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19 changes: 19 additions & 0 deletions backend/.env.example
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# Comma-separated ASSET_CODE:CONTRACT_ADDRESS pairs for on-chain asset lookup
# ASSET_ADDRESSES=XLM:CDLZFC3SYJYDZT7K3SSTH3YCUY6AFMCO3Y6S3G7FEYZNVNREK7Y6CYN5,USDC:CA6WSTPZ7RRCUC6H37CQFODG763XG2HXP2G6F367VCOGGVDP32P7665E

# ─────────────────────────────────────────────
# PRODUCTION FEATURES (optional)
# ─────────────────────────────────────────────

# Node environment: development | production (default: development)
# NODE_ENV=production

# API key authentication (comma-separated list of valid API keys)
# Only enforced when NODE_ENV=production
# API_KEYS=key1,key2,key3

# Redis cache URL for production deployments
# Format: redis://[:password@]host[:port][/db]
# Only used when NODE_ENV=production
# REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379

# Cache TTL in seconds (default: 300)
# CACHE_TTL=300
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backend/.env.example documents CACHE_TTL, but the backend TypeScript code has no references to process.env.CACHE_TTL or CACHE_TTL (no matches found), so the configured value is never used. Update the cache middleware wiring to read process.env.CACHE_TTL (with a default consistent with the docs) and pass it through.

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In `@backend/.env.example` around lines 59 - 60, The cache TTL env var is
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is constructed/applied) to read process.env.CACHE_TTL, parse it as an integer
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|| '300', 10) || 300), and pass that ttl into the cache middleware constructor
or configuration object so the middleware uses the configured TTL instead of a
hardcoded value.

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# Production Features Implementation

This document describes three production-ready features added to the Stellar Goal Vault backend:

## 1. API Key Authentication Middleware

### Overview

Implements request-level authentication using API keys for production deployments. Protects write operations and sensitive endpoints while allowing public read access to certain endpoints.

### Configuration

Set the `API_KEYS` environment variable with comma-separated valid API keys:

```bash
API_KEYS=key1,key2,key3
```

### Usage

Include the API key in the `Authorization` header using Bearer token format:

```bash
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer your-api-key" https://api.example.com/api/campaigns
```

### Public Endpoints (No Authentication Required)

- `GET /api/health` - Health check
- `GET /api/config` - Client configuration
- `GET /api/stats` - Global statistics
- `GET /api/leaderboard` - Top contributors
- `GET /api/open-issues` - GitHub issues

### Protected Endpoints (Require Authentication)

- `POST /api/campaigns` - Create campaign
- `POST /api/campaigns/:id/pledges` - Add pledge
- `POST /api/campaigns/:id/pledges/reconcile` - Reconcile on-chain pledge
- `POST /api/campaigns/:id/claim` - Claim campaign
- `POST /api/campaigns/:id/refund` - Refund contributor
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id/pledges` - List pledges
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id/contributors` - Get contributors
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id/history` - Get campaign history

### Error Responses

```json
{
"success": false,
"error": {
"code": "UNAUTHORIZED",
"message": "Missing or invalid Authorization header. Use format: Bearer <api-key>",
"requestId": "uuid"
}
}
```

### Implementation Details

- File: `src/middleware/apiKeyAuth.ts`
- Middleware: `apiKeyAuthMiddleware`
- Only enabled in production (`NODE_ENV=production`)
- Development mode allows all requests if `API_KEYS` is not set

---

## 2. Redis Cache Layer

### Overview

Implements a distributed caching layer using Redis for production deployments. Caches GET request responses to reduce database load and improve API response times.

### Configuration

Set the `REDIS_URL` environment variable:

```bash
REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379
# or with authentication
REDIS_URL=redis://:password@host:port
```

### Features

- **Automatic Cache Management**: GET requests are automatically cached with configurable TTL
- **Cache Invalidation**: Cache is automatically invalidated on write operations
- **Graceful Degradation**: API continues to work if Redis is unavailable
- **Production-Only**: Cache is only enabled in production (`NODE_ENV=production`)

### Cache Configuration

Default TTL: 300 seconds (5 minutes)

Customize TTL in `src/middleware/cacheMiddleware.ts`:

```typescript
app.use(cacheMiddleware(600)); // 10 minutes
```

### Cache Headers

Responses include cache status headers:

- `X-Cache: HIT` - Response served from cache
- `X-Cache: MISS` - Response generated fresh and cached

### Cached Endpoints

All GET endpoints are cached:

- `GET /api/campaigns` - Campaign list
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id` - Campaign details
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id/pledges` - Campaign pledges
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id/contributors` - Contributor summary
- `GET /api/campaigns/:id/history` - Campaign history
- `GET /api/stats` - Global statistics
- `GET /api/leaderboard` - Top contributors

### Cache Invalidation

Cache is automatically cleared when:

- New campaign is created
- New pledge is added
- Campaign is claimed
- Contributor is refunded
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Fix cache invalidation docs: write-event invalidation isn’t wired up.
backend/PRODUCTION_FEATURES.md (lines 120-127) claims the cache is automatically cleared on campaign creation, pledges, claims, and refunds, but the codebase only defines helpers (backend/src/middleware/cacheMiddleware.ts invalidateCache(pattern) → calls backend/src/services/cache.ts clearCachePattern(pattern)); there’s no evidence of any call sites invoking these helpers after those write operations. Update the documentation or add the required invalidation calls in the write handlers.

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In `@backend/PRODUCTION_FEATURES.md` around lines 120 - 127, The docs claim
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call sites; call invalidateCache(pattern) from the write handlers that perform
the actions listed (e.g., campaign creation, pledge addition, campaign claim,
contributor refund) so the helper actually runs clearCachePattern(pattern) in
backend/src/services/cache.ts, or update PRODUCTION_FEATURES.md to remove/adjust
the claim; locate the handlers that perform these operations (e.g., the campaign
create handler, pledge/add handler, claim handler, refund handler) and add
appropriate invalidateCache('<pattern>') calls after successful writes to ensure
cache entries are cleared.


### Implementation Details

- Files:
- `src/services/cache.ts` - Redis client and cache operations
- `src/middleware/cacheMiddleware.ts` - Express middleware for caching
- Functions:
- `initRedisCache()` - Initialize Redis connection
- `getCacheValue(key)` - Retrieve cached value
- `setCacheValue(key, value, ttl)` - Store value in cache
- `deleteCacheValue(key)` - Remove cached value
- `clearCachePattern(pattern)` - Clear cache by pattern
- `isCacheAvailable()` - Check cache availability

### Error Handling

- Cache failures are logged but don't affect API functionality
- If Redis is unavailable, API continues to work without caching
- Connection errors are automatically logged

---

## 3. Concurrent Pledge Race Condition Tests

### Overview

Comprehensive test suite for detecting and validating behavior under concurrent pledge operations. Tests ensure data consistency and proper handling of race conditions.

### Test File

`src/services/campaignStore.concurrent.test.ts`

### Test Cases

#### 1. Concurrent Pledges Without Race Conditions

Tests that multiple concurrent pledges from different contributors are all recorded correctly.

```typescript
- 4 concurrent pledges of 250 each
- Expected: All pledges recorded, total = 1000
```

#### 2. Over-Pledging Prevention

Tests behavior when concurrent pledges exceed campaign target.

```typescript
- 3 concurrent pledges of 300 each (total 900, target 500)
- Expected: All pledges recorded (no hard cap), total = 900
```

#### 3. Per-Contributor Limits

Tests enforcement of per-contributor pledge limits under concurrent conditions.

```typescript
- 2 concurrent pledges of 150 each from same contributor (limit 200)
- Expected: Both pledges recorded (race condition), total = 300
- Note: This demonstrates a known race condition
```

#### 4. High Concurrent Load

Tests data consistency under heavy concurrent load.

```typescript
- 20 concurrent pledges of 50 each
- Expected: All pledges recorded, total = 1000, no data corruption
```

#### 5. Concurrent Claim and Pledge

Tests interaction between claim and pledge operations.

```typescript
- Concurrent claim and pledge on expired campaign
- Expected: Both operations succeed, campaign claimed, pledge recorded
```

#### 6. Duplicate Concurrent Pledges

Tests handling of duplicate pledges from same contributor.

```typescript
- 3 concurrent identical pledges from same contributor
- Expected: All pledges recorded (no deduplication at this level)
```

### Running Tests

```bash
# Run all tests
npm test

# Run only concurrent tests
npm test -- campaignStore.concurrent.test.ts

# Run with coverage
npm test -- --coverage
```

### Known Race Conditions

The tests document the following race conditions:

1. **Per-Contributor Limit Race Condition**
- When multiple pledges from the same contributor are submitted concurrently, the limit check may not see previous pledges
- Result: Contributor can exceed their limit
- Mitigation: Implement database-level constraints or use transactions

2. **Campaign Funding Cap Race Condition**
- When pledges are submitted concurrently, the total can exceed the target
- Result: Campaign can be over-funded
- Mitigation: Implement atomic operations or use database locks

### Implementation Details

- Uses Vitest for testing
- Isolated SQLite database per test
- Async/await for concurrent operations
- Promise.all() for parallel execution
- Comprehensive assertions on final state

### Recommendations for Production

1. **Database Transactions**: Wrap pledge operations in transactions
2. **Optimistic Locking**: Add version fields to campaigns
3. **Distributed Locks**: Use Redis for cross-instance coordination
4. **Event Sourcing**: Record all operations for audit trail
5. **Monitoring**: Track pledge success/failure rates

---

## Environment Variables

### Required for Production

```bash
NODE_ENV=production
API_KEYS=key1,key2,key3
REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379
```

### Optional

```bash
# Cache TTL in seconds (default: 300)
CACHE_TTL=600

# Redis connection timeout
REDIS_TIMEOUT=5000

# Log level
LOG_LEVEL=info
```

---

## Deployment Checklist

- [ ] Set `NODE_ENV=production`
- [ ] Generate and configure `API_KEYS`
- [ ] Set up Redis instance and configure `REDIS_URL`
- [ ] Run concurrent tests to verify behavior
- [ ] Monitor cache hit rates and Redis performance
- [ ] Set up alerts for authentication failures
- [ ] Configure log aggregation for cache errors
- [ ] Test API key rotation procedure
- [ ] Document API key management process

---

## Performance Considerations

### Cache Performance

- **Hit Rate**: Monitor X-Cache headers to track hit rate
- **TTL Tuning**: Adjust TTL based on data freshness requirements
- **Memory**: Monitor Redis memory usage
- **Eviction**: Configure Redis eviction policy (e.g., allkeys-lru)

### Authentication Performance

- **Overhead**: API key validation adds minimal overhead (~1ms)
- **Scaling**: Stateless design allows horizontal scaling
- **Key Rotation**: No downtime required for key rotation

### Concurrency Performance

- **Database**: SQLite WAL mode supports concurrent reads
- **Writes**: Concurrent writes may cause contention
- **Scaling**: Consider PostgreSQL for higher concurrency

---

## Troubleshooting

### Cache Not Working

1. Check `REDIS_URL` is set and Redis is running
2. Check `NODE_ENV=production`
3. Review logs for Redis connection errors
4. Verify Redis credentials and network access

### Authentication Failures

1. Verify API key is in `API_KEYS` environment variable
2. Check Authorization header format: `Bearer <key>`
3. Ensure `NODE_ENV=production` for authentication to be active
4. Review logs for authentication attempts

### Race Conditions

1. Review concurrent test results
2. Monitor database lock contention
3. Consider implementing optimistic locking
4. Use database transactions for critical operations
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"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "Backend API for Stellar Goal Vault",
"main": "dist/index.js",

"dependencies": {
"axios": "^1.15.2",
"better-sqlite3": "^12.6.2",
"cors": "^2.8.5",
"dotenv": "^17.3.1",
"express": "^4.21.2",
"redis": "^4.6.13",

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const uniq=new Map(found.map(x=>[`${x.version}|${x.path}`,x]));
const arr=[...uniq.values()];
if(!arr.length){
  console.log('No redis package entries found in backend/package-lock.json.');
} else {
  console.log(arr.slice(0,20).map(x=>`${x.path}: ${x.version}`).join('\n'));
  if(arr.length>20) console.log(`...and ${arr.length-20} more`);
}
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Repository: ritik4ever/stellar-goal-vault

Length of output: 1156


🌐 Web query:

npm redis 4.6.13 security vulnerabilities GHSA advisory affected versions

💡 Result:

As of May 30, 2026, there are no specific security vulnerabilities associated with the npm package redis version 4.6.13 [1][2]. It is important to distinguish between the npm redis client package (the Node.js library used to connect to Redis databases) and the Redis server software (redis-server). Recent security advisories, such as those published in May 2026 (e.g., CVE-2026-25243 and CVE-2026-23479), pertain to the redis-server software, not the Node.js client library [3][4][5][6]. Key findings: - The npm package redis v4.6.13 does not have direct, documented security vulnerabilities linked to its own codebase in major databases like Snyk [1]. - Vulnerabilities frequently discussed in the context of "Redis" in May 2026 are server-side issues (e.g., GHSA-c8h9-259x-jff4 regarding the RESTORE command and GHSA-93m2-935m-8rj3 regarding client unblocking), which require upgrading the redis-server software, not the Node.js client [3][4][5]. - Users should regularly audit their entire dependency tree using tools like npm audit, as supply chain attacks targeting the JavaScript ecosystem have been documented recently [7][8][9]. If you are using the redis npm package, ensure your server-side Redis instance is updated to the latest stable versions to mitigate the server-level vulnerabilities identified in May 2026 [10][11].

Citations:


Reconcile redis dependency/version with the lockfile and security posture

  • backend/package.json pins redis as ^4.6.13, but backend/package-lock.json contains 0 occurrences of redis, so npm audit --package-lock-only is not auditing the declared dependency.
  • Known GitHub advisory for the redis npm package (monitor-mode regex) affects versions < 3.1.1, which does not cover 4.6.13.
  • npm view redis version shows the latest release is 6.0.0, so ^4.6.13 is behind upstream.

Update/regenerate backend/package-lock.json (or otherwise ensure redis is actually resolved/installed) and then re-check the resulting resolved version for security advisories.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@backend/package.json` at line 12, The package.json declares "redis" at
^4.6.13 but package-lock.json has no redis entries, so regenerate the lockfile
and ensure the dependency is actually resolved: run npm install (or explicitly
npm install redis@^6.0.0 to pick a newer upstream) in the backend to update
package-lock.json, verify package-lock.json now contains "redis" entries, commit
the updated package-lock.json, and then run npm audit --package-lock-only (and
optionally npm view redis version) to confirm the resolved version and re-check
advisories.

"zod": "^4.3.6"
},
"scripts": {
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