# Nimbus # Copyright (c) 2022-2024 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. {.push raises: [].} import std/[sequtils, strutils, os, macros], results, stew/io2, chronos/timer, beacon_chain/spec/forks, ./network/history/accumulator proc loadBootstrapNodes(path: string): seq[string] {.raises: [IOError].} = # Read a list of ENR URIs from a file containing a flat list of entries. # If the file can't be read, this will raise. This is intentionally. splitLines(readFile(path)).filterIt(it.startsWith("enr:")).mapIt(it.strip()) proc loadCompileTimeBootstrapNodes(path: string): seq[string] = try: return loadBootstrapNodes(path) # TODO: This error doesn't seem to get printed. It instead dies with an # unhandled exception (IOError) except IOError as err: macros.error "Failed to load bootstrap nodes metadata at '" & path & "': " & err.msg const # TODO: Change this from our local repo to an eth-client repo if/when this # gets created for the Portal networks. portalNetworksDir = currentSourcePath.parentDir.replace('\\', '/') / "network_data" # TODO: Using a repo for test vectors for now, as it is something to test # against, but at the same time could also go in a network metadata repo. portalTestDir = currentSourcePath.parentDir.parentDir.replace('\\', '/') / "vendor" / "portal-spec-tests" / "tests" # Note: # For now it gets called testnet0 but this Portal network serves Eth1 mainnet # data. Giving the actual Portal (test)networks different names might not be # that useful as there is no way to distinguish the networks currently. # # When more config data is required per Portal network, a metadata object can # be created, but right now only bootstrap nodes can be different. # TODO: It would be nice to be able to use `loadBootstrapFile` here, but that # doesn't work at compile time. The main issue seems to be the usage of # rlp.rawData() in the enr code. testnet0BootstrapNodes* = loadCompileTimeBootstrapNodes( portalNetworksDir / "testnet0" / "bootstrap_nodes.txt" ) finishedAccumulatorSSZ* = slurp( portalTestDir / "mainnet" / "history" / "accumulator" / "finished_accumulator.ssz" ) historicalRootsSSZ* = slurp(portalTestDir / "mainnet" / "beacon_chain" / "historical_roots.ssz") func loadAccumulator*(): FinishedAccumulator = try: SSZ.decode(finishedAccumulatorSSZ, FinishedAccumulator) except SerializationError as err: raiseAssert "Invalid baked-in accumulator: " & err.msg func loadHistoricalRoots*(): HashList[Eth2Digest, Limit HISTORICAL_ROOTS_LIMIT] = try: SSZ.decode(historicalRootsSSZ, HashList[Eth2Digest, Limit HISTORICAL_ROOTS_LIMIT]) except SerializationError as err: raiseAssert "Invalid baked-in historical_roots: " & err.msg type # TODO: I guess we could use the nimbus ChainConfig but: # - Only need some of the values right now # - `EthTime` uses std/times while chronos Moment is sufficient and more # sensible ChainConfig* = object mergeForkBlock*: uint64 shanghaiTime*: Opt[Moment] cancunTime*: Opt[Moment] const # Allow this to be adjusted at compile time for testing. If more constants # need to be adjusted we can add some more ChainConfig presets either at # compile or runtime. mergeBlockNumber* {.intdefine.}: uint64 = 15537394 chainConfig* = ChainConfig( mergeForkBlock: mergeBlockNumber, shanghaiTime: Opt.some(Moment.init(1681338455'i64, Second)), cancunTime: Opt.none(Moment), ) func isTimestampForked(forkTime: Opt[Moment], timestamp: Moment): bool = if forkTime.isNone(): false else: forkTime.get() <= timestamp func isPoSBlock*(c: ChainConfig, blockNumber: uint64): bool = c.mergeForkBlock <= blockNumber func isShanghai*(c: ChainConfig, timestamp: Moment): bool = isTimestampForked(c.shanghaiTime, timestamp) func isCancun*(c: ChainConfig, timestamp: Moment): bool = isTimestampForked(c.cancunTime, timestamp)