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* Impl Clone for SwarmController and remove 'static * Implement Kademlia * Implement ConnectionReuse correctly * Implement ConnectionReuse correctly * Add some tests and fixes * Remove useless boolean in active_connections * Correctly run tests * Optimize the processing * Rustfmt on libp2p-kad * Improve Kademlia example * Next incoming is now in two steps * Some work * Remove log * Fix dialing a node even if we already have a connection * Add a proper PeerId to Peerstore * Turn identify into a transport layer * Expose the dialed multiaddress * Add identified nodes to the peerstore * Allow configuring the TTL of the addresses * Split identify in two modules * Some comments and tweaks * Run rustfmt * More work * Add test and bugfix * Fix everything * Start transition to new identify system * More work * Minor style * Start implementation of Kademlia server upgrade * Continue implementing the Kademlia server * Start reimplementing high-level kademlia code * Continue reimplementing high-level code * More work * More work * More work * Fix wrong address reported when dialing * Make it work * Remove cluster_level field everywhere * Fix bug in varint-rs when encoding * More work * More work * More work * More work * More work * Bugfix * More work * Implement ping * Style in kademlia_handler * More work * Better error handling in query.rs * More work * More work * More work * Debug impls * Some cleanup in swarm * More work * Clean up changes in swarm * Unpublish the kbucket module * Fix examples and some warnings * Fix websocket browser code * Rustfmt on libp2p-kad * Kad initialization process * Add logging to the example * Fix concerns * Fix style
Examples
Running one of the examples:
cargo run --example <name-of-the-example>
The follow examples exist:
echo-dialerwill attempt to connect to/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/10333, negotiate the/echo/1.0.0protocol, then send the"hello world"message. Compatible with theecho-serverexample.echo-serverwill listen on/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/10333, negotiate the/echo/1.0.0protocol with each incoming connection, then send back any entering message. Compatible with theecho-dialerexample.ping-clientwill try to connect to/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/4001, which is the default address of your local IPFS node if you're running one. It will then open a substream and ping the node.
How the keys were generated
The keys used in the examples were generated like this:
openssl genrsa -out private.pem 2048
openssl rsa -in private.pem -outform DER -pubout -out public.der
openssl pkcs8 -in private.pem -topk8 -nocrypt -out private.pk8
rm private.pem # optional