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fix(arns): return right away on arns HEAD requests #202

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Avoid fetching data when handling HEAD requests for arns names

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The changes introduce a new constant, REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD, which represents the HTTP HEAD request method. This constant is utilized in the createArnsMiddleware function to handle HEAD requests specifically by bypassing further processing and ending the response immediately. Additionally, the import statements in the src/routes/data/handlers.ts file are updated to use the centralized definition of REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD, promoting consistency across the codebase.

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src/constants.ts Added constant REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD with value 'HEAD'.
src/middleware/arns.ts Updated createArnsMiddleware to check for HEAD requests and end the response immediately if the request method is HEAD.
src/routes/data/handlers.ts Modified import statements to use REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD from constants.js, removing local declaration.

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src/constants.ts (1)

28-28: LGTM!

The new constant REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD is correctly defined and exported. The constant name is clear, follows the naming convention, and the value accurately represents the HTTP HEAD method.

Adding this constant improves code readability and maintainability by providing a standardized reference for the HEAD method across the codebase.

src/middleware/arns.ts (2)

22-22: LGTM!

The import statement for REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD is correctly written. Using a constant for the HTTP HEAD method promotes code readability and maintainability.


108-113: Excellent optimization for handling HEAD requests!

The new conditional check in the createArnsMiddleware function correctly handles HTTP HEAD requests by immediately ending the response with res.end(). This modification aligns with the HTTP specification for HEAD requests and optimizes the response by bypassing unnecessary data processing.

The usage of the REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD constant enhances code readability and maintainability. The changes do not introduce any potential issues or side effects.


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@@ -105,5 +105,11 @@ export const createArnsMiddleware = ({
res.header(headerNames.arnsProcessId, processId);
// TODO: add a header for arns cache status
res.header('Cache-Control', `public, max-age=${ttl}`);

if (req.method === REQUEST_METHOD_HEAD) {
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I'm unclear what we're fixing by doing this. We already terminate early and tear down the stream in the data handler if we get a HEAD request. Is that not working as intended? If return hear our responses won't include the correct Content-Length and Content-Type.

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AH, forgot about those headers. Yes, we still end up fetching the data item stream which are then used to set the headers (as implemented)- here

We do call getDataAttributes earlier in the handler. We could check the request method at that point, set the data headers based on those attributes, and return the requests before calling dataSource.getData(). We do stop the stream right away on HEAD requests, so ultimately, doing this would prevent fetching of the data item stream entirely, with the concern being the data attributes we've fetched don't contain or match the other headers available in the data stream.

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after some more discussion, we will close this PR and:

  • create a ticket to pass the request type to getData() call to avoid creating GET method and then just terminating the stream on HEAD requests.
  • create a ticket to introduce resolver API endpoints to allow resolving names directly without worrying about potential data fetching/caching behavior in these middlewares

@dtfiedler dtfiedler closed this Sep 12, 2024
@dtfiedler dtfiedler deleted the PE-6729-arns-head-requests branch September 12, 2024 16:53
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