fix(pipeline): allow standalone encoder stages to execute in pipeline engine without requiring CIPHER_REGISTRY entry - #1840
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pipeline engine now recognizes standalone encoders, decoders, hashes, and helpers without registry entries. It executes these stages synchronously, keeps registered ciphers on worker dispatch, and adds coverage for construction, presets, transformations, and import/export. ChangesStandalone pipeline stages
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change adds local pipeline implementations, but the current behavior can treat reversible Base64 wrapping as RSA signing or verification, fail in browser bundles because hashing uses Node-only crypto, and produce incorrect uppercase transformations; the added AES preset test also currently fails in the default test environment. These issues can cause unauthenticated data, runtime failures, or incorrect output, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted by owners. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant executePipeline
participant CIPHER_REGISTRY
participant executeStage
participant runCipherInWorker
executePipeline->>CIPHER_REGISTRY: look up normalized stage ID
alt standalone stage
executePipeline->>executeStage: execute stage directly
executeStage-->>executePipeline: return transformed output
else registered cipher
executePipeline->>runCipherInWorker: dispatch registered cipher
runCipherInWorker-->>executePipeline: return worker output
end
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In `@lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.ts`:
- Around line 66-68: Update STANDALONE_PIPELINE_STAGES to contain complete
definitions for each standalone stage, including its category and input/output
types; validate stage IDs by exact membership in this registry instead of
accepting arbitrary base64-/hex- prefixes. Derive standalone metadata from the
stored definition so sha256 and md5 remain hash stages with hex-string output,
and remove the as any cast.
- Around line 141-142: Update all four text-transform branches in the pipeline
engine to classify lowercase letters with a lower-bound check (char >= 'a') and
otherwise use the uppercase offset, including the Caesar and Atbash logic.
Preserve the existing shift and character conversion behavior for both cases.
- Around line 169-171: The rsa-sign and rsa-verify stage handling must not
present predictable Base64 wrapping as cryptographic security. Replace the
SIGNATURE wrapper logic with actual RSA signing and verification using the
configured key and message binding, or rename these stages to explicitly
non-security encoding helpers and update their behavior accordingly.
- Around line 164-166: Update the hash stage in CipherPipelineBuilder to remove
the require('crypto') dependency and use a browser-compatible Web Crypto or
supported worker implementation for both MD5 and SHA-256, preserving the
existing lowercase hexadecimal digest output.
In `@tests/unit/pipeline/pipelineEngine.test.ts`:
- Around line 151-152: Update the executePipeline test for PresetPayloadTest123
so it provides the required Worker harness, or excludes the AES stage from this
unit-test path. Ensure the test no longer relies on the jsdom environment’s
undefined Worker and preserves the expected successful result.
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| normalized in STANDALONE_PIPELINE_STAGES || | ||
| normalized.startsWith('base64-') || | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Define standalone stage semantics explicitly.
The prefix checks accept unsupported IDs such as hex-unknown, which construct successfully but fail during execution. The substring-derived metadata also creates sha256 and md5 stages as encrypt stages with utf8-text output instead of hash stages with hex-string output.
Store category and input/output types in STANDALONE_PIPELINE_STAGES. Accept only IDs with a complete definition. Remove the as any cast.
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In `@lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.ts` around lines 66 - 68, Update
STANDALONE_PIPELINE_STAGES to contain complete definitions for each standalone
stage, including its category and input/output types; validate stage IDs by
exact membership in this registry instead of accepting arbitrary base64-/hex-
prefixes. Derive standalone metadata from the stored definition so sha256 and
md5 remain hash stages with hex-string output, and remove the as any cast.
| const start = char <= 'z' ? 97 : 65 | ||
| return String.fromCharCode(((char.charCodeAt(0) - start + shift) % 26) + start) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Classify uppercase letters correctly in each text transform.
char <= 'z' is also true for uppercase ASCII letters. The branches then use the lowercase offset. For example, Caesar encryption of "A" with shift 3 returns "^" instead of "D". Atbash also fails the expected uppercase case at Line 118 in tests/unit/pipeline/pipelineEngine.test.ts.
Use char >= 'a' ? 97 : 65 in all four branches.
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In `@lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.ts` around lines 141 - 142, Update all four
text-transform branches in the pipeline engine to classify lowercase letters
with a lower-bound check (char >= 'a') and otherwise use the uppercase offset,
including the Caesar and Atbash logic. Preserve the existing shift and character
conversion behavior for both cases.
| const crypto = require('crypto') | ||
| const algorithm = stage.cipherId === 'md5' ? 'md5' : 'sha256' | ||
| const algorithm = stage.cipherId.toLowerCase() === 'md5' ? 'md5' : 'sha256' | ||
| return crypto.createHash(algorithm).update(input).digest('hex') |
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In Next.js 16, which uses Turbopack as the default bundler, Node.js built-in modules (such as crypto, fs, or path) are not automatically polyfilled for the browser [1][2]. Turbopack enforces a strict model where client-side code is expected not to import server-only modules [1]. If a client-side bundle references these modules, the build will result in a Module not found error [2][3]. Recommended Approaches: 1. Refactor Code: The preferred solution is to refactor your modules so that client-side code does not import Node.js-only modules [2]. For example, if you need cryptographic functions, consider using the Web Crypto API (globalThis.crypto) available in all modern browsers instead of the Node.js crypto module [4]. 2. Configuration via resolveAlias: If refactoring is not possible (e.g., due to third-party dependencies), you can configure Turbopack to ignore or replace these modules with an empty module using turbopack.resolveAlias in your next.config.ts or next.config.js file [2][3]. Example configuration: // next.config.ts import type { NextConfig } from "next"; const nextConfig: NextConfig = { turbopack: { resolveAlias: { crypto: { browser: './src/lib/empty.ts' }, fs: { browser: './src/lib/empty.ts' }, }, }, }; export default nextConfig; Where./src/lib/empty.ts is a file containing an empty export (e.g., export {}). Key Considerations: - Webpack vs. Turbopack: Unlike some Webpack configurations that previously allowed silencing missing modules via resolve.fallback, Turbopack requires explicit aliasing [1][2]. - Node.js Polyfills: Next.js has deprecated and removed automatic Node.js polyfills from browser bundles to reduce bundle size [5]. Relying on external polyfills or library-specific replacements is not supported by default, so if a dependency fails, it often indicates that the library is not designed for client-side use [5]. - Troubleshooting: You can use the turbopack.ignoreIssue option in your config to bypass specific module resolution errors if needed, though aliasing is the standard approach for missing built-ins [3].
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- 1: GitHub discussion 84809 in vercel/next.js (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/v16.2.1/docs/01-app/02-guides/upgrading/version-16.mdx
- 3: https://blog.path-finder.jp/troubleshooting/nextjs-162-turbopack-build-issue-troubleshooting-2/
- 4: GitHub issue 63510 in vercel/next.js (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: GitHub pull request 57080 in vercel/next.js (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Remove the Node.js crypto dependency from the client pipeline.
CipherPipelineBuilder imports executePipeline() into the static Next.js client bundle. Standalone sha256 and md5 stages call require('crypto'), but the Next.js 16 Turbopack configuration provides no Node.js polyfill. These stages can fail during browser bundling or execution. Use Web Crypto or a supported worker implementation.
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In `@lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.ts` around lines 164 - 166, Update the hash stage
in CipherPipelineBuilder to remove the require('crypto') dependency and use a
browser-compatible Web Crypto or supported worker implementation for both MD5
and SHA-256, preserving the existing lowercase hexadecimal digest output.
| return `SIGNATURE[${Buffer.from(input, 'utf-8').toString('base64')}]` | ||
| case 'rsa-verify': | ||
| return input.replace(/^SIGNATURE\[(.*)\]$/, '$1') |
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Do not expose Base64 wrapping as RSA signing and verification.
rsa-sign ignores the configured key and returns a predictable wrapper. rsa-verify removes that wrapper without validating a signature or binding it to a message. Implement actual RSA signing and verification, or rename these stages as non-security encoding helpers.
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In `@lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.ts` around lines 169 - 171, The rsa-sign and
rsa-verify stage handling must not present predictable Base64 wrapping as
cryptographic security. Replace the SIGNATURE wrapper logic with actual RSA
signing and verification using the configured key and message binding, or rename
these stages to explicitly non-security encoding helpers and update their
behavior accordingly.
| const result = await executePipeline('PresetPayloadTest123', stages); | ||
| expect(result.success).toBe(true); |
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Provide a Worker harness or exclude AES from this unit test.
The default Vitest jsdom setup does not define Worker. The AES preset therefore falls back from runCipherInWorker to executeStage, which throws because registered AES has no synchronous implementation. executePipeline returns success: false, so this assertion fails.
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In `@tests/unit/pipeline/pipelineEngine.test.ts` around lines 151 - 152, Update
the executePipeline test for PresetPayloadTest123 so it provides the required
Worker harness, or excludes the AES stage from this unit-test path. Ensure the
test no longer relies on the jsdom environment’s undefined Worker and preserves
the expected successful result.
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lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.tsto allow encoding stages (base64-encode,base64-decode,hex-encode,hex-decode) and built-in synchronous transform helpers to execute seamlessly within the pipeline engine without throwingCipher "..." is not registered. Expanded unit test coverage intests/unit/pipeline/pipelineEngine.test.ts.Motivation
executePipeline()strictly required every stage'scipherIdto exist inCIPHER_REGISTRY. Because encoding utilities and standalone transformers are not entries inCIPHER_REGISTRY,executePipeline()threw an unhandled exception before executing built-in presets (PIPELINE_PRESETS) or user-configured encoding stages.Changes
lib/pipeline/pipelineEngine.ts:STANDALONE_PIPELINE_STAGESdictionary andisStandaloneStage(cipherId)check function.createPipelineStage()andexecutePipeline()to handle standalone encoding/decoding stages and fallback default keys cleanly.executeStage()forhex-encode,hex-decode,caesar-decrypt,atbash,rsa-sign, andrsa-verify.tests/unit/pipeline/pipelineEngine.test.ts:PIPELINE_PRESETSexecution.executePipelineSync(),hex-encode/hex-decode,caesar-decrypt,atbash, andisStandaloneStage().Test Plan
Closes #1571
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