feat(voip): add bidirectional video calls - #274
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe VOIP package adds bidirectional WhatsApp H.264 video calls. It includes RTP packetization, SRTP and RTCP handling, multi-device peer routing, inbound frame assembly, relay updates, and public video media events. ChangesWhatsApp video calls
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Forged media packets can disrupt relay subscriptions, while varying outbound SSRCs can retain unbounded crypto state. These issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant WaVoipCoordinator
participant WaCallManager
participant WaCallMediaSession
participant WaSctpRelay
Application->>WaVoipCoordinator: feedLiveVideo(callId, data, timestampUs)
WaVoipCoordinator->>WaCallManager: forward video access unit
WaCallManager->>WaCallMediaSession: packetize and send video
WaCallMediaSession->>WaSctpRelay: broadcast protected RTP
WaSctpRelay-->>WaCallMediaSession: deliver inbound protected RTP
WaCallMediaSession->>WaCallManager: emit inbound RTP and decoded frame
WaCallManager-->>WaVoipCoordinator: forward video events
WaVoipCoordinator-->>Application: inbound video RTP or frame event
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packages/voip/src/WaVoipCoordinator.ts (1)
121-121: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the return value and the timestamp unit for
feedLiveVideo.The JSDoc does not state what the method returns or what unit
timestampUsuses. The implementation returns the number of RTP packets sent and returns0when the call is not a video call, has no session, or has no SRTP session. The neighboringfeedLiveAudioJSDoc documents its return contract, so this entry is inconsistent with the surrounding public API surface.As per coding guidelines: "Keep exported JSDoc synchronized with public signatures, return shapes, defaults, observable behavior, examples, and markers."
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packages/voip/src/call/WaCallMediaSession.ts (1)
1520-1520: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAlign the sender-report RTP timestamp with the video RTP clock.
feedLiveVideoderives packet timestamps from the caller'stimestampUs(Line 378), but the sender report usesDate.now() * 90. Both use a 90 kHz rate, yet they use different epochs. The report therefore maps the NTP time to an RTP timestamp that the outbound stream never sends. A receiver that uses the report for inter-stream synchronization computes a wrong offset.Track the last timestamp passed to
createPacketAtTimestampand report that value, advanced by the elapsed time since that frame.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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105-105: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRename the runtime class to use the required prefix.
Rename
H264DepacketizertoWaH264Depacketizer. Update its exports and call sites.As per coding guidelines, use “Wa* prefixes for runtime classes and orchestrators.”
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In `@packages/voip/src/call/WaCallManager.ts`:
- Around line 447-457: The no-call-id offer-ACK fallback in the active-session
selection must exclude sessions whose stateData.connectedAt is defined; only
select the single non-ended session that has not connected, preventing
established calls from being reconfigured by late ACK metadata.
In `@packages/voip/src/call/WaCallMediaSession.ts`:
- Line 127: Bound the h264Depacketizers map by replacing direct insertion with
setBoundedMapEntry(), preserving the existing SSRC-to-depacketizer behavior.
Update cleanup() to clear h264Depacketizers so retained H264Depacketizer buffers
are released when the session is cleaned up.
- Around line 1303-1396: Update onRelayData’s PT 103 handling to parse and
remove the two-byte original sequence number, restore the RTP sequence number to
that OSN, and process the recovered H.264 payload through the same
H264Depacketizer path used for PT 97. Preserve normal PT 97 handling and ensure
recovered packets use their original ordering metadata when repairing missing
frames.
In `@packages/voip/src/crypto/srtp.ts`:
- Line 233: Update the media receive path around SrtpSession.unprotect to reject
unknown SSRCs before unprotect creates or stores a context, and enforce a
maximum size for the receive-context map when retaining contexts via
recvContexts.set. Preserve normal processing for known SSRCs while preventing
unbounded distinct-SSRC retention.
In `@packages/voip/src/media/h264.ts`:
- Line 128: Update the H264 packet handling around the timestamp-boundary flush
and the marker check in the relevant media method so a previously completed
unmarked frame is retained and delivered before returning the newly completed
frame. Use the existing frame flow or an appropriate queued/multi-frame
contract, and add a regression test covering an unmarked frame followed by a
marked packet at a new timestamp.
- Line 148: Bound partial access-unit buffering in the H264 reassembly logic
around parts and fuParts: track accumulated bytes or packets, define a suitable
maximum, and drop/reset the partial frame when the limit is exceeded before
retaining more RTP payloads. Apply the same protection to both buffering paths,
including the code that pushes START_CODE and nal.slice().
In `@packages/voip/src/relay/WaSctpRelay.ts`:
- Around line 1056-1063: Update WaSctpRelay.cleanup() to reset both selfPid and
peerPid alongside the other connection and stream state fields. Ensure a reused
instance cannot retain participant IDs when sendStunAllocateOnOpen() invokes
buildSSRCSubscriptionList() without a new setParticipantIds() call.
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In `@packages/voip/src/call/WaCallMediaSession.ts`:
- Line 1520: Update the sender-report timestamp in WaCallMediaSession to use the
outbound video RTP timeline: track the latest timestamp supplied to
createPacketAtTimestamp during feedLiveVideo, then advance it by elapsed time
since that frame at the 90 kHz rate instead of deriving it from Date.now().
In `@packages/voip/src/media/h264.ts`:
- Line 105: Rename the runtime class H264Depacketizer to WaH264Depacketizer,
then update its exports and every call site to use the new symbol consistently.
In `@packages/voip/src/WaVoipCoordinator.ts`:
- Line 121: Update the feedLiveVideo JSDoc to document that timestampUs is
expressed in microseconds and that the method returns the number of RTP packets
sent, returning 0 when the call is not video or lacks an active session or SRTP
session; keep the documentation consistent with the neighboring feedLiveAudio
contract.
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<file name="packages/voip/src/relay/stun.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/voip/src/relay/stun.ts:373">
P3: isRtcpPacket is a new public demultiplexing helper used in onRelayData to classify inbound packets, but it has no unit test. Add a case alongside the existing isStunPacket/isRtpPacket tests covering the 192-223 RTCP PT range, a version-2 RTP packet (e.g. PT 97) returning false, a short packet (< 8 bytes), and a non-version-2 packet.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/voip/src/media/rtcp.ts:64">
P2: When a peer ignores PLI, the documented FIR compatibility path never sends a request because `buildFullIntraRequest` has no caller and is not publicly exported. Wire this helper into the key-frame recovery path, or remove the unreachable fallback.</violation>
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P3: isRtcpPacket is a new public demultiplexing helper used in onRelayData to classify inbound packets, but it has no unit test. Add a case alongside the existing isStunPacket/isRtpPacket tests covering the 192-223 RTCP PT range, a version-2 RTP packet (e.g. PT 97) returning false, a short packet (< 8 bytes), and a non-version-2 packet.
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<comment>isRtcpPacket is a new public demultiplexing helper used in onRelayData to classify inbound packets, but it has no unit test. Add a case alongside the existing isStunPacket/isRtpPacket tests covering the 192-223 RTCP PT range, a version-2 RTP packet (e.g. PT 97) returning false, a short packet (< 8 bytes), and a non-version-2 packet.</comment>
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@@ -369,6 +369,12 @@ export function isRtpPacket(data: Uint8Array): boolean {
}
+/** RTCP/SRTCP keeps the RTCP header clear, so it can be demultiplexed before SRTP. */
+export function isRtcpPacket(data: Uint8Array): boolean {
+ if (data.length < 8 || (data[0] & 0xc0) !== 0x80) return false
+ return data[1] >= 192 && data[1] <= 223
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packages/voip/src/crypto/srtp.ts (1)
224-224: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftBound the send-context state.
sendContextsretains oneSrtpContextfor every distinctpacket.header.ssrc. A caller can create unbounded retained state by sending packets with new SSRC values. Reject unknown send SSRCs or apply a safe fixed bound. Do not silently evict an active SRTP context because that can reset its packet-index state.As per coding guidelines: "Every potentially unbounded in-memory map or queue must be bounded, using
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packages/voip/src/call/WaCallMediaSession.ts (1)
1399-1403:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse the RTX original sequence number to reorder media.
The code extracts the PT 103 original sequence number only for
emitInboundVideoRtp.H264Depacketizer.push()receives packets in arrival order and cannot use that sequence number. If an RTX packet arrives after a later FU-A fragment, the depacketizer still assembles fragments in the wrong order and cannot repair the frame. Add sequence-aware reordering before depacketization.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/voip/src/crypto/srtp.ts`:
- Line 224: Bound the sendContexts map in the send path before storing a new
SrtpContext: reject unknown SSRCs or enforce a safe fixed capacity via
setBoundedMapEntry(). Do not silently evict active SRTP contexts or reset their
packet-index state, and preserve existing behavior for already-known SSRCs.
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In `@packages/voip/src/call/WaCallMediaSession.ts`:
- Around line 1399-1403: Update the inbound video path around
H264Depacketizer.push so RTX packets are reordered using their extracted
original sequence number before depacketization. Pass packets to push in
sequence order, while preserving normal RTP ordering for non-RTX packets and the
existing emitInboundVideoRtp behavior.
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<violation number="1" location="packages/voip/src/crypto/srtp.ts:240">
P1: When 33 distinct authenticated SSRCs arrive, this FIFO eviction can discard an active SSRC's replay state, allowing previously accepted packets for that SSRC to pass after reinitialization. Preserve replay state for evicted SSRCs or reject new SSRCs when the context cap is full.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/voip/src/media/h264.ts:168">
P2: When an oversized STAP-A passes the outer raw-payload check, `appendNal` resets the accumulated frame and `appendStapA` continues appending later NALs. With the marker set, `push` emits that suffix as a frame with lost NALs; stop parsing and drop the access unit after overflow.</violation>
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| const packet = ctx.unprotect(data) | ||
| if (this.recvContexts.size >= SrtpSession.MAX_RECV_CONTEXTS) { | ||
| const oldest = this.recvContexts.keys().next().value | ||
| if (oldest !== undefined) this.recvContexts.delete(oldest) |
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P1: When 33 distinct authenticated SSRCs arrive, this FIFO eviction can discard an active SSRC's replay state, allowing previously accepted packets for that SSRC to pass after reinitialization. Preserve replay state for evicted SSRCs or reject new SSRCs when the context cap is full.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/voip/src/crypto/srtp.ts, line 240:
<comment>When 33 distinct authenticated SSRCs arrive, this FIFO eviction can discard an active SSRC's replay state, allowing previously accepted packets for that SSRC to pass after reinitialization. Preserve replay state for evicted SSRCs or reject new SSRCs when the context cap is full.</comment>
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@@ -226,11 +227,20 @@ export class SrtpSession {
+ const packet = ctx.unprotect(data)
+ if (this.recvContexts.size >= SrtpSession.MAX_RECV_CONTEXTS) {
+ const oldest = this.recvContexts.keys().next().value
+ if (oldest !== undefined) this.recvContexts.delete(oldest)
+ }
this.recvContexts.set(header.ssrc, ctx)
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| this.bufferedBytes + START_CODE.length + nal.length > | ||
| H264Depacketizer.MAX_BUFFERED_BYTES | ||
| ) { | ||
| this.resetFrame(this.timestamp ?? 0) |
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P2: When an oversized STAP-A passes the outer raw-payload check, appendNal resets the accumulated frame and appendStapA continues appending later NALs. With the marker set, push emits that suffix as a frame with lost NALs; stop parsing and drop the access unit after overflow.
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<comment>When an oversized STAP-A passes the outer raw-payload check, `appendNal` resets the accumulated frame and `appendStapA` continues appending later NALs. With the marker set, `push` emits that suffix as a frame with lost NALs; stop parsing and drop the access unit after overflow.</comment>
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@@ -103,49 +103,74 @@ export function packetizeWhatsAppH264AccessUnit(data: Uint8Array, maxPayload = 8
+ this.bufferedBytes + START_CODE.length + nal.length >
+ H264Depacketizer.MAX_BUFFERED_BYTES
+ ) {
+ this.resetFrame(this.timestamp ?? 0)
+ return
+ }
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npm test --workspace=@zapo-js/voip(77 tests passed)npm run typecheck --workspace=@zapo-js/voipnpx eslint packages/voip/srcnpm run build --workspace=@zapo-js/voipNotes
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