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Inert hydration data mode for hash-based CSP on cached SSR pages

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Evaluación

Dificultad
5/5
Tiempo estimado
Más de una semana
Aptitud para principiantes
35/100
Tipo de issue
Nueva funcionalidad
Claridad
Bastante claro
Estado de actividad
Activo
Stack tecnológico
javascript, typescript
Área
backend, security

Línea de trabajo

Start by reading the hydration paths in packages/web/src/server.ts, packages/solid/src/client/hydration.ts, packages/web/src/client.ts, and the bootstrap runtime. Then trace the existing serialization and streaming flow and inspect createJSONSerializer and createJSONDataTable. Done means an opt-in inert data mode with a fixed pump handles streamed values and hydration tasks, is covered by byte-exact fixtures, and adds no bytes when disabled.

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Descripción

enhancement

Split out of #4028 (proposal 1). Deferred until after 2.0.

Problem

Hydration data is currently executable JS: each flush writes an inline script that assigns seroval output into _$HY.r. Fragment swaps ($df), head ops, the shell-end marker and redirects are inline scripts too.

Under a strict CSP an inline script runs only with a per-request nonce or a listed hash. A cached or CDN-served SSR page can't carry a fresh nonce. Hashes don't help either, because the data scripts' bodies differ per page, so the CSP header can't be written ahead of time.

#4161 made async-mode output deterministic, so the same data now gives the same bytes and the same hashes. That doesn't help when the data itself differs.

Idea

  • Inert data: emit values as type="application/json" script blocks. The browser never executes them, so CSP doesn't apply.
  • Fixed pump: one runtime script whose bytes are identical on every render, so its hash is a build-time constant for a static CSP header. It decodes the JSON blocks into _$HY.r and settles streamed promises. Streaming chunks are each followed by the same constant trigger script.
  • Today's executable tasks (fragment swaps, head ops, shell-end marker) become data records the pump applies. The redirect becomes a meta refresh.

Cost and constraints

  • JSON can't express seroval's JS output (shared and cyclic refs, promises, Maps, Dates), so the data uses the JSON data-table format (createJSONSerializer / createJSONDataTable) plus a client decoder.
  • This is a second hydration wire format to keep in sync on both server (packages/web/src/server.ts) and client (packages/solid/src/client/hydration.ts, packages/web/src/client.ts, the bootstrap runtime).
  • It must be opt-in and pay-for-use: apps that don't enable it should ship zero extra bytes, with the decoder tree-shaken away.
  • Rough estimate: 600–1,000 lines plus byte-exact fixtures.

Who needs it: apps serving cached or static SSR HTML under a hash-based CSP. Nonce-based CSP works today.

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