feat(bluetooth): serve the API and readers over Bluetooth LE - #1434
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- Add a BlueZ D-Bus layer (pkg/bluetooth/bluez) covering the peripheral role (GATT server, advertising) and the central role (scan, connect, subscribe), Linux only, with a manager that opens the adapter while [service.ble] enabled is set and retries after hot-plug. - Serve the JSON-RPC API over a Zaparoo GATT service: chunked framing in pkg/bluetooth/apigatt with a client-chosen session tag, per-connection sessions that reuse the encrypted client session with AAD label "<token>:ble", pre-auth pair.start and pair.finish methods that run the existing PAKE exchange, and per-transport response size limits. - Decouple the WebSocket dispatcher from melody through a sessionWriter interface and share the request environment through requestDeps so the BLE transport reuses the dispatcher, priorities and input sessions. - Add the simpleserial_ble reader driver, which connects to a configured Nordic UART Service device and reconnects in the background, and move the simple serial line parser into pkg/readers/shared/simpleproto. - Expose bleEnabled on settings and settings.update, document the GATT contract and error codes -32004 and -32005, install dbus on CI, and add fuzz targets for the chunk parser and reassembler.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesBluetooth LE support is added across Linux BlueZ integration, GATT framing, encrypted JSON-RPC sessions, pairing, configuration, service startup, and simple-serial reader support. Documentation, CI dependencies, fuzz targets, and integration tests cover the new behavior. Bluetooth platform foundations
API transport
Bluetooth simple-serial reader
Documentation and build support
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The BLE implementation can corrupt long messages, miss device disconnections, interfere with concurrent reader discovery, and hang shutdown. These issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Service
participant BluetoothManager
participant BlueZ
participant BLEClient
participant BLETransport
participant BLESession
participant Dispatcher
Service->>BluetoothManager: Start
BluetoothManager->>BlueZ: Open adapter
BlueZ-->>BluetoothManager: Peripheral
BluetoothManager->>BLETransport: OnPeripheral
BLETransport->>BlueZ: Serve GATT application
BLEClient->>BlueZ: Write RX chunks
BlueZ->>BLETransport: OnWrite
BLETransport->>BLESession: Reassemble message
BLESession->>BLESession: Pair or decrypt frame
BLESession->>Dispatcher: Dispatch JSON-RPC request
Dispatcher-->>BLESession: JSON-RPC response
BLESession->>BlueZ: Notify TX chunks
BlueZ-->>BLEClient: Encrypted response
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pkg/bluetooth/bluez/central_linux.go (1)
77-83: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCoordinate concurrent
Findcalls on the shared adapter.Findsets one sender-scoped filter, starts one discovery session, and defersStopDiscovery. A concurrent call on the same adapter connection can replace the first filter, then receiveorg.bluez.Error.InProgressfromStartDiscovery. The first search can then miss its device. Track active searches at the sharedadapterlevel, start and stop discovery only on transitions between zero and one searches, and merge their service UUID filters. SeparateOpencalls use separate connections, so this applies only to calls that share an adapter.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/api/ble_transport.go`:
- Line 266: Update the notification receive in the broadcast loop to capture the
channel-open status alongside notif, and return immediately when notifs is
closed; preserve the existing notification processing for successful receives.
In `@pkg/bluetooth/apigatt/frame.go`:
- Line 265: Update the sequence tracking used by Push and apply so stale chunks
cannot be accepted across uint8 sequence wraparound; prefer adding a generation
or wider sequence identifier, or, if uint8 must remain, enforce a maximum below
the wrap boundary in both Chunker and Reassembler before messages reach 130
chunks.
In `@pkg/bluetooth/bluez/central_linux.go`:
- Around line 163-165: The signal subscription and peripheral handling in
watchSignals must distinguish signal path matching: keep PropertiesChanged
matching against sig.Path, but decode the object path from sig.Body[0] for
InterfacesRemoved and match that decoded path against d.path. Pass the decoded
removal path to peerFromPath so device removal triggers d.drop() and peripheral
OnDisconnect.
In `@pkg/bluetooth/bluez/integration_linux_test.go`:
- Line 416: Update the object lookup in the integration test to derive the
advertisement path from reg.path instead of hardcoding /org/zaparoo/ble/adv1, so
repeated runs use the path registered by Serve.
In `@pkg/readers/simpleserialble/simpleserialble.go`:
- Around line 306-312: Make scan sends cancellable in handleLine, checkRemoval,
and linkLost by passing the context through their call paths and selecting
between each scanQueue send and ctx.Done(). Ensure cancellation abandons the
send so run can exit and Close can complete without blocking.
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In `@pkg/bluetooth/bluez/central_linux.go`:
- Around line 77-83: Coordinate concurrent Find calls through shared
adapter-level state: track the active search count, merge service UUID filters
for all active searches, and invoke SetDiscoveryFilter/StartDiscovery only when
transitioning from zero active searches to one. Stop discovery only when the
count returns to zero, while preserving separate state for adapter connections
created by distinct Open calls. Update the Find flow and the adapter type/state
used by c.a.call and c.stopDiscovery.
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| case notif := <-notifs: |
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Handle closure of the broker notification channel.
When notifs closes, the receive remains ready and returns a zero-value notification. If sessions exist, broadcast can repeatedly marshal and queue an empty notification. Read with notif, ok := <-notifs and return when ok is false.
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In `@pkg/api/ble_transport.go` at line 266, Update the notification receive in the
broadcast loop to capture the channel-open status alongside notif, and return
immediately when notifs is closed; preserve the existing notification processing
for successful receives.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Prevent stale chunks from crossing a sequence wrap.
MaxMessageSize permits up to 16,384 chunks at the default MTU. When nextSeq is 130, a stale Seq: 1 has distance == 127, so Push stores it in held. After Seq: 0 advances nextSeq to 1, apply drains the stale entry before the current Seq: 1. This can return corrupted data or cause a later sequence error. Add a generation identifier or wider sequence number. If uint8 remains, reject messages before they can reach 130 chunks in both Chunker and Reassembler.
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In `@pkg/bluetooth/apigatt/frame.go` at line 265, Update the sequence tracking
used by Push and apply so stale chunks cannot be accepted across uint8 sequence
wraparound; prefer adding a generation or wider sequence identifier, or, if
uint8 must remain, enforce a maximum below the wrap boundary in both Chunker and
Reassembler before messages reach 130 chunks.
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| events, unsubscribe := d.a.signals.subscribe(func(sig *dbus.Signal) bool { | ||
| return sig.Path == d.path && (sig.Name == signalPropertiesChanged || sig.Name == signalInterfacesRemoved) | ||
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Decode InterfacesRemoved paths before filtering. watchSignals registers these signals at /, while interfacesRemoved stores the removed object path in sig.Body[0]. Both filters therefore reject device-removal signals, so d.drop() and peripheral OnDisconnect do not run. Match PropertiesChanged using sig.Path, but decode InterfacesRemoved and match its body path. Pass that decoded path to peerFromPath in the peripheral handler.
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In `@pkg/bluetooth/bluez/central_linux.go` around lines 163 - 165, The signal
subscription and peripheral handling in watchSignals must distinguish signal
path matching: keep PropertiesChanged matching against sig.Path, but decode the
object path from sig.Body[0] for InterfacesRemoved and match that decoded path
against d.path. Pass the decoded removal path to peerFromPath so device removal
triggers d.drop() and peripheral OnDisconnect.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Derive the advertisement path from reg.path.
If this test runs with -count=2, Serve creates /org/zaparoo/ble/adv2 on the second run, but this lookup still uses /adv1. Use the matching registered path.
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+ advPath := dbus.ObjectPath(strings.Replace(string(reg.path), "/app", "/adv", 1))
var advType dbus.Variant
- require.NoError(t, fake.conn.Object(string(reg.sender), "/org/zaparoo/ble/adv1").
+ require.NoError(t, fake.conn.Object(string(reg.sender), advPath).
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| require.NoError(t, fake.conn.Object(string(reg.sender), "/org/zaparoo/ble/adv1"). | |
| advPath := dbus.ObjectPath(strings.Replace(string(reg.path), "/app", "/adv", 1)) | |
| var advType dbus.Variant | |
| require.NoError(t, fake.conn.Object(string(reg.sender), advPath). | |
| Call(propertiesIface+".Get", 0, advIface, "Type").Store(&advType)) |
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In `@pkg/bluetooth/bluez/integration_linux_test.go` at line 416, Update the object
lookup in the integration test to derive the advertisement path from reg.path
instead of hardcoding /org/zaparoo/ble/adv1, so repeated runs use the path
registered by Serve.
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| if !helpers.TokensEqual(parsed.Token, r.lastToken) { | ||
| iq <- readers.Scan{ | ||
| Source: tokens.SourceReader, | ||
| ReaderID: r.ReaderID(), | ||
| Token: parsed.Token, | ||
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Make scan sends cancellable so Close cannot block on an unbuffered scan channel.
readerManager stops receiving from scanQueue after context cancellation, then calls each reader's Close. Because handleLine, checkRemoval, and linkLost send directly to the unbuffered channel, run can remain blocked in a send. Close waits for run through <-done and can therefore block indefinitely. Pass ctx to these helpers and select on ctx.Done() for every send.
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scan sends cancellable in handleLine, checkRemoval, and linkLost by passing the
context through their call paths and selecting between each scanQueue send and
ctx.Done(). Ensure cancellation abandons the send so run can exit and Close can
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pkg/bluetooth/bluezfor both BLE roles on Linux: peripheral (GATT server and advertising) for the app, central (scan, connect, subscribe) for readers. A manager opens the adapter only while[service.ble] enabledis set and picks up a dongle plugged in later.pkg/bluetooth/apigatt), and each connection runs a session that reuses the existing encrypted client session with the AAD label<token>:ble, so a WebSocket frame cannot be replayed over Bluetooth and plaintext is never accepted.pair.startandpair.finish, which call the same PAKE code as the HTTP endpoints and are not registered on the method map. The PIN is still shown on the device byclients.pair.start.sessionWriterinterface and shares the request environment throughrequestDeps, so BLE sessions get the same priorities, held input sessions and busy handling. Responses over BLE are capped and replaced with error-32004when too large; pairing failures use-32005.simpleserial_blereader driver, which connects to a configured Nordic UART Service device and reconnects in the background with growing pauses, and moves the simple serial line parser intopkg/readers/shared/simpleproto.bleEnabledonsettingsandsettings.update, documents the GATT contract indocs/api/index.md, installsdbuson CI so the BlueZ integration tests run there, and adds fuzz targets for the chunk parser and reassembler.BluetoothTransportis still unimplemented.Closes #138
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bleEnabledsettings option and status field; changes take effect without restarting.Documentation