logos-messaging-nim/library/liblogosdelivery.nim
Fabiana Cecin 6837ae0c1f
feat: bump nim-libp2p to v2.0.0 (#3929)
* bump nim-libp2p pin to v2.0.0 tag
* bump json_rpc to v0.6.1, lsquic to v0.5.1, boringssl to v0.0.8 (latest tags)
* add libp2p_mix dep; repoint libp2p/protocols/mix -> libp2p_mix
* pin nimble.lock: websock / protobuf_serialization / npeg / jwt
* Makefile: add -d:libp2p_quic_support
* regenerate nix/deps.nix (adds libp2p_mix, refreshes pins)
* migrate rng ref HmacDrbgContext -> libp2p Rng across prod/channels/tests (interface-only; same DRBG)
* waku_switch: TransportConfig factory; unified 2.0.0 connection limits (withMaxInOut, withMaxConnections); local MaxConnections
* waku_relay/rendezvous/discv5/kademlia: v2.0.0 API (rng, config, ServiceDiscovery rename)
* call Service.setup() on post-build switch services (2.0.0 split setup/start)
* drop libp2p/utils/semaphore -> chronos AsyncSemaphore
* add logos_delivery/waku/compat/option_valueor shim (Option[T] valueOr/withValue, dropped upstream)
* add std/options where a transitive re-export was removed
* add newStandardSwitch shim (libp2p removed it in 2.0.0); mounts yamux+mplex to match prod muxer
* PeerId.random(rng); common.rng()/crypto.newRng(); hoist shared rng (instantiation cleanup)
* update expectations for 2.0.0 defaults: DEFAULT_PROTOCOLS += /ipfs/id/push/1.0.0; agent "nim-libp2p"
* drop relay reboot/reconnect test (asserted a Switch restart capability that is simply not supported)
* fix up a few tests that were flaking on MacOS (libp2p upgrade may have exposed these)
2026-06-15 09:56:15 -03:00

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Nim

import logos_delivery/waku/compat/option_valueor
import std/[atomics, options, macros]
import chronicles, chronos, chronos/threadsync, ffi
import
logos_delivery/waku/waku_core/message/message,
logos_delivery/waku/waku_core/topics/pubsub_topic,
logos_delivery/waku/waku_relay,
logos_delivery/waku/factory/waku,
logos_delivery/waku/node/waku_node,
logos_delivery/waku/node/health_monitor/health_status,
../logos_delivery/waku/factory/app_callbacks,
./events/json_message_event,
./events/json_topic_health_change_event,
./events/json_connection_change_event,
./events/json_connection_status_change_event,
./declare_lib
################################################################################
## Include different APIs, i.e. all procs with {.ffi.} pragma
include
./logos_delivery_api/node_api,
./logos_delivery_api/messaging_api,
./logos_delivery_api/debug_api,
./kernel_api/peer_manager_api,
./kernel_api/discovery_api,
./kernel_api/node_lifecycle_api,
./kernel_api/debug_node_api,
./kernel_api/ping_api,
./kernel_api/protocols/relay_api,
./kernel_api/protocols/store_api,
./kernel_api/protocols/lightpush_api,
./kernel_api/protocols/filter_api
################################################################################
### Exported procs (former libwaku API)
proc waku_new(
configJson: cstring, callback: FFICallback, userData: pointer
): pointer {.dynlib, exportc, cdecl.} =
initializeLibrary()
## Creates a new instance of the WakuNode.
if isNil(callback):
echo "error: missing callback in waku_new"
return nil
## Create the Waku thread that will keep waiting for req from the main thread.
var ctx = ffi.createFFIContext[Waku]().valueOr:
let msg = "Error in createFFIContext: " & $error
callback(RET_ERR, unsafeAddr msg[0], cast[csize_t](len(msg)), userData)
return nil
ctx.userData = userData
proc onReceivedMessage(ctx: ptr FFIContext): WakuRelayHandler =
return proc(pubsubTopic: PubsubTopic, msg: WakuMessage) {.async.} =
callEventCallback(ctx, "onReceivedMessage"):
$JsonMessageEvent.new(pubsubTopic, msg)
proc onTopicHealthChange(ctx: ptr FFIContext): TopicHealthChangeHandler =
return proc(pubsubTopic: PubsubTopic, topicHealth: TopicHealth) {.async.} =
callEventCallback(ctx, "onTopicHealthChange"):
$JsonTopicHealthChangeEvent.new(pubsubTopic, topicHealth)
proc onConnectionChange(ctx: ptr FFIContext): ConnectionChangeHandler =
return proc(peerId: PeerId, peerEvent: PeerEventKind) {.async.} =
callEventCallback(ctx, "onConnectionChange"):
$JsonConnectionChangeEvent.new($peerId, peerEvent)
proc onConnectionStatusChange(ctx: ptr FFIContext): ConnectionStatusChangeHandler =
return proc(status: ConnectionStatus) {.async.} =
callEventCallback(ctx, "onConnectionStatusChange"):
$JsonConnectionStatusChangeEvent.new(status)
let appCallbacks = AppCallbacks(
relayHandler: onReceivedMessage(ctx),
topicHealthChangeHandler: onTopicHealthChange(ctx),
connectionChangeHandler: onConnectionChange(ctx),
connectionStatusChangeHandler: onConnectionStatusChange(ctx),
)
ffi.sendRequestToFFIThread(
ctx,
CreateNodeWithCallbacksRequest.ffiNewReq(
callback, userData, configJson, appCallbacks
),
).isOkOr:
let msg = "error in sendRequestToFFIThread: " & $error
callback(RET_ERR, unsafeAddr msg[0], cast[csize_t](len(msg)), userData)
return nil
return ctx
proc waku_destroy(
ctx: ptr FFIContext[Waku], callback: FFICallBack, userData: pointer
): cint {.dynlib, exportc, cdecl.} =
initializeLibrary()
checkParams(ctx, callback, userData)
ffi.destroyFFIContext(ctx).isOkOr:
let msg = "libwaku error: " & $error
callback(RET_ERR, unsafeAddr msg[0], cast[csize_t](len(msg)), userData)
return RET_ERR
## always need to invoke the callback although we don't retrieve value to the caller
callback(RET_OK, nil, 0, userData)
return RET_OK
# ### End of exported procs
# ################################################################################