go-waku/waku/v2/protocol/content_topic.go

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package protocol
import (
"errors"
"fmt"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
var ErrInvalidFormat = errors.New("invalid content topic format")
var ErrMissingGeneration = errors.New("missing part: generation")
var ErrInvalidGeneration = errors.New("generation should be a number")
// ContentTopic is used for content based.
type ContentTopic struct {
ContentTopicParams
ApplicationName string
ApplicationVersion string
ContentTopicName string
Encoding string
}
// ContentTopicParams contains all the optional params for a content topic
type ContentTopicParams struct {
Generation int
}
// Equal method used to compare 2 contentTopicParams
func (ctp ContentTopicParams) Equal(ctp2 ContentTopicParams) bool {
return ctp.Generation == ctp2.Generation
}
// ContentTopicOption is following the options pattern to define optional params
type ContentTopicOption func(*ContentTopicParams)
// String formats a content topic in string format as per RFC 23.
func (ct ContentTopic) String() string {
return fmt.Sprintf("/%s/%s/%s/%s", ct.ApplicationName, ct.ApplicationVersion, ct.ContentTopicName, ct.Encoding)
}
// NewContentTopic creates a new content topic based on params specified.
// Returns ErrInvalidGeneration if an unsupported generation is specified.
// Note that this is recommended to be used for autosharding where contentTopic format is enforced as per https://rfc.vac.dev/spec/51/#content-topics-format-for-autosharding
func NewContentTopic(applicationName string, applicationVersion string,
contentTopicName string, encoding string, opts ...ContentTopicOption) (ContentTopic, error) {
params := new(ContentTopicParams)
optList := DefaultOptions()
optList = append(optList, opts...)
for _, opt := range optList {
opt(params)
}
if params.Generation > 0 {
return ContentTopic{}, ErrInvalidGeneration
}
return ContentTopic{
ContentTopicParams: *params,
ApplicationName: applicationName,
ApplicationVersion: applicationVersion,
ContentTopicName: contentTopicName,
Encoding: encoding,
}, nil
}
// WithGeneration option can be used to specify explicitly a generation for contentTopic
func WithGeneration(generation int) ContentTopicOption {
return func(params *ContentTopicParams) {
params.Generation = generation
}
}
// DefaultOptions sets default values for contentTopic optional params.
func DefaultOptions() []ContentTopicOption {
return []ContentTopicOption{
WithGeneration(0),
}
}
// Equal to compare 2 content topics.
func (ct ContentTopic) Equal(ct2 ContentTopic) bool {
return ct.ApplicationName == ct2.ApplicationName && ct.ApplicationVersion == ct2.ApplicationVersion &&
ct.ContentTopicName == ct2.ContentTopicName && ct.Encoding == ct2.Encoding &&
ct.ContentTopicParams.Equal(ct2.ContentTopicParams)
}
// StringToContentTopic can be used to create a ContentTopic object from a string
// Note that this has to be used only when following the rfc format of contentTopic, which is currently validated only for Autosharding.
// For static and named-sharding, contentTopic can be of any format and hence it is not recommended to use this function.
// This can be updated if required to handle such a case.
func StringToContentTopic(s string) (ContentTopic, error) {
p := strings.Split(s, "/")
switch len(p) {
case 5:
if len(p[1]) == 0 || len(p[2]) == 0 || len(p[3]) == 0 || len(p[4]) == 0 {
return ContentTopic{}, ErrInvalidFormat
}
return ContentTopic{
ApplicationName: p[1],
ApplicationVersion: p[2],
ContentTopicName: p[3],
Encoding: p[4],
}, nil
case 6:
if len(p[1]) == 0 {
return ContentTopic{}, ErrMissingGeneration
}
generation, err := strconv.Atoi(p[1])
if err != nil || generation > 0 {
return ContentTopic{}, ErrInvalidGeneration
}
if len(p[2]) == 0 || len(p[3]) == 0 || len(p[4]) == 0 || len(p[5]) == 0 {
return ContentTopic{}, ErrInvalidFormat
}
return ContentTopic{
ContentTopicParams: ContentTopicParams{Generation: generation},
ApplicationName: p[2],
ApplicationVersion: p[3],
ContentTopicName: p[4],
Encoding: p[5],
}, nil
default:
return ContentTopic{}, ErrInvalidFormat
}
}