[#108] Reported state-file failures through the bootstrap error handler. - #129
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughApiServer now handles state-loading and request failures through ChangesApiServer error handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves structured error handling, but two merge-readiness risks remain: some throwable status codes can generate invalid or misleading responses, and state-save failures may occur after the response is sent instead of returning a proper server error. The PR is not ready to merge until these cases are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Script
participant ApiServer
participant StateFile
participant RequestHandler
participant HttpResponse
Script->>ApiServer: run()
ApiServer->>StateFile: load persisted state
StateFile-->>ApiServer: state or throwable
ApiServer->>RequestHandler: handleRequest()
RequestHandler-->>ApiServer: response or throwable
ApiServer->>HttpResponse: send normalized error response
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In `@apiserver/index.php`:
- Around line 91-99: Update the state-file loading logic in ApiServer to catch
warnings from both file_get_contents() and unserialize() within a narrow error
boundary, converting failures into the existing RuntimeException path so run()
preserves its JSON error response. Add a PHPUnit case in ApiServerTest for
malformed serialized state input, and remove any warning suppression there.
- Line 259: Update the error response construction around
Response::__construct() to encode the error payload with
JSON_INVALID_UTF8_SUBSTITUTE, ensuring malformed UTF-8 in $message still
produces a JSON body containing the replacement character; add a data-provider
case covering malformed input and assert the decoded response contains the
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281-283: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestrict throwable-derived responses to error status codes.
errorResponse()always sends a JSON body. If the throwable code is outside400–599, normalize it to500. This prevents invalid1xxresponses and misleading success or redirection responses. Update thecode at lower boundtest to expect500.Proposed fix
- if ($code < 100 || $code > 599) { + if ($code < 400 || $code > 599) { $code = 500;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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157-166: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPersist state before sending the response.
When
file_put_contents()fails inApiServer::__destruct(), PHP can append a warning after the JSON body because the destructor runs afterrun()sends the response. The failure cannot produce an HTTP 500 response.Move state persistence out of
__destruct()and complete it beforesendResponse(). Add a run-level test that forces the final state write to fail.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@apiserver/index.php`:
- Around line 281-283: Update the status-code normalization in errorResponse()
to accept only codes from 400 through 599, converting any code below 400 or
above 599 to 500; also update the lower-bound code test to expect 500.
- Around line 157-166: Move the final state persistence out of
ApiServer::__destruct() and invoke it from ApiServer::run() after request
handling but before sendResponse(), routing any file_put_contents failure
through the existing Throwable error-response path. Add a run-level test that
forces the final state write to fail and verifies the failure produces the
expected HTTP 500 response.
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Closes #108
Summary
ApiServerwas constructed before the bootstrap'stryblock opened, so the two\RuntimeExceptionthrows in its constructor (an unreadable state file, or deserialised state that is not an array) escaped the error handler and surfaced as an uncaught PHP fatal instead of the structured JSON error every other failure in this server returns.The whole request lifecycle now sits inside one failure boundary, and everything that boundary produces is guaranteed to be a valid HTTP response: a real status code, a single-line reason, and a JSON body that survives whatever bytes the failure carried.
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Failure boundary
ApiServer::run(), a static entry point that wraps construction andhandleRequest()in a singletry/catch. The bootstrap tail is reduced to theSCRIPT_RUN_SKIPguard plusApiServer::run(), so the failure boundary is now an ordinary method reachable from unit tests instead of a file-scope block that nothing could execute.ApiServer::__construct()is nowfinal, which is what makesnew static()safe insiderun().RequestandResponsein the same file already seal their constructors.Valid responses for every failure
500, and a newApiServer::errorResponse()normalises any throwable into a valid response: a code outside 100-599 (including the0that a codeless exception reports) becomes500, and the reason phrase is collapsed to a single line with a fallback for an empty message, since the reason is written into the HTTP status line.Response::__construct()now encodes array bodies withJSON_INVALID_UTF8_SUBSTITUTE. Without it, invalid UTF-8 makesjson_encode()returnfalseand the response carries an empty body under a JSON content type. This is reachable beyond the error path:Request::$bodyholds the raw bytes ofphp://input, so a client that posts a binary body already breaksGET /admin/requests.Response::__construct()is deliberately left otherwise unvalidated. It is called from inside thecatch, so a throwing constructor there would recreate the same class of uncaught fatal this change removes.Response::fromArray()already validates codes on the one path that accepts user input, andJSON_THROW_ON_ERRORwas rejected for the same reason.Keeping the response body parseable
ApiServer::loadState(), which installs a narrow error handler around thefile_get_contents()andunserialize()calls and restores it in afinally. Both calls warn on failure, and withdisplay_errorson (the built-in server's default without a php.ini) that warning is printed ahead of the JSON, leaving a body no consumer can parse. The warning text is captured rather than discarded and appended to the exception message, so the diagnostic still reaches the caller, inside the body instead of ahead of it.Tests
tests/phpunit/Unit/ApiServerTest.php, 15 test cases in total. A data-provider-driventestErrorResponse()covers 11 scenarios: code normalisation (missing, in range, at both bounds, below, above, negative), reason sanitisation (multi-line, empty, control characters only), and invalid UTF-8 in the message.run()tests cover a state file holding a non-array payload, a state file that is not serialised data at all, an unreadable state file (skipped when the filesystem ignores permissions, as when running as root), and a failure raised while serving the request, which also asserts the state file is still flushed through the new entry point.Verified end to end
Against the real built-in server with
display_errors=1and an unserialisable state file:Before / After
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