feat: expose protocol v14 ranked queries and document references to JavaScript - #4450
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Protocol v14 shipped two client-visible features that stopped at the Rust
SDK: ranked aggregate indexes (provable top-K) and `refersTo` document
references. Neither had any JavaScript surface — `js-evo-sdk` had exactly
one change between v4.1.0 and v4.2-dev, a version bump.
Ranked and having-range queries (wasm-sdk, js-evo-sdk)
Adds `getDocumentsRanked` / `getDocumentsHaving` and their `WithProofInfo`
twins, wrapped as `documents.ranked()` / `documents.having()` in evo-sdk.
The grammar is not reimplemented. `detect_ranked_mode` / `detect_having_mode`
are `pub` under rs-drive's `verify` feature, which wasm-sdk already enables,
and they are pure and contract-free — so the binding runs the same versioned
classifier the server's query table and the proof verifier run. A malformed
query fails locally with rs-drive's own message and cannot drift from what
the network enforces.
Dedicated `DocumentsRankedQuery` / `DocumentsHavingQuery` interfaces rather
than widening `DocumentsQuery`, which feeds four entry points that reject an
offset. Replacing `orderBy` with `direction: 'asc' | 'desc'` keeps the
`$count` sentinel out of the public surface and structurally prevents the
documented ordering trap: the parser owns the `with_select`-before-
`order_by_selected_aggregate` sequence, so a caller cannot invert it.
Results are objects rather than the `Map` the count/sum/average surfaces
return — `startingRank` has nowhere to live in a Map, and without it
`{ limit: 1, offset: 4 }` has no meaning. Entries carry both `groupKeyHex`,
which correlates with the aggregate maps for the same grouping, and a
decoded `groupValue`; decoding is best effort and never fails the query.
Averages come back as exact fixed point alongside the scale that divides
them, since that constant has already moved once.
Document references (wasm-dpp2)
`DataContract.documentTypeReferences(name)` and `.documentReferences` report
what a contract's `refersTo` declarations point at. This lives in wasm-dpp2
because it is parsed-contract metadata with no async or network, and it
reaches wasm-sdk and evo-sdk through the existing re-export.
It walks `flattened_properties()`, matching what both consensus validators
walk, so a declaration's `path` is the same string the reference errors
report. An omitted `contractId` resolves to the declaring contract exactly
as consensus resolves it.
The consensus codes 40120-40125 already survive to `WasmSdkError.code` on
the broadcast path, so this only names them: a `DocumentReferenceErrorCode`
enum and a `ConsensusError.code` getter make them branchable without a
message regex.
Verification is offline: 32 Rust unit tests over the query builders and
result shaping, 13 wasm-dpp2 specs including a pre-v14 gate regression, and
6 stubbed evo-sdk facade specs.
Closes #4402
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Client->>EvoSDK: call ranked() or having()
EvoSDK->>WasmSDK: forward query
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The ranked-query bindings correctly reuse Drive's versioned grammar and proof-verifying SDK fetch paths, but two JavaScript-facing issues remain: valid large integer group keys can reject an entire result, and the evo-sdk README names a helper that the EvoSDK class does not expose. Source: codex-general, codex-ffi-engineer, and codex-rust-quality reviewers; Claude final verifier.
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In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document_ranked.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document_ranked.rs:886-892: Large integer group keys reject valid results at the WASM boundary
`deserialize_value_for_key` can legitimately return `Value::I64`, `Value::U64`, `Value::I128`, or `Value::U128` for indexed group-by properties. This conversion first passes those values through `serde_json`; the subsequent JSON-compatible serde-wasm-bindgen serializer rejects 64-bit values outside JavaScript's safe-integer range, while values outside serde_json's 64-bit number domain fail even earlier. A valid verified result can therefore reject the entire Promise instead of returning the documented lossless `groupKeyHex` fallback. Fall back to the non-human-readable object conversion, which emits exact JavaScript `BigInt` values, and add a WASM-runtime regression test with a group key above `Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` so the actual exported result path is exercised.
In `packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md:120: README points to a nonexistent EvoSDK method
The README directs callers to `EvoSDK.maxRankedLimit()`, but `maxRankedLimit()` is generated only as a static method on the exported `WasmSdk` class. The `EvoSDK` facade forwards `setLogLevel` and `getLatestVersionNumber`, but does not define this helper, so the documented invocation fails type checking and produces a runtime TypeError. Document `WasmSdk.maxRankedLimit()` instead, or add an initialization-aware forwarding method to `EvoSDK` if that is the intended public API.
A ranked or having-range group key decodes to whatever the indexed property's declared type is, and `u64` / `i64` / `u128` / `i128` are all reachable — `decode_value_for_tree_keys` returns them for the correspondingly typed properties, and a `Date` group key decodes to `Value::U64`. Those were routed through the document JSON conversion, which targets a JS `number` and *errors* past `Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER` rather than rounding (`serialize_u64` / `serialize_i64` under `json_compatible`); `u128` and `i128` fail earlier still, inside `serde_json`. So a single large group key rejected an entire verified page instead of returning the documented lossless `groupKeyHex` fallback. Those four widths now cross as exact `BigInt`s. Narrower integer types keep the `number` representation the rest of the document JSON surface uses, so the JS type follows the property's declared type rather than the magnitude of any particular value. Classification is split into `group_value_repr` so it can be asserted from host tests — the rendering half touches `js_sys` and is unreachable off-wasm. Also adds `EvoSDK.maxRankedLimit()` and `EvoSDK.rankedAverageScale()`. The README pointed at the former as an `EvoSDK` member, but `maxRankedLimit` was generated only as a static on `WasmSdk`, so the documented call was a TypeError. Both now forward through the same initialization-aware pattern `getLatestVersionNumber` uses, which is the surface the README described. Covered by three host tests over the classification, including the variants the WASM-runtime spec cannot express, and a new `ranked-group-value.spec.ts` exercising the JS boundary through a test-only export — the only way to prove a key past 2^53 comes back exact rather than throwing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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101-102: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd the two new sections to the Table of Contents.
The Table of Contents at Lines 14-18 lists top-level sections. "Ranked queries" and "Document references (
refersTo)" are new top-level sections and are not listed.📝 Proposed table of contents update
- [Facades](`#facades`) +- [Ranked queries](`#ranked-queries`) +- [Document references (`refersTo`)](`#document-references-refersto`) - [Contributing](`#contributing`)Also applies to: 126-127
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test_ranked_group_valueis exported with#[wasm_bindgen]unconditionally. It ships in the production bundle and appears in the generated TypeScript declarations. A#[cfg(feature = "test-utils")]gate keeps the released surface clean. The wasm-dpp2 precedent is noted, so this is optional.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md`:
- Around line 101-102: Add the new top-level “Ranked queries” and “Document
references (`refersTo`)" sections to the README table of contents, preserving
the existing ordering and anchor-link style used by the surrounding entries.
In `@packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document_ranked.rs`:
- Around line 947-961: Gate the test-only `test_ranked_group_value` function and
its `#[wasm_bindgen]` export behind the `test-utils` Cargo feature so it is
excluded from production WASM bundles and generated TypeScript declarations.
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
The current head fixes both prior JavaScript-facing findings: wide integer group keys now cross as exact BigInts, and the documented EvoSDK ranked helpers now exist. One in-scope suggestion remains because the regression helper is exported through the production WASM and TypeScript API despite being documented as test-only.
Source: reviewer backend gpt-5.6-sol (general, Rust-quality, and FFI lanes); final verifier backend claude-opus-4-6; orchestration-only, not reviewer evidence: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol.
Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document_ranked.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document_ranked.rs:947-960: Test helper is exported in the production WASM API
`test_ranked_group_value` is compiled unconditionally with `#[wasm_bindgen]`, so wasm-bindgen includes `testRankedGroupValue` in the production JavaScript bundle and generated TypeScript declarations. The wasm-sdk bundle re-exports every generated symbol, and js-evo-sdk subsequently re-exports that WASM surface, so the comment saying this is unsupported does not keep consumers from discovering and depending on it. Exercise `group_value_to_js` with a `wasm-bindgen-test`, or gate this export behind a non-default testing feature that the test build explicitly enables.
…ype-level invariant `testRankedGroupValue` was compiled unconditionally, so wasm-bindgen put it in the production bundle and the generated TypeScript declarations, and both wasm-sdk and js-evo-sdk re-export every generated symbol. A doc comment saying it was unsupported did nothing to stop a consumer depending on it. Rather than gate it behind a feature the test build would have to enable — which would leave the spec unrunnable against a normally-built `dist/` — the property it was checking is now enforced by a signature. `exact_integer_to_js` returns `JsValue` rather than `Result<JsValue, _>`, so "a wide integer group key can never reject the page it belongs to" holds by construction: making any of those arms fallible would not compile. The only fallible arm left is the JSON conversion, which wide integers no longer reach. That is stronger than the spec was. Classification is the half that can regress, and it stays covered by the three host tests over all twelve `Value` variants — including the narrow integers and `u128` / `i128` the WASM-runtime spec could not express anyway, since its input conversion normalized every JS number to `i64`. The residual the spec did cover is wasm-bindgen's own `JsValue::from` for primitive integers, which the existing evo-sdk specs already exercise through `entry.value`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #4402.
Protocol v14 shipped two client-visible features that stopped at the Rust SDK:
refersTo(feat(platform)!: reference validation for documents (refersTo) #2993, feat(platform)!: permanent document references (refersTo permanentDocument) #4390, feat(platform)!: identity public key references (refersTo identityPublicKey) #4397)Neither had a JavaScript surface.
js-evo-sdkhad exactly one change betweenv4.1.0andv4.2-dev— a version bump — because the gap starts a layer down, inwasm-sdk/wasm-dpp2.What was done?
Ranked and having-range queries —
wasm-sdk,js-evo-sdkgetDocumentsRanked/getDocumentsHavingplus theirWithProofInfotwins, wrapped asdocuments.ranked()/documents.having()in evo-sdk. Both modes are bound together because they ride the same wire path and share a result type.The grammar is not reimplemented.
detect_ranked_mode/detect_having_modearepubunder rs-drive'sverifyfeature — which wasm-sdk already enables — and are pure and contract-free. The binding calls them directly, so a malformed query fails locally with rs-drive's own message and cannot drift from what the server's query table and the proof verifier enforce. (rs-sdk'sassert_ranked_shapewas deliberately not widened: it phrases errors in terms of Rust builder methods, which is the wrong vocabulary for a JS caller.)Design decisions worth a reviewer's attention:
DocumentsRankedQuery/DocumentsHavingQueryrather than addingoffsettoDocumentsQuery, which feeds four entry points that reject an offset. The dedicated interfaces also makelimitandgroupBynon-optional, which ranked requires.direction: 'asc' | 'desc'replacesorderBy. This keeps the$countsentinel out of the public surface entirely, and structurally prevents the ordering trap documented atdocument_query.rs:330— the parser owns thewith_select-before-order_by_selected_aggregatesequence, so a caller cannot invert it.Maps.startingRankhas nowhere to live in aMap, and without it{ limit: 1, offset: 4 }— "the 5th best" — has no meaning. Entry order is the answer, which aMaponly conveys implicitly.groupKeyHexand a decodedgroupValue. Hex correlates with the count/sum/average maps for the same grouping; the decode (viaDocumentType::deserialize_value_for_key) is what makes a ranking actually name its groups, since index-key decoding is type-directed and not reimplementable in JS. Decoding is best effort — an undecodable key yieldsundefinedand never fails the query; an empty key isnull, the write path's marker for an absent optional value.deny_unknown_fieldson the query inputs, a deliberate departure fromDocumentsQueryInput. The expected mistake is pasting aDocumentsQueryinto a ranked call and draggingorderByalong; permissive serde would drop it and still run the query under the default direction, answering a different question silently.Contract-level checks (does the index declare
rankedCountable/rankedSummable/rankedAverageable, do the pins cover a compound index's leading properties) are left to the network on purpose: wasm-sdk serves contracts from a cache, so a stale entry would reject queries the network would happily serve. Shape validation reads no contract and has no such hazard.Document references —
wasm-dpp2DataContract.documentTypeReferences(name)and.documentReferencesreport what a contract'srefersTodeclarations point at, with aDocumentPropertyReferenceTypeScript union mirroringDocumentPropertyReferenceTarget.This lives in wasm-dpp2 rather than wasm-sdk because it is parsed-contract metadata — no network, no
Sdkhandle, no async — andpub use wasm_dpp2::*carries it to wasm-sdk and evo-sdk with no changes in either. NoDocumentTypewrapper class was added:DocumentTypeRef<'_>cannot cross wasm-bindgen, so one would mean cloning the index map and schema on every access, and it is a ~20-accessor API commitment that deserves its own design pass.Two details that mirror consensus exactly:
flattened_properties()(dotted paths), which is what both the registration-time and write-time validators walk, and how they build their errorpath. The nested map would produce paths no consensus error matches and would miss nested declarations.contractIdresolves to the declaring contract's own id, because consensus computescontract_id.unwrap_or(contract.id())and treats an explicit self-id identically.ref.contractId.equals(contract.id)is the self-reference test, with no null branch.refersTois only parsed from protocol version 14 onward, so a contract deserialized against an earlier version reports none. That is faithful to what consensus enforced at that version, and it is documented as a trap, sincetoJSON()still shows the raw keyword.On the consensus errors: the codes already reach JS. I traced the full path and confirmed
wasm-sdk/src/error.rspassesSome(err.code as i32)through on the broadcast path, soe.code === 40123works today. This PR only names them — aDocumentReferenceErrorCodeenum (40120-40125) and aConsensusError.codegetter — so callers can branch without a message regex.An exhaustive
matchguard test in rs-dpp makes adding a sixth reference target a compile error in the crate that owns the enum, where whoever adds it will see that the JS mirror needs updating.How Has This Been Tested?
Offline only — no functional tests against a running node, since ranked/having need a PV14 network.
document_ranked.rscovering the builder shape (thewith_selectordering regression, the$countsentinel, direction defaults, offset, limit ceilings asserted againstMAX_RANKED_LIMIT/MAX_HAVING_LIMITrather than literals), the having grammar (derived aggregate, two-operandbetween, rejected non-contiguous operators, optional ordering), the index pins (equality,null, rejected range and repeated pins), the serde surface (orderBy/ cursors /offsetrejected rather than dropped), and result shaping (hex convention, string decode, absent vs. undecodable keys, the avg scale).pub use wasm_dpp2::*fan-out.Full suites and lints, all exit 0:
cargo fmt --check --all;cargo clippy -p dpp -p wasm-dpp2 -p wasm-sdk --all-targets --all-features -D warnings;cargo testfor all three;cargo check -p wasm-sdk --target wasm32-unknown-unknownwasm-dpp21155 tests,wasm-sdk400,evo-sdk219 (mocha + karma); all three package lints cleanI also verified in the generated
.d.tsthat every new type emits properly rather than falling back toany.Rebased onto current
v4.2-devand re-verified end to end after #4388 restructuredrs-sdk/src/platform/documents/.Breaking Changes
None. Everything here is additive: new query entry points, new accessors on
DataContract, and a new error-code enum. No existing signature or wire shape changes.Checklist:
For repository code-owners and collaborators only
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Two adjacent gaps I found while tracing the error path and deliberately left out of scope:
WasmSdkErrordropsStateTransitionBroadcastError.cause: Option<ConsensusError>, so the structured consensus fields (path,entityId,keyId) are message text only. Carrying the serialized bytes asconsensusErrorByteswould let JS use the existingConsensusError.deserializeto read them. That is structured detail rather than branchability, which is what this PR set out to deliver.Error::Protocolwithcode: -1, erasing the code. Document transitions cannot take that path (full state validation is gated behindvalidates_full_state_on_check_tx(), false for everything but masternode vote), but other transitions can.One convention note:
document_type_reference.rsusesjs_sys::Reflect::set.CONVENTIONS.mdforbids that for conversion shapes (toObject/toJSON, where the rs-dpp serde derive is the source of truth); this is a getter assembling a collection, matchingDataContract::tokensand::groups.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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refersTodeclarations.