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# BetterSEQTA Cloud — settings sync (server specification)
This document describes the HTTP API the BetterSEQTA+ extension expects for **cloud backup of extension settings**. The client is implemented in the extension repo; the accounts service (`accounts.betterseqta.org`) must implement these endpoints.
## Purpose
- Store **one JSON document per authenticated BetterSEQTA Cloud user** representing a snapshot of the extensions `chrome.storage.local` data (theme, layout, plugin settings, `plugin.*` keys, etc.).
- The extension **does not upload OAuth tokens** (`bsplus_token`, `bsplus_refresh_token`, `bsplus_client_id`, `bsplus_user`). Those remain only on the client.
- **Download** replaces local storage with the stored snapshot, then the client reapplies the current devices session tokens so the user stays signed in.
## Base URL
All routes below are relative to:
`https://accounts.betterseqta.org`
## Authentication
Every request must include:
```http
Authorization: Bearer <access_token>
```
Use the same **access tokens** issued by the existing BetterSEQTA+ OAuth flows (`/api/bsplus/login`, `/api/bsplus/refresh`). Resolve the user from the token; the document is scoped to that user.
## Endpoints
### `PUT /api/bsplus/settings/sync`
Upserts the callers settings backup.
**Request body (JSON):**
```json
{
"schemaVersion": 1,
"data": {
"...": "flat key-value map mirroring extension storage (see Payload shape)"
}
}
```
- **`schemaVersion`**: integer. The extension currently sends `1`. The server may reject unknown major versions or store it for future migrations.
- **`data`**: object whose keys are storage keys (strings) and values are JSON-serializable values (same types as stored in `chrome.storage.local`).
**Success response:** HTTP `200` (or `201` if you prefer create semantics). Example:
```json
{
"updated_at": "2026-04-07T12:00:00.000Z"
}
```
`updated_at` should be an ISO 8601 timestamp of the save time. The extension displays success without requiring extra fields.
**Error responses:** Standard JSON error body if applicable, e.g. `{ "error": "message" }`, with appropriate HTTP status (`401`, `413`, `422`, etc.).
---
### `GET /api/bsplus/settings/sync`
Returns the callers latest settings backup.
**Success response:** HTTP `200` with body:
```json
{
"schemaVersion": 1,
"data": { },
"updated_at": "2026-04-07T12:00:00.000Z"
}
```
- **`data`**: required for restore; must be the same shape as accepted in `PUT` (flat map of storage keys).
- **`schemaVersion`**: optional but recommended; should match what was stored.
- **`updated_at`**: optional; included for UX if the client shows “last backup” time.
**No backup yet:** HTTP **`404`**. The extension treats this as “nothing in the cloud” and shows an error to the user.
**Error responses:** `401` if the token is invalid, etc.
---
## Suggested database shape
Example relational layout:
| Column | Type | Notes |
|---------------|-------------|--------|
| `user_id` | FK → users | Unique per backup row (one row per user). |
| `payload` | JSON / JSONB| Store `{ "schemaVersion", "data" }` or only `data` + separate `schema_version` column. |
| `updated_at` | timestamptz | Set on each successful `PUT`. |
Unique constraint on `user_id`.
## Semantics
- **Last write wins:** each `PUT` replaces the stored backup for that user.
- **Optional later:** `If-Unmodified-Since` or a `revision` field for conflict detection (not required for v1).
## Security and privacy
- **Encryption at rest** for `payload` is recommended.
- Payload may contain **school-related UI preferences** and plugin data; treat as **user data** under your privacy policy.
- **Do not require or store** refresh/access tokens in the payload; the extension already strips them on upload.
### Never included in the sync payload (`chrome.storage.local` only)
The backup is a flat JSON map of **`chrome.storage.local`** keys. It does **not** include:
- **IndexedDB** — e.g. the Global Search index (`betterseqta-index` and related DBs) lives outside extension storage and is never serialized here.
- **OAuth / session keys** — `bsplus_token`, `bsplus_refresh_token`, `bsplus_client_id`, `bsplus_user`, plus legacy `cloudAccessToken` / `cloudUsername`.
- **Assessment Averages caches** — `plugin.assessments-average.storage.assessments`, `plugin.assessments-average.storage.weightings` (school assessment data).
- **Keys under** `plugin.global-search.storage.*` — reserved so any future plugin storage cache there is not synced.
On restore, those keys are **not** taken from the server; the device keeps its current local values.
## Client reference (extension)
- Upload / dev export: `buildUploadPayload` / `getSnapshotForUpload` in `src/seqta/utils/cloudSettingsSync.ts` (strips OAuth-related keys and sensitive device keys above).
- Download: `applyDownloadedEnvelope` after `GET`; local auth keys and sensitive device keys are merged back after `chrome.storage.local.clear()`.