readClaudeUsage() and readHostSnapshot() validated the stored receivedAt
with new Date(), which accepts "1" or a bare date. Both now go through
isIsoTimestamp(), exported by claude-usage.js and built on the sanitizer's
own check, so no regex is duplicated.
The existing 500 tests failed at mkdir, before the temp file existed, so
removing the unlinkSync() cleanup of either writer left the suite green. Two
new cases make the rename fail after the temp write (the target is a
non-empty directory) and require that no temp file is left.
Refs #54
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- checkAuth() reads the expected token from a TOKEN_KINDS table
(read -> HEALTH_TOKEN, ingest -> HOSTS_INGEST_TOKEN, claude-ingest ->
CLAUDE_USAGE_INGEST_TOKEN); each ingestion token fails closed to a 503
naming its own variable. Still one gate, one tokenMatches() call. A route
naming an unknown kind fails module load.
- readBody() takes its ceiling per route: 4 KiB for /hosts/<id>, 64 KiB for
/claude-usage.
- claude-usage.js: pure, exported sanitizeClaudeUsage() for contract
schemaVersion 1 (whitelist rebuild, invalid values dropped, list bounds).
- POST /claude-usage: 400 on invalid JSON or schemaVersion, server-stamped
receivedAt, atomic write (pid-suffixed temp, mode 600, rename), 204.
- GET /claude-usage: re-sanitized snapshot with ageSeconds, stale and
staleAfterSeconds (CLAUDE_USAGE_STALE_SECONDS, default 2700), or no_data.
- Dockerfile COPY ships claude-usage.js.
- auth.test.js: the checkAuth() equality allowlist loses the former
`route.tokenKind === "ingest"` entry, which the table removes. The pin
only got stricter.
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