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Introduces WotService - the core Web of Trust graph logic. Builds a 2-hop trust graph rooted at the relay owner's pubkey by fetching kind-3 follow lists from configured seed relays.
Also patches the wot: config block (#623) with the missing seedRelays field, and updates the settings unit tests accordingly.

Related Issue

Closes (#626).

How Has This Been Tested?

14 new unit tests in test/unit/services/wot-service.spec.ts cover:

  • Initial state (not ready, no pubkeys trusted)
  • seedPubkey always trusted regardless of follower count
  • minimumFollowers threshold : pubkeys above pass, pubkeys below are rejected
  • Unknown pubkeys return false
  • In-flight build guard — concurrent buildGraph() calls are no-ops
  • building flag cleared correctly even when the build throws
  • Tag parsing — non-p tags and pubkeys shorter than 64 chars ignored
  • reset() clears all state and allows a fresh build

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Screenshot 2026-06-07 at 1 38 43 PM Passing all unit test mentioned above

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  • [ X ] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

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  • [ X ] I have added tests to cover my code changes.
  • [ X ] I added a changeset, or this is docs-only and I added an empty changeset.
  • [ X ] All new and existing tests passed.

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coverage: 66.831% (-0.2%) from 66.995% — saniddhyaDubey:feat/wot#2-service into cameri:main

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settled = true
clearTimeout(timer)
try { ws.close() } catch { /* ignore */ }

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does this clean up the events listening on open, message, error, close?


ws.on('error', (err) => {
logger.warn('wot-service: WebSocket error for %s: %o', relayUrl, err)
finish()

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should we pass the error and end with a rejection instead of resolve()?

relayUrls.map((url) => fetchEvents(url, filter, timeoutMs))
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const seen = new Set<string>()

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this dedup in memory is unbounded, so for a popular user following many other usrs this can cause Nostream to get OOM-killed

In these scenarios, we are better off using a bloom filter, and use streams to process the information so the amount of memory used is manageable

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public constructor(private readonly fetcher: RelayFetcher = fetchFromRelays) {}

public async buildGraph(settings: WoTSettings): Promise<void> {

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the amount of memory used by this function will also be quite significant, would it be a better choice to try and build the graph using PostgreSQL and use queries instead?

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