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1 > /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- agentHostUri.ts
2 > * Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
3 > * Licensed under the MIT License. See License.txt in the project root for license information.
4 > *--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
5 >
6 > import { decodeBase64, encodeBase64, VSBuffer } from '../../../base/common/buffer.js';
7 > import { Schemas } from '../../../base/common/network.js';
8 > import { URI } from '../../../base/common/uri.js';
9 > import type { ResourceLabelFormatter } from '../../label/common/label.js';
10 >
11 > /**
12 > * The URI scheme for accessing files on a remote agent host.
13 > *
14 > * The original file path is kept verbatim as the URI path so resource
15 > * labels, language detection, and path comparisons see a real path. The
16 > * original scheme, authority, and query are carried in a single
17 > * url-safe-base64 `_ah` query parameter so any remote resource can be
18 > * represented without assuming `file://`:
19 > *
20 > * ```
21 > * vscode-agent-host://[connectionAuthority][originalPath]?_ah=[meta]#[originalFragment]
22 > * ```
23 > *
24 > * where `meta` is {@link IAgentHostUriMeta} as url-safe-base64-encoded
25 > * JSON. Encoding the metadata as a single opaque parameter (rather than
26 > * raw JSON) keeps the query a well-formed parameter list, so unrelated
27 > * query parameters such as `vscodeLinkType` can coexist on the wrapped
28 > * URI without corrupting the metadata. For example,
29 > * `file:///home/user/foo.ts` on remote `my-server` becomes:
30 > * ```
31 > * vscode-agent-host://my-server/home/user/foo.ts?_ah=eyJzY2hlbWUiOiJmaWxlIn0
32 > * ```
33 > */
34 > export const AGENT_HOST_SCHEME = 'vscode-agent-host';
35 >
36 > /**
37 > * Query parameter that carries the {@link IAgentHostUriMeta} payload.
38 > */
39 > const AGENT_HOST_META_PARAM = '_ah';
40 >
41 > /**
42 > * Metadata carried in the query of a {@link AGENT_HOST_SCHEME} URI so the
43 > * original URI can be reconstructed while keeping the path label-friendly.
44 > */
45 > interface IAgentHostUriMeta {
46 > /** Original URI scheme (e.g. `file`, `git-blob`). */
47 > readonly scheme: string;
48 > /** Original URI authority, omitted when empty. */
49 > readonly authority?: string;
50 > /** Original URI query, omitted when empty. */
51 > readonly query?: string;
52 > }
53 >
54 > /**
55 > * Wraps a remote URI into a {@link AGENT_HOST_SCHEME} URI that can be
56 > * resolved through the agent host filesystem provider.
57 > *
58 > * @param originalUri The URI on the remote (e.g. `file:///path` or
59 > * `agenthost-content:///sessionId/...`)
60 > * @param connectionAuthority The sanitized connection identifier used as
61 > * the URI authority (from {@link agentHostAuthority}).
62 > */
63 > export function toAgentHostUri(originalUri: URI, connectionAuthority: string): URI {
64 if (connectionAuthority === 'local' && originalUri.scheme === Schemas.file) {
65 return originalUri;
81 });
82 }
84 > /**
85 > * Extracts the original URI from a {@link AGENT_HOST_SCHEME} URI.
86 > *
87 > * The inverse of {@link toAgentHostUri}.
88 > */
89 > export function fromAgentHostUri(agentHostUri: URI): URI {
90 if (agentHostUri.scheme !== AGENT_HOST_SCHEME) {
91 return agentHostUri;
116 });
117 }
119 > /**
120 > * Strips the redundant `ws://` scheme from an address. The transport layer
121 > * already defaults to `ws://`, so only `wss://` needs to be preserved.
122 > */
123 > export function normalizeRemoteAgentHostAddress(address: string): string {
124 if (address.startsWith('ws://')) {
125 return address.slice('ws://'.length);
127 return address;
128 }
130 > /**
131 > * Encode a remote address into an identifier that is safe for use in
132 > * both URI schemes and URI authorities, and is collision-free.
133 > *
134 > * Three tiers:
135 > * 1. Purely alphanumeric addresses are returned as-is.
136 > * 2. "Normal" addresses containing only `[a-zA-Z0-9.:-]` get colons
137 > * replaced with `__` (double underscore) for human readability.
138 > * Addresses containing `_` skip this tier to keep the encoding
139 > * collision-free (`__` can only appear from colon replacement).
140 > * 3. Everything else is url-safe base64-encoded with a `b64-` prefix.
141 > */
142 > export function agentHostAuthority(address: string): string {
143 const normalized = normalizeRemoteAgentHostAddress(address);
144 if (/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/.test(normalized)) {
150 return `b64-${encodeBase64(VSBuffer.fromString(normalized), false, true)}`;
151 }
153 > /**
154 > * Label formatter for {@link AGENT_HOST_SCHEME} URIs. The URI path is
155 > * already the original resource path, so the label is the path verbatim.
156 > */
157 > export const AGENT_HOST_LABEL_FORMATTER: ResourceLabelFormatter = {
158 > scheme: AGENT_HOST_SCHEME,
159 > formatting: {
160 > label: '${path}',
161 > separator: '/',
162 > },
163 > };