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- Added hash-id.ts utility for SHA-256 content hashing
- Offer IDs now generated from hash of {sdp, topics} (sorted)
- Removed peerId from hash (inferred from authentication)
- Server generates deterministic IDs for idempotent offer creation
- Updated SQLite and D1 storage implementations
- Removed optional id field from CreateOfferRequest
- Same offer content always produces same ID
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# Rondevu Server Development Guidelines
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## WebRTC Signaling Best Practices
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### ICE Candidate Storage
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**IMPORTANT: Store ICE candidates as raw JSON without enforcing structure.**
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When handling ICE candidates in the signaling server:
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- ✅ **DO** store candidates as `JSON.stringify(candidate)` in the database
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- ✅ **DO** retrieve candidates as `JSON.parse(candidate)` from the database
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- ✅ **DO** use generic types like `any` in TypeScript for candidate data
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- ❌ **DON'T** define strict types for ICE candidate structure
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- ❌ **DON'T** validate or modify candidate properties
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- ❌ **DON'T** assume you know what properties clients will send
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**Why?** The server is just a relay - it doesn't need to understand the candidate structure. Different browsers and future WebRTC versions may include different properties. By keeping the server agnostic, we maintain maximum compatibility.
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### Server Role Filtering
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The server MUST filter ICE candidates by role:
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- Offerers receive only answerer candidates (`WHERE role = 'answerer'`)
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- Answerers receive only offerer candidates (`WHERE role = 'offerer'`)
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This prevents peers from receiving their own candidates, which would cause connection failures.
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## Security
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- Always validate authentication tokens before allowing operations
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- Verify ownership before allowing modifications
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- Rate limit API endpoints to prevent abuse
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- Clean up expired offers regularly
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## Performance
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- Use transactions for batch operations (SQLite)
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- Index frequently queried columns (offer_id, role, created_at)
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- Set appropriate TTLs for offers
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- Implement pagination for large result sets
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## Code Quality
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- Handle errors gracefully with informative HTTP status codes
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- Log important events for debugging
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- Use TypeScript types for API contracts, but keep data types generic
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- Write tests for critical paths
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