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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe raw-client helper now reuses a public ChangesRaw client reuse
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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- Around line 85-91: Update the get trap in the borrowed client Proxy to block
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<excerpt>export default function Page() { const [height, setHeight] = useState<number | null>(null); useEffect(() => { let cancelled = false; (async () => { await MidenClient.ready(); // optional here — createTestnet awaits internally const client = await MidenClient.createTestnet(); const syncHeight = await client.getSyncHeight(); if (!cancelled) setHeight(syncHeight); client.terminate(); })(); return () => { cancelled = true; }; }, []); return <div>Height: {height ?? "…"}</div>; } ... The script at `crates/web-client/scripts/check-bindgen-types.js` verifies that every type exported by the generated wasm bindings (`dist/crates/miden_client_web.d.ts`) is re-exported from the public ... index.d. ... build with: ... `WebClient` is intentionally excluded because the wrapper defines its own implementation. If the check reports missing exports, update `js/types/index.d.ts` so consumers get the full generated surface. ... // 7. Cleanup client.terminate(); ``` ... When you&`#39`;re finished using a MidenClient instance, call `terminate()` to release its Web Worker: ... ```typescript client.terminate(); // Or use explicit resource management: { using client = await MidenClient.create(); // ... use client ... } // client.terminate() called automatically ```</excerpt>
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<excerpt>| **`@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`** | The Rust client compiled to WASM, with TypeScript bindings. The brains of the operation — accounts, notes, transactions, proving, RPC. | `pnpm add `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`` | Web Client docs ↗ | ... - **Web Client** — full API reference for `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`: `MidenClient`, accounts, notes, transactions, sync, prover. - **React SDK** — every hook, with prop tables, return shapes, and copy-pasteable examples. - **`miden-client` crate** — the upstream Rust client these bind to. - **Network docs** — protocol, accounts model, note semantics, mainnet/testnet endpoints. ... ```ts import { MidenClient } from "`@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`"; ... const client = await MidenClient.create({ endpoint: "https://rpc.testnet.miden.xyz", }); ... await client.syncState(); ... The SDK ships with two parallel entry points with an identical public API. They differ only in **when** the WASM module is initialized: ... | `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk` | At import (top-level `await`) | Plain browser apps with a synchronous bundler (Vite, CRA, esbuild, Webpack client bundles). After `import` resolves, every wasm-bindgen constructor (`new Felt(…)`, `AccountId.fromHex(…)`, `TransactionProver.newLocalProver()`, etc.) is safe to call synchronously — no `await MidenClient.ready()` needed. | ... | `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk/lazy` | Only when you ask — via `await MidenClient.ready()`, or implicitly the first time you `await` an SDK method that needs WASM | Anywhere top-level `await` is unsafe or you want to control when to pay the WASM-init cost: **server-side rendering** (Next.js, Remix, SvelteKit), **Capacitor WKWebView hosts** (the iOS/Android scheme handler hangs on TLA), and any code path where you want to defer the multi-megabyte WASM download until the user actually performs a crypto-touching action. | ... ### Using the lazy entry: `await MidenClient.ready()` first ... The lazy entry runs no top-level `await`, so **until you await initialization, every wasm-bindgen type is just a stub**. Calling `new Felt(…)` or `AccountId.fromHex(…)` before WASM is ready throws `TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined`. ... // Initialize WASM exactly once (idempotent + concurrency-safe): await MidenClient.ready(); ... `MidenClient.ready()` is idempotent: concurrent callers share the same in-flight promise, and post-init callers resolve immediately from cache. Call it from `MidenProvider`, route loaders, button handlers — wherever the first WASM use is guarded. ... You only need to call it explicitly when you&`#39`;re constructing wasm-bindgen types yourself. **Async SDK methods** (`client.accounts.create()`, `client.transactions.send()`, `MidenClient.createTestnet()`, etc.) await initialization internally, so importing them and calling them is enough — the first call transparently triggers WASM load. ... The same split applies to `@miden-sdk/react`. The choice cascades: if you use `@miden-sdk/react/lazy`, it pulls `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk/lazy` automatically; the eager variant pulls eager. ... The React SDK hides the `MidenClient.ready()` plumbing behind `MidenProvider` — you don&`#39`;t call `ready()` yourself. Instead, the provider initializes WASM (lazily on the `/lazy` entry, eagerly on the default), and exposes the readiness state through `useMiden()`: ... `useMiden()` returns: ... | Field | Type | Meaning | | ---------------- | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `isInitializing` | `boolean` | WASM and client are being loaded. Show a loading UI. | | `isReady` | `boolean` | Client is ready. SDK hooks (`useAccount`, `useSend`, …) are safe to use. | | `error` | `Error \| null` | Initialization failed (network, WASM load, etc.). Show an error UI. | | `client` | `WebClient \| null` | The underlying client, populated once `isReady === true`. | ... useNotes`, ... `isReady ... `isLoading` ... through every component once you ... - **`miden-idxdb-store`** persists everyth…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>| **`@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`** | The Rust client compiled to WASM, with TypeScript bindings. The brains of the operation — accounts, notes, transactions, proving, RPC. | `pnpm add `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`` | Web Client docs ↗ | ... - **Web Client** — full API reference for `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`: `MidenClient`, accounts, notes, transactions, sync, prover. - **React SDK** — every hook, with prop tables, return shapes, and copy-pasteable examples. - **`miden-client` crate** — the upstream Rust client these bind to. - **Network docs** — protocol, accounts model, note semantics, mainnet/testnet endpoints. ... } from "`@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`"; ... Client.create({ ... : "https:// ... miden. ... The SDK ships with two parallel entry points with an identical public API. They differ only in **when** the WASM module is initialized: ... | `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk` | At import (top-level `await`) | Plain browser apps with a synchronous bundler (Vite, CRA, esbuild, Webpack client bundles). After `import` resolves, every wasm-bindgen constructor (`new Felt(…)`, `AccountId.fromHex(…)`, `TransactionProver.newLocalProver()`, etc.) is safe to call synchronously — no `await MidenClient.ready()` needed. | ... | `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk/lazy` | Only when you ask — via `await MidenClient.ready()`, or implicitly the first time you `await` an SDK method that needs WASM | Anywhere top-level `await` is unsafe or you want to control when to pay the WASM-init cost: **server-side rendering** (Next.js, Remix, SvelteKit), **Capacitor WKWebView hosts** (the iOS/Android scheme handler hangs on TLA), and any code path where you want to defer the multi-megabyte WASM download until the user actually performs a crypto-touching action. | ... ### Using the lazy entry: `await MidenClient.ready()` first ... The lazy entry runs no top-level `await`, so **until you await initialization, every wasm-bindgen type is just a stub**. Calling `new Felt(…)` or `AccountId.fromHex(…)` before WASM is ready throws `TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined`. ... // Initialize WASM exactly once (idempotent + concurrency-safe): await MidenClient.ready(); ... `MidenClient.ready()` is idempotent: concurrent callers share the same in-flight promise, and post-init callers resolve immediately from cache. Call it from `MidenProvider`, route loaders, button handlers — wherever the first WASM use is guarded. ... You only need to call it explicitly when you&`#39`;re constructing wasm-bindgen types yourself. **Async SDK methods** (`client.accounts.create()`, `client.transactions.send()`, `MidenClient.createTestnet()`, etc.) await initialization internally, so importing them and calling them is enough — the first call transparently triggers WASM load. ... The same split applies to `@miden-sdk/react`. The choice cascades: if you use `@miden-sdk/react/lazy`, it pulls `@miden-sdk/miden-sdk/lazy` automatically; the eager variant pulls eager. ... The React SDK hides the `MidenClient.ready()` plumbing behind `MidenProvider` — you don&`#39`;t call `ready()` yourself. Instead, the provider initializes WASM (lazily on the `/lazy` entry, eagerly on the default), and exposes the readiness state through `useMiden()`: ... `useMiden()` returns: ... | Field | Type | Meaning | | ---------------- | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `isInitializing` | `boolean` | WASM and client are being loaded. Show a loading UI. | | `isReady` | `boolean` | Client is ready. SDK hooks (`useAccount`, `useSend`, …) are safe to use. | | `error` | `Error \| null` | Initialization failed (network, WASM load, etc.). Show an error UI. | | `client` | `WebClient \| null` | The underlying client, populated once `isReady === true`. | ... - **`miden-idxdb-store`** persists everything the client needs to survive a tab reload — accounts, notes, the partial MMR, sync state, key material. ... - **`@miden-sdk/miden-sdk`** wraps the upstream Rust `miden-client` crate as a…[truncated]</excerpt>
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/0xMiden/web-sdk/blob/main/crates/web-client/README.md
- 2: https://docs.rs/crate/miden-client-web/latest
- 3: https://hackmd.io/OgebuTrKQ7-991og7BLNMw?comment=all
- 4: https://github.com/0xMiden/web-sdk/
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Block all client-release methods on the borrowed client proxy.
The proxy also forwards Symbol.dispose and Symbol.asyncDispose. Both methods call terminate(). Blocking only the string property terminate leaves the same owner-invalidating failure reachable.
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In `@packages/miden-multisig-client/src/raw-client.ts` around lines 85 - 91,
Update the get trap in the borrowed client Proxy to block terminate,
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Thanks for tracking this down, @0xnullifier. The root reconstruction in #481 is what made the cause provable. I'd suggest closing this in favour of #503, which fixes #481 the way the issue describes:
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awesome thanks will close this then |
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Fixes #481.
Problem
getRawMidenClient()opened a second WASM client (WasmWebClient.createClient) on the store of the suppliedMidenClient. Each client keeps its own in-memory account and storage-map trees. When both clients write the same account, a client with a stale tree computes the next storage root from it and persists a root that omits an entry the other client wrote. The nextgetAccountthen fails withincomplete storage map for slot miden::standards::auth::multisig::executed_transactions. A shared store or an outer mutex does not prevent this. Only one client may write the account.Change
getRawMidenClient(client)now returns the WASM client that theMidenClientalready wraps. Each method call runs inside the SDK's_withInnerWebClient, so it joins the same queue as every other call on that client. No second client is opened._withInnerWebClientis@internalin the SDK and not in its typings, so it is declared in a local interface with a type guard. AMidenClientwithout it is refused with an error. There is no fallback to a second client.getRawMidenClientno longer takes an RPC endpoint, because it no longer builds a client. The 9 call sites drop the argument.Adapter for a writer in another realm
Some applications write the account through a client that is not the
MidenClientgiven to this SDK. An example is a browser extension whose writer runs in an offscreen document. For them, the fix above alone still leaves two writers. The second commit addssetRawClientAdapter(client, adapter):getAccount,newAccount,syncState,syncChain,chainAnchorForRequest,executeForSummary,executeForSummaryAt,importNoteFile. The raw client sends a method the adapter supplies to the adapter, and any other method to the wrapped client. It reads the adapter on each call, so an adapter set afterload()still applies.MultisigClient.loadreads and writes the account through the raw client, so the adapter takes those too.Multisig's chain sync and full sync use the adapter's sync when an adapter is set.Not covered by the adapter:
getConsumableNotes,getInputNote,getInputNotes,getOutputNote) still go to the wrapped client. They do not write the account.executeProposalruns through the publicMidenClient.transactions.executeRequest(prover/workflow.ts), which this hook cannot reach. An application that uses an adapter and callsexecuteProposalstill writes through the wrapped client.Tests
raw-client.test.ts: calls reach the wrapped client, each call runs inside_withInnerWebClient, no second client is created, the result is cached, and a client without_withInnerWebClientis refused.noteAuthentication.test.ts: the raw client comes from the supplied client alone.raw-client.test.ts(adapter): the adapter takes the methods it supplies and everything else reaches the wrapped client; an adapter set again replaces the first.client.test.ts: the mock client gainsgetAccount/newAccount, sinceloadnow uses the raw client.tsc --noEmitpasses, and all unit tests undersrc/pass (647). The fixture-dependent tests intests/(account-roundtrip,procedure-roots,qualification) fail the same way onmainwhen their fixtures are not built.Not covered:
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