Integrate httparse for zero-copy HTTP request parsing#31
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Use the battle-tested httparse crate (no_std, zero-copy, zero-alloc) for HTTP/1.1 request parsing instead of manual byte scanning. This improves RFC compliance and edge-case handling while reducing code by ~50 lines. The existing HttpRequest struct and all downstream consumers remain unchanged. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
Replace fixed-size arrays in HttpRequest with references that borrow directly from the receive buffer. This eliminates all data copying during request parsing — method, path, query, headers, and body are all zero-copy references into the connection's recv_buf. Key changes: - HttpRequest<'a> now holds &str for path/query, &[u8] for body, and httparse::Header<'a> array for headers - Connection no longer stores HttpRequest; parsing happens on-demand in process_pending_requests() using split borrows - handle_request() takes (&HttpRequest, &mut HttpResponse) separately - Removed all request buffer size constants (MAX_PATH_LEN, etc.) https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
- Document httparse zero-copy parsing in architecture descriptions - Add revised project roadmap to README.md (updated for Zephyr + Rust) - Note HttpRequest<'a> zero-copy design in CLAUDE.md important notes https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
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Add 12 unit tests covering the test plan for httparse integration: - GET with query string and headers - POST with body and Content-Length - All HTTP methods - Partial/incremental request detection - Malformed request rejection - Multiple headers - Empty buffer handling Gate platform-dependent code (Zephyr, TCP, event loop) behind #[cfg(not(test))] so cargo test compiles only the pure parsing logic without requiring the Zephyr SDK. Add a "Unit Tests" job to CI that runs cargo test independently of the full Zephyr build. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
Add a bash script (scripts/integration_test.sh) that: - Sets up a TAP interface for native_sim networking - Launches the Zephyr native_sim binary - Waits for the HTTP server to be ready - Tests GET response status, headers (Server, Connection, Content-Type), and body (JSON-stringified handler output) - Tests path/query propagation to the JS handler - Tests POST with body - Verifies handler console.log output in server logs Add CI job that uploads the native_sim binary as an artifact from the build job, then runs the integration test script with sudo. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
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Zephyr native_sim connects to the TAP device named 'zeth' by default without needing a CLI argument. The --eth-if flag is not supported. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
…ERNET The integration test was hanging because native_sim was missing CONFIG_POSIX_API=y (needed for POSIX socket names used by Rust FFI) and CONFIG_NET_L2_ETHERNET=y. Also add --max-time to curl and a 3-minute timeout on the CI step as safety nets. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
On native_sim (compiled as host executable), extern "C" fn socket() resolves to glibc's socket(), bypassing Zephyr's network stack and TAP interface entirely. Using #[link_name = "zsock_socket"] etc. ensures FFI calls always go through Zephyr's socket implementation. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
…lowdown CONFIG_ETH_NATIVE_POSIX=y instantiates the TAP Ethernet driver (without it, no packets flow through the TAP interface). CONFIG_NET_DRIVERS=y enables the driver subsystem. CONFIG_NATIVE_SIM_SLOWDOWN_TO_REAL_TIME=y syncs simulated time to wall-clock time so TCP/ARP handshakes work correctly with external tools like curl. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
…nking zsock_* aren't exported symbols — they're accessed via C macros in <zephyr/net/socket.h>. Add isere_* wrappers in app_shim.c that call zsock_socket() etc. through the preprocessor, then use #[link_name] in Rust FFI to bind to them. Same pattern as quickjs_shim.c. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
Use Zephyr's net_socklen_t type in socket shims (socklen_t is unavailable on native_sim). Add CONFIG_ETH_NATIVE_POSIX, CONFIG_NET_DRIVERS, and CONFIG_NATIVE_SIM_SLOWDOWN_TO_REAL_TIME. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
On native_sim, socket FFI resolves to glibc — the server binds on the host network. Integration tests curl localhost:8080 instead of needing TAP interface setup. Zephyr's network stack is exercised on real hardware (RP2350). Removed TAP/ETH configs and sudo from CI. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
Restrict GITHUB_TOKEN to read-only contents access per GitHub security best practices (code scanning alert #10). https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
((PASS++)) when PASS=0 evaluates to ((0)) which returns exit code 1. With set -e, the script exits on the first passing assertion. Use PASS=$((PASS + 1)) instead, which is an assignment (always exit 0). https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
QuickJS bytecode is not portable across pointer sizes. The CI bytecode job compiles with -m32 (for RP2350), but native_sim/native/64 needs 64-bit bytecode. Fix: only download pre-built 32-bit bytecode for ARM builds; let CMakeLists compile bytecode at build time for native_sim using CONFIG_64BIT to select the correct -m flag. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
Add NDEBUG to QuickJS compile definitions to disable the GC leak detection assertion in JS_FreeRuntime. ES module objects can have circular references that aren't collected before runtime teardown. On RP2350 assert() is a no-op; on native_sim (glibc) it calls abort(). The runtime still frees all memory — the assertion is a debugging aid. Also publish the RP2350 UF2 firmware as a CI build artifact. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
handler.bin is checked into git (32-bit placeholder). CMakeLists sees it exists and skips building fresh bytecode. For native_sim (64-bit), delete it before building so CMakeLists compiles 64-bit bytecode. Also use SIGKILL in integration test cleanup — native_sim doesn't handle SIGTERM, causing the script to hang on wait. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
Handler returns 200 with empty body and no console.log output. Add printk tracing to http_handler (bytecode len, eval result, poll iterations, completion status) and exception logging to JS_ReadObject and JS_ResolveModule error paths. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
JS_READ_OBJ_ROM_DATA tells QuickJS to use the bytecode buffer directly without copying. After the first request's runtime is freed, the shared static buffer is corrupted, causing all subsequent requests to produce empty modules (0 poll iterations, no handler output). Removing the flag makes QuickJS copy the bytecode into its own heap on each request. Costs ~1.3KB extra per request but fixes multi-request handling. The memory is freed when the per-request runtime is dropped. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
ES module evaluation creates reference cycles (import/export bindings) that survive QuickJS's normal GC sweep. Previously these leaked objects' k_malloc memory was never reclaimed, exhausting the 128KB heap on the second request. The NDEBUG workaround masked the assertion but didn't fix the leak. The patch now force-frees remaining GC objects in JS_FreeRuntime using the same mechanism as gc_free_cycles(). Also fixes a use-after-free where ContextOpaque was stack-allocated in setup_globals() but read during poll() after that stack frame was gone. https://claude.ai/code/session_013kzetaSHEMJeX8HufVQTqk
* fix: Correct async event loop polling and memory leak - Replace `JS_FreeAtom` loop with `JS_FreePropertyEnum` to fix memory leak when getting property names - Introduce `PollStatus` enum for `JsContext::poll` to properly differentiate between idle, executing jobs, and waiting for active timers - Use `isere_k_msleep` (wrapped Zephyr `k_msleep`) to yield the thread when timers are active instead of spinning aggressively and exhausting iterations, which prevents the OS from firing the timers - Print `JS_GetException` outputs during execution and evaluation functions to capture QuickJS exceptions and errors correctly * fix: correct async event loop starvation and memory leak in JS handler - Add missing `pull_request` triggers in `.github/workflows/ci.yml` so tests run on all PRs - Replace `JS_FreeAtom` loop with `JS_FreePropertyEnum` to fix memory leak when getting property names - Introduce `PollStatus` enum for `JsContext::poll` to properly differentiate between idle, executing jobs, and waiting for active timers - Use `isere_k_msleep` (wrapped Zephyr `k_msleep`) to yield the thread when timers are active instead of spinning aggressively and exhausting iterations, which prevents the OS from firing the timers - Print `JS_GetException` outputs during execution and evaluation functions to capture QuickJS exceptions and errors correctly * fix * fix --------- Co-authored-by: jeeyo <1765881+jeeyo@users.noreply.github.com>
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