globally updated sqlx to 0.6.3
wip
basic processing loop
wip
starting on modules
all of the requesting logic, catching up, etc
remaining work includes persisting the data
wip
persisting block data
initial and extremely basic nyxd block scraper
* split up coconut module a bit
* internal tool for watching dkg state and updating group contract
* debug dkg state
* display past dealer data
* improved EpochState Display impl
* display contract errors + advance epoch state
* check admin
* panic handler
* simplify app.rs
* split action enum
* added new tab with logger information
* new dealing display
* sort by index
* [fixedup] wip: updating epoch issued credentials - OG 92ade10384a6d7b6c6c222d2e29d69d3b3446a4c
* storing and signing partial blinded credentials
* starting cleanup
* fixed coconut tests + clippy
* fixed nym-api tests
* removed dkg-manager tool
it was moved to a different branch
* implemented remaining endpoints
* unit tests + bug fixes
* clippy
* added persistent identity keys to nym-api
theyre not yet announced - this will be in another PR
* cargo fmt
* clippy
* fixed loading of old configs without storage paths set
* added additional logs for blind-sign endpoint
* fixed up licenses
* lowercasing error variants
* changed 'issued_credentials' to a post
* added minimal client support
* fixed the unit test
* * removed shipyard info for moment
* removed nymvisor page until next release
* removed 'new' from operator and tssdk docs
* removed nymvisor for moment
* added nymvisor and nymapi to build output
* added new pages to summary
* added todo for nymvisor systemd
* typo fix
* extracted old upgrade info out of maintance page to its own
* stub page for api
* halfway done on nymvisor page
* small typo fix
* first pass complete
* removed wip note
* updated path to upgrade doc
* structure + first pass
* nymapi first pass
* finished maintenance + api update
* review fixes
* fixed command for --help cmdrun rendering
* refactor node location logic
fontend:
remove app local data from state
remove node config from state
use only country location state
backend:
add node location in state
add set_node_location command
* call backend to update node location
* clean code
* Try passing mix_hops all the way down the call chain
* Set zero mix_hops manually
* fix
* also set zero mix hops in tun listener
* fix
* mix hops for surbs
* Another case covered
* Remove mix_hops config from Traffic
* clippy
* Add comment about why we added new functions
* Update comment
* Add surb_mix_hops to wasm config
* Remove temporary added mix_hops = 0
* Remove another temporary added mix_hops = 0
* Add comment about the limitation of num_mix_hops
* Kernel wg mode in gateway
* Cleanup boringtun code
* Fix clippy
* Fix feature flag missing
* Remove even more and get rid of boringtun
* Fix bad merge
* added script for cicd workflow
* added new script to cicd docs workflows
* updated readme with new script + new structure
* removed autodeploy on push to master
* made name for removing config dir more informative
* remove ascii
* test things
* apt
* adding spacing for ease of reading
* removed remove_existing_config.sh from docs ci
* code comment
* removed matrix notification temporarily
* testing moving back to custom runner
* tweaked cd
* fixed script
* remove admonish commands for the moment
* made small change to test deploy
* switched to large gh runner
* namefix for runner
* cleanup and test
* pulling new changes to cd
* removed --no-default-features flag
* reintroduced --no-default flag for test
* updated readme with new command + note on contributions
* reintroduced faster mdbook install
* revert test change
* removed old versions
* add continue on error: false to vercel steps
* updated readme with cicd workflow
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Co-authored-by: Jon Häggblad <jon.haggblad@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: mfahampshire <mfahampshire@protonmail.ch>
* Add dynamic connect support to ip packet router
* Disconnect inactive clients
* Don't generate ip same as tun device
* clippy
* Extract a few functions to separate mod
* clippy
* Try revised request response connect types
* wip: try to get data requests work
* Also serialize response
* tweak log
* Add code path for connect response fail
* Convenience functions on ip packet request
* Remove commented out code
* Restore log to debug
* Add wireguard_mode flag to SDK
* Add to builder in sdk too
* Move hardcoded IP in a lighter crate
* Put in network defaults
* Fix linux
* Move wireguard mode swap before init
* Use the updated gateway hosts
* Set wireguard IP even for pre-inited mix client
* Fix typo
* Change mixnode, gateway, network and nym-api binary licenses to GPLv3
* Add license to cargo files
* Revert model license to match crate
* Add license to nym-node
* Revert model license to match crate
* Fix formatting
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* Stop ActionController only after both incoming channels closed
* Downgrade task getting dropped message to debug level
* The warning to the user is not a warning that things didn't work
* rustfmt
* fix channel close logic
* Don't close real traffic stream and sent notification listener too aggressively
* wip
* Use common interface request response
* wip: extract crates
* wip
* new structure compiles
* Create tun_common subdir
* Comment out return_mix_delays for now
* Remove unused boringtun dependency
* Revert to previous packet encoding
* Allow dead code on non-linux
* Add new function
* Rework error handling in tun device
* Extract out timeout constants
* Experiment with timeouts
* Update error msg
* try_send in one direction as hotfix for deadlock
* Downgrade some log from info to debug
* Update comment
* rustfmt
- why?
when using the mixfetch SDK, i was encountering issues, when posting requests to specific endpoints. It was not parsing the response correctly with:
Error: panic:syscall/js: Value.Call: property getReader is not a function
By updating the above, i've tested this works on all variations of post and get request using mixfetch.
Locally I had to upgrade my version of go to 1.20
* adjusting ts mixnet client constructor
* added forceTls argument to 'ClientOptsSimple'
* more sdk types removed
* fixed import
* removed go debug code
* printing wasm blob version on load
* version bump
* temporarily removed 'nym/nym/wasm/full-nym-wasm'
* changed workspaces definition
* correctly setting initial rc.0 suffix
* updated crate versions
* reverted 'useWorkspaces' lerna option
* Fix up dependency versions
* Add dev mode toggle to SDK publish scripts
* Show location of WASM package
* Change dev mode and CI build order
* Bump package versions in SDK docs
* Remove two versions of `mix-fetch` from SDK docs and only use `-full-fat` version
* Remove old arguments for mixFetch and rename to bust cache
* Remove `nym-wasm-sdk` from linting
* Release v1.2.3 of Typescript SDK
* Force WSS on mixnet client
* Bump TS SDK to 1.2.4-rc.0
* Clean up lock file
* Update node-tester version to 1.2.3 in nym-wallet
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Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix: sdk publish script
The bash implementation used in the GitHub CI runner seems to have an
issue with incrementing a variable with `(( COUNTER++ ))` while `((
COUNTER=+1 ))` works fine.
* Add more sdk packages to workspace and normalize build sdk scripts
* Disable workspaces in npm publish sdk
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Martinez <me@sebastinez.dev>
* Continue publishing even when it fails
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Martinez <me@sebastinez.dev>
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Signed-off-by: Sebastian Martinez <me@sebastinez.dev>
During the merge of the nodejs-wasm-client there seems to be some
losses, this commit makes nodejs-client and the nodejs mix-fetch work
with the internal tools. Still looking into Tommys qa feedback.
* exit policy types
* simple client for grabbing the policy
* moved allowed_hosts to a submodule
* started integrating exit policy into a NR
* ability to construct ExitPolicyRequestFilter
* fixed policy parsing to look for comment char from the left
* conditionally setting up request filter
* [wip] setting up correct url for exit policy upstream
* clap flags for running with exit policy
* fixed NR template
* updated NR config template
* making sure to perform request filtering in separate task
* initial, placeholder, exit policy API endpoint
* serving exit policy from an embedded NR
* double slash sanitization
* socks5 query for exit policy
* adjusted address policy logging
* cargo fmt
* Updated exit policy url to point to the correct mainnet file
* removed unecessary mutability in filter tests
* fixed the code block showing example policy being interpreted as doc test
* Squashing all the changes
initial router
started expanding the API
initial empty openapi/swagger
populated build-info endpoint
wip: populating rest of swagger
missing swagger data + using closure capture for immutable state
running the api as a proper task in gateway 'run'
fixing some version/feature clashes
refactored routes structures
initial host information endpoint
expanded on gateway-related endpoints
signing host information
moved all models to separate crate
unified http api client
routes unification + node api client
new generic cache and refresher
nym-api caching node self described information
removed old cache type
temporarily wired up NymContractCache to NodeDescriptionProvider
caching self reported host info
clients using self-described gateway information
fixed request timeouts for wasm
fixed wasm builds
post rebase fixes
cargo fmt
brought in wg routes into nym-node router
added ErrorResponse for wireguard routes
basic swagger support for wg endpoints
turns out swagger can be happy with strongly typed requests
output type support for wg routes
using concrete error type for nym node request error
fixed the registration test
landing page configurability
increased configurability
fixed build and lints of other crates
added default user-agent to http-api-client
reduced severity of gateway details lookup failure
changed default http port from 80 to 8080
nym-api using new default port for queries
added health endpoint
nym-api trying multiple ports for the client
using camelcase for node status
corrected health endpoint description
restored and revamped 'force_tls' flag to filter all gateways that support the wss protocol
fixed 'pub_key' path param in open api schema
derived Debug on 'NymNodeDescription'
ensuring valid public ips
added init and run flags to set hostname and public ips
fixed listening address being pushed to public ip
fixed the positional local flag
logging remote ip address of the request
updated helper function to query for described gateways
enabled tls in gateway client
removed hack-opts from mix fetch
additional changes after rebasing against origin/develop
* clippy
* wasm-related target locking
* more clippy, but this time in tests
* Extract out parse_peer
* wip: handle_packet extract
* Extract out active_peers.rs
* wip: rework to struct from free function
* udp_listener working
* wip
* more udp_listener
* tun_device
* wip
* tun_device
* Remove some old commented out stuff
* tidy
* Remove commented out line
* Forward directly on known addr
* Extract out test dev creation
* Extract out RegisteredPeers
* Extract out registered_peers.rs
* Reset main rate limiter on a timer
* Some pedantic clippy
* minor tidy
* Add missing continue
* wireguard: try to have a flow where we parse the public key up front
* Fix bug with continue instead of return in loop
* fix clippy::enum-variant-names
* Fix rust-analyzer warnings
Fix some warnings that rust-analyzer emits due to enabling all features.
These are annoying when you try to list all warnings in the entire
workspace.
* Revert change to signing client
* Instead add nested feature
* Initial work on reverse nat
* wip
* Refine key gen
* Rename to wg_tunnel
* Forward packet to peer
* Remove source_addr
* Check if allowed to write to tunnel
* Extract out network_table
* Move map struc definitions to udp_listener
* Delegate ip network table calls
* Fix mac compilation
* Add TunTaskTx type
* Add HTTP API and Client registry to Gateway
* Update CHANGELOG
* Smooshify structure
* Reify x25519 public key
* Hmac message verification
* Add lightweight handshake with replay protection
* Tidy up, move registartion to its own file
* Test for the registration flow
* Fix nonce loop hole
* Initial experiments with using tun device
* Remove some unused stuff and start tidying
* Match stored peer addr
* Refine comments and names
* Fix deadlock
* Annotate with some more logging
* Tweak log statements in handle_routine
* wip: temp logging
* log to info
* Refine logging
* clippy
* [wasm-client] keeping ownership over 'ReceivedBufferRequestSender' channel when spawning 'ResponsePusher'
* Bump version of Typescript SDK to RC.10
* GitHub Actions workflow to publish SDK to NPM
* Bump package version manually
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* Attempt at simplifying top-level Makefile
* Another sweep at tidying up Makefile
* Further refinements
* Remove deprecated clippy-happy and no-clippy targets
* Remove unused Makefile target
* Split out ci-contracts-upload-binaries
* Remove the contracts from the main workflow
* Rename build-and-upload-binaries-ci
* Rename network-explorer name
* Rename network-explorer filename and check-merge-conflicts
* Rename three more workflows
* Rename sdk-publish
* Remove deprecated clippy-all
* Rename matrix includes json and delete one that is unused
* Typo in filename
* Delete nym-wallet-release.yml
* Rename two workflows to fit naming scheme
* ci-build name change
* Rename 3 more workflows to ci- names
* Rename wallet.yml and nym-wallet-nightly-build to reverse naming scheme
* Rename to ci-contracts.yml
* Delete nym-wallet webdriverio workflow
* Update some workflow names
* always using port 443 for tls gateway connection
* bumping up rc version
* hack: additional hardcoded gateways
it disables topology refresh
* Add NPM packages to tool for bumping versions
* Bump RC versions of SDK packages
* Use manual gateway details
* Add progress to `publish.sh` script
* Add docs for WSS workaround
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* Remove unused Makefile target
* Split out ci-contracts-upload-binaries
* Remove the contracts from the main workflow
* Rename build-and-upload-binaries-ci
* Rename network-explorer name
* Rename network-explorer filename and check-merge-conflicts
* Rename three more workflows
* Rename sdk-publish
* Remove deprecated clippy-all
* Rename matrix includes json and delete one that is unused
* Typo in filename
* Delete nym-wallet-release.yml
* Rename two workflows to fit naming scheme
* ci-build name change
* Rename 3 more workflows to ci- names
* Rename wallet.yml and nym-wallet-nightly-build to reverse naming scheme
* Rename to ci-contracts.yml
* Delete nym-wallet webdriverio workflow
* Update some workflow names
* js error message
* Ability to explicitly disconnect mixfetch
* removed unused import
* added disconnect method directly to sdk package
* simplifying error throw
Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <14054343+mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* added onunload event listener handler
* Using global instance of mixfetch to disconnect
Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <14054343+mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* Bump RC versions
* MixFetch, move unload handler to creation and check for undefined `window`
* Bump RC version
* Force TLS on mixFetch demo
* Add info about working around mixed content errors for mixFetch
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Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <14054343+mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* Squashing commits
added forceTls argument to 'MixFetchOptsSimple'
made forceTls flag optional in mix fetch opts
whacking those moles
* GitHub Actions: install node
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* Bug fix `mixFetch` build
* Batch integration tests for mixFetch
* Bump RC version
* Tidy up READMEs
* Bump version to RC4 and fix up a few interfaces
* Bump version to RC5 and fix opts
* NodeJS SDK
* mixFetch usage example
* Update internal dev tester readme
* Add NodeJS packages to publish script
* Update lock file
* Upgrade `lerna`
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Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* changed NymConfigTemplate trait to call 'template' by reference
* network requester lib
* introduced generic parameter to 'MixTrafficController' to allow non-remote gateways
* allowing for custom gateway sender
* types cleanup
* minor gateway cmds refactor + initial NR work
* wip
* running a NR inside gateway
note: this NR isnt tied to the gateway yet
* rebase fixes
* propagating same shutdown handle
* wip
* starting NR with appropriate local transceiver
* fixed premature shutdown
* wiring up PacketRouter
* both ends wired together
* actually working
so much cleanup to do now
* started removing dead code
* wip
* temp: hardcode gateway
* further cleanup
* fixed build of other binaries
* setup-network-requester subcmd
* overriding NR config in gateway init/run
* wip making it wasm-compatible [again]
* refactored 'GatewaySetup'
* clippy and friends
* removed debug code
* rust 1.72 lints
* ensuring local gateway is available + some comments
* correctly putting network requester data in the same underlying details struct
* improved gateway errors
* changed 'network_requester_config' deserialization
* missing clap annotation for 'enabled' flag in 'setup-network-requester' command
* saving config file after 'setup-network-requester'
* removed dead code
* review comments
* make embedded NR wait for gateway to come online (for at most 70min)
* fixed shutdown on successful gateway wait
* updated NR config override
You can't specify profile in the manifest of a crate when it's part of a
workspace. Move the profile directives that cargo complains about to the
top-level workspace Cargo.toml
* wip
* wip
* Most channels are in place
* tidy
* Send data to tunnel
* wip: adding in boringtun
* Handle timers
* Add consume_wg
* Split into mod
* Reorder
* Comments
* Refine channel handling
* Sort out dependency conflict
* Move wireguard listener in gateway beind a feature flag
* wip
* post-cherry pick fixes
* wip
* wip
* using sqlite-based indexeddb shim
* running nymClient in worker thread
* improved received handling
* building node mix-fetch
* fixed mix fetch request constructor if args[1] == undefined
* fixed build target
* nodejs origin bypass
* mix fetch in node
but I dont think anyone should use it over normal client...
* target locking
* fixed post-rebasing issues
* Docs: post process output to fix paths so that many mdbooks can be served from sub-directories
* Prevent theme from being modified
* Upload docs to Vercel
* Post process docs
* Process local links
* Docs: only process `index.html` files from the root,
All other files have the correct relative paths to serve assets properly and link to files relatively.
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Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* gateway: disconnect inactive duplicate clients
* wip: see if we can switch to single ping at a time
* Finish reworking ping pong request flow
* Use workspace version of tokio
* Bundle active client channels into struct
* Fix typo
* Move the functionality to issue credentials from the credential binary and connect it with nym-cli
* finished CLI part, trying to fit SDK part
* finished Rust SDK
* fix: cleanup
* linting
* linting
* linting
* remove one layer of coconut in nym-cli
* linting
* Fixes based on PR comments
* formatting
* fixes based on PR comments
* formatting
* fixing clippy errors
* fixed post-rebasing issues and converted the lib into shared dep for other binaries
* removed credentials client in favour of moving the functionality to nym-cli
* removed redundant 'issue_credential' example (it did the same thing as 'bandwdith')
* removed credentials client from build server
* made the coconut cli also accept nym-api configs
* fixed support for socks5 and NR
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Co-authored-by: Jędrzej Stuczyński <jedrzej.stuczynski@gmail.com>
This was originally a commit 'b0a45c03b16c74697d8b46428fd83a25a5168add'.
However, we had to manually reapply it due to accidentally messing up the branch history.
* network-requester: disable poisson process by default
* network-requester: instead add new top-level config field
* Remove quoation marks in template
* imported libp2p to monorepo
* fixed vanilla ping example
* added libp2p client to workspace
* naively replaced dockerised client with the sdk
* moved libp2p code to sdk examples
* reduced number of dependencies required for libp2p example
* updated readmes
* added protobuf compiler to build dependencies
* added protoc dependency to readme for chat and ping examples
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Co-authored-by: mfahampshire <maxhampshire@pm.me>
* Feature/ephemera compile (#3437)
* Include ephemera node code in repo
* Upgrade deps
* Bump minor version of cosmwasm-std
* Include ephemera in nym-api dep and downgrade rusqlite
* Fix clippy and ephemera docs code
* More clippy on ephemera
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Co-authored-by: Andrus Salumets <andrus@nymtech.net>
* Start ephemera components in nym-api (#3475)
* Start ephemera components in nym-api
* Pass nyxd client and use common metric structures
* Swap url endpoint with contract for sending rewarding messages
* Fix build after rebase
* Perform ephemera rewards computation before normal nym-api ones
* Remove contract mock from ephemera
* Take raw rewards from network monitor
* Remove ephemera old reward version
* Use nym shutdown procedure in ephemera
* Temporary fix for some warnings
* Umock contract membership of ephemera (#3574)
* Pass nyxd client to members provider
* Basic ephemera contract
* Add register peer tx
* Add query all peers
* Nyxd ephemera client
* Add registration of ephemera peer
* Replace epoch http api with actual contract
* Merge ephemera config into nym-api config
* Load cluster from contract
* Guard nym-outfox out of cosmwasm builds (#3650)
* Feature/fixes while testing (#3668)
* Commit local peer before querying contract
* Default to anyonline
* Remove string from template
* Fix avg computing
* Use updated qa env
* Fix clippy
* Add unit tests for ephemera contract
* Upload ephemera contract in CI
* Add group check for peer signup
* Peer registration unit test
* Start ephemera only on monitoring
* Remove old MixnodeToReward struct
* Move all ephemera config to its file
* Skip with serde ephemera config
* Fix default value in args
* Feature/add ephemera flag (#3727)
* Replace unwrap with error handling
* Add ephemera enable flag
* Fix template
* Add json schema to ephemera contract (#3735)
* Update lock files
* Update changelog
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Co-authored-by: Andrus Salumets <andrus@nymtech.net>
* wasm-compatible reqwest-based rpc client
* better constructors for the reqwest based client
* fixed usages of the client
* introduced /network/details endpoint to nym-api to return used network information (#3758)
* introduced /network/details endpoint to nym-api to return used network information
* introduced endpoints for nym contract information
* Validate nym address
* wip: check client_id match
* wip: now compiles
* Fix first set of tests
* Another set of fixed tests
* Fix rebase issues
* rustfmt
* register tests updated
* integration tests now working
* Remove commented out code and unused imports
* Tidy up
* Fix error
* Update schema
* Fix example
* Add assertion in test
* update nym-cli to be able to register names
* Remove left-over dbg
* additional logs in abci queries
* added serde aliases for deserialization of contract types using their old format
* installing rust toolchain during the schema CI
* making the workflow be executed on our custom runner
* checking for diff only in the schema directory
* WIP: initial work
* wupwup
* WIP: experiments
* Move topology provider and requests to own crate
* Make sure we use the new crate everywhere
* Sort Cargo.toml
* Extract out some functions in geo_aware_provider
* rustfmt
* Add CountryGroup type
* Assign unknown as well
* wipwip
* Add command line flag to socks5-client
* Use geo-aware mixnode selection in nym-connect when in medium mode
* rustfmt
* clippy
* Fix nym-connect build
* wasm fix
* Spelling
* removed sealed impl of serde for tx::Fee
* further upgraded cosmwasm to 1.3.0
* wip
* created schema for mixnet contract
* updated return type of 'GetBondedMixnodeDetailsByIdentity' query
* fixed imported version of serde_json_wasm
* updated return type of 'GetFamilyByHead' query
* updated return type of 'GetFamilyByLabel' query
* updated return type of 'GetFamilyMembersByHead' and 'GetFamilyMembersByLabel' queries
* fixed broken tests due to type changes
* added support for GetFamilyMembersByLabel and GetFamilyMembersByHead queries in 'mixnet_query_client'
* moved 'Account' and 'VestingContractError' to common crate
* created schema for vesting contract
* Added documentation for all query messages in the vesting contract
* improved mixnet contract schema by adding documentation to all query types
* feature-locking cw2 import
* created schema for the name service contract
* created schema for the service provider directory contract
* created schema for the coconut bandwidth contract
* created schema for the coconut dkg contract
* created schema for the coconut cw4 group contract
* created schema for the coconut cw3 multisig contract
* fixed missing import and adjusted makefile
* cargo fmt
* clippy
* adjusted contract CI to build with --lib flag
* missing --lib flag in the makefile
* updated lock files
* makefile for generating the schemas
* added github action to check for schema difference
* adding missing step to checkout the repo
* set up development process for docs
* set up development process for docs
* Add local installs for Typedoc on gitignore
* Add Typedoc comments on types.ts file
* add typedoc config file
* update types and add annotations
* Add updates on types file
* add examples + manage sort order for doc items
* update client methods with examples
* add description of NymMixnetClientOptions
* add description of NymMixnetClientOptions
* fix linting
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Co-authored-by: Lorexia <alexia.lorenza.martinel@protonmail.com>
* WIP: initial work
* wupwup
* WIP: experiments
* Move topology provider and requests to own crate
* Make sure we use the new crate everywhere
* Sort Cargo.toml
* Extract out some functions in geo_aware_provider
* rustfmt
* Add CountryGroup type
* Assign unknown as well
* wipwip
* Add command line flag to socks5-client
* Use geo-aware mixnode selection in nym-connect when in medium mode
* rustfmt
* clippy
* Fix nym-connect build
* wasm fix
* Spelling
* added a global flag to disable the printed out banner inside tty
* added a 'build-info' command to our binaries
* added binary name to BinaryBuildInformation
* clippy
* separated signing and nyxd-client features
* updated cosmrs to the most recent version
* using tendermint_rpc directly for the Client trait
* fixed rest of the codebase
* removed nyxd-client feature
* export more types
* clippy that seems to have been skipped in makefile
* Split fetching network-requesters from gateways
* Tidy names
* Select gateway independenty in frontend
* Fix threshold value
* Fix gateway type
* Fix naming for setGateway and setServiceProvider
* Unshadow variable
* Naming conventions
* Missing semicolon
* Explicit types in invoke calls
* Dedup random function
* Inline some functions
* Silence handlebars in log
* Emojis in healthcheck log statements
* Remove gateway from service provider type
* Remove unneeded type cast
* fix linting
* Remove gateway field from harbour master response type
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Co-authored-by: fmtabbara <fmtabbara@hotmail.co.uk>
* New TypeScript SDK example: Google Chrome
Example of a simple manifest v3 extension to load a Nym client within a
popup view.
* Firefox Extension example for Nym TypeScript SDK
* Fix typo
* Add basic install script
* fix up html files
* remove unnecessary background page
* bundle extensions with webpack
* use icons from shared assets
* ignore sdk index file
* import sdk lib
* create new build script for non-inline workers
* import workers and build as separate files using webpack
* update html titles
* create react app node tester example
* add readme file
* update readme for FF extension
* code formatting
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Co-authored-by: Nadim Kobeissi <nadim@symbolic.software>
Co-authored-by: Mark Sinclair <mmsinclair@users.noreply.github.com>
* create parcel example
* update plain html example
* move chat examples into own dir
* add examples to workspace
* update tsconfig path
* move webpack base to parent dir
* Add nonce state
* Update name-service types and make it build
* wip: convert tests
* Fixed all tests in names.rs
* Add TestName
* Move TestSetup to integration tests
* Tests in contract.rs done
* Move error mod to common crate
* All tests ported
* Update other crates in workspace
* rustfmt
* clippy
* Remove commented out code
* Shortcut for name.name
* create node tester package dir
* start building node tester package
* refactor code + build updates
* fix up types
* add more methods and fix up types
* use node tester sdk inside wallet
* fix frontend state
* Use Node 18 instead of 16
* Fix up dependencies and yarn workspace
* Fix lint error
* Try to fix up linting error
* Remove explorer linting and move it to the existing action
* Add wasm-pack build to linting GH Action
* change lerna to use workspaces and fix linting errors
* Fix up node versions in GitHub Actions and add wasm-pack
* fix build:lint target in sdk
* exclude all worker.js from eslint for sdk
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* Don't fully turn off background task when cover traffic is disabled
* Leave no_cover function alone
* Add methods on config struct instead of explicitly setting options
* Add medium toggle to network-requester run command
* clippy
* rustfmt
* Unused
* error handling + edge cases + types
* use bonded node id
* add UI and move feature to node-settings dir
* use error modal
* add type for postMessage arg
* add timeout for node test
* update storybook ci
* fix CI for typescript linting
* fix print node test results
* replace react-to-print lib with vanilla solution
* async print
* update wallet changelog
* Lock files
* Add flag to disable cover traffic
* Add flag to disable per hop delays
* Add flag to enable mixed size packets
* Add meta flag to set medium speed
* Special case zero averge hop delay to be exactly zero
* Extract out generate_hop_delays function
#cosmrs = { git = "https://github.com/jstuczyn/cosmos-rust", branch = "nym-temp/all-validator-features" } # unfortuntely we need a fork by yours truly to get the staking support
tendermint="0.34"# same version as used by cosmrs
tendermint-rpc="0.34"# same version as used by cosmrs
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If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest
to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least
the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
<one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
<program> Copyright (C) <year> <name of author>
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.
The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate
parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands
might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school,
if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see
<https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
The GNU General Public License does not permit incorporating your program
into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you
may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General
Public License instead of this License. But first, please read
<https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-not-lgpl.html>.
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