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@libp2p/interface-record
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Record interface for libp2p
$ npm i @libp2p/interface-record
A libp2p node needs to store data in a public location (e.g. a DHT), or rely on potentially untrustworthy intermediaries to relay information. Libp2p provides an all-purpose data container called envelope, which includes a signature of the data, so that it its authenticity can be verified.
The record represents the data that will be stored inside the envelope when distributing records across the network. The interface-record
aims to guarantee that any type of record created is compliant with the libp2p envelope.
Taking into account that a record might be used in different contexts, an envelope signature made for a specific purpose must not be considered valid for a different purpose. Accordingly, each record has a short and descriptive string representing the record use case, known as domain. The data to be signed will be prepended with the domain string, in order to create a domain signature.
A record can also contain a Uint8Array codec (ideally registered as a multicodec). This codec will prefix the record data in the envelope , so that it can be deserialized deterministically.
const tests = require('libp2p-interfaces-compliance-tests/record')
describe('your record', () => {
tests({
async setup () {
return YourRecord
},
async teardown () {
// cleanup resources created by setup()
}
})
})
const multicodec = require('multicodec')
const Record = require('libp2p-interfaces/src/record')
const { fromString } = require('uint8arrays/from-string')
// const Protobuf = require('./record.proto')
const ENVELOPE_DOMAIN_PEER_RECORD = 'libp2p-peer-record'
const ENVELOPE_PAYLOAD_TYPE_PEER_RECORD = fromString('0301', 'hex')
/**
* @implements {import('libp2p-interfaces/src/record/types').Record}
*/
class PeerRecord {
constructor (peerId, multiaddrs, seqNumber) {
this.domain = ENVELOPE_DOMAIN_PEER_RECORD
this.codec = ENVELOPE_PAYLOAD_TYPE_PEER_RECORD
}
/**
* Marshal a record to be used in an envelope.
*
* @returns {Uint8Array}
*/
marshal () {
// Implement and return using Protobuf
}
/**
* Returns true if `this` record equals the `other`.
*
* @param {PeerRecord} other
* @returns {other is Record}
*/
equals (other) {
// Verify
}
}
record.marshal()
Marshal a record to be used in a libp2p envelope.
Returns
It returns a Protobuf
containing the record data.
record.equals(other)
Verifies if the other Record is identical to this one.
Parameters
Record
to compare with the current instance.Returns
other is Record
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Record interface for libp2p
The npm package @libp2p/interface-record receives a total of 765 weekly downloads. As such, @libp2p/interface-record popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @libp2p/interface-record demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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