perf(fizarrita): memoise array metadata and chunk-shape probe so a warm cache costs zero store reads - #14
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Caller->>getWorker: request array chunks with options and signal
getWorker->>resolveArrayInfo: resolve metadata and chunk shape
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resolveArrayInfo-->>getWorker: return resolved information
getWorker->>Store: fetch shared chunk data
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Pull request overview
This PR addresses Issue #6 by memoising per-array metadata resolution and the chunk-shape probe so that repeated getWorker calls (especially when a chunk cache is warm) avoid redundant store round-trips.
Changes:
- Added
resolveArrayInfo(arr, storeOpts)to memoise metadata reads and chunk-shape probing per(store, array path). - Refactored
getWorkerto consume the memoisedcodecMeta(with already-correctedchunk_shape), removing per-call probe/correction work. - Added/updated Node and browser tests plus README documentation to validate and explain the new caching behavior.
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| File | Description |
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| test/node/fizarrita.test.js | Adds CountingStore and new tests covering memoisation, cache-warm zero-I/O behavior, concurrency sharing, and rejection eviction. |
| test/browser/zarrita-worker.spec.ts | Updates the concurrency test to use pool.runTasks call counting (instead of probe reads) as the synchronization signal. |
| fizarrita/src/index.ts | Exports resolveArrayInfo from the package entrypoint. |
| fizarrita/src/get-worker.ts | Implements resolveArrayInfo memoisation and updates getWorker to use it. |
| fizarrita/README.md | Documents that metadata+probe are memoised and warm-cache reads can result in zero store requests. |
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readArrayMetadata took no store options, so its zarr.json and .zarray reads went out bare while probeActualChunkShape and every chunk fetch honoured the caller's opts. An AbortSignal would abort the chunk reads and leave the metadata read running; auth headers reached every request but that one. resolveArrayInfo made the split conspicuous by passing opts to the probe and not to the metadata read beside it, and its docstring claimed the options reached the store, unqualified. readArrayMetadata now takes storeOpts as an optional second parameter — backward compatible for a function exported from the package index — and forwards it to both reads. The resolveArrayInfo docstring now says what is actually true: options are forwarded to every read the resolution makes, but only on the call that performs it, so a caller served by the memoised promise contributes no request for its own signal to abort. Raised by Copilot in review of #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@fizarrita/src/get-worker.ts`:
- Around line 775-780: Update probeActualChunkShape and its caller so store and
abort failures propagate instead of returning a fallback shape, allowing
resolveArrayInfo to remove the rejected promise and retry later; retain fallback
only when probing completes without enough information. Add a regression test
covering a failed first probe followed by a successful retry, and ensure
fixEdgeChunkShapeStride rejects decoded data when the declared shape exceeds
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probeActualChunkShape catches store failures and falls back to the declared chunk shape. For a single read that is right: the probe is a heuristic correction, and failing a whole read because a heuristic could not fetch c/0/0 would break reads of arrays whose first chunk merely happens to be unreachable. Each read re-probed, so a transient blip cost one uncorrected read and healed itself. Memoising the result removed the healing. A mis-declared array that hits one blip during its first probe now decodes at the wrong shape for the lifetime of the store — a regression this branch introduced. The fallback still returns; it is now refused a cache entry. probeChunkShape reports whether the shape was concluded from bytes it read or fallen back to after an error, and resolveArrayInfo evicts an inconclusive resolution once it settles, on the same conditional-identity path already used for rejections. Callers already awaiting it are still served — only the memoisation is withheld. validateCandidateChunkShape reports the same way, since accepting a candidate because its probe threw is equally a guess made under an error; it cannot tell a 404 from a network failure. Errors are not propagated instead, as review suggested: reads that work today would start throwing, and 404-throwing stores make the errors unclassifiable at that layer. Covered by a test that mis-declares 4x8 chunks as 4x4, fails the first probe fetch, and asserts the second read finds the real chunking. Verified to fail without the eviction. Raised by CodeRabbit in review of #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@fizarrita/src/get-worker.ts`:
- Around line 834-850: Update the memoised resolution in the worker
metadata/probe flow so a caller’s storeOpts, especially cancellation behavior,
cannot affect the shared promise reused by later callers. Either isolate
per-caller abort handling from the shared readArrayMetadata and probeChunkShape
resolution, or expand the cache key to include every storeOpts value that
affects results; preserve correct fallback-shape behavior for unaffected
callers.
- Around line 834-877: Update getWorker’s cached metadata return path so callers
receive a detached copy of info, including nested codecMeta data, rather than
the mutable object stored in infoByPath. Apply this to both memoised and newly
resolved promise results while preserving the internal cache contents and
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415-443: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTiming-dependent abort tests stem from one missing observable event in
GatedStore.GatedStoregives no signal when a gated read starts, so the abort tests use fixed 20 ms sleeps to guess when both callers reached the store.
test/node/fizarrita.test.js#L415-L443: add anenteredpromise that resolves when the first gated read starts.test/node/fizarrita.test.js#L457-L543: replace eachsetTimeout(r, 20)withawait store.entered, and await the shared resolution instead of sleeping afterrelease().🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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883-981: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueOptional: build the memo entry without the extra clone.
detachruns twice for the caller that starts the resolution. Line 952 clones the metadata to build the memo entry, and Line 978 clones it again for that caller. Both clones are correct and cheap, so this is only a small saving.The rest of the flow is sound. The memo stays private, each caller gets a detached copy,
encodeChunkKeyremains shared, the caller signal governs only the caller's wait, and an inconclusive or rejected resolution is evicted with the identity-guardedforget.Based on learnings,
resolveArrayInfomust remove the callerAbortSignalfrom the shared metadata and probe requests and apply it only to the caller's wait, and must build the memo entry from a detached deep copy because the v2 path can returnarr.chunksby reference. Both requirements are met here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@fizarrita/src/get-worker.ts`:
- Around line 883-981: Optionally optimize resolveArrayInfo to avoid detaching
the initiating caller’s result twice: construct the private memo entry from one
detached deep copy while still returning an independent detached copy to every
caller. Preserve the shared encodeChunkKey, signal-only wait behavior, and
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In `@test/node/fizarrita.test.js`:
- Around line 415-443: In test/node/fizarrita.test.js lines 415-443, update
GatedStore to expose an entered promise that resolves when the first gated read
begins. In test/node/fizarrita.test.js lines 457-543, replace each 20 ms delay
with await store.entered and await the shared resolution after release(),
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getWorker paid two store round-trips of its own on every call — the zarr.json read in readArrayMetadata and the chunk fetch in probeActualChunkShape — both ahead of the per-chunk cache lookup, so a fully populated ChunkCache could never eliminate them. For a tiled viewer that is per-tile overhead scaling with pan/zoom activity rather than with cache misses. Both results are immutable for the lifetime of an array, so resolveArrayInfo now memoises them per (store, array path): a WeakMap keyed on the store instance (entries die with the store), holding a Map keyed by array path, mirroring the chunk-cache key. The promise is memoised rather than the value, so concurrent calls on a cold array share one resolution; a rejected resolution is evicted so a transient store failure is retried instead of becoming permanent. The memoised codecMeta.chunk_shape already carries the probe's correction, which also drops the per-call correctedCodecMeta spread. A repeat read served from a warm cache now performs zero store requests, covered by new node tests counting store.get calls. The browser test for concurrent chunk dedup used "three c/0 probe reads" as its readiness signal — exactly the redundancy removed here — and now counts runTasks submissions instead, which is sound because runTasks invokes task functions synchronously while the pool has free slots. Fixes #6 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
readArrayMetadata took no store options, so its zarr.json and .zarray reads went out bare while probeActualChunkShape and every chunk fetch honoured the caller's opts. An AbortSignal would abort the chunk reads and leave the metadata read running; auth headers reached every request but that one. resolveArrayInfo made the split conspicuous by passing opts to the probe and not to the metadata read beside it, and its docstring claimed the options reached the store, unqualified. readArrayMetadata now takes storeOpts as an optional second parameter — backward compatible for a function exported from the package index — and forwards it to both reads. The resolveArrayInfo docstring now says what is actually true: options are forwarded to every read the resolution makes, but only on the call that performs it, so a caller served by the memoised promise contributes no request for its own signal to abort. Raised by Copilot in review of #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
probeActualChunkShape catches store failures and falls back to the declared chunk shape. For a single read that is right: the probe is a heuristic correction, and failing a whole read because a heuristic could not fetch c/0/0 would break reads of arrays whose first chunk merely happens to be unreachable. Each read re-probed, so a transient blip cost one uncorrected read and healed itself. Memoising the result removed the healing. A mis-declared array that hits one blip during its first probe now decodes at the wrong shape for the lifetime of the store — a regression this branch introduced. The fallback still returns; it is now refused a cache entry. probeChunkShape reports whether the shape was concluded from bytes it read or fallen back to after an error, and resolveArrayInfo evicts an inconclusive resolution once it settles, on the same conditional-identity path already used for rejections. Callers already awaiting it are still served — only the memoisation is withheld. validateCandidateChunkShape reports the same way, since accepting a candidate because its probe threw is equally a guess made under an error; it cannot tell a 404 from a network failure. Errors are not propagated instead, as review suggested: reads that work today would start throwing, and 404-throwing stores make the errors unclassifiable at that layer. Covered by a test that mis-declares 4x8 chunks as 4x4, fails the first probe fetch, and asserts the second read finds the real chunking. Verified to fail without the eviction. Raised by CodeRabbit in review of #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d out copies resolveArrayInfo memoises one resolution per (store, path) that concurrent callers join, but the shared store requests ran on whichever caller's storeOpts happened to start them. A signal belongs to one caller: if the initiator aborted mid-metadata-read every joined caller rejected with an AbortError they never asked for, and if it aborted mid-probe the probe swallowed the abort and every joined caller got the fallback chunk shape for a probe *they* did not abort. Now the shared resolution runs on the options common to all callers (headers, credentials, ...) with the signal separated out; each caller's signal governs its own wait — aborting rejects that caller promptly with the signal's reason, while the resolution runs on for the others and for the memo. The memoised entry was also returned by reference — and, via the v2 metadata path, aliased zarrita's own arr.chunks — so a caller could rewrite codecMeta.chunk_shape or codecs for every later read on the array. The memo is now built from a clone and each caller receives its own structured clone (getMetaId keys on JSON.stringify, so clones share a metaId). Regression tests: an aborting caller neither fails the callers sharing its metadata read nor hands them an unprobed shape; a lone aborter is rejected promptly and its resolution still lands for the next call; mutating a returned copy reaches neither the memo nor the next caller. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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144-149: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the timing and scope of signal forwarding.
Line 144 states that the signal is forwarded to every
store.getcall when the signal fires. Two details are inaccurate.The signal is placed into the store options when the read starts, not when it fires.
getWorkerbuildsstoreOptswith the combined signal before it issues any request.The signal does not reach every
store.getcall.resolveArrayInforemoves it from the shared metadata read and the chunk-shape probe. Only the chunk fetches for this read carry it. Lines 186-189 already state this exception, so the current wording contradicts that paragraph.📝 Proposed wording
-When the signal fires, the signal is forwarded to every `store.get` call, so -stores that honour it (e.g. `FetchStore`, whose options are a `RequestInit`) -cancel their network requests; chunk tasks still queued on the pool are -dropped rather than started; and the returned promise rejects with the -signal's reason. A decode already running on a worker is not interrupted — -its result is discarded. +The signal is passed to each chunk `store.get` call the read makes, so stores +that honour it (e.g. `FetchStore`, whose options are a `RequestInit`) cancel +their network requests when it fires. Chunk tasks still queued on the pool are +dropped rather than started, and the returned promise rejects with the +signal's reason. A decode already running on a worker is not interrupted — +its result is discarded. The shared metadata read and chunk-shape probe are +the exception; see [Chunk caching](`#chunk-caching`).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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754-757: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the absence of the injected codec rather than an empty codec list.
Line 756 asserts
second.codecMeta.codecsequals[]. That value depends on how zarrita populatescodecsinzarr.jsonfor an uncompressed array.readArrayMetadatacopiesmetadata.codecsverbatim on the v3 path, so a zarrita change that writes a defaultbytescodec would fail this test for a reason unrelated to the defensive copy under test.Assert that the injected
boguscodec did not reach the memo. That states the intent of the test directly.♻️ Proposed change
const second = await resolveArrayInfo(arr) assert.notEqual(second.codecMeta, first.codecMeta) assert.deepEqual(second.codecMeta.chunk_shape, [4, 4]) - assert.deepEqual(second.codecMeta.codecs, []) + assert.ok( + !second.codecMeta.codecs.some((c) => c.name === 'bogus'), + 'the injected codec did not reach the memo', + ) assert.equal(second.codecMeta.data_type, 'int32')🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@fizarrita/src/get-worker.ts`:
- Around line 874-897: Update untilAborted to attach a rejection handler to the
supplied promise before returning the already-aborted rejection, ensuring later
promise failures are consumed without changing the returned abort error
behavior. Preserve the existing signal-listener cleanup and resolve/reject
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In `@fizarrita/README.md`:
- Around line 144-149: Update the README signal-behavior description to state
that the combined signal is added to store options when the read starts, before
requests are issued, and is forwarded only to chunk-fetch store.get calls.
Clarify that resolveArrayInfo metadata and chunk-shape probe reads do not
receive the signal, while preserving the existing cancellation, queued-task,
rejection, and worker-decode behavior.
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In `@test/node/fizarrita.test.js`:
- Around line 754-757: Update the codec assertion in the test around
second.codecMeta and first.codecMeta to verify that the injected “bogus” codec
is absent from second.codecMeta.codecs, rather than requiring the entire codec
list to equal an empty array. Preserve the existing assertions for chunk_shape
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The cancellation section said the signal is forwarded to every `store.get` call when it fires. Neither half held: the signal is placed in the store options when the read starts, before any request goes out, and it reaches only the chunk fetches — the shared metadata read and chunk-shape probe run without it, as the caching section already said two paragraphs down. Reworded to match, with a pointer to the exception. Raised by CodeRabbit in review of #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The abort-isolation tests slept 20 ms to guess when the shared read had reached the store, and again after release() to guess when the resolution had landed. GatedStore now exposes `entered`, resolved when the first gated read starts, and the tests await that; the post-release wait joins the memoised resolution through resolveArrayInfo instead, which returns exactly when it has settled. No timing left to get wrong. The copies test asserted the memo's codec list is empty, which is really an assertion about what zarrita writes for an uncompressed array; it now asserts what it means — that the injected codec did not reach the memo. Both raised by CodeRabbit in review of #14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ut of
untilAborted rejects an already-aborted caller on the spot — right, but it
returned without attaching anything to the promise it was handed. Both
call sites in resolveArrayInfo hand it a fresh derived promise
(`promise.then(({ info }) => detach(info))`), so nothing else observed it,
and if the shared resolution then failed, that derived promise rejected
with no handler: an unhandled rejection, fatal under Node's default.
Reachable from getWorker: only `opts.signal` is pre-checked, so a
store-level signal in `opts.opts` that is already aborted reaches
resolveArrayInfo aborted, and a transient metadata or probe failure after
that would have taken the process down.
The early branch now absorbs the promise's outcome before rejecting the
caller. Other observers of the chain are unaffected — a `.catch` on one
derived promise does not swallow the rejection for anyone else — and the
declined resolution still runs to completion for the memo, as documented.
Regression test: an already-aborted store-level signal, a gated metadata
read that fails once it is released, and an `unhandledRejection` listener
that must stay empty; then a fresh read that succeeds, since the failure
was not memoised. Fails against the previous build with the raw store
error surfacing as an unhandled rejection.
Raised by CodeRabbit in review of #14.
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Timing-dependent abort tests / Assert absence of the injected codec (Trivial). Done in fee2137 — the copies test now asserts that Optional: build the memo entry without the extra clone (Trivial, low value). Left as is, deliberately. The two clones for the initiating caller are not redundant: the memo needs a copy it owns (the v2 path aliases zarrita's The inline finding on |
Fixes #6.
The problem
Every
getWorkercall performed two store round-trips of its own before the per-chunk cache was ever consulted:readArrayMetadata(arr)— astore.getonzarr.json, plus a secondstore.geton.zarraywhen falling back to v2.probeActualChunkShape(...)— astore.geton chunkc/0/…, plus up to five further one-past-the-end probes when the metadata chunk shape doesn't match the data.Only after both had resolved did the loop reach
cache.get(cacheKey). A fully populatedChunkCachetherefore could not eliminate them: it removed the chunk fetch and the decode, but each read still paid the metadata read and the shape probe. For a tiled viewer wiring a byte-bounded cache into theenableWorkerChunkDecode({ cache })seam, that is per-tile overhead scaling with pan/zoom activity rather than with cache misses.The change
Both results are immutable for the lifetime of an array, so they are now memoised. New exported
resolveArrayInfo(arr, storeOpts)infizarrita/src/get-worker.tsperforms the metadata read and the shape probe once and hands back anArrayMetadatawhosecodecMeta.chunk_shapealready carries the probe's correction.Implementation notes:
WeakMap<store, Map<path, Promise<ArrayMetadata>>>, mirroring the chunk-cache key built bycreateCacheKey. TheWeakMapmeans entries die with the store; distinctzarr.openhandles onto the same array share one entry.getWorkercalls on a cold array share one resolution instead of racing duplicate store reads.shareInFlightChunkalready uses — so a transient store failure is retried by the next call rather than becoming permanent for that array.storeOptsonly reaches the store on the call that performs the resolution; this is documented on the function.chunk_shapeis already corrected,getWorker's per-callcorrectedCodecMetaspread and theactualChunkShapelocal are gone.Net effect: a repeat read served entirely from a warm chunk cache now performs zero store requests.
Tests
Four new tests in
test/node/fizarrita.test.js, built on aCountingStore(aMapsubclass that records everyget):zarr.json, one probe, four chunks), proving one shared resolution;One existing browser test had to be reworked.
test/browser/zarrita-worker.spec.ts's "concurrent reads of the same chunk fetch and decode it once" used three probe reads ofc/0as its signal that all three callers had reached their task phase — precisely the redundancy this PR removes, so it timed out. It now countspool.runTaskssubmissions instead, which is a sound substitute becauserunTasksinvokes task functions synchronously while the pool has free slots, so three submissions guarantee every caller'sc/1task has already joined the in-flight fetch. Re-ran it 6× to confirm it isn't flaky.fizarrita/README.mddocuments the new behaviour in the chunk-caching section, andresolveArrayInfois exported fromfizarrita/src/index.tsalongside the other internals.Verification
pnpm buildandpnpm --filter @fideus-labs/fizarrita build— clean.pnpm test:node— 52 passed.pnpm test— 127 passed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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