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fix(mqttRoots): accept roots and segments in any script - #171
The mqttRoots validator required printable ASCII, so a community root written in its own letters (msh/EU_868/NO/Østlandet, msh/EU_868/SE/Göteborg) couldn't be added to the directory. The firmware stores the root as UTF-8 and only limits it to 31 bytes. Nordic communities raised this on meshtastic/design#167; the Apple app already accepts these roots (meshtastic/Meshtastic-Apple#2710) and meshtastic/Meshtastic-Android#7960 does the same for Android.
What changed
A root is rejected for whitespace, control or invisible characters ([\s\p{Cc}\p{Cf}]) instead of anything outside printable ASCII. The 31-byte, wildcard, empty segment and /2 rules are unchanged.
A subdivisionSegments value may use letters and digits in any script ([\p{L}\p{N}_-]).
Testing
tsx tools/validate.ts passes on the current data.
With a temporary msh/EU_868/NO/Østlandet entry and a MøreogRomsdal segment the validator passes; a root with a zero-width space is rejected.
Biome clean.
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Documentation
Clarified that MQTT roots are limited to 31 UTF-8 bytes and may include letters from any script, while excluding whitespace and invisible characters.
Bug Fixes
Expanded validation to accept Unicode letters and numbers in subdivision segments.
The validator required printable ASCII, so a community root written in
its own letters (msh/EU_868/NO/Østlandet) could not be added, though the
firmware stores the root as UTF-8 and only limits it to 31 bytes. Roots
now reject whitespace, control and invisible characters instead, and
subdivision segments allow letters and digits in any script.
The MQTT root documentation and validation now allow letters from any script within the stated UTF-8 limit. Root validation rejects whitespace, control characters, and format characters. Subdivision segments allow Unicode letters and numbers, underscores, and hyphens.
Changes: MQTT root validation
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Summary
Unicode root and subdivision checks tools/validate.ts
The documentation describes the 31-byte UTF-8 limit and permitted character types. Root validation rejects whitespace, control characters, and format characters. Subdivision validation allows Unicode letters and numbers, underscores, and hyphens.
The relaxed validation can accept look-alike roots containing invisible characters, and it rejects legitimate subdivision names in some scripts. These are narrow gaps in a validation tool, so the PR is mergeable once owners are aware of them. Fixing both before merge is preferable.
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A rabbit checks each root with care, Across the scripts, new letters fare. The segments welcome numbers too, With underscores and hyphens through. The rules are clear, the checks are done, And off hops Bunny in the sun.
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Review comments at @tools/validate.ts:
- Line 219: Update the validation check on e.root to reject Unicode
Default_Ignorable_Code_Point characters in addition to whitespace, control
characters, and format characters, ensuring invisible characters such as U+034F
are rejected.
- Line 275: Update the segment validation regex in the validation flow to allow
Unicode marks needed in subdivision names, while continuing to reject invisible
characters and preserving the existing letter, number, underscore, and hyphen
rules.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject invisible characters outside Cf.
A root such as msh/US/CA\u034F passes this check, although U+034F is invisible. It looks like msh/US/CA but identifies a different MQTT topic. Reject \p{Default_Ignorable_Code_Point} as well. (unicode.org)
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Review comment at @tools/validate.ts at line 219:
Update the validation check on e.root to reject Unicode
Default_Ignorable_Code_Point characters in addition to whitespace, control
characters, and format characters, ensuring invisible characters such as U+034F
are rejected.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Allow marks needed by subdivision names.
This expression rejects दिल्ली because its vowel signs and virama are Unicode marks, not letters. NFC does not remove those marks. Directory mappings therefore cannot preserve subdivision names in scripts such as Devanagari and Thai. Allow required \p{M} characters while still rejecting invisible characters. (unicode.org)
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @tools/validate.ts at line 275:
Update the segment validation regex in the validation flow to allow Unicode
marks needed in subdivision names, while continuing to reject invisible
characters and preserving the existing letter, number, underscore, and hyphen
rules.
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The
mqttRootsvalidator required printable ASCII, so a community root written in its own letters (msh/EU_868/NO/Østlandet,msh/EU_868/SE/Göteborg) couldn't be added to the directory. The firmware stores the root as UTF-8 and only limits it to 31 bytes. Nordic communities raised this on meshtastic/design#167; the Apple app already accepts these roots (meshtastic/Meshtastic-Apple#2710) and meshtastic/Meshtastic-Android#7960 does the same for Android.What changed
[\s\p{Cc}\p{Cf}]) instead of anything outside printable ASCII. The 31-byte, wildcard, empty segment and/2rules are unchanged.subdivisionSegmentsvalue may use letters and digits in any script ([\p{L}\p{N}_-]).Testing
tsx tools/validate.tspasses on the current data.msh/EU_868/NO/Østlandetentry and aMøreogRomsdalsegment the validator passes; a root with a zero-width space is rejected.Summary by CodeRabbit