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Oskar Thoren 2019-02-06 07:27:31 -05:00
parent 73f2bfd55c
commit 7d4ecb2c25
3 changed files with 138 additions and 38 deletions

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@ -2,62 +2,72 @@ from web3 import Web3, HTTPProvider
from web3.shh import Shh
import random
# XXX use these
a_keyPair = "0x57083392b29bdf24512c93cfdf45d38c87d9d882da3918c59f4406445ea976a4"
b_keyPair= "0x7b5c5af9736d9f1773f2020dd0fef0bc3c8aeaf147d2bf41961e766588e086e7"
# Derived, used for addressing
a_pubKey = "0x04d94a1a01872b598c7cdc5aca2358d35eb91cd8a91eaea8da277451bb71d45c0d1eb87a31ea04e32f537e90165c870b3e115a12438c754d507ac75bddd6ecacd5"
b_pubKey = "0x04ff921ddf78b5ed4537402f59a150caf9d96a83f2a345a1ddf9df12e99e7778f314c9ca72e8285eb213af84f5a7b01aabb62c67e46657976ded6658e1b9e83c73"
# Temp
import sync_pb2
# XXX: This assumes a node is actually running - shell out to boot geth?
# At least error if proc not running
class WhisperNodeHelper():
def __init__(self):
def __init__(self, keypair):
# XXX: Whisper specific, but this host should be unique per node
self.host = "http://localhost:8500"
web3 = Web3(HTTPProvider(host))
Shh.attach(web3, "shh")
self.web3 = Web3(HTTPProvider(self.host))
Shh.attach(self.web3, "shh")
self.topic="0xf8946aac" # discovery-topic
self.keyPair = "XXX"
self.myFilter = self.pollFilter(self.topic, self.keyPair)
self.keyPair = keypair
self.myFilter = self.poll_filter(self.topic, self.keyPair)
# XXX: Prune this
self.nodes = []
self.time = 0
self.queue = {}
self.peers = {}
#self.queue = {}
#self.peers = {}
# Global network reliability
self.reliability = 1 # 0.95? Dunno.
def poll_filter(self, topic, keyPair):
# XXX: Doesn't belong here
kId = web3.shh.addPrivateKey(keyPair)
pubKey = web3.shh.getPublicKey(kId)
kId = self.web3.shh.addPrivateKey(keyPair)
pubKey = self.web3.shh.getPublicKey(kId)
#print("***PUBKEY", pubKey)
myFilter = web3.shh.newMessageFilter({'topic': topic,
myFilter = self.web3.shh.newMessageFilter({'topic': topic,
'privateKeyID': kId})
# Purpose of this if we do getMessages?
myFilter.poll_interval = 600;
return myFilter
def tick(self):
myFilter = "XXX"
filterID = myFilter.filter_id
retreived_messages = web3.shh.getMessages(filterID)
filterID = self.myFilter.filter_id
retreived_messages = self.web3.shh.getMessages(filterID)
# TODO: Deal with these messages similar to simulation
# receiver.on_receive(sender, msg)
for i in range(0, len(retreived_messages)):
#print(retreived_messages[i]['payload'])
print("\nRECV " + retreived_messages[i]['payload'].decode("utf-8"))
#print(retreived_messages[i])
#print("\nRECV TYPE", type(retreived_messages[i]['payload']))
#print("\nRECV payload", retreived_messages[i]['payload'])
# XXX: This parsing should probably happen elsewhere
msg = sync_pb2.Record()
payload = retreived_messages[i]['payload']
#print("\nRECV payload", payload)
msg.ParseFromString(payload)
# XXX correct way to refer to MESSAGE
if msg.header.type == 1:
print("\nRECV parse", msg.payload.message.body.decode())
# XXX: what do we actually do with this? on receive
# Hmmmm how should this work?
# HEREATM
receiver.on_receive(sender, msg)
#print ""
print("tick", self.time + 1)
#print "-----------"
# XXX: This is ugly, why is this ticking nodes?
# NOTE: Only self is ticking
for n in self.nodes:
n.tick()
self.time += 1
@ -83,14 +93,18 @@ class WhisperNodeHelper():
# topic assumed to be hardcoded
def send_message(self, sender_id, address_to, msg):
print("*** (whisper-network) send_message", address_to)
# XXX: Is this what we want to do?
payload = msg.SerializeToString()
print("*** (whisper-network) send_message payload", payload)
#print("*** (whisper-network) send_message hex", self.web3.toHex(payload))
topic = self.topic
web3.shh.post({
self.web3.shh.post({
'pubKey': address_to,
'topic': topic,
'powTarget': 2.01,
'powTime': 2,
'ttl': 10,
'payload': web3.toHex(text=msg)
'payload': self.web3.toHex(payload)
});
# NetworkSim stub

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@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
import hashlib
import networksim
import networkwhisper
import random
import sync_pb2
import time
@ -353,6 +354,28 @@ class Node():
log(line)
#log("-" * 60)
# Shorter names for pubkey
def print_sync_state2(self):
log("\n{} POV @{}".format(self.name[-4:], self.time))
log("-" * 60)
n = self.name[-4:]
for message_id, x in self.sync_state.items():
line = message_id[:4] + " | "
for peer, flags in x.items():
line += peer[-4:] + ": "
if flags['hold_flag']:
line += "hold "
if flags['ack_flag']:
line += "ack "
if flags['request_flag']:
line += "req "
line += "@" + str(flags['send_time'])
line += "(" + str(flags['send_count']) + ")"
line += " | "
log(line)
#log("-" * 60)
def update_availability(self):
#arr = [1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
arr = [1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0]
@ -437,6 +460,9 @@ def new_req_record(ids):
# Mocking
################################################################################
# TODO: For whisper nodes should be public keys
# What about keypair to try to decrypt? should be in node
def run(steps=10):
n = networksim.NetworkSimulator()
@ -502,4 +528,62 @@ def run(steps=10):
c.print_sync_state()
d.print_sync_state()
run(30)
def whisperRun(steps=10):
a_keyPair = "0x57083392b29bdf24512c93cfdf45d38c87d9d882da3918c59f4406445ea976a4"
b_keyPair= "0x7b5c5af9736d9f1773f2020dd0fef0bc3c8aeaf147d2bf41961e766588e086e7"
# TODO: should be node names
# Derived, used for addressing
a_pubKey = "0x04d94a1a01872b598c7cdc5aca2358d35eb91cd8a91eaea8da277451bb71d45c0d1eb87a31ea04e32f537e90165c870b3e115a12438c754d507ac75bddd6ecacd5"
b_pubKey = "0x04ff921ddf78b5ed4537402f59a150caf9d96a83f2a345a1ddf9df12e99e7778f314c9ca72e8285eb213af84f5a7b01aabb62c67e46657976ded6658e1b9e83c73"
aNode = networkwhisper.WhisperNodeHelper(a_keyPair)
bNode = networkwhisper.WhisperNodeHelper(b_keyPair)
# XXX: Not clear to me what's best here
# Interactive: less BW, Batch: less coordination
a = Node(a_pubKey, aNode, 'burstyMobile', 'batch')
b = Node(b_pubKey, bNode, 'burstyMobile', 'batch')
# XXX: Not clear this is needed for Whisper, since all nodes should be part of network
# Possibly analog with topics?
#n.peers["A"] = a
#n.peers["B"] = b
aNode.nodes = [a]
bNode.nodes = [b]
a.addPeer(b_pubKey, b)
b.addPeer(a_pubKey, a)
# NOTE: Client should decide policy, implict group
a.share(b_pubKey)
b.share(a_pubKey)
print("\nAssuming one group context (A-B) share):")
# XXX: Conditional append to get message graph?
# TODO: Actually need to encode graph, client concern
local_appends = {
1: [[a, "A: hello world"]],
2: [[b, "B: hello!"]],
}
# XXX: what is this again? should be for both nodes
for i in range(steps):
# NOTE: include signature and parent message
if aNode.time in local_appends:
for peer, msg in local_appends[aNode.time]:
rec = new_message_record(msg)
peer.append_message(rec)
# XXX: Why discrete time model here?
aNode.tick()
bNode.tick()
#a.print_sync_state()
#b.print_sync_state()
a.print_sync_state2()
b.print_sync_state2()
#run(30)
whisperRun(30)

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@ -31,6 +31,8 @@ def newKeyPair():
# privateKeyID - String: ID of private (asymmetric) key for message decryption.
def pollFilter(topic, keyPair):
kId = web3.shh.addPrivateKey(keyPair)
pubKey = web3.shh.getPublicKey(kId)
print("***PUBKEY", pubKey)
myFilter = web3.shh.newMessageFilter({'topic': topic,
'privateKeyID': kId})
myFilter.poll_interval = 600;
@ -68,7 +70,7 @@ class Daemon:
#sendMessage(address_to, topic, "hello")
getMessages(myFilter)
#print("tick")
time.sleep(0.3)
time.sleep(1)
# Args
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -88,16 +90,20 @@ if(node == "a"):
print("a")
keyPair = a_keyPair
# XXX: Seems weird, should be b_pubkey?
address_to = oskar
#address_to = a_pubKey # Works
#address_to = oskar
address_to = a_pubKey # Works
#address_to = b_pubKey
host = "http://localhost:8500"
elif(node == "b"):
print("b")
keyPair = b_keyPair
address_to = oskar
#address_to = oskar
# XXX
#address_to = a_pubKey
host = "http://localhost:8501"
address_to = b_pubKey
#address_to = a_pubKey
host = "http://localhost:8500"
#host = "http://localhost:8501"
else:
print("Unknown node")
sys.exit(0)
@ -169,12 +175,8 @@ def run():
#daemon.start()
#repl.start()
b = Thread(name='background', target=Daemon().run)
f = Thread(name='foreground', target=run)
b.start()
f.start()
#b = Thread(name='background', target=Daemon().run)
#f = Thread(name='foreground', target=run)
# TODO
# Usage: