Module reports 

Conflict reports from installers: two selected packages wrote the same file, the later one won, and only the operator can fix the catalogue.

An unauthenticated write, so the body is capped, every field validated, nothing echoed, the rate limited per client and overall, and storage is append-only lines. Nothing stored identifies a user: the client address the limiter needs stays in memory.

Modules

cidr 🔒

client_address 🔒

overlap_summary 🔒

rate_limiter 🔒

report_file 🔒

report_log 🔒

validation 🔒

Structs

Cidr

An IP network written as 10.0.0.0/24, or a single address.

Limits

Token buckets: each client may burst client_burst reports and then earns client_per_hour, the server as a whole likewise, and max_clients bounds what a flood of addresses can take.

RateLimiter

Record

One stored line, stamped with the server’s clock since a client’s is never trusted.

Reports

Where reports go, whose X-Forwarded-For to believe, and the limiter.

Validated

What a report that passed validation stores.

Constants

MAX_BODY_BYTES

A real report is a few hundred bytes.

MAX_CONFLICTS

Kept from one report; the rest count as dropped.

MAX_FILE_BYTES

About a Windows path: anything longer is not a game file.

MAX_INSTALLER_LEN

MAX_PACKAGES

MIN_PACKAGES

A conflict needs two writers, and nobody sends nine by accident.

SUMMARY_DAYS

How far back manifest gen looks.

Functions

client_ip

The client a request comes from, for rate limiting.

file_name

conflicts-YYYY-MM-DD.jsonl for the day unix falls on; ISO dates sort as text, which the overlap summary relies on.

overlap_warnings

One warning per pair of packages reported overlapping in the last SUMMARY_DAYS, so a user’s bad day becomes something the operator sees when publishing; unreadable files and lines are skipped, since this is advice.

utc_date

The UTC calendar date of a unix timestamp, by Howard Hinnant’s civil_from_days, to spare a date crate.

validate

A bad game, installer or an empty result rejects the report; a bad conflict is dropped and counted, so one malformed entry does not cost the rest.