* implement proto
* implement filter v2
* add tests
* minor improvements
- make unsubscribe functions private in
filter
- enable all tests
* enable all tests
* readd multiaddrinput
* address comment removals
* unsubscribe based on contentFilters passed
* update unsubscribe function parameters in test
* reset interfaces & filter v1
* refactor filterv2 into 2 classes
- removes generics from types on filter which means
manual typecasting to filter version is required on
consumer side
- defaults to filterv2
- splits filterv2 into 2 classes:
- one to create the subscription object with a
peer which returns the second class
- the other to manage all subscription functions
* updates filter tests for the new API
- also fixes an interface import
* update `toAsyncIterator` test for Filter V1
* implement IReceiver on FilterV2
* remove return values from subscription functions
* update `to_async_iterator`
* address variable naming
* add tsdoc comments for hidden function
* address minor comments
* update docs to default to filter v2
* address comments
* rename `wakuFilter` to `wakuFilterV1`
* chore: Remove static variables (#1371)
* chore: Remove static variables
- Remove internal types from `@core/interfaces`
- Remove data being redundantly stored (pubsub topic)
- Remove usage of static variables
- Clean up callbacks and decoders when using `unsubscribe`
- Clean up callbacks and decoders when using `unsubscribeAll`
* fix setting activeSubscription
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Co-authored-by: danisharora099 <danisharora099@gmail.com>
* make activeSub getter and setter private
* update size-limit
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Co-authored-by: fryorcraken.eth <110212804+fryorcraken@users.noreply.github.com>
* move dockerode into a separate class
* rename `nwaku` to `WakuNode` to generalise
- nwaku and go-waku were running through
`nwaku.ts`
* move wakunode and docker into one subdir
* rename node to `NimGoNode` and update imports in tests
* update docker to host all containers in a specific network
* update the peer exchange test
* assign static IPs to containers
* enable relay on px interop
* fix px compliance tests
* fix import
* merge: master
* fix: CI
* use: js script instead of shell script to run precheck and mocha
* use `console.log` instead of `debug.log` for `run-tests.js`
`createEncoder`, `createDecoder` and `DecodedMessage` are function/types
useful to the user so they should have easy access to it.
We still export `Decoder` and `Encoder` but in a path so it cam be
re-used by `@waku/message-encryption`.
Reasoning: by exposing the `Decoder` and `Encoder` classes to the user,
the user may care about them, try to use the method etc.
By "hiding" them away and providing `create*` help, the aim is for the
user to just call a function instead of instantiating a class.
Also, `V0` does not provide much information to the user so removing it.
The messages were sent at the same time over light push so there was
no strong order preservation from the behaviour.
Correction: order does not matter, just check that messages aren't
present.
Messages were only checked for `ephemeral` being false + one test was
doing several checks.
Correction: split the test and use light push + filter to check
ephemeral field value preservation.
