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# Getting Started
Welcome to nim-libp2p! This guide will walk you through a peer to peer chat example. <br>
The full code can be found in [directchat.nim](examples/directchat.nim) under the examples folder.
Welcome to nim-libp2p!
### Direct Chat Example
To run nim-libp2p, add it to your project's nimble file and spawn a node as follows:
To get started, please look at the [tutorials](../examples/tutorial_1_connect.md)
```nim
import tables
import chronos
import ../libp2p/[switch,
multistream,
protocols/identify,
connection,
transports/transport,
transports/tcptransport,
multiaddress,
peerinfo,
crypto/crypto,
peerid,
protocols/protocol,
muxers/muxer,
muxers/mplex/mplex,
protocols/secure/secio,
protocols/secure/secure]
const TestCodec = "/test/proto/1.0.0" # custom protocol string
type
TestProto = ref object of LPProtocol # declare a custom protocol
method init(p: TestProto) {.gcsafe.} =
# handle incoming connections in closure
proc handle(conn: Connection, proto: string) {.async, gcsafe.} =
echo "Got from remote - ", cast[string](await conn.readLp(1024))
await conn.writeLp("Hello!")
await conn.close()
p.codec = TestCodec # init proto with the correct string id
p.handler = handle # set proto handler
proc createSwitch(ma: MultiAddress): (Switch, PeerInfo) =
## Helper to create a swith
let seckey = PrivateKey.random(RSA) # use a random key for peer id
var peerInfo = PeerInfo.init(seckey) # create a peer id and assign
peerInfo.addrs.add(ma) # set this peer's multiaddresses (can be any number)
let identify = newIdentify(peerInfo) # create the identify proto
proc createMplex(conn: Connection): Muxer =
# helper proc to create multiplexers,
# use this to perform any custom setup up,
# such as adjusting timeout or anything else
# that the muxer requires
result = newMplex(conn)
let mplexProvider = newMuxerProvider(createMplex, MplexCodec) # create multiplexer
let transports = @[Transport(newTransport(TcpTransport))] # add all transports (tcp only for now, but can be anything in the future)
let muxers = {MplexCodec: mplexProvider}.toTable() # add all muxers
let secureManagers = {SecioCodec: Secure(Secio.new(seckey))}.toTable() # setup the secio and any other secure provider
# create the switch
let switch = newSwitch(peerInfo,
transports,
identify,
muxers,
secureManagers)
result = (switch, peerInfo)
proc main() {.async, gcsafe.} =
let ma1: MultiAddress = Multiaddress.init("/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/0")
let ma2: MultiAddress = Multiaddress.init("/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/0")
var peerInfo1, peerInfo2: PeerInfo
var switch1, switch2: Switch
(switch1, peerInfo1) = createSwitch(ma1) # create node 1
# setup the custom proto
let testProto = new TestProto
testProto.init() # run it's init method to perform any required initialization
switch1.mount(testProto) # mount the proto
var switch1Fut = await switch1.start() # start the node
(switch2, peerInfo2) = createSwitch(ma2) # create node 2
var switch2Fut = await switch2.start() # start second node
let conn = await switch2.dial(switch1.peerInfo, TestCodec) # dial the first node
await conn.writeLp("Hello!") # writeLp send a length prefixed buffer over the wire
# readLp reads length prefixed bytes and returns a buffer without the prefix
echo "Remote responded with - ", cast[string](await conn.readLp(1024))
await allFutures(switch1.stop(), switch2.stop()) # close connections and shutdown all transports
await allFutures(switch1Fut & switch2Fut) # wait for all transports to shutdown
waitFor(main())
```
For more concrete examples, you can look at the [hello world example](../examples/helloworld.nim) or the [direct chat](../examples/directchat.nim)

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when not(compileOption("threads")):
{.fatal: "Please, compile this program with the --threads:on option!".}
import tables, strformat, strutils, bearssl
import chronos # an efficient library for async
import ../libp2p/[switch, # manage transports, a single entry point for dialing and listening
builders, # helper to build the switch object
multistream, # tag stream with short header to identify it
multicodec, # multicodec utilities
crypto/crypto, # cryptographic functions
errors, # error handling utilities
protocols/identify, # identify the peer info of a peer
stream/connection, # create and close stream read / write connections
transports/transport, # listen and dial to other peers using p2p protocol
transports/tcptransport, # listen and dial to other peers using client-server protocol
multiaddress, # encode different addressing schemes. For example, /ip4/7.7.7.7/tcp/6543 means it is using IPv4 protocol and TCP
peerinfo, # manage the information of a peer, such as peer ID and public / private key
peerid, # Implement how peers interact
protocols/protocol, # define the protocol base type
protocols/secure/secure, # define the protocol of secure connection
protocols/secure/secio, # define the protocol of secure input / output, allows encrypted communication that uses public keys to validate signed messages instead of a certificate authority like in TLS
muxers/muxer, # define an interface for stream multiplexing, allowing peers to offer many protocols over a single connection
muxers/mplex/mplex] # define some contants and message types for stream multiplexing
import
strformat, strutils, bearssl,
stew/byteutils,
chronos,
../libp2p
const ChatCodec = "/nim-libp2p/chat/1.0.0"
const DefaultAddr = "/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/55505"
const DefaultAddr = "/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/0"
const Help = """
Commands: /[?|hep|connect|disconnect|exit]
Commands: /[?|help|connect|disconnect|exit]
help: Prints this help
connect: dials a remote peer
disconnect: ends current session
exit: closes the chat
"""
type ChatProto = ref object of LPProtocol
switch: Switch # a single entry point for dialing and listening to peer
transp: StreamTransport # transport streams between read & write file descriptor
conn: Connection # create and close read & write stream
connected: bool # if the node is connected to another peer
started: bool # if the node has started
type
Chat = ref object
switch: Switch # a single entry point for dialing and listening to peer
stdinReader: StreamTransport # transport streams between read & write file descriptor
conn: Connection # connection to the other peer
connected: bool # if the node is connected to another peer
proc readAndPrint(p: ChatProto) {.async.} =
while true:
var strData = await p.conn.readLp(1024)
strData &= '\0'.uint8
var str = cast[cstring](addr strdata[0])
echo $p.switch.peerInfo.peerId & ": " & $str
await sleepAsync(100.millis)
##
# Stdout helpers, to write the prompt
##
proc writePrompt(c: Chat) =
if c.connected:
stdout.write '\r' & $c.switch.peerInfo.peerId & ": "
stdout.flushFile()
proc dialPeer(p: ChatProto, address: string) {.async.} =
proc writeStdout(c: Chat, str: string) =
echo '\r' & str
c.writePrompt()
##
# Chat Protocol
##
const ChatCodec = "/nim-libp2p/chat/1.0.0"
type
ChatProto = ref object of LPProtocol
proc new(T: typedesc[ChatProto], c: Chat): T =
let chatproto = T()
# create handler for incoming connection
proc handle(stream: Connection, proto: string) {.async.} =
if c.connected and not c.conn.closed:
c.writeStdout "a chat session is already in progress - refusing incoming peer!"
await stream.close()
else:
await c.handlePeer(stream)
await stream.close()
# assign the new handler
chatproto.handler = handle
chatproto.codec = ChatCodec
return chatproto
##
# Chat application
##
proc handlePeer(c: Chat, conn: Connection) {.async.} =
# Handle a peer (incoming or outgoing)
try:
c.conn = conn
c.connected = true
c.writeStdout $conn.peerId & " connected"
# Read loop
while true:
let
strData = await conn.readLp(1024)
str = string.fromBytes(strData)
c.writeStdout $conn.peerId & ": " & $str
except LPStreamEOFError:
c.writeStdout $conn.peerId & " disconnected"
proc dialPeer(c: Chat, address: string) {.async.} =
# Parse and dial address
let
multiAddr = MultiAddress.init(address).tryGet()
# split the peerId part /p2p/...
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wireAddr = ip4Addr & tcpAddr
echo &"dialing peer: {multiAddr}"
p.conn = await p.switch.dial(remotePeer, @[wireAddr], ChatCodec)
p.connected = true
asyncSpawn p.readAndPrint()
asyncSpawn c.handlePeer(await c.switch.dial(remotePeer, @[wireAddr], ChatCodec))
proc writeAndPrint(p: ChatProto) {.async.} =
proc readLoop(c: Chat) {.async.} =
while true:
if not p.connected:
if not c.connected:
echo "type an address or wait for a connection:"
echo "type /[help|?] for help"
let line = await p.transp.readLine()
if line.startsWith("/help") or line.startsWith("/?") or not p.started:
c.writePrompt()
let line = await c.stdinReader.readLine()
if line.startsWith("/help") or line.startsWith("/?"):
echo Help
continue
if line.startsWith("/disconnect"):
echo "Ending current session"
if p.connected and p.conn.closed.not:
await p.conn.close()
p.connected = false
c.writeStdout "Ending current session"
if c.connected and c.conn.closed.not:
await c.conn.close()
c.connected = false
elif line.startsWith("/connect"):
if p.connected:
var yesno = "N"
echo "a session is already in progress, do you want end it [y/N]?"
yesno = await p.transp.readLine()
if yesno.cmpIgnoreCase("y") == 0:
await p.conn.close()
p.connected = false
elif yesno.cmpIgnoreCase("n") == 0:
continue
else:
echo "unrecognized response"
continue
echo "enter address of remote peer"
let address = await p.transp.readLine()
c.writeStdout "enter address of remote peer"
let address = await c.stdinReader.readLine()
if address.len > 0:
await p.dialPeer(address)
await c.dialPeer(address)
elif line.startsWith("/exit"):
if p.connected and p.conn.closed.not:
await p.conn.close()
p.connected = false
if c.connected and c.conn.closed.not:
await c.conn.close()
c.connected = false
await p.switch.stop()
echo "quitting..."
await c.switch.stop()
c.writeStdout "quitting..."
quit(0)
else:
if p.connected:
await p.conn.writeLp(line)
if c.connected:
await c.conn.writeLp(line)
else:
try:
if line.startsWith("/") and "p2p" in line:
await p.dialPeer(line)
except:
await c.dialPeer(line)
except CatchableError as exc:
echo &"unable to dial remote peer {line}"
echo getCurrentExceptionMsg()
proc readWriteLoop(p: ChatProto) {.async.} =
await p.writeAndPrint()
proc newChatProto(switch: Switch, transp: StreamTransport): ChatProto =
var chatproto = ChatProto(switch: switch, transp: transp, codecs: @[ChatCodec])
# create handler for incoming connection
proc handle(stream: Connection, proto: string) {.async.} =
if chatproto.connected and not chatproto.conn.closed:
echo "a chat session is already in progress - disconnecting!"
await stream.close()
else:
chatproto.conn = stream
chatproto.connected = true
await chatproto.readAndPrint()
# assign the new handler
chatproto.handler = handle
return chatproto
echo exc.msg
proc readInput(wfd: AsyncFD) {.thread.} =
## This procedure performs reading from `stdin` and sends data over
## This thread performs reading from `stdin` and sends data over
## pipe to main thread.
let transp = fromPipe(wfd)
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let line = stdin.readLine()
discard waitFor transp.write(line & "\r\n")
proc processInput(rfd: AsyncFD, rng: ref BrHmacDrbgContext) {.async.} =
let transp = fromPipe(rfd)
proc main() {.async.} =
let
rng = newRng() # Single random number source for the whole application
let seckey = PrivateKey.random(RSA, rng[]).get()
var localAddress = DefaultAddr
while true:
echo &"Type an address to bind to or Enter to use the default {DefaultAddr}"
let a = await transp.readLine()
try:
if a.len > 0:
localAddress = a
break
# uise default
break
except:
echo "invalid address"
localAddress = DefaultAddr
continue
# Pipe to read stdin from main thread
(rfd, wfd) = createAsyncPipe()
stdinReader = fromPipe(rfd)
var thread: Thread[AsyncFD]
thread.createThread(readInput, wfd)
var localAddress = MultiAddress.init(DefaultAddr).tryGet()
var switch = SwitchBuilder
.init()
.withRng(rng)
.withPrivateKey(seckey)
.withAddress(MultiAddress.init(localAddress).tryGet())
.new()
.withRng(rng) # Give the application RNG
.withAddress(localAddress)
.withTcpTransport() # Use TCP as transport
.withMplex() # Use Mplex as muxer
.withNoise() # Use Noise as secure manager
.build()
let chatProto = newChatProto(switch, transp)
switch.mount(chatProto)
let chat = Chat(
switch: switch,
stdinReader: stdinReader)
switch.mount(ChatProto.new(chat))
let libp2pFuts = await switch.start()
chatProto.started = true
let id = $switch.peerInfo.peerId
echo "PeerID: " & id
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for a in switch.peerInfo.addrs:
echo &"{a}/p2p/{id}"
await chatProto.readWriteLoop()
await chat.readLoop()
await allFuturesThrowing(libp2pFuts)
proc main() {.async.} =
let rng = newRng() # Singe random number source for the whole application
let (rfd, wfd) = createAsyncPipe()
if rfd == asyncInvalidPipe or wfd == asyncInvalidPipe:
raise newException(ValueError, "Could not initialize pipe!")
var thread: Thread[AsyncFD]
thread.createThread(readInput, wfd)
await processInput(rfd, rng)
when isMainModule: # isMainModule = true when the module is compiled as the main file
waitFor(main())
waitFor(main())

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import bearssl
import chronos # an efficient library for async
import stew/byteutils # various utils
import ../libp2p # when installed through nimble, just use `import libp2p`
##
# Create our custom protocol
##
const TestCodec = "/test/proto/1.0.0" # custom protocol string identifier
type
TestProto = ref object of LPProtocol # declare a custom protocol
proc new(T: typedesc[TestProto]): T =
# every incoming connections will be in handled in this closure
proc handle(conn: Connection, proto: string) {.async, gcsafe.} =
echo "Got from remote - ", string.fromBytes(await conn.readLp(1024))
await conn.writeLp("Roger p2p!")
# We must close the connections ourselves when we're done with it
await conn.close()
return T(codecs: @[TestCodec], handler: handle)
##
# Helper to create a switch/node
##
proc createSwitch(ma: MultiAddress, rng: ref BrHmacDrbgContext): Switch =
var switch = SwitchBuilder
.new()
.withRng(rng) # Give the application RNG
.withAddress(ma) # Our local address(es)
.withTcpTransport() # Use TCP as transport
.withMplex() # Use Mplex as muxer
.withNoise() # Use Noise as secure manager
.build()
result = switch
##
# The actual application
##
proc main() {.async, gcsafe.} =
let
rng = newRng() # Single random number source for the whole application
# port 0 will take a random available port
# `tryGet` will throw an exception if the Multiaddress failed
# (for instance, if the address is not well formatted)
ma1 = Multiaddress.init("/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/0").tryGet()
ma2 = Multiaddress.init("/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/0").tryGet()
# setup the custom proto
let testProto = TestProto.new()
# setup the two nodes
let
switch1 = createSwitch(ma1, rng) #Create the two switches
switch2 = createSwitch(ma2, rng)
# mount the proto on switch1
# the node will now listen for this proto
# and call the handler everytime a client request it
switch1.mount(testProto)
# Start the nodes. This will start the transports
# and listen on each local addresses
let
switch1Fut = await switch1.start()
switch2Fut = await switch2.start()
# the node addrs is populated with it's
# actual port during the start
# use the second node to dial the first node
# using the first node peerid and address
# and specify our custom protocol codec
let conn = await switch2.dial(switch1.peerInfo.peerId, switch1.peerInfo.addrs, TestCodec)
# conn is now a fully setup connection, we talk directly to the node1 custom protocol handler
await conn.writeLp("Hello p2p!") # writeLp send a length prefixed buffer over the wire
# readLp reads length prefixed bytes and returns a buffer without the prefix
echo "Remote responded with - ", string.fromBytes(await conn.readLp(1024))
# We must close the connection ourselves when we're done with it
await conn.close()
await allFutures(switch1.stop(), switch2.stop()) # close connections and shutdown all transports
await allFutures(switch1Fut & switch2Fut) # wait for all transports to shutdown
waitFor(main())

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Hi all, welcome to the first article of the nim-libp2p's tutorial series!
_This tutorial is for everyone who is interested in building peer-to-peer chatting applications. No Nim programming experience is needed._
To give you a quick overview, **Nim** is the programming language we are using and **nim-libp2p** is the Nim implementation of [libp2p](https://libp2p.io/), a modular library that enables the development of peer-to-peer network applications.
Hope you'll find it helpful in your journey of learning. Happy coding! ;)
# Before you start
The only prerequisite here is [Nim](https://nim-lang.org/), the programming language with a Python-like syntax and a performance similar to C. Detailed information can be found [here](https://nim-lang.org/docs/tut1.html).
Install Nim via their official website: [https://nim-lang.org/install.html](https://nim-lang.org/install.html)
Check Nim's installation via `nim --version` and its package manager Nimble via `nimble --version`.
You can now install the latest version of `nim-libp2p`:
```bash
nimble install libp2p@#master
```
# A simple ping application
We'll start by creating a simple application, which is starting two libp2p [switch](https://docs.libp2p.io/concepts/stream-multiplexing/#switch-swarm), and pinging each other using the [Ping](https://docs.libp2p.io/concepts/protocols/#ping) protocol.
_TIP: You can extract the code from this tutorial by running `nim c -r tools/markdown_runner.nim examples/tutorial_1_connect.md` in the libp2p folder!_
Let's create a `part1.nim`, and import our dependencies:
```nim
import bearssl
import chronos
import libp2p
import libp2p/protocols/ping
```
[bearssl](https://github.com/status-im/nim-bearssl) is used as a [cryptographic pseudorandom number generator](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographically-secure_pseudorandom_number_generator)
[chronos](https://github.com/status-im/nim-chronos) the asynchronous framework used by `nim-libp2p`
Next, we'll create an helper procedure to create our switches. A switch needs a bit of configuration, and it will be easier to do this configuration only once:
```nim
proc createSwitch(ma: MultiAddress, rng: ref BrHmacDrbgContext): Switch =
var switch = SwitchBuilder
.new()
.withRng(rng) # Give the application RNG
.withAddress(ma) # Our local address(es)
.withTcpTransport() # Use TCP as transport
.withMplex() # Use Mplex as muxer
.withNoise() # Use Noise as secure manager
.build()
return switch
```
This will create a switch using [Mplex](https://docs.libp2p.io/concepts/stream-multiplexing/) as a multiplexer, Noise to secure the communication, and TCP as an underlying transport.
You can of course tweak this, to use a different or multiple transport, or tweak the configuration of Mplex and Noise, but this is some sane defaults that we'll use going forward.
Let's now start to create our main procedure:
```nim
proc main() {.async, gcsafe.} =
let
rng = newRng()
localAddress = MultiAddress.init("/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/0").tryGet()
pingProtocol = Ping.new(rng=rng)
```
We created some variables that we'll need for the rest of the application: the global `rng` instance, our `localAddress`, and an instance of the `Ping` protocol.
The address is in the [MultiAddress](https://github.com/multiformats/multiaddr) format. The port `0` means "take any port available".
`tryGet` is procedure which is part of the [nim-result](https://github.com/arnetheduck/nim-result/), that will throw an exception if the supplied MultiAddress is not valid.
We can now create our two switches:
```nim
let
switch1 = createSwitch(localAddress, rng)
switch2 = createSwitch(localAddress, rng)
switch1.mount(pingProtocol)
let
switch1Fut = await switch1.start()
switch2Fut = await switch2.start()
```
We've **mounted** the `pingProtocol` on our first switch. This means that the first switch will actually listen for any ping requests coming in, and handle them accordingly.
Now that we've started the nodes, they are listening for incoming peers.
We can find out which port was attributed, and the resulting local addresses, by using `switch1.peerInfo.addrs`.
We'll **dial** the first switch from the second one, by specifying it's **Peer ID**, it's **MultiAddress** and the **`Ping` protocol codec**:
```nim
let conn = await switch2.dial(switch1.peerInfo.peerId, switch1.peerInfo.addrs, PingCodec)
```
We now have a `Ping` connection setup between the second and the first switch, we can use it to actually ping the node:
```nim
# ping the other node and echo the ping duration
echo "ping: ", await pingProtocol.ping(conn)
# We must close the connection ourselves when we're done with it
await conn.close()
```
And that's it! Just a little bit of cleanup: shutting down the switches, waiting for them to stop, and we'll call our `main` procedure:
```nim
await allFutures(switch1.stop(), switch2.stop()) # close connections and shutdown all transports
await allFutures(switch1Fut & switch2Fut) # wait for all transports to shutdown
waitFor(main())
```
You can now run this program using `nim c -r part1.nim`, and you should see the dialing sequence, ending with a ping output.
In the [next tutorial](tutorial_2_customproto.md), we'll look at how to create our own custom protocol.

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In the [previous tutorial](tutorial_1_connect.md), we've looked at how to create a simple ping program using the `nim-libp2p`.
We'll now look at how to create a custom protocol inside the libp2p
# Custom protocol in libp2p
Let's create a `part2.nim`, and import our dependencies:
```nim
import bearssl
import chronos
import stew/byteutils
import libp2p
```
This is similar to the first tutorial, except we don't need to import the `Ping` protocol.
Next, we'll declare our custom protocol
```nim
const TestCodec = "/test/proto/1.0.0"
type TestProto = ref object of LPProtocol
```
We've set a [protocol ID](https://docs.libp2p.io/concepts/protocols/#protocol-ids), and created a custom `LPProtocol`. In a more complex protocol, we could use this structure to store interesting variables.
A protocol generally has two part: and handling/server part, and a dialing/client part.
Theses two parts can be identical, but in our trivial protocol, the server will wait for a message from the client, and the client will send a message, so we have to handle the two cases separately.
Let's start with the server part:
```nim
proc new(T: typedesc[TestProto]): T =
# every incoming connections will in be handled in this closure
proc handle(conn: Connection, proto: string) {.async, gcsafe.} =
echo "Got from remote - ", string.fromBytes(await conn.readLp(1024))
# We must close the connections ourselves when we're done with it
await conn.close()
return T(codecs: @[TestCodec], handler: handle)
```
This is a constructor for our `TestProto`, that will specify our `codecs` and a `handler`, which will be called for each incoming peer asking for this protocol.
In our handle, we simply read a message from the connection and `echo` it.
We can now create our client part:
```nim
proc hello(p: TestProto, conn: Connection) {.async.} =
await conn.writeLp("Hello p2p!")
```
Again, pretty straight-forward, we just send a message on the connection.
We can now create our main procedure:
```nim
proc main() {.async, gcsafe.} =
let
rng = newRng()
testProto = TestProto.new()
switch1 = newStandardSwitch(rng=rng)
switch2 = newStandardSwitch(rng=rng)
switch1.mount(testProto)
let
switch1Fut = await switch1.start()
switch2Fut = await switch2.start()
conn = await switch2.dial(switch1.peerInfo.peerId, switch1.peerInfo.addrs, TestCodec)
await testProto.hello(conn)
# We must close the connection ourselves when we're done with it
await conn.close()
await allFutures(switch1.stop(), switch2.stop()) # close connections and shutdown all transports
await allFutures(switch1Fut & switch2Fut) # wait for all transports to shutdown
```
This is very similar to the first tutorial's `main`, the only noteworthy difference is that we use `newStandardSwitch`, which is similar to `createSwitch` but is bundled directly in libp2p
We can now wrap our program by calling our main proc:
```nim
waitFor(main())
```
And that's it!

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@ -33,12 +33,18 @@ proc runTest(filename: string, verify: bool = true, sign: bool = true,
exec excstr & " -d:chronicles_log_level=INFO -r" & " tests/" & filename
rmFile "tests/" & filename.toExe
proc buildSample(filename: string) =
proc buildSample(filename: string, run = false) =
var excstr = "nim c --opt:speed --threads:on -d:debug --verbosity:0 --hints:off"
excstr.add(" --warning[CaseTransition]:off --warning[ObservableStores]:off --warning[LockLevel]:off")
excstr.add(" examples/" & filename)
exec excstr
rmFile "examples" & filename.toExe
if run:
exec "./examples/" & filename.toExe
rmFile "examples/" & filename.toExe
proc buildTutorial(filename: string) =
discard gorge "cat " & filename & " | nim c -r --hints:off tools/markdown_runner.nim | " &
" nim --warning[CaseTransition]:off --warning[ObservableStores]:off --warning[LockLevel]:off c -"
task testnative, "Runs libp2p native tests":
runTest("testnative")
@ -75,6 +81,7 @@ task test, "Runs the test suite":
exec "nimble testdaemon"
exec "nimble testinterop"
exec "nimble testfilter"
exec "nimble examples_build"
task test_slim, "Runs the test suite":
exec "nimble testnative"
@ -84,3 +91,6 @@ task test_slim, "Runs the test suite":
task examples_build, "Build the samples":
buildSample("directchat")
buildSample("helloworld", true)
buildTutorial("examples/tutorial_1_connect.md")
buildTutorial("examples/tutorial_2_customproto.md")

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import os, osproc, streams, strutils
import parseutils
let contents =
if paramCount() > 0:
readFile(paramStr(1))
else:
stdin.readAll()
var index = 0
const startDelim = "```nim\n"
const endDelim = "\n```"
while true:
let startOfBlock = contents.find(startDelim, start = index)
if startOfBlock == -1: break
let endOfBlock = contents.find(endDelim, start = startOfBlock + startDelim.len)
if endOfBlock == -1:
quit "Unfinished block!"
let code = contents[startOfBlock + startDelim.len .. endOfBlock]
echo code
index = endOfBlock + endDelim.len