Rust + WASM typing game. https://srdusr.com/git/typerpunk/atom?h=main 2025-12-15T18:44:00+00:00 2025-12-15T18:44:00+00:00 srdusr 99972264+srdusr@users.noreply.github.com 2025-12-15T18:44:00+00:00 urn:sha1:1740327557074df0c8b99635ee949e2540ac94d0 Dependencies - The server build carried 37 known advisories, including RUSTSEC-2024-0363 in sqlx 0.7, which is the database layer. sqlx moved to 0.8 with default-features off, which also drops the MySQL and SQLite drivers and with them rsa and RUSTSEC-2023-0071. reqwest moved to 0.12, which brings hyper 1.x and was the sole source of every remaining advisory: h2 0.3, rustls-webpki 0.101, rustls-pemfile 1.0 and idna 0.3. - The server build now reports no known vulnerabilities against OSV. cargo audit itself would not compile, so the check queries OSV with the crate versions cargo tree reports for the server binary. - Cargo.lock is committed. This workspace produces binaries, so the lockfile is what makes a deployed build reproducible and the audit above meaningful. Headers - The application sent no security headers at all. The static server now sends a Content-Security-Policy, nosniff, frame options, a referrer policy and a permissions policy; the API sends a policy of its own, since it serves JSON and should load and frame nothing. - The one inline script in index.html moved to a file so script-src needs no unsafe-inline. WebAssembly needs wasm-unsafe-eval, without which nothing types at all, so that is present and explained. - Five style attributes moved to the CSSOM rather than adding unsafe-inline for styles. A style attribute in markup is refused by the policy; the same property set through element.style is not. Production configuration - With TYPERPUNK_ENV=production the server refuses to start if COOKIE_SECURE is off, if DATABASE_URL is still the development default, or if FRONTEND_ORIGIN is http on a non-local host. These were warnings, and a warning in a log nobody reads is not a safeguard. Administration - Moderators were appointed with psql. There is now an admin role, bootstrapped from TYPERPUNK_ADMIN_USERNAME at startup, and a UI to appoint and remove moderators. An administrator's own role cannot be changed through the API, so a mistake cannot lock everyone out of moderation. Corpus - scripts/export_approved.js writes approved submissions back into data/packs/community-*.json. Approved passages are served from the database and merged at startup, so without this the repository dataset and the live corpus drift apart, and a fresh checkout or the TUI sees only what shipped. Documentation - README rewritten for the repository: what it does, how to run it, the pack format, the server variables, deployment, and what the security posture actually is. Plain English, no em dashes, no emoji. Checked and found already correct: every private endpoint refuses anonymous callers, session cookies are HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax, CORS names a single origin, internal errors are logged rather than returned, and every query is parameterised. 2025-09-11T19:53:00+00:00 srdusr 99972264+srdusr@users.noreply.github.com 2025-09-11T19:53:00+00:00 urn:sha1:a726d9f5fb56e1fd7983c5ac806d408ad78daa86 Multiplayer - Quick match: POST /api/multiplayer/quickmatch returns whichever room is still filling, or opens one. Players never see a room code; joining by code stays for racing specific people. - Bots fill quick-match rooms after a short wait so a new game is never an empty lobby. They only ever join quick-match rooms, never a room opened by code. One or two per room, drawn from separate ~40 and ~80 WPM tiers so two bots are never near each other's pace, and they stall to correct mistakes rather than typing a clean straight line. - Live player count via GET /api/multiplayer/online, shown on the Multiplayer control and under the main menu's Multiplayer button. - Per-racer colours: you are the theme accent, opponents take distinct hues that stay the same from lobby to race. - The countdown no longer holds the room lock for its full three seconds, which is what reset clients mid-countdown. Typing languages - 16 languages for the generated-word modes, each with its own high-frequency vocabulary rather than a translation of the English list. - Picker in the top-right rail; non-English uses its own list at every difficulty tier instead of falling back to English words. Fix UTF-8 accuracy in the game core - update_game_state mixed byte and character counts: total_characters_typed accumulated byte-length deltas while total_correct_characters compared a char index against that byte count. Equal on ASCII, so it went unnoticed; a correctly typed Spanish passage scored 6%. The old byte slicing would also have panicked if an index landed inside a multi-byte character. Rewritten char-based, with regression tests. Programming mode - Replaced prose about programming with real code: 26 syntax-highlighted snippets across JavaScript, Python, Rust, C/Go/Java and shell. Single-line by necessity, since the typing input is a single-line field. Layout and readability - One icon rail arrangement on every screen: Settings/Store under the wordmark, Language/Theme/Friends/Account top-right, Stats/Leaderboard/ Multiplayer bottom-right. - Main menu: mode picker moved out of the Single Player button, which it was notching a divider through and pushing the label off-centre. - Escape returns to the menu, closing any open popover first, and confirms before abandoning a live race. - Split --text-color and --sub-color per theme; they shared one value that measured 3.65:1 against the background, below the 4.5:1 body-text floor. - Semantic colours used in exactly one place each: gold for a personal best, amber for the race countdown and the mobile-result badge. - Passage now sits in the same place on the typing and end screens, and its column is a whole number of characters wide so wrapping cannot leave a permanent gap on the right. - End screen: keystrokes and a correct/wrong/extra/missed split, attribution carried over from the typing screen, and a graph with a separate error axis, axis titles including seconds, and smoothed lines.