* 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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* make activeSub getter and setter private
* update size-limit
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* move constants & core's func to @waku/utils
* setup @waku/relay
* use @waku/relay for create
* address: principal review
* fix: size-limit
* move all constants to @waku/core
* move TopicOnlyDecoder to relay
* merge: master
* fix: tests
* Move constants out of core (#1340)
* update package.lock
* change constants folder into a ts file
* use dependency version as * instead of version number
* add constants import from @waku/core
* add empty changelog file for relay
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* merge: master
* fix: CI
* use: js script instead of shell script to run precheck and mocha
* improve logging when dial fails
* use hashmap for errors instead of redeclaring variable
- Replace exception pattern with a result pattern as it better fits the
usage.
- merge few maps to prefer chaining to assign var after var.
- Make `isDefined` type helper a common util function
* initialises ConnectionManager and KeepAliveManager
ports from previous PR and makes necessary improvements and reductions
* address: comments
* map a ConnectionManager instance with a WakuNode
* abstract event listeners logic
* minor fix
* minor cleaning
* instantiate KeepAliveManager instead of extending
* fix build and enable all tests
* fix CI
* address review
* refine event handlers
- only removes the previously attached callback from
the event handlers while shutting down service
- removes the requirement of passing around
`keepAliveOptions` and `relay` inside of
`ConnectionManager`
* add verbosity to interface
* make `dialPeer()` more readable
* use set to push tags to avoid duplicates
* fix: merge build
* remove: logging function
* rename startService and stopService
* remove: future TODO
added that as part of future refactor
* use the new libp2p api
* initialise options in constructor//fix TS error
* remove stale export
* address principal review
* reset test timeout to master
* remove peer-exchange from @waku/core
- also removes the manual test for peer-exchange (assumption is that the
only way to initialise peer-exchange is through libp2p's peerDiscovery and
not manually) (ref:
https://github.com/waku-org/js-waku/pull/1158#discussion_r1108055234)
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* fix: build
* update interop test
* decrease test duration for px auto discovery
* rm: only for tests
* address comment
As per its name, `@waku/core` aims to contain, and only contains, the
minimal set of core functionalities needed for a developer to use Waku
in their webapp.
Hence, `@waku/core` should avoid depending on other Waku packages. If a
developer wishes to use functionality from other packages, they should
explicitly import such packages.
