Navidrome-MCP

/** * Timeout constants for radio stream validation operations * * Different timeout values based on operation context to balance * thoroughness with performance and user experience. */ /** * Timeout for single, explicit validation operations * Used when user specifically requests validation of a stream * Higher timeout allows for more thorough testing */ export const SINGLE_VALIDATION_TIMEOUT = 8000; // 8 seconds /** * Timeout for batch validation operations * Used when validating multiple streams in batch operations * Balanced timeout to avoid excessive wait times for multiple validations */ export const BATCH_VALIDATION_TIMEOUT = 3000; // 3 seconds /** * Timeout for discovery validation operations * Used when auto-validating discovered radio stations * Lower timeout for quick feedback when validating many discovered stations */ export const DISCOVERY_VALIDATION_TIMEOUT = 2000; // 2 seconds /** * Maximum allowed timeout for any validation operation * Hard limit to prevent excessively long waits */ export const MAX_VALIDATION_TIMEOUT = 30000; // 30 seconds /** * Minimum allowed timeout for any validation operation * Ensures sufficient time for network operations */ export const MIN_VALIDATION_TIMEOUT = 1000; // 1 second /** * Radio stream validation timing and buffer constants * Used internally by the validation process for optimal performance */ export const RADIO_VALIDATION = { /** * Ratio of total timeout to allocate for HEAD request * 60% of total timeout allows time for subsequent audio sampling */ HEAD_TIMEOUT_RATIO: 0.6, /** * Minimum timeout for audio sampling phase * Ensures sufficient time to detect audio content even with slow connections */ MIN_SAMPLE_TIMEOUT: 2000, // 2 seconds /** * Buffer size for audio content sampling * 8KB provides good balance between detection accuracy and efficiency */ SAMPLE_BUFFER_SIZE: 8192, // 8KB /** * Timeout for reading stream content during validation * Prevents hanging on non-responsive streams during content analysis */ STREAM_READ_TIMEOUT: 3000, // 3 seconds /** * Fallback HEAD timeout when calculated value would be too high * Prevents excessive wait times for HEAD requests */ FALLBACK_HEAD_TIMEOUT: 4000, // 4 seconds } as const;