A Bluesky Archival Tool

docs: create specification for 003-large-export-batching

Addresses T049 from 002-archive-export for batched processing of large
archives (10,000+ posts) to prevent memory issues.

Key requirements:
- Batch size: 1,000 posts per batch
- Memory limit: < 500MB for any archive size
- Support 100,000+ post archives
- Backward compatible with small archives
- Streaming writes for JSON/CSV

Ready for /speckit.plan

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specs/003-large-export-batching/spec.md
··· 1 + # Feature Specification: Large Export Batching 2 + 3 + **Feature Branch**: `003-large-export-batching` 4 + **Created**: 2025-11-01 5 + **Status**: Draft 6 + **Input**: User description: "Implement batched processing for large archive exports (10,000+ posts) to prevent memory issues" 7 + 8 + ## User Scenarios & Testing *(mandatory)* 9 + 10 + ### User Story 1 - Export Large Archive Without Memory Issues (Priority: P1) 11 + 12 + Users with large archives (50,000+ posts) need to export their complete data without experiencing memory errors, crashes, or performance degradation. 13 + 14 + **Why this priority**: Core functionality enabling large archive users to back up their data. Without this, the export feature is unusable for power users. 15 + 16 + **Independent Test**: Create test archive with 50,000 posts, export to JSON, verify memory usage stays below 500MB and export completes successfully. 17 + 18 + **Acceptance Scenarios**: 19 + 20 + 1. **Given** user has 50,000 archived posts, **When** user exports to JSON format, **Then** export completes in under 2 minutes with memory usage < 500MB 21 + 2. **Given** user has 100,000 archived posts, **When** user exports to CSV format, **Then** export completes without errors and output file contains all posts 22 + 3. **Given** user exports large archive, **When** monitoring progress, **Then** progress updates appear every 5 seconds showing accurate post count 23 + 24 + --- 25 + 26 + ### User Story 2 - Maintain Performance for Small Archives (Priority: P2) 27 + 28 + Users with small archives (< 5,000 posts) continue to experience fast exports with no performance regression from batching implementation. 29 + 30 + **Why this priority**: Ensures backward compatibility and prevents degradation for majority of users who have smaller archives. 31 + 32 + **Independent Test**: Export 500-post archive, compare completion time and output to v0.3.0 baseline - should be identical or faster. 33 + 34 + **Acceptance Scenarios**: 35 + 36 + 1. **Given** user has 500 archived posts, **When** user exports to JSON, **Then** export completes in under 2 seconds (same as v0.3.0) 37 + 2. **Given** user has small archive, **When** comparing output files, **Then** output is byte-identical to non-batched export 38 + 39 + --- 40 + 41 + ### Edge Cases 42 + 43 + - **Empty batch mid-export**: If database returns 0 posts for a batch unexpectedly, system logs warning and continues to next batch 44 + - **Database connection lost**: Export fails gracefully, cleans up partial files, reports which batch failed 45 + - **Disk space exhausted mid-export**: Error reported to user, partial export cleaned up automatically 46 + - **Very large posts** (max 300 graphemes with rich embeds): Batch size adjusted dynamically if individual posts exceed 1MB 47 + - **Date range filters on large archives**: Batching works correctly with filtered queries, not just full exports 48 + 49 + ## Requirements *(mandatory)* 50 + 51 + ### Functional Requirements 52 + 53 + - **FR-001**: System MUST retrieve posts from database in fixed batches of 1,000 posts per batch 54 + - **FR-002**: System MUST process each batch immediately and write to export file before fetching next batch 55 + - **FR-003**: System MUST update export progress after each batch completes 56 + - **FR-004**: System MUST maintain memory usage below 500MB regardless of total archive size 57 + - **FR-005**: System MUST produce identical export files (JSON/CSV) compared to non-batched implementation 58 + - **FR-006**: System MUST clean up partial export files if batching process fails mid-export 59 + - **FR-007**: System MUST work with all existing export options (format selection, media files, date ranges) 60 + - **FR-008**: System MUST handle batch boundary conditions (last batch with fewer than 1,000 posts) 61 + 62 + ### Key Entities 63 + 64 + - **Export Batch**: Represents a chunk of 1,000 posts being processed, tracks offset/limit and completion status 65 + - **Streaming Writer**: Handles incremental file writes for JSON arrays and CSV rows without loading full dataset 66 + 67 + ## Success Criteria *(mandatory)* 68 + 69 + ### Measurable Outcomes 70 + 71 + - **SC-001**: Users can successfully export archives with 100,000 posts without memory errors 72 + - **SC-002**: Memory usage remains below 500MB for exports of any size 73 + - **SC-003**: Export speed averages 1,500-2,000 posts per second on standard hardware 74 + - **SC-004**: Progress updates appear at minimum every 5 seconds during large exports 75 + - **SC-005**: 99% of large exports (50,000+ posts) complete successfully 76 + - **SC-006**: Small archive exports (< 5,000 posts) complete in same time as v0.3.0 or faster 77 + - **SC-007**: Exported files pass byte-identical comparison test for same input data