Add network wake functionality to external integrations (hardened follow-up of #2848) - #2864
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Follow-up on the network wake feature, aligning it with the guardrails of the neighboring host API network primitives: - Rate-limit emissions to 1 wake per 2 seconds per integration (429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED), same mechanism as the active broadcast scan, so the endpoint cannot be used to flood UDP from the core's network namespace. Documented in the spec. - Check the network_wake authorization contract before validating the payload, like the other host API primitives (getHouses, runScan), so an undeclared access is consistently a 403. - Test hygiene: restore the sinon sandbox in an afterEach so a stubbed dgram.createSocket can no longer leak into the rest of the test run when an assertion fails mid-test; add coverage for both rate-limit branches. - Fix the German install-screen title (Wake-on-LAN-Zugriff) to match the English "Wake-on-LAN access". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CRPgQS3ZvKFq5Sqp2wdLhq
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds permission-gated Wake-on-LAN support for external integrations. It validates manifests and network parameters, displays the permission during installation, exposes a host API endpoint, sends fixed magic packets, and enforces per-service rate limits. ChangesWake-on-LAN external integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds a rate-limited, permission-gated Wake-on-LAN endpoint and related UI and schema support. It is broadly mergeable, but the vendored manifest schema needs coordination with the canonical integration-store schema because a mismatch could make accepted manifests fail store indexing; endpoint documentation and test cleanup also need follow-up. Possibly related PRs
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Integration->>HostAPI: POST /api/integration/v1/network/wake
HostAPI->>integrationHostController: authenticate and dispatch request
integrationHostController->>ExternalIntegration: wakeOnLan(service, options)
ExternalIntegration->>UDPsocket: send fixed magic packet
UDPsocket-->>ExternalIntegration: send result
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Hardened follow-up of #2848: the Host API primitive is in good shape and the review findings from that PR are applied in code, not just discussed.
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- Authorization contract is complete:
network_wakein the manifest schema /MANIFEST_FIELDS/ install UI (all three locales) / runtime!== truegate, and that gate now runs before payload validation (same order asgetHouses/runScan). - Emission is a fixed 102-byte magic packet (not a general UDP proxy), now rate-limited to 1 wake / 2 s / integration with the same
429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED+timeBeforeNextmechanism as the active broadcast scan. Spec C.1 + C.3 updated in this diff. - Socket close-on-error / double-settle,
BadParameterson bad MAC/ports, sinon sandbox restored inafterEach, and both rate-limit branches are tested. - No
DEVICE_FEATURE_CATEGORIES/DEVICE_FEATURE_TYPESchanges.
Nits (inline, not blocking)
networkWakeTimesis never deleted on uninstall, unlikenetworkDiscoveryActiveScanTimes.- The 403-first reorder has no regression test with an invalid payload (the case that used to return 400).
Left for a human (Host API philosophy)
addressis still any IPv4 (public unicast included). B.16’s neighboring emission is broadcast-only; this payload cannot be an arbitrary proxy, but it can still send fromnetwork=hosttoward the Internet and leak a MAC. Same forsourcePort+reuseAddr: true.- C.8 still has no
wakeOnLan()/networkWake()row (SDK follow-up: GladysAssistant/integration-sdk-js#27). - #2848 remains open with overlapping commits; this branch is the one that should land.
Not risk:high: additive Host API, fixed-size WoL payload, consent + 403 + rate limit. Requesting atrovato (needs:human-review) because the author is Pierre-Gilles.
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| // serviceId -> timestamp of the last Wake-on-LAN emission (1/2s) | ||
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networkDiscoveryActiveScanTimes is deleted in externalIntegration.uninstall.js (and stateRateLimits / cameraImageRateLimits too). This new Map is never cleared, so every integration that ever called /network/wake leaves an orphan timestamp after uninstall.
Please add this.networkWakeTimes.delete(service.id) next to the existing networkDiscoveryActiveScanTimes.delete, plus a short uninstall test (there is already a camera rate-limit cleanup test to copy). Not a security issue — a new install gets a new service.id — but it is the same supervisor-map hygiene the neighboring primitive already follows.
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The hardening commit specifically moved the network_wake gate before payload validation so an undeclared integration always gets 403 (not 400 for a bad address and 403 for a bad MAC). These two 403 tests both pass a valid MAC and IPv4, so they would still pass if the checks were swapped again.
Worth one regression case, e.g. { manifest: {} } + { mac: 'invalid', address: 'not-an-ip' } expecting ForbiddenError.
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net.isIPv4 accepts any IPv4, including public unicast (and 0.0.0.0 / multicast). B.16’s neighboring emission primitive is deliberately broadcast-only so the core cannot be used as a LAN/WAN UDP proxy. The payload here is a fixed 102-byte magic packet, so this is not a general proxy — but it can still emit from network=host toward an arbitrary Internet address and leak the target MAC.
Left open in the PR description; flagging for the human review of the Host API philosophy (RFC1918 + limited/directed broadcast vs any IPv4). Not a merge blocker for this follow-up.
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55-115: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClose the receiver socket even when an assertion fails.
Each test closes
receiveronly on the success path. IfwaitForUdpMessagerejects on timeout, or anexpectfails beforereceiver.close, the bound UDP socket stays open for the rest of the run. Mocha can then keep an open handle and not exit.Track the receiver in a variable and close it in
afterEach, next to the existingsinon.restore().♻️ Suggested cleanup pattern
describe('externalIntegration.wakeOnLan', () => { + const openSockets = []; + + const createReceiver = async () => { + const socket = dgram.createSocket('udp4'); + openSockets.push(socket); + await bindUdpSocket(socket); + return socket; + }; + // restore stubs even when an assertion fails mid-test, so a stubbed // dgram.createSocket can never leak into the rest of the test run - afterEach(() => { + afterEach(async () => { sinon.restore(); + await Promise.all( + openSockets.splice(0).map((socket) => new Promise((resolve) => socket.close(resolve)).catch(() => {})), + ); });Each test then calls
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In `@docs/specs/external-integrations.md`:
- Around line 696-704: The POST /api/integration/v1/network/wake contract must
document IPv4 address validation, including valid unicast targets, plus the
validation rules for port and sourcePort. Update the rate-limit description to
include the 429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED response payload and its timeBeforeNext
field, using the existing network wake endpoint section and preserving the
documented defaults and behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@server/api/controllers/integrationHost.controller.js`
around lines 134 - 147: Covers the missing permission and rate-limit details in
the generated API description.
In `@server/lib/external-integration/externalIntegration.validateManifest.js`:
- Around line 854-856: Add a validation test covering a manifest with
network_wake explicitly set to false, and assert it passes without validation
errors while preserving the existing omitted, true, and invalid-value cases.
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In `@server/test/lib/external-integration/externalIntegration.wakeOnLan.test.js`:
- Around line 55-115: Update the receiver setup in both tests, including “should
send a valid Wake-on-LAN magic packet” and “should use the requested UDP source
port,” to use a shared tracked receiver created by createReceiver(); add
afterEach cleanup alongside sinon.restore() that closes the tracked socket when
present, and remove the per-test success-path receiver.close blocks.
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| **`POST /api/integration/v1/network/wake`** — body `{ "mac": "64:e4:d5:b4:12:66", "address": "255.255.255.255", "port": 9, "sourcePort": 0 }` → `200 { "success": true }`. Sends a standard Wake-on-LAN magic packet from the Gladys core network namespace. **Requires `network_wake: true` in the manifest** (shown on the install screen); otherwise the core returns `403 FORBIDDEN`. | ||
| * mac is required. Accepted formats: 64:e4:d5:b4:12:66, 64-e4-d5-b4-12-66, or 64E4D5B41266. | ||
| * address is optional and defaults to 255.255.255.255. | ||
| * port is optional and defaults to UDP destination port 9. | ||
| * sourcePort is optional and defaults to 0 (ephemeral UDP source port chosen by the operating system). | ||
| * The core always builds the standard fixed 102-byte Wake-on-LAN magic packet (6 × 0xFF followed by the target MAC repeated 16 times). The integration cannot provide an arbitrary UDP payload, so this endpoint is not a general UDP proxy. | ||
| * The emission rate is bounded to 1 wake per 2 seconds per integration (`429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED` otherwise) — enough for the usual "retry until the device wakes up" loop, not enough to flood from the core's network namespace. | ||
| * A successful send returns 200 { "success": true }. This confirms that the packet was emitted by Gladys, not that the target device actually woke up. | ||
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Complete the documented network-wake contract in both references. The external-integration specification should state the accepted IPv4/address rules, validation rules for port and sourcePort, and include timeBeforeNext in the 429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED response. The controller API description should also document the network_wake: true permission gate and the 1 wake per 2 seconds per-integration limit so integration authors can implement validation and retry behavior consistently.
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In `@docs/specs/external-integrations.md` around lines 696 - 704, The POST
/api/integration/v1/network/wake contract must document IPv4 address validation,
including valid unicast targets, plus the validation rules for port and
sourcePort. Update the rate-limit description to include the 429
RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED response payload and its timeBeforeNext field, using the
existing network wake endpoint section and preserving the documented defaults
and behavior.
Apply the same fix in `@server/api/controllers/integrationHost.controller.js`
around lines 134 - 147: Covers the missing permission and rate-limit details in
the generated API description.
Source: Coding guidelines
| if (manifest.network_wake !== undefined && typeof manifest.network_wake !== 'boolean') { | ||
| errors.push('network_wake: must be a boolean'); | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Add a test for network_wake: false.
Existing tests cover omitted network_wake through TEST_MANIFEST, true, and non-boolean values.
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In `@server/lib/external-integration/externalIntegration.validateManifest.js`
around lines 854 - 856, Add a validation test covering a manifest with
network_wake explicitly set to false, and assert it passes without validation
errors while preserving the existing omitted, true, and invalid-value cases.
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Follow-up branch built on top of #2848 (
vincentBesseau:master, Wake-on-LAN host API for external integrations), applying the review findings directly instead of requesting changes. It contains all of #2848 plus one hardening commit aligning the endpoint with the guardrails of the neighboring host API network primitives:429 RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDEDwithtimeBeforeNext, same mechanism and error asnetworkDiscovery.runScan) — enough for the usual "retry until the device wakes up" loop, not enough to flood. Documented indocs/specs/external-integrations.md.network_wake403 is now thrown before payload validation, likegetHousesandrunScan. Previously an undeclared integration got a 400 for an invalid address but a 403 for an invalid MAC.dgram.createSocketbut restored it manually at the end of each test (one of them not even in afinally), so a failing assertion would leak the fake socket into the whole test run. The sinon sandbox is now restored in anafterEach. Added tests for both rate-limit branches (429 raised, then allowed again once the interval has elapsed); the multi-MAC-format test now uses one service per format since the limit is per integration.Wake-on-LAN-Zugriff(was the ungrammatical "Anfragen zur Wake-On-LAN"), matching the English "Wake-on-LAN access".Not changed, left as design decisions for discussion on #2848: the unicast
addressis still any IPv4 (could be restricted to RFC1918 + broadcast since WoL only makes sense on the LAN), andsourcePort/reuseAddr: trueare kept as-is.Forum
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