The packaged Electron renderer loads from file://, so its Stripe checkout
and portal requests carry no Referer and an opaque/absent Origin.
resolveTrustedRequestOrigin() returned undefined and the routes threw
INVALID_ORIGIN ("Missing trusted request origin"), blocking FLUX purchases
on desktop. Web and mobile were unaffected because they send a trusted web
origin. CORS was not the blocker: file:// requests already reach the API
(balance, providers, characters all work), so only the checkout-specific
redirect-base dependency failed.
Stripe success_url/cancel_url/return_url must be http(s) URLs, so file://
can never be a valid redirect base. Replace the trusted-origin requirement
with resolveCheckoutRedirectBase(), which prefers the request's trusted
origin (web/mobile return to where they started) and falls back to a
configured canonical web app URL (WEB_APP_URL, default https://airi.moeru.ai)
for origin-less clients like the desktop app.
On the client, the desktop app opens checkout in the system browser via
window.open (routed through setWindowOpenHandler -> shell.openExternal)
instead of navigating the file:// window to Stripe, and refreshes the FLUX
balance on window focus since it never receives the success_url redirect.
@proj-airi/server
HTTP and WebSocket backend for AIRI. This app owns auth, billing, chat synchronization, gateway forwarding, and server-side observability export.
What It Does
- Serves the Hono-based API and WebSocket endpoints.
- Uses Postgres as the source of truth for users, billing, and durable state.
- Uses Redis for cache, KV, Pub/Sub, and Streams.
- Forwards GenAI requests to the configured upstream gateway and records billing from usage.
- Exports traces, metrics, and logs through OpenTelemetry.
How To Use It
Install dependencies from the repo root and run scoped commands:
pnpm -F @proj-airi/server typecheck
pnpm -F @proj-airi/server exec vitest run
pnpm -F @proj-airi/server build
For local observability infrastructure, use:
docker compose -f apps/server/docker-compose.otel.yml up -d
ADDITIONAL_TRUSTED_ORIGINS (LAN / Capacitor dev)
When the mobile dev server uses a non-localhost origin (for example https://10.x.x.x:5273 from cap copy ios / capacitor.config.json), set ADDITIONAL_TRUSTED_ORIGINS in apps/server/.env.local to a comma-separated list of exact origins (parsed and normalized at startup). Example:
ADDITIONAL_TRUSTED_ORIGINS=https://10.0.0.129:5273,https://198.18.0.1:5273
Restart the API server after changing this variable.