Files in directory /leaf from the latest check-in

leaf

The EdgeSync leaf agent: a Go daemon that opens a Fossil repo via libfossil, runs an embedded NATS server, and syncs artifacts on a poll loop. Each agent acts as both sync client and server, with three transport options: NATS, HTTP, and iroh (QUIC peer-to-peer).

Module path: github.com/danmestas/EdgeSync/leaf

What it does

A single agent process owns one Fossil repo, polls peers/upstreams for changes, and serves incoming sync requests. The poll goroutine is the sole executor of doSync(), so SQLite stays single-writer. SyncNow() is a non-blocking signal (size-1 buffered channel) that coalesces with in-flight syncs.

Three transports compose uniformly via the sync.Transport interface (the layer above is unaware of which one is in use):

NATS — request/reply on <prefix>.<project-code>.sync, optionally over an embedded NATS leafnode
HTTP — /xfer Fossil-compatible endpoint plus /healthz; stock fossil clone/fossil sync work against it
iroh — Rust sidecar over Unix socket; QUIC holepunching with relay fallback for NAT traversal

Public API surface

agent.Config — fields documented in docs/architecture/agent-deployment.md
agent.New(Config), (*Agent).Start(), Stop(), SyncNow()
notify.Service — bidirectional messaging on a separate notify.fossil repo (Send, Watch, pair-URL helpers)
telemetry.Setup, telemetry.NewOTelObserver — optional OTel; nil endpoint means zero-cost no-op observer

CLI: cmd/leaf/main.go (Kong); WASM browser entry: cmd/wasm/main.go (exposes edgesync.newAgent etc. as JS globals).

Build & test

cd leaf && go build -buildvcs=false -o ../bin/leaf ./cmd/leaf  # or `make leaf` from repo root
cd leaf && go test ./... -short -count=1                       # unit tests
make test-iroh                                                  # iroh integration (builds Rust sidecar)

WASM targets are built from the repo root: make wasm-wasi, make wasm-browser. See docs/architecture/wasm-targets.md.

Where it fits

The leaf agent is the user-facing daemon in EdgeSync. It replaces both Fossil's HTTP sync client and server. The optional bridge module exists only for talking to an unmodified Fossil HTTP server. Deterministic and integration tests live in sim/ at the repo root.