nim-eth/eth/p2p/discoveryv5/enr.nim

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# nim-eth - Node Discovery Protocol v5
# Copyright (c) 2020-2024 Status Research & Development GmbH
# Licensed and distributed under either of
# * MIT license (license terms in the root directory or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
# * Apache v2 license (license terms in the root directory or at https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
# at your option. This file may not be copied, modified, or distributed except according to those terms.
#
## ENR implementation according to specification in EIP-778:
## https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/blob/master/EIPS/eip-778.md
{.push raises: [].}
import
std/[strutils, sequtils, macros, algorithm, net],
nimcrypto/[keccak, utils],
stew/base64,
results,
chronicles,
../../rlp,
../../common/keys,
../../net/utils
export results, rlp, keys
const
maxEnrSize = 300 ## Maximum size of an encoded node record, in bytes.
minRlpListLen = 4 ## Minimum node record RLP list has: signature, seqId,
## "id" key and value.
PreDefinedKeys = ["id", "secp256k1", "ip", "ip6", "tcp", "tcp6", "udp", "udp6"]
## Predefined keys in the ENR spec, these have specific constraints on the
## type of the associated value.
type
FieldKind = enum
kString,
kNum,
kBytes,
kList
Field = object
case kind: FieldKind
of kString:
str: string
of kNum:
num: BiggestUInt
of kBytes:
bytes: seq[byte]
of kList:
listRaw: seq[byte] ## Differently from the other kinds, this is is stored
## as raw (encoded) RLP data, and thus treated as such further on.
FieldPair* = (string, Field)
Record* = object
seqNum*: uint64 ## ENR sequence number
pairs*: seq[FieldPair] ## List of all key:value pairs. List must have
## at least the id k:v pair and the secp256k1 k:v pair. The list of pairs
## must remain sorted and without duplicate keys. Use the insert func to
## ensure this.
raw*: seq[byte] ## RLP encoded record
publicKey*: PublicKey ## Public key of the record
EnrUri* = distinct string
# TODO: I think it makes more sense to have the directly usable types for the
# fields here because in its current for you might as well just access the
# pairs in a Record directly. This would break the current API unless the type
# gets renamed.
TypedRecord* = object
id*: string
secp256k1*: Opt[array[33, byte]] # compressed secp256k1 public key
ip*: Opt[array[4, byte]]
ip6*: Opt[array[16, byte]]
tcp*: Opt[int]
udp*: Opt[int]
tcp6*: Opt[int]
udp6*: Opt[int]
EnrResult*[T] = Result[T, cstring]
template toField[T](v: T): Field =
when T is string:
Field(kind: kString, str: v)
elif T is array:
Field(kind: kBytes, bytes: @v)
elif T is seq[byte]:
Field(kind: kBytes, bytes: v)
elif T is SomeUnsignedInt:
Field(kind: kNum, num: BiggestUInt(v))
elif T is object|tuple:
Field(kind: kList, listRaw: rlp.encode(v))
else:
{.error: "Unsupported field type".}
func `==`(a, b: Field): bool =
if a.kind == b.kind:
case a.kind
of kString:
a.str == b.str
of kNum:
a.num == b.num
of kBytes:
a.bytes == b.bytes
of kList:
a.listRaw == b.listRaw
else:
false
template toFieldPair*(key: string, value: auto): FieldPair =
(key, toField(value))
func cmp(a, b: FieldPair): int = cmp(a[0], b[0])
func hasPredefinedKey(pair: FieldPair): bool =
PreDefinedKeys.contains(pair[0])
func hasPredefinedKey(pairs: openArray[FieldPair]): bool =
for pair in pairs:
if hasPredefinedKey(pair):
return true
false
func find(pairs: openArray[FieldPair], key: string): Opt[int] =
## Search for key in key:value pairs.
##
## Returns some(index of key) if key is found. Else returns none.
for i, (k, v) in pairs:
if k == key:
return Opt.some(i)
Opt.none(int)
func insert(pairs: var seq[FieldPair], item: FieldPair) =
## Insert item in key:value pairs.
##
## If a FieldPair with key is already present, the value is updated, otherwise
## the pair is inserted in the correct position to keep the pairs sorted.
let index = find(pairs, item[0])
if index.isSome():
pairs[index.get()] = item
else:
pairs.insert(item, pairs.lowerBound(item, cmp))
func insert(pairs: var seq[FieldPair], b: openArray[FieldPair]) =
## Insert all items in key:value pairs.
for item in b:
pairs.insert(item)
func makeEnrRaw(
seqNum: uint64, pk: PrivateKey,
pairs: openArray[FieldPair]): EnrResult[seq[byte]] =
func append(
w: var RlpWriter, seqNum: uint64,
pairs: openArray[FieldPair]): seq[byte] =
w.append(seqNum)
for (k, v) in pairs:
w.append(k)
case v.kind
of kString: w.append(v.str)
of kNum: w.append(v.num)
of kBytes: w.append(v.bytes)
of kList: w.appendRawBytes(v.listRaw) # No encoding needs to happen
w.finish()
let content =
block:
var w = initRlpList(pairs.len * 2 + 1)
w.append(seqNum, pairs)
let signature = signNR(pk, content)
let raw =
block:
var w = initRlpList(pairs.len * 2 + 2)
w.append(signature.toRaw())
w.append(seqNum, pairs)
if raw.len > maxEnrSize:
err("Record exceeds maximum size")
else:
ok(raw)
func makeEnrAux(
seqNum: uint64, id: string, pk: PrivateKey,
pairs: openArray[FieldPair]): EnrResult[Record] =
var record: Record
record.pairs = @pairs
record.seqNum = seqNum
let pubkey = pk.toPublicKey()
record.pairs.insert(("id", Field(kind: kString, str: id)))
record.pairs.insert(("secp256k1",
Field(kind: kBytes, bytes: @(pubkey.toRawCompressed()))))
record.raw = ? makeEnrRaw(seqNum, pk, record.pairs)
record.publicKey = pubkey
ok(record)
macro initRecord*(
seqNum: uint64, pk: PrivateKey,
pairs: untyped{nkTableConstr}): untyped {.deprecated: "Please use Record.init instead".} =
## Initialize a `Record` with given sequence number, private key and k:v
## pairs.
##
## Can fail in case the record exceeds the `maxEnrSize`.
# Note: Deprecated as it is flawed. It allows for any type to be stored in the
# predefined keys. It also allows for duplicate keys (which could be fixed)
# and no longer sorts the pairs. It can however be moved and used for testing
# purposes.
for c in pairs:
c.expectKind(nnkExprColonExpr)
c[1] = newCall(bindSym"toField", c[1])
result = quote do:
makeEnrAux(`seqNum`, "v4", `pk`, `pairs`)
func insertAddress(
fields: var seq[FieldPair],
ip: Opt[IpAddress],
tcpPort, udpPort: Opt[Port]) =
## Insert address data.
## Incomplete address information is allowed (example: Port but not IP) as
## that information might be already in the ENR or added later.
if ip.isSome():
case ip.value.family
of IPv4:
fields.insert(("ip", ip.value.address_v4.toField))
of IPv6:
fields.insert(("ip6", ip.value.address_v6.toField))
if tcpPort.isSome():
fields.insert(("tcp", tcpPort.get().uint16.toField))
if udpPort.isSome():
fields.insert(("udp", udpPort.get().uint16.toField))
func init*(
T: type Record,
seqNum: uint64, pk: PrivateKey,
ip: Opt[IpAddress] = Opt.none(IpAddress),
tcpPort: Opt[Port] = Opt.none(Port),
udpPort: Opt[Port] = Opt.none(Port),
extraFields: openArray[FieldPair] = []):
EnrResult[T] =
## Initialize a `Record` with given sequence number, private key, optional
## ip address, tcp port, udp port, and optional custom k:v pairs.
##
## Can fail in case the record exceeds the `maxEnrSize`.
doAssert(not hasPredefinedKey(extraFields), "Predefined key in custom pairs")
var fields = newSeq[FieldPair]()
fields.insertAddress(ip, tcpPort, udpPort)
fields.insert extraFields
makeEnrAux(seqNum, "v4", pk, fields)
func getField(r: Record, name: string, field: var Field): bool =
# It might be more correct to do binary search,
# as the fields are sorted, but it's unlikely to
# make any difference in reality.
for (k, v) in r.pairs:
if k == name:
field = v
return true
false
func requireKind(f: Field, kind: FieldKind): EnrResult[void] =
if f.kind != kind:
err("Wrong field kind")
else:
ok()
func get*(r: Record, key: string, T: type): EnrResult[T] =
## Get the value from the provided key.
var f: Field
if r.getField(key, f):
when T is SomeInteger:
? requireKind(f, kNum)
ok(T(f.num))
elif T is seq[byte]:
? requireKind(f, kBytes)
ok(f.bytes)
elif T is string:
? requireKind(f, kString)
ok(f.str)
elif T is PublicKey:
? requireKind(f, kBytes)
let pk = PublicKey.fromRaw(f.bytes)
if pk.isErr:
err("Invalid public key")
else:
ok(pk[])
elif T is array:
when type(default(T)[low(T)]) is byte:
? requireKind(f, kBytes)
if f.bytes.len != T.len:
err("Invalid byte blob length")
else:
var res: T
copyMem(addr res[0], addr f.bytes[0], res.len)
ok(res)
else:
{.fatal: "Unsupported output type in enr.get".}
else:
{.fatal: "Unsupported output type in enr.get".}
else:
err("Key not found in ENR")
func get*(r: Record, T: type PublicKey): Opt[T] =
## Get the `PublicKey` from provided `Record`. Return `none` when there is
## no `PublicKey` in the record.
var pubkeyField: Field
if r.getField("secp256k1", pubkeyField) and pubkeyField.kind == kBytes:
let pk = PublicKey.fromRaw(pubkeyField.bytes)
if pk.isOk:
return Opt.some(pk[])
Opt.none(T)
func update*(
record: var Record,
pk: PrivateKey,
ip: Opt[IpAddress] = Opt.none(IpAddress),
tcpPort: Opt[Port] = Opt.none(Port),
udpPort: Opt[Port] = Opt.none(Port),
extraFields: openArray[FieldPair] = []):
EnrResult[void] =
## Update a `Record` with given ip address, tcp port, udp port and optional
## custom k:v pairs.
##
## If none of the k:v pairs are changed, the sequence number of the `Record`
## will still be incremented and a new signature will be applied.
##
## Providing an `Opt.none` for `ip`, `tcpPort` or `udpPort` will leave the
## corresponding field untouched.
##
## Can fail in case of wrong `PrivateKey`, if the size of the resulting record
## exceeds `maxEnrSize` or if maximum sequence number is reached. The `Record`
## will not be altered in these cases.
# TODO: deprecate this call and have individual functions for updating?
doAssert(not hasPredefinedKey(extraFields), "Predefined key in custom pairs")
var r = record
let pubkey = r.get(PublicKey)
if pubkey.isNone() or pubkey.get() != pk.toPublicKey():
return err("Public key does not correspond with given private key")
r.pairs.insertAddress(ip, tcpPort, udpPort)
r.pairs.insert extraFields
if r.seqNum == high(type r.seqNum): # highly unlikely
return err("Maximum sequence number reached")
r.seqNum.inc()
r.raw = ? makeEnrRaw(r.seqNum, pk, r.pairs)
record = r
ok()
func tryGet*(r: Record, key: string, T: type): Opt[T] =
## Get the value from the provided key.
## Return `none` if the key does not exist or if the value is invalid
## according to type `T`.
get(r, key, T).optValue()
func fromRecord*(T: type TypedRecord, r: Record): T =
TypedRecord(
id: r.get("id", string).expect("Record must always have id field"),
secp256k1: r.tryGet("secp256k1", array[33, byte]),
ip: r.tryGet("ip", array[4, byte]),
ip6: r.tryGet("ip6", array[16, byte]),
tcp: r.tryGet("tcp", int),
tcp6: r.tryGet("tcp6", int),
udp: r.tryGet("udp", int),
udp6: r.tryGet("udp6", int)
)
func toTypedRecord*(r: Record): EnrResult[TypedRecord] {.deprecated: "Please use TypedRecord.fromRecord instead".} =
ok(TypedRecord.fromRecord(r))
func contains*(r: Record, fp: (string, seq[byte])): bool =
# TODO: use FieldPair for this, but that is a bit cumbersome. Perhaps the
# `get` call can be improved to make this easier.
let field = r.tryGet(fp[0], seq[byte])
if field.isSome():
if field.get() == fp[1]:
return true
false
func verifySignatureV4(
publicKey: PublicKey, sigData: openArray[byte], content: openArray[byte]): EnrResult[void] =
## Verify the signature for the "v4" identity scheme
let signature = ?SignatureNR.fromRaw(sigData)
let hash = keccak256.digest(content)
if verify(signature, SkMessage(hash.data), publicKey):
ok()
else:
err("Signature verfication failed")
template rlpResult(body: untyped): auto =
try:
body
except RlpError:
return err("Invalid RLP list")
func buildRlpContent(bytes: openArray[byte]): EnrResult[seq[byte]] =
## Rebuild the encoded RLP content without the signature. This is used to
## verify the signature.
var rlp = rlpFromBytes(bytes)
let listLen = rlpResult rlp.listLen
doAssert rlp.enterList()
# skip signature
rlpResult rlp.skipElem()
let content = block:
var writer = initRlpList(listLen - 1)
for i in 1 ..< listLen:
rlpResult:
writer.appendRawBytes(rlp.rawData)
rlp.skipElem()
writer.finish()
ok(content)
func fromBytesAux(T: type Record, s: openArray[byte]): EnrResult[T] =
## Creates ENR from rlp-encoded bytes and verifies the signature.
if s.len > maxEnrSize:
return err("Record exceeds maximum size")
var rlp = rlpFromBytes(s)
if not rlp.isList:
return err("Record does not contain valid RLP list")
let sz = rlpResult rlp.listLen
if sz < minRlpListLen or sz mod 2 != 0:
return err("Wrong RLP list length")
# We already know we are working with a list
doAssert rlp.enterList()
let
signatureRaw = rlpResult rlp.read(seq[byte])
seqNum = rlpResult rlp.read(uint64)
numPairs = (sz - 2) div 2
var
pairs = newSeqOfCap[FieldPair](numPairs)
id: string = ""
pkRaw = Opt.none(seq[byte])
for i in 0 ..< numPairs:
let k = rlpResult rlp.read(string)
case k
of "id":
id = rlpResult rlp.read(string)
pairs.add((k, Field(kind: kString, str: id)))
of "secp256k1":
pkRaw = Opt.some rlpResult rlp.read(seq[byte])
pairs.add((k, Field(kind: kBytes, bytes: pkRaw.value())))
of "tcp", "udp", "tcp6", "udp6":
let v = rlpResult rlp.read(uint16)
pairs.add((k, Field(kind: kNum, num: v)))
else:
# Don't know really what this is supposed to represent so drop it in
# `kBytes` field pair when a single byte or blob.
if rlp.isSingleByte() or rlp.isBlob():
let bytes = rlpResult rlp.read(seq[byte])
pairs.add((k, Field(kind: kBytes, bytes: bytes)))
elif rlp.isList():
# Not supporting decoding lists as value (especially unknown ones),
# just drop the raw RLP value in there.
pairs.add((k, Field(kind: kList, listRaw: @(rlpResult rlp.rawData()))))
# Need to skip the element still.
rlpResult rlp.skipElem()
# Storing the PublicKey in the Record as `fromRaw` is relatively expensive.
let pk: PublicKey =
case id
of "":
return err("No id k:v pair in the ENR")
of "v4":
let content = ?buildRlpContent(s)
if pkRaw.isNone():
return err("No secp256k1 k:v pair in the ENR")
let pk = ?PublicKey.fromRaw(pkRaw.value())
?verifySignatureV4(pk, signatureRaw, content)
pk
else:
return err("Unknown Identity Scheme")
ok(Record(
seqNum: seqNum,
pairs: pairs,
raw: @s,
publicKey: pk
))
func fromBytes*(T: type Record, s: openArray[byte]): EnrResult[T] =
## Creates ENR from rlp-encoded bytes and verifies the signature.
Record.fromBytesAux(s)
func fromBytes*(r: var Record, s: openArray[byte]): bool {.deprecated: "Use the Result[Record] version instead".} =
## Loads ENR from rlp-encoded bytes and verifies the signature.
r = Record.fromBytes(s).valueOr:
return false
true
func fromBase64*(T: type Record, s: string): EnrResult[T] =
## Creates ENR from base64-encoded rlp-encoded bytes and verifies the
## signature.
let rlpRaw =
try:
Base64Url.decode(s)
except Base64Error:
return err("Base64 decoding error")
Record.fromBytesAux(rlpRaw)
func fromBase64*(r: var Record, s: string): bool {.deprecated: "Use the Result[Record] version instead".} =
## Loads ENR from base64-encoded rlp-encoded bytes and verifies the
## signature.
r = Record.fromBase64(s).valueOr:
return false
true
func fromURI*(T: type Record, s: string): EnrResult[T] =
## Creates ENR from its URI encoding: base64-encoded rlp-encoded bytes,
## prefixed with "enr:". Verifies the signature.
const prefix = "enr:"
if s.startsWith(prefix):
Record.fromBase64(s[prefix.len .. ^1])
else:
err("Invalid URI prefix")
func fromURI*(r: var Record, s: string): bool {.deprecated: "Use the Result[Record] version instead".} =
## Loads ENR from its URI encoding: base64-encoded rlp-encoded bytes,
## prefixed with "enr:". Verifies the signature.
r = Record.fromURI(s).valueOr:
return false
true
template fromURI*(r: var Record, url: EnrUri): bool {.deprecated: "Use the Result[Record] version instead".} =
fromURI(r, string(url))
func toBase64*(r: Record): string =
Base64Url.encode(r.raw)
func toURI*(r: Record): string = "enr:" & r.toBase64
func `$`(f: Field): string =
case f.kind
of kNum:
$f.num
of kBytes:
"0x" & f.bytes.toHex
of kString:
"\"" & f.str & "\""
of kList:
"(Raw RLP list) " & "0x" & f.listRaw.toHex
func `$`*(fp: FieldPair): string =
fp[0] & ":" & $fp[1]
func `$`*(r: Record): string =
var res = "("
res &= $r.seqNum
for (k, v) in r.pairs:
res &= ", "
res &= k
res &= ": "
# For IP addresses we print something prettier than the default kinds
# Note: Could disallow for invalid IPs in ENR also.
if k == "ip":
let ip = r.tryGet("ip", array[4, byte])
if ip.isSome():
res &= $ipv4(ip.get())
else:
res &= "(Invalid) " & $v
elif k == "ip6":
let ip = r.tryGet("ip6", array[16, byte])
if ip.isSome():
res &= $ipv6(ip.get())
else:
res &= "(Invalid) " & $v
else:
res &= $v
res &= ')'
res
func `==`*(a, b: Record): bool = a.raw == b.raw
func read*(
rlp: var Rlp, T: type Record):
T {.raises: [RlpError].} =
if not rlp.hasData():
raise newException(RlpError, "Empty RLP data")
let res = T.fromBytes(rlp.rawData())
if res.isErr:
raise newException(RlpError, $res.error)
rlp.skipElem()
res.value
func append*(rlpWriter: var RlpWriter, value: Record) =
rlpWriter.appendRawBytes(value.raw)
chronicles.formatIt(seq[FieldPair]): $it