anonpenguin23 33600092a8 fix(auth): bounded single-use refresh-token reuse grace (#125)
A lost rotation response strands the client on a just-revoked token: the retry
hits res.Count==0 → genuine 401 → SIWE, which is impossible on a VoIP-woken
locked screen, so the call dies. This recurred under the reconnect storms from
today's gateway rolls.

Add an RFC 9700 §4.13.2 reuse grace: a refresh token revoked within 60s whose
grace_used_at is still NULL is accepted ONCE more and mints a fresh session.
The grace path skips the revoke CAS (the token is already revoked — the CAS
would 0-match and mis-fire the replay tripwire) and is locked instead by a
single-use CAS on grace_used_at, so a stolen token can't be replayed at
leisure. The window predicate is repeated on the CAS to close the
SELECT→UPDATE TOCTOU, and the grace SELECT excludes expired tokens.

Security (found + fixed in review): explicit revocation (RevokeToken /
/v1/auth/logout) now also stamps grace_used_at, so a deliberately-logged-out
token can never be grace-recovered — closes a logout-bypass where a just-
revoked token would otherwise be resurrectable for 60s. Transient rqlite
errors on the grace lookup/CAS surface as 503 (retryable), not 401, preserving
the #125 transient-vs-genuine distinction.

Migration 032 adds grace_used_at (additive ALTER, rolling-safe; NULL = grace
available, the window predicate keeps historically-revoked tokens ineligible).

Dual-reviewed: code-quality APPROVED; security SECURE after the logout-bypass
fix. Tests: lost-response recovery, single-use second-attempt 401, genuine bad
token 401, and the logout-bypass regression.
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Orama Network

A decentralized infrastructure platform combining distributed SQL, IPFS storage, caching, serverless WASM execution, and privacy relay — all managed through a unified API gateway.

Packages

Package Language Description
core/ Go API gateway, distributed node, CLI, and client SDK
sdk/ TypeScript @debros/orama — JavaScript/TypeScript SDK (npm)
website/ TypeScript Marketing website and invest portal
vault/ Zig Distributed secrets vault (Shamir's Secret Sharing)
os/ Go + Buildroot OramaOS — hardened minimal Linux for network nodes

Quick Start

# Build the core network binaries
make core-build

# Run tests
make core-test

# Start website dev server
make website-dev

# Build vault
make vault-build

Documentation

Document Description
Architecture System architecture and design patterns
Deployment Guide Deploy apps, databases, and domains
Dev & Deploy Building, deploying to VPS, rolling upgrades
Security Security hardening and threat model
Monitoring Cluster health monitoring
Client SDK Go SDK documentation
Serverless WASM serverless functions
Common Problems Troubleshooting known issues

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for setup, development, and PR guidelines.

License

AGPL-3.0

Description
A robust, decentralized peer-to-peer network built in Go, providing distributed SQL database, key-value storage, pub/sub messaging, and resilient peer management. Designed for applications needing reliable, scalable, and secure data sharing without centralized infrastructure.
https://orama.network
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TypeScript 13.1%
Zig 3.9%
MDX 3.6%
PLpgSQL 0.7%
Other 0.7%