Structured Komodo port diagnostics + probe button
komodoResolveGamePort silently returned null for six distinct failure
modes (unconfigured, no-name, unreachable, http-error, unparseable,
no-udp-in-response), which made "no game_port — Komodo did not return
one" indistinguishable from an auth failure or an unrecognized response
shape. Adds komodoResolvePortDetailed returning a discriminated union
with the failure reason, HTTP status, and a truncated response snippet.
extractUdpPort broadens to cover four more shapes seen in the wild:
extra host-port field names (HostPort/hostPort/host_port/PublicPort),
`type` as a protocol alias, host-network strings ("28962/udp"), and the
docker-inspect container-keyed form ({ "28960/udp": [{ HostPort }] }).
Arrays reached via a ports-flavored key now win over accidental matches
elsewhere in the tree.
New POST /api/servers/[name]/probe-komodo triggers a fresh lookup,
caches the port on success, and returns the structured result. The RCON
diagnostic panel gains a Probe Komodo button (shown when endpoint is
unresolved and Komodo is configured) that renders the snippet inline —
so unrecognized shapes surface directly instead of vanishing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -45,4 +45,51 @@ describe('extractUdpPort', () => {
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cyc.self = cyc;
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expect(extractUdpPort(cyc)).toBeNull();
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});
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it('recognizes HostPort / hostPort / host_port on object entries', () => {
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expect(extractUdpPort({ ports: [{ protocol: 'udp', HostPort: 28962 }] })).toBe(28962);
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expect(extractUdpPort({ ports: [{ protocol: 'udp', hostPort: 28963 }] })).toBe(28963);
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expect(extractUdpPort({ ports: [{ protocol: 'udp', host_port: 28964 }] })).toBe(28964);
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});
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it('recognizes `type` alongside `protocol` as the protocol field', () => {
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expect(extractUdpPort({ ports: [{ type: 'UDP', published: 28965 }] })).toBe(28965);
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});
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it('parses host-network "container/udp" strings', () => {
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expect(extractUdpPort({ ports: ['28966/udp'] })).toBe(28966);
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});
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it('handles docker-inspect container-keyed PortBindings shape', () => {
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const payload = {
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NetworkSettings: {
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Ports: {
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'28960/udp': [{ HostIp: '0.0.0.0', HostPort: '28967' }],
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'3074/tcp': [{ HostIp: '0.0.0.0', HostPort: '3074' }]
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}
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}
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};
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expect(extractUdpPort(payload)).toBe(28967);
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});
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it('prefers `ports`-keyed arrays over unrelated arrays discovered deeper', () => {
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// The unrelated array happens to contain a matching entry — the walker
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// must still prefer the real `ports` list.
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const payload = {
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labels: [{ protocol: 'udp', published: 9999 }],
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state: { container: { ports: [{ protocol: 'udp', published: 28968 }] } }
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};
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expect(extractUdpPort(payload)).toBe(28968);
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});
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});
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describe('komodoResolvePortDetailed', () => {
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it('is importable and has the discriminated-union shape at the type level', async () => {
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// Runtime import shim just to prove it's exported. Behavior is
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// covered by the fixture-based extractUdpPort tests above plus manual
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// end-to-end verification against a live Komodo.
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const mod = await import('../../src/lib/server/integrations/komodo.js');
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expect(typeof mod.komodoResolvePortDetailed).toBe('function');
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expect(typeof mod.komodoResolveGamePort).toBe('function');
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});
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});
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