infra/modules/kubernetes/f1-stream/files/internal/store/health.go
Viktor Barzin 7a444b43fa [ci skip] Add reverse proxy mode to f1-stream
Replace CPU-intensive headless Chrome + WebRTC pipeline with a
lightweight Go reverse proxy that strips anti-framing headers
(X-Frame-Options, CSP) and embeds streaming sites in iframes.

- New internal/proxy package with URL rewriting for HTML/CSS
- JS shim injection to intercept fetch/XHR/WebSocket/createElement
- Referer reconstruction for correct cross-origin auth (HLS streams)
- Inline iframe viewer preserving site navigation (not fullscreen overlay)
2026-02-21 21:23:21 +00:00

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package store
import (
"f1-stream/internal/models"
)
func (s *Store) LoadHealthStates() ([]models.HealthState, error) {
s.healthMu.RLock()
defer s.healthMu.RUnlock()
var states []models.HealthState
if err := readJSON(s.filePath("health_state.json"), &states); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return states, nil
}
func (s *Store) SaveHealthStates(states []models.HealthState) error {
s.healthMu.Lock()
defer s.healthMu.Unlock()
return writeJSON(s.filePath("health_state.json"), states)
}
// HealthMap returns a map of URL -> Healthy status. It reads the health state
// file directly without acquiring healthMu to avoid deadlock when called from
// methods that already hold other locks (e.g., PublicStreams, GetActiveScrapedLinks).
// URLs not present in the map are implicitly healthy.
func (s *Store) HealthMap() map[string]bool {
var states []models.HealthState
if err := readJSON(s.filePath("health_state.json"), &states); err != nil {
return make(map[string]bool)
}
m := make(map[string]bool, len(states))
for _, st := range states {
m[st.URL] = st.Healthy
}
return m
}