added proper type definitions for SQLite connection options
- Defined strict channel validation for IPC communication
- Enhanced error handling and logging throughout
Type Definitions Updates:
- Aligned ElectronAPI interface with actual implementation
- Added proper typing for SQLite operations
- Structured IPC renderer interface with correct method signatures
Next Steps:
- Register missing IPC handlers in main process
- Update type definitions to match implementation
- Add proper error recovery for SQLite operations
- Address Content Security Policy warnings
Affected Files:
- electron/src/preload.ts
- src/types/electron.d.ts
- src/utils/debug-electron.ts
- src/services/platforms/ElectronPlatformService.ts
Note: This is a transitional commit. While the structure is improved,
database operations are not yet functional due to missing IPC handlers.
This commit updates the Electron preload script and type definitions to improve
SQLite integration and IPC communication. The changes include:
- Enhanced preload script (electron/src/preload.ts):
* Added detailed logging for SQLite operations and IPC communication
* Implemented retry logic for SQLite operations (3 attempts, 1s delay)
* Added proper type definitions for SQLite connection options
* Defined strict channel validation for IPC communication
* Improved error handling and logging throughout
- Updated type definitions (src/types/electron.d.ts):
* Aligned ElectronAPI interface with actual implementation
* Added proper typing for all SQLite operations
* Added environment variables (platform, isDev)
* Structured IPC renderer interface with proper method signatures
Current Status:
- Preload script initializes successfully
- SQLite availability check works (returns true)
- SQLite ready signal is properly received
- Database operations are failing with two types of errors:
1. "CapacitorSQLite not available" during initialization
2. "Cannot read properties of undefined" for SQLite methods
Next Steps:
- Verify context bridge exposure in renderer process
- Check main process SQLite handlers
- Debug database initialization
- Address Content Security Policy warning
Affected Files:
- Modified: electron/src/preload.ts
- Modified: src/types/electron.d.ts
Note: This is a transitional commit. While the preload script and type
definitions are now properly structured, database operations are not yet
functional. Further debugging and fixes are required to resolve the
SQLite integration issues.
The preload script (src/electron/preload.js) was removed as part of a refactor to
separate web and electron builds. This script was previously responsible for:
- Secure IPC communication between electron main and renderer processes
- SQLite database access bridge for the renderer process
- Context isolation and API exposure for electron-specific features
Current state:
- Web app builds successfully without preload script
- Electron builds fail due to missing preload script
- SQLite initialization works in main process but renderer can't access it
- Database operations fail with "Cannot read properties of undefined"
This commit is a breaking change for electron builds. The preload script will need
to be recreated to restore electron database functionality.
Affected files:
- Deleted: src/electron/preload.js
- Modified: src/main.electron.ts (removed DatabaseManager import)
- Modified: src/utils/logger.ts (simplified logging implementation)
- Modified: src/types/electron.d.ts (updated ElectronAPI interface)
- Modified: src/types/global.d.ts (updated window.electron type definition)
Next steps:
- Recreate preload script with proper SQLite bridge
- Update electron build configuration
- Restore database access in renderer process
- Consolidate preload script with secure IPC bridge and channel validation
- Ensure single initialization path in main process
- Add robust error handling and user feedback
- Fix race conditions in window creation and SQLite ready signal
Current state:
- SQLite initializes successfully in main process
- IPC bridge is established and events are transmitted
- Window creation and loading sequence is correct
- Renderer receives ready signal and mounts app
- Database operations still fail in renderer due to connection issues
Known issues:
- SQLite proxy not properly initialized in renderer
- Database connection not established in renderer
- Error logging attempts to use database before ready
- Connection state management needs improvement
This commit represents a stable point where IPC communication
is working but database operations need to be fixed.
- Remove connection object and connection pool logic
- Call all database methods directly on window.CapacitorSQLite with db name
- Refactor migrations, queries, and exec to match Capacitor SQLite Electron API
- Ensure preload script exposes both window.electron and window.CapacitorSQLite
- Fixes runtime errors related to missing query/run methods on connection
- Improves security and cross-platform compatibility
Co-authored-by: Matthew Raymer
- Add comprehensive logging for database operations
- Implement proper database path handling and permissions
- Set up WAL journal mode and PRAGMA configurations
- Create initial database schema with tables and triggers
- Add retry logic for database operations
- Implement proper error handling and state management
Current state:
- Database initialization works in main process
- Connection creation succeeds with proper permissions
- Schema creation and table setup complete
- Logging system fully implemented
- Known issue: Property name mismatch between main process and renderer
causing read-only mode conflicts (to be fixed in next commit)
Technical details:
- Uses WAL journal mode for better concurrency
- Implements proper file permissions checking
- Sets up foreign key constraints
- Creates tables: users, time_entries, time_goals, time_goal_entries
- Adds automatic timestamp triggers
- Implements proper connection lifecycle management
Security:
- Proper file permissions (755 for directory)
- No hardcoded credentials
- Proper error handling and logging
- Safe file path handling
Author: Matthew Raymer
- Remove unused isDev variable
- Add proper type annotations for event handlers
- Add explicit Promise<void> return type for loadIndexHtml
- Use unknown type for error parameters instead of any
- Fix event handler parameters by prefixing unused params with underscore
- Improve error handling type safety throughout the file
This commit improves type safety and removes unused code while maintaining
existing functionality. All TypeScript linter violations have been addressed
without changing the core behavior of the application.
Database paths are still broken here.
Security Impact: None - changes are type-level only
Testing: No functional changes, existing tests should pass
- Make database initialization non-blocking to prevent app crashes
- Add proper window lifecycle management and error handling
- Implement retry logic for index.html loading
- Add detailed logging for debugging
- Fix type safety issues in error handling
- Add proper cleanup on window close
WIP: Database path resolution still needs fixing
- Current issue: Path conflict between ~/.local/share and ~/.config
- Database connection failing with invalid response
- Multiple connection attempts occurring
This commit improves app stability but database connectivity needs to be addressed in a follow-up commit.
- Add logic in main process to resolve and create the correct database directory and file path using Electron's app, path, and fs modules
- Pass absolute dbPath to CapacitorSQLite plugin for reliable database creation
- Add extensive logging for debugging database location, permissions, and initialization
- Remove redundant open() call after createConnection in Electron platform service
- Add IPC handlers for essential SQLite operations (echo, createConnection, execute, query, closeConnection, isAvailable)
- Improve error handling and logging throughout initialization and IPC
- Still investigating database file creation and permissions issues
- Assign CapacitorSQLite instance to the global sqlitePlugin variable so it is accessible in IPC handlers.
- Enhance error logging in the IPC handler to include JSON stringification and stack trace for better debugging.
- Reveal that the generic .handle() method is not available on the plugin, clarifying the next steps for correct IPC wiring.
- Added "type": "module" to package.json to support ES module imports for Electron SQLite
- Renamed postcss.config.js to postcss.config.cjs to maintain CommonJS syntax
- This ensures build tools can properly load the PostCSS configuration
- Ensures devToolsWebContents is not null before calling focus() after opening DevTools in detached mode.
- Prevents runtime and linter errors in Electron main process.
- Changed from direct plugin usage to SQLiteConnection pattern
- Matches how platform services use the SQLite plugin
- Removed handle() method dependency
- Added proper method routing in IPC handler
The app now launches without initialization errors. Next steps:
- Test actual SQLite operations (createConnection, query, etc.)
- Verify database creation and access
- Add error handling for database operations
- Remove worker thread approach in favor of direct plugin initialization
- Initialize CapacitorSQLiteElectron in main process
- Set up IPC handler to forward SQLite operations
- Remove unused worker files and build config
This reverts to a simpler, more reliable approach for SQLite in Electron,
using the plugin as intended in the main process.
- Remove unnecessary generic type parameter from AbsurdSqlDatabaseService
- Fix type handling in operation queue and result processing
- Correct WebPlatformService dbGetOneRow implementation to use imported databaseService
- Add proper type annotations for database operation results
This commit improves type safety and fixes several TypeScript errors that were
preventing proper type checking in the database service layer.
- Add FileSystem and FileStream interfaces for filesystem operations
- Update Database interface with proper Promise-based return types
- Add QueryExecResult interface for structured query results
- Include FS and register_for_idb in initialization result
- Fix Database constructor to support path and options parameters
- Add proper JSDoc documentation with author and description
This change resolves TypeScript compilation errors in AbsurdSqlDatabaseService by providing complete type coverage for the SQL.js WASM module with filesystem support.
The offerGiverDid function was looking for offeredBy at the root level of the
OfferVerifiableCredential, but it was moved to credentialSubject in our interface
changes. This fix updates the function to look in the correct location while
maintaining the same fallback behavior of using the issuer if offeredBy is not
available.
- Update path from claim.offeredBy to claim.credentialSubject.offeredBy
- Remove unnecessary string type cast
- Keep issuer fallback behavior unchanged
- Remove unused client data hashing in verifyJwtWebCrypto
- Use challenge parameter directly in preimage construction
- Fix TS6133 error for unused challenge parameter
- Make verification logic consistent with verifyJwtP256
This change maintains the same verification logic while properly
utilizing the challenge parameter in the signature verification.
- Remove unused client data hashing in verifyJwtP256
- Use challenge parameter directly in preimage construction
- Fix TS6133 error for unused challenge parameter
This change maintains the same verification logic while properly
utilizing the challenge parameter in the signature verification.
- Fix import path for VerifyAuthenticationResponseOpts to use main package
- Add proper type assertions for credential response using AuthenticatorAssertionResponse
- Add back p256 import from @noble/curves/p256
- Remove unused functions marked with @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars:
- peerDidToDidDocument
- COSEtoPEM
- base64urlDecodeArrayBuffer
- base64urlEncodeArrayBuffer
- pemToCryptoKey
This change improves type safety and removes dead code while maintaining
the core passkey authentication functionality.
- Update AccountKeyInfo interface to handle derivationPath type conflict
- Fix circular dependency by importing KeyMeta directly from interfaces/common
- Use Omit utility type to properly merge Account and KeyMeta types
- Make derivationPath optional in AccountKeyInfo to match Account type
This change resolves type compatibility issues while maintaining
the intended functionality of account metadata handling.
- Remove duplicate KeyMeta interface from crypto/vc/index.ts
- Import KeyMeta from common.ts as single source of truth
- Add missing fields to KeyMeta interface (identity, passkeyCredIdHex)
- Remove unused ErrorResponse interface from endorserServer.ts
- Fix import path for KeyMeta in crypto/vc/index.ts
This change resolves type compatibility issues and ensures consistent
KeyMeta type usage across the codebase.
- Update offerGiverDid to use GenericVerifiableCredential as base type
- Add type assertion for OfferVerifiableCredential inside function
- Remove unnecessary type assertion in canFulfillOffer
- Add proper type definitions for AxiosErrorResponse with detailed error structure
- Make KeyMeta fields required where needed (publicKeyHex, mnemonic, derivationPath)
- Add QuantitativeValue type for consistent handling of numeric values
- Fix type assertions and compatibility between GenericVerifiableCredential and its extensions
- Improve error handling with proper type guards and assertions
- Update VerifiableCredentialClaim interface with required fields
- Add proper type assertions for claim objects in claimSummary and claimSpecialDescription
- Fix BLANK_GENERIC_SERVER_RECORD to include required @context field
Note: Some type issues with KeyMeta properties remain to be investigated,
as TypeScript is not recognizing the updated interface changes.
- Fix type conversion in claimSpecialDescription to properly handle GenericVerifiableCredential
- Update claim type checking to use 'claim' in claim for proper type narrowing
- Add type assertions for claim.object to ensure type safety
- Remove incorrect GenericCredWrapper type cast
This change resolves the type conversion error by properly handling
different claim types and ensuring type safety when passing objects
to claimSummary. The code now correctly distinguishes between
GenericVerifiableCredential and GenericCredWrapper types.
- Update claimSummary to handle both GenericVerifiableCredential and GenericCredWrapper types
- Fix logger error handling in register function to properly stringify response data
- Add type narrowing with 'claim' in claim check for safer type handling
- Improve error message formatting for registration errors
This change improves type safety by properly handling different claim types
and ensures consistent error logging. The registration error handling now
properly stringifies response data for better debugging.
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer
Trent Larson