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/*
Copyright 2026 Element Creations Ltd.
SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial
Please see LICENSE in the repository root for full details.
*/
import { type CallMembershipIdentityParts } from "matrix-js-sdk/lib/matrixrtc/EncryptionManager";
import { type Logger } from "matrix-js-sdk/lib/logger";
import { ConnectionError, MatrixError } from "matrix-js-sdk";
import { type UnstableLivekitTransport } from "matrix-js-sdk/lib/matrixrtc";
import * as openID from "./openID";
import * as csApi from "./csApi";
import { type SFUConfig } from "./types";
import { NoMatrix2AuthorizationService } from "../../utils/errors";
export type { ClientOpenIDParts } from "./openID";
export type { ClientGetTokenParts, ClientDelegationParts } from "./csApi";
export type * from "./types";
/**
* Checks whether an error means "this homeserver does not implement the
* (unstable) MSC4195 endpoints".
*
* MSC4195 documents `M_NOT_FOUND` for this, but a homeserver without support
* answers with whatever it uses for unknown endpoints (Synapse: 404 with
* `M_UNRECOGNIZED`), so we accept any 404 as "unsupported".
* @param e The error to check.
*/
function isEndpointUnsupported(e: unknown): boolean {
return (
e instanceof MatrixError &&
(e.httpStatus === 404 ||
e.errcode === "M_NOT_FOUND" ||
e.errcode === "M_UNRECOGNIZED")
);
}
/**
* Checks whether an error means the MSC4195 CS API cannot be used from here:
* the homeserver does not implement it, or the request never reached the
* homeserver because in widget mode the host does not expose the endpoint
* (MSC4533), which the widget API reports as a plain error rather than a
* Matrix error. A connection error is neither, as the endpoint may well exist.
* @param e The error to check.
*/
function isCsApiUnavailable(e: unknown): boolean {
if (isEndpointUnsupported(e)) return true;
return !(e instanceof MatrixError) && !(e instanceof ConnectionError);
}
export interface GetSFUConfigParams {
/**
* The Matrix client.
*/
client: csApi.ClientGetTokenParts & openID.ClientOpenIDParts;
/**
* Data identifying the local user's session membership.
*/
membership: CallMembershipIdentityParts;
/**
* The transport for which we wish to get an access token.
*/
transport: UnstableLivekitTransport;
/**
* The name of the homeserver to which the {@link transport} belongs.
*/
serverName: string;
/**
* The ID of the Matrix room in which the session takes place.
*/
roomId: string;
/**
* The ID of the MatrixRTC slot in which the session takes place.
*/
slotId: string;
/**
* Whether we want to publish or only subscribe on the {@link transport}.
*/
role: "publisher" | "subscriber";
logger: Logger;
}
/**
* Gets an {@link SFUConfig} appropriate for connecting to a given transport.
*/
export async function getSFUConfig({
client,
membership,
transport,
serverName,
roomId,
slotId,
role,
logger,
}: GetSFUConfigParams): Promise<SFUConfig> {
const viaOpenID = async (serviceUrl: string): Promise<SFUConfig> =>
await openID.getSFUConfig({
client,
membership,
serviceUrl,
roomId,
slotId,
role,
logger,
});
const flow = chooseAuthFlow(transport, role);
if (flow.kind === "openID") return await viaOpenID(flow.serviceUrl);
try {
return await csApi.getSFUConfig({
client,
membership,
url: flow.url,
serverName,
roomId,
slotId,
});
} catch (e) {
// Publishers should never fall back. If a homeserver advertises a `url`
// but doesn't support MSC4195 itself, that's a misconfiguration which
// the admin should know about so they can prepare for the future
// deprecation of `livekit_service_url`.
const mayFallBack =
role === "subscriber" && "livekit_service_url" in transport;
if (mayFallBack && isCsApiUnavailable(e)) {
logger.warn(
`Cannot use the MSC4195 get_token endpoint (${e}), falling back to the OpenID flow with service ${transport.livekit_service_url}`,
);
return await viaOpenID(transport.livekit_service_url);
}
if (isEndpointUnsupported(e)) {
logger.error(
`Homeserver does not support the MSC4195 get_token endpoint, cannot get token for transport ${flow.url}`,
);
throw new NoMatrix2AuthorizationService(e as Error);
}
throw e;
}
}
export interface DelegateDelayedLeaveParams {
/**
* The Matrix client.
*/
client: csApi.ClientDelegationParts & openID.ClientOpenIDParts;
/**
* Data identifying the local user's session membership.
*/
membership: CallMembershipIdentityParts;
/**
* The transport to which we are publishing and wish to delegate the delayed
* leave event.
*/
transport: UnstableLivekitTransport;
/**
* The ID of the Matrix room in which the session takes place.
*/
roomId: string;
/**
* The ID of the MatrixRTC slot in which the session takes place.
*/
slotId: string;
/**
* The delay ID of the leave event to be delegated.
*/
delayId: string;
logger: Logger;
}
/**
* Delegates a delayed leave event to a given transport, so that the event will
* be sent on our behalf whenever we disconnect from the transport's SFU.
*/
export async function delegateDelayedLeave({
client,
membership,
transport,
roomId,
slotId,
delayId,
logger,
}: DelegateDelayedLeaveParams): Promise<void> {
// It's important that we use the same flow (CS API or OpenID) as whatever we
// would've used to get a JWT token for this transport, since the participant
// identity computed by the service needs to match.
const flow = chooseAuthFlow(transport, "publisher");
if (flow.kind === "csApi") {
try {
await csApi.delegateDelayedLeave({
client,
membership,
url: flow.url,
roomId,
slotId,
delayId,
});
} catch (e) {
if (isEndpointUnsupported(e))
logger.error(
"Server misconfigured: transport contains a 'url' field but server does not support the MSC4195 delegate_delayed_leave endpoint",
);
throw e;
}
} else {
// This will technically cause the service to issue a new JWT token, but
// it's safe to discard. We're only interested in triggering delegation.
await openID.getSFUConfig({
client,
membership,
serviceUrl: flow.serviceUrl,
roomId,
slotId,
role: "publisher",
delayEndpointBaseUrl: client.baseUrl,
delayId,
logger,
});
}
}
/**
* The flow with which the local member authenticates against a transport.
*/
export type AuthFlow =
| { kind: "csApi"; url: string }
| { kind: "openID"; serviceUrl: string };
/**
* Chooses between the MSC4195 CS API and the legacy OpenID flow against the
* transport's JWT service.
*
* Only the JWT service's `/sfu/get` endpoint assigns the legacy participant
* identity that clients predating MSC4195 expect from anyone advertising a
* membership state event. So a publisher keeps using the JWT service wherever
* the transport still offers one, even if it also has a `url`. Subscribers may
* use the CS API regardless, as nobody matches their identity.
* @param transport The transport to authenticate against.
* @param role Whether we want to publish or only subscribe on the transport.
*/
export function chooseAuthFlow(
transport: UnstableLivekitTransport,
role: "publisher" | "subscriber",
): AuthFlow {
if ("url" in transport) {
const useCsApi =
!("livekit_service_url" in transport) || role === "subscriber";
if (useCsApi) return { kind: "csApi", url: transport.url };
}
return { kind: "openID", serviceUrl: transport.livekit_service_url };
}