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This adds custom emoji import from Misskey packed emoji ZIP archives in the
administration dashboard.
Uploaded archives are stored privately, an import job is created, and a Fedify
background task processes the archive. The import status page shows the job
state and imported, skipped, and failed counts.
The importer:
reads emoji names, categories, and image filenames from meta.json
validates actual image data and accepts PNG, JPEG, GIF, and WebP files
limits archive size, entry count, and extracted size
rejects unsafe archive paths
skips existing shortcodes without overwriting images
cleans up temporary archives and images left by failed registrations
Verification
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mise exec -- pnpm test --run src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.test.ts
Manually uploaded a Misskey packed emoji ZIP using filesystem storage and
confirmed emoji registration, status display, and temporary archive cleanup
Confirmed the same behavior using private S3-compatible object storage
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The administration dashboard can upload Misskey packed emoji ZIP archives. Background jobs validate and import archive entries, record job results, and remove the stored archive.
Adds import-job state and ZIP size limits. Supports temporary archive storage in a local directory or a private S3-compatible bucket. Documents the settings and their mutual-exclusion requirement.
Dashboard upload and job status src/pages/emojis.tsx, CHANGES.md, changes.d/emoji-zip-import.md
Adds the ZIP upload form and submission route. Creates a pending job, enqueues it, and displays job status and counts. Adds changelog entries for the feature.
Adds ZIP extraction and manifest validation, imports eligible emoji images, records completion or failure, and recovers stale processing jobs. Registers the task with background jobs and tests a successful import.
sequenceDiagram
participant Admin
participant EmojiUploadRoute
participant EmojiImportStorage
participant ImportJobDatabase
participant CustomEmojiImportTask
Admin->>EmojiUploadRoute: Submit ZIP archive
EmojiUploadRoute->>EmojiImportStorage: Store archive
EmojiUploadRoute->>ImportJobDatabase: Create pending job
EmojiUploadRoute->>CustomEmojiImportTask: Enqueue job
CustomEmojiImportTask->>EmojiImportStorage: Read archive
CustomEmojiImportTask->>ImportJobDatabase: Record job status and counts
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Possibly related issues
fedify-dev/hollo#686 — Requests dashboard ZIP upload for registering multiple custom emojis; this change implements import from Misskey packed emoji archives.
ZIP imports may register malformed or unusually large images. Tighten image validation before merge or accept this bounded risk; the previously reported configuration, extraction, and documentation issues appear resolved.
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The title "feat(ui): Add ZIP import for custom emojis" matches the main change. The raw summary and objectives both show a ZIP import of Misskey packed emoji archives in the admin dashboard, with the …
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[#686] The PR implements the requested dashboard ZIP import. src/pages/emojis.tsx accepts an archive, stores it privately, creates an import job, and queues processing. `src/custom-emoji-import-task…
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The changed files support #686. The storage configuration, archive limits, safe extraction, import-job schema, background task registration, status page, tests, documentation, and changelog implement …
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The title "feat(ui): Add ZIP import for custom emojis" matches the main change. The raw summary and objectives both show a ZIP import of Misskey packed emoji archives in the admin dashboard, with the emoji page upload form and job status views. The title is concise and specific. It does not list every detail, which is expected.
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The description is related to the changeset. It states that uploaded archives are stored privately, an import job is created, and a Fedify background task processes the archive. It lists the importer behavior (meta.json parsing, image validation, archive limits, unsafe path rejection, shortcode skipping, cleanup). It also gives verification steps. This matches the code summaries for the import tasks, config limits, storage, and emoji page routes.
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[#686] The PR implements the requested dashboard ZIP import. src/pages/emojis.tsx accepts an archive, stores it privately, creates an import job, and queues processing. src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.ts imports multiple custom emojis from the Misskey packed format and records imported, skipped, and failed counts. The automated test covers job completion, emoji registration, category, image storage, and archive removal. The issue’s folder-name and filename mapping is presented as a proposal, not a required acceptance criterion.
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Actionable comments posted: 7
Nitpick comments: 1
src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.test.ts: 1
55-134: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add tests for the validation and failure paths.
The file has one happy-path test. The importer's security and robustness logic has no coverage:
unsafe entry paths
entry-count and extracted-size limits
an existing shortcode being skipped without replacing its image
an unsupported image type
a missing meta.json or an invalid manifest
archive cleanup after failure (onError)
stale-job recover
Add at least tests for path rejection, the size limits, and duplicate skipping.
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Review comment at @src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.test.ts around lines 55 - 134:
Extend the “Custom emoji import tasks” test suite with cases that verify unsafe
archive entry paths are rejected, entry-count and extracted-size limits are
enforced, and an existing shortcode is skipped without replacing its image;
assert the resulting job counts and preserved image behavior.
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Review comments at @changes.d/emoji-zip-import.md:
- Around line 6-7: Update the Misskey packed emoji ZIP import changelog entry to
list EMOJI_IMPORT_FS_PATH, S3_EMOJI_IMPORT_BUCKET,
EMOJI_IMPORT_MAX_ARCHIVE_BYTES, EMOJI_IMPORT_MAX_ENTRY_COUNT, and
EMOJI_IMPORT_MAX_EXTRACTED_BYTES with their defaults from the implementation,
and note that one of the storage variables must be set to enable the feature.
Apply the same update to the matching CHANGES.md entry.
Review comments at @docs/src/content/docs/install/env.mdx:
- Around line 512-528: Extend the “Custom emoji import archive storage” section
in the English `install/env.mdx` guide and every localized counterpart with
entries for `EMOJI_IMPORT_MAX_ARCHIVE_BYTES`, `EMOJI_IMPORT_MAX_ENTRY_COUNT`,
and `EMOJI_IMPORT_MAX_EXTRACTED_BYTES`, documenting their respective defaults of
50 MiB, 1,000 entries, and 250 MiB.
Review comments at @docs/src/content/docs/ja/install/env.mdx:
- Line 510: Add a `###` section heading for the emoji import variables and
change the `EMOJI_IMPORT_FS_PATH` and `S3_EMOJI_IMPORT_BUCKET` headings to
`####` so they appear as children of that section.
Review comments at @src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.ts:
- Around line 205-221: Move the completed-job update in this flow ahead of
archive deletion so the imported, skipped, and failed counts are persisted
first. Then wrap archiveDisk.delete(job.archiveKey) in a try/catch and log any
deletion error without changing the completed job status.
- Line 371: Update the archive extraction flow around unzipper.push to feed the
archive in bounded slices and mark only the final slice as final, while stopping
further pushes once extraction fails; preserve handling for an empty archive. In
onfile, reject entries whose provided file.originalSize exceeds the remaining
extraction budget before inflation begins.
Review comments at @src/pages/emojis.tsx:
- Line 287: Update the ZIP upload page’s DashboardLayout title to “Hollo: Upload
custom emojis,” make the packed-format link text a complete sentence without a
leading space, change the chooser text to “Click to choose a ZIP file,” and
remove the empty hint span or fill it with the ZIP size limit.
Review comments at @src/storage-config.ts:
- Around line 73-74: Normalize empty values for S3_EMOJI_IMPORT_BUCKET and
EMOJI_IMPORT_FS_PATH in their exported configuration declarations so they
resolve to undefined and existing unset checks behave correctly; also comment
out the empty S3_EMOJI_IMPORT_BUCKET entry in the sample environment
configuration.
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Review comments at @src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.test.ts:
- Around line 55-134: Extend the “Custom emoji import tasks” test suite with
cases that verify unsafe archive entry paths are rejected, entry-count and
extracted-size limits are enforced, and an existing shortcode is skipped without
replacing its image; assert the resulting job counts and preserved image
behavior.
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src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.ts: 1
138-145: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Validate image content with sharp, not only the file-type signature.
fileTypeFromBuffer checks magic bytes only. A file with a valid PNG header can have extreme dimensions or corrupt data. The importer stores it publicly and registers it as an emoji. The manual POST / path has the same weakness, but this path accepts up to 1,000 images per archive.
sharp is already a dependency. Read the image metadata and skip images that fail to parse or exceed a dimension limit.
Define MAX_EMOJI_DIMENSION (for example, 1024) next to allowedTypes.
Based on learnings: "do not trust or validate based solely on client-supplied MIME type or file extension... validate the actual binary content (e.g., using an image-processing library like sharp...)".
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After the `fileTypeFromBuffer` and `allowedTypes` check, validate the image
bytes with `sharp` metadata and skip the archive entry if parsing fails or
either dimension exceeds the defined emoji limit; increment `skippedCount` and
continue without storing or registering that image.
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- Around line 138-145: After the `fileTypeFromBuffer` and `allowedTypes` check,
validate the image bytes with `sharp` metadata and skip the archive entry if
parsing fails or either dimension exceeds the defined emoji limit; increment
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fileTypeFromBuffer() checks only magic bytes, so the importer does not validate actual image contents. In a local run, a 45-byte .png file with an IHDR chunk declaring 100000×100000 pixels and no IDAT chunk was imported and served as image/png at /assets/emojis/huge-png.png. A truncated or corrupt image with a valid signature can be registered the same way. The PR description says the importer validates actual image data; this check does not.
sharp is already a dependency. Decode each candidate with sharp(content, { limitInputPixels: ... }).metadata() or re-encode it, reject unreadable images, and enforce a dimension or pixel limit. Misskey caps each emoji file at 32 MB, while this importer has only the 250 MiB total budget; add a per-image byte cap too. Handle failures per entry so one bad image cannot abort the job.
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files is a plain object, and content == null does not prove that the archive contains the entry. For a fileName such as __proto__, files["__proto__"] resolves to Object.prototype, so the null check passes and fileTypeFromBuffer() throws a TypeError at line 138. That call sits outside the per-entry try, so the whole job aborts. I reproduced this with a manifest that referenced a missing __proto__ entry: one emoji was imported, then the job failed with TypeError: Expected the input argument to be of type Uint8Array or ArrayBuffer, got object, and the status page showed imported 0, skipped 0, failed 0.
Use a Map or Object.create(null) for extracted entries, check Object.hasOwn(), and move the type detection into the per-entry try so a malformed entry is counted instead of stopping the import.
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This compensating delete is not guarded. If imageDisk.delete() throws after put() succeeded but the insert failed, the exception escapes the per-entry catch, the loop stops, and all counters for the run are lost. Wrap the delete in its own try/catch, log the failure, and still increment failedCount for this entry.
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The imported, skipped, and failed counts are written only in this final completed update. If the handler throws after some emojis were registered, onError() marks the job failed without saving those counts, so the status page shows 0 / 0 / 0 even though rows exist. onError() then deletes the archive at line 257, and retryPolicy: () => null disables retries, so the operator cannot rerun the job either. The same happens when archiveDisk.getBytes() fails before the loop: the archive is deleted and the job is permanently failed. I hit the count problem in the __proto__ case above: the imported emoji remained in the database while the job reported zero imports.
Persist progress before or during the run, or at least save the current counters in onError(). Decide how a failed job should be retried or resumed. If the archive is kept for a retry, add a cleanup policy for jobs that are never retried. The archive delete in onError() is not wrapped in try/catch either; a retry or a periodic sweep would cover a transient storage error in both paths.
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Every import writes to emojis/${shortcode}.${extension}. If transaction A writes the object and then rolls back, its advisory lock is released before the catch block deletes the key. Transaction B can acquire the lock, write the same key, and commit; A's later delete then removes B's image, leaving B's custom_emojis row pointing at a missing file. The manual upload route in src/pages/emojis.tsx uses the same key pattern without this advisory lock, so a manual upload can be affected too.
Use a unique object key per attempt (for example, include the job ID or a UUID) and delete only the object owned by that attempt, or verify that no row references the key before deleting it. The two registration paths should share one duplicate policy.
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The “Upload ZIP” action and the GET/emojis/zip form are rendered even when EMOJI_IMPORT_DISK is undefined. In that state the only feedback is a plain-text 503 Service Unavailable after the operator uploads a file. Hide or disable the action when storage is not configured, or render the ZIP page with a short configuration notice that names EMOJI_IMPORT_FS_PATH and S3_EMOJI_IMPORT_BUCKET.
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The copy and labels do not match the rest of the dashboard. The heading uses title case (Upload Custom Emojis (ZIP)) while neighboring pages use sentence case. The link text is a sentence fragment with a leading space ( support Misskey's packed emoji format). The field label says Zip, the input still uses name="image" and aria-label="Emoji image Zip" from the single-image form, and the submit button says Add emoji instead of Upload ZIP. The target="_blank" link also lacks rel="noopener noreferrer". These are small, but this page is the entry point for the feature.
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The status page shows only aggregate counts and has no link back to /emojis or to a job list. Once the admin navigates away, there is no way to find the job again, and a failed job only says to check the server logs. Add a link back, and consider recording per-entry reasons for skipped and failed entries so the operator can see which emoji was dropped and why. The jobId == null check a few lines below is dead code because c.req.param("jobId") already returned a string.
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The suite has one happy-path test. None of the security or failure behavior this PR advertises is covered: unsafe paths, entry-count and extracted-size limits, duplicate shortcodes across categories, missing or malformed meta.json, image validation, cleanup after a failed registration, archive removal on failure, recover(), and the new routes. The project guidelines require tests for new functionality, and these are the paths most likely to regress. Add focused tests for the rejection cases and for a partial failure, including the expected counts and storage state.
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The section documents the variables but not the condition that enables the feature. Add a sentence that the ZIP import page returns 503 Service Unavailable unless EMOJI_IMPORT_FS_PATH or S3_EMOJI_IMPORT_BUCKET is set.
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Closes #686.
This adds custom emoji import from Misskey packed emoji ZIP archives in the
administration dashboard.
Uploaded archives are stored privately, an import job is created, and a Fedify
background task processes the archive. The import status page shows the job
state and imported, skipped, and failed counts.
The importer:
meta.jsonVerification
mise run checkmise exec -- pnpm test --run src/custom-emoji-import-tasks.test.tsconfirmed emoji registration, status display, and temporary archive cleanup
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