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ws proxy support #2308

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utilize ws proxy to reduce network pressure

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The changes in this pull request enhance the App structure and its fetchers within the node/pkg/websocketfetcher/app.go file by introducing a new environment variable WS_PROXY. This variable allows fetchers to utilize a WebSocket proxy. The initialization logic is updated to incorporate this proxy, and the initializeCex method now checks for feeds and logs warnings if none are found. Additionally, the node/pkg/websocketfetcher/common/type.go file sees the removal of a type alias for Proxy, while the Dial method in node/pkg/wss/utils.go is modified to adjust the WebSocket URL scheme based on the proxy setting.

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File Path Change Summary
node/pkg/websocketfetcher/app.go Enhanced App initialization with WS_PROXY environment variable; updated fetcher initialization logic to include proxy support and warning logging for missing feeds.
node/pkg/websocketfetcher/common/type.go Removed type alias for Proxy: type Proxy = types.Proxy.
node/pkg/wss/utils.go Modified Dial method to change ws.Endpoint URL scheme from "wss" to "ws" when using a proxy.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
node/pkg/websocketfetcher/app.go (2)

201-202: Add validation and documentation for WS_PROXY environment variable.

Consider adding validation for the proxy URL format and documenting the expected format (e.g., protocol://host:port). This will help prevent configuration errors and improve security.

Example validation:

 wsProxy := os.Getenv("WS_PROXY")
+if wsProxy != "" {
+    if _, err := url.Parse(wsProxy); err != nil {
+        log.Warn().Str("proxy", wsProxy).Msg("invalid WS_PROXY URL format")
+    }
+}

Line range hint 201-212: Consider enhancing proxy configuration flexibility.

The current implementation applies the same proxy to all CEX fetchers. Consider these improvements:

  1. Allow per-provider proxy configuration for better flexibility
  2. Add debug logging when a proxy is configured
  3. Consider implementing proxy health checks

Example enhancement:

 wsProxy := os.Getenv("WS_PROXY")
+if wsProxy != "" {
+    log.Debug().Str("proxy", wsProxy).Msg("WebSocket proxy configured")
+}

 for name, factory := range appConfig.CexFactories {
     if _, ok := feedMap[name]; !ok {
         log.Warn().Msgf("no feeds for %s", name)
         continue
     }
+    // Allow per-provider proxy override
+    providerProxy := os.Getenv(fmt.Sprintf("WS_PROXY_%s", strings.ToUpper(name)))
+    if providerProxy == "" {
+        providerProxy = wsProxy
+    }
     fetcher, err := factory(
         ctx,
         common.WithFeedDataBuffer(a.buffer),
         common.WithFeedMaps(feedMap[name]),
-        common.WithProxy(wsProxy),
+        common.WithProxy(providerProxy),
     )
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📒 Files selected for processing (3)
  • node/pkg/websocketfetcher/app.go (3 hunks)
  • node/pkg/websocketfetcher/common/type.go (0 hunks)
  • node/pkg/wss/utils.go (2 hunks)
💤 Files with no reviewable changes (1)
  • node/pkg/websocketfetcher/common/type.go
🔇 Additional comments (3)
node/pkg/wss/utils.go (2)

8-8: LGTM: Import addition is appropriate

The strings package import is required for the URL scheme manipulation in the Dial method.


20-22: ⚠️ Potential issue

Consider improving the WebSocket URL scheme handling

While the scheme modification is a common pattern for proxy support, there are several concerns to address:

  1. The current implementation modifies ws.Endpoint directly, which could cause issues if the connection needs to be re-established without a proxy later.
  2. The scheme change from WSS to WS should be logged for debugging purposes.
  3. The resulting URL should be validated after modification.
  4. Security implications of downgrading from WSS to WS should be documented.

Consider applying these improvements:

 if ws.Proxy != "" {
+    originalEndpoint := ws.Endpoint
     if strings.HasPrefix(ws.Endpoint, "wss") {
-        ws.Endpoint = strings.Replace(ws.Endpoint, "wss", "ws", 1)
+        modifiedEndpoint := strings.Replace(ws.Endpoint, "wss", "ws", 1)
+        if _, err := url.Parse(modifiedEndpoint); err != nil {
+            return fmt.Errorf("invalid URL after scheme modification: %v", err)
+        }
+        ws.Endpoint = modifiedEndpoint
+        log.Info().
+            Str("original_url", originalEndpoint).
+            Str("modified_url", ws.Endpoint).
+            Msg("downgraded WSS to WS for proxy support")
     }
 }

Let's verify if this URL scheme modification is a common pattern in the codebase:

node/pkg/websocketfetcher/app.go (1)

Line range hint 201-212: Verify WebSocket proxy implementation and error handling.

Let's verify the proxy implementation in related files to ensure proper error handling and connection management.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the comprehensive results from the shell scripts, I can now provide the final response:

WebSocket proxy implementation and error handling are properly implemented.

The codebase shows a robust implementation of proxy support with proper error handling:

  • All WebSocket providers consistently implement proxy configuration via WithProxyUrl
  • Error handling is properly implemented at multiple levels:
    • Connection initialization with proxy in wss.Dial
    • Provider-level error handling in each provider's New() function
    • Consistent error logging with context in all providers
🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check WebSocket proxy implementation and error handling

# Test 1: Check for proper error handling in WebSocket connection code
echo "Checking WebSocket connection error handling..."
rg -A 5 "WithProxy|Dial.*error" --type go

# Test 2: Check for proxy usage implementation
echo "Checking proxy usage implementation..."
ast-grep --pattern 'func $_(ctx context.Context, opts ...common.FetcherOption) (common.FetcherInterface, error) {
  $$$
}'

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@nick-bisonai nick-bisonai merged commit 61aea60 into master Nov 2, 2024
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