nim-eth/eth/utp/utp_protocol.nim

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{.push raises: [Defect].}

import
  std/[tables, options, hashes, sugar, math],
  chronos, chronicles, bearssl,
  ./utp_router,
  ../keys

logScope:
  topics = "utp"

type
  # For now utp protocol is tied to udp transport, but ultimatly we would like to
  # abstract underlying transport to be able to run utp over udp, discoveryv5 or
  # maybe some test transport
  UtpProtocol* = ref object
    transport: DatagramTransport
    utpRouter: UtpRouter[TransportAddress]

# This should probably be defined in TransportAddress module, as hash function should
# be consitent with equality function
# in nim zero arrays always have hash equal to 0, irrespectively of array size, to
# avoid clashes betweend different types of addresses, each type have mixed different
# magic number
proc hash(x: TransportAddress): Hash =
  var h: Hash = 0
  case x.family
  of AddressFamily.None:
    h = h !& 31
    !$h
  of AddressFamily.IPv4:
    h = h !& x.address_v4.hash
    h = h !& x.port.hash
    h = h !& 37
    !$h
  of AddressFamily.IPv6:
    h = h !& x.address_v6.hash
    h = h !& x.port.hash
    h = h !& 41
    !$h
  of AddressFamily.Unix:
    h = h !& x.address_un.hash
    h = h !& 43
    !$h

# Required to use socketKey as key in hashtable
proc hash(x: UtpSocketKey[TransportAddress]): Hash =
  var h = 0
  h = h !& x.remoteAddress.hash
  h = h !& x.rcvId.hash
  !$h

proc processDatagram(transp: DatagramTransport, raddr: TransportAddress):
    Future[void] {.async.} =
  let router = getUserData[UtpRouter[TransportAddress]](transp)
  # TODO: should we use `peekMessage()` to avoid allocation?
  let buf = try: transp.getMessage()
            except TransportOsError as e:
              # This is likely to be local network connection issues.
              return
  await processIncomingBytes[TransportAddress](router, buf, raddr)

proc initSendCallback(t: DatagramTransport): SendCallback[TransportAddress] =
  return (
    proc (to: TransportAddress, data: seq[byte]): Future[void] = 
      t.sendTo(to, data)
  )

proc new*(
  T: type UtpProtocol, 
  acceptConnectionCb: AcceptConnectionCallback[TransportAddress], 
  address: TransportAddress,
  socketConfig: SocketConfig = SocketConfig.init(),
  allowConnectionCb: AllowConnectionCallback[TransportAddress] = nil,
  rng = newRng()): UtpProtocol {.raises: [Defect, CatchableError].} =
  
  doAssert(not(isNil(acceptConnectionCb)))

  let router = UtpRouter[TransportAddress].new(
    acceptConnectionCb,
    allowConnectionCb,
    socketConfig,
    rng
  )

  let ta = newDatagramTransport(processDatagram, udata = router, local = address)
  router.sendCb = initSendCallback(ta)
  UtpProtocol(transport: ta, utpRouter: router)

proc shutdownWait*(p: UtpProtocol): Future[void] {.async.} =
  ## closes all managed utp sockets and then underlying transport
  await p.utpRouter.shutdownWait()
  await p.transport.closeWait()
 
proc connectTo*(r: UtpProtocol, address: TransportAddress): Future[ConnectionResult[TransportAddress]] =
  return r.utpRouter.connectTo(address)

proc connectTo*(r: UtpProtocol, address: TransportAddress, connectionId: uint16): Future[ConnectionResult[TransportAddress]] =
  return r.utpRouter.connectTo(address, connectionId)

proc openSockets*(r: UtpProtocol): int =
  len(r.utpRouter)