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SyntheticBird 392653c659 Define Tor Zone, add onion addressing and more (#481)
* Define Tor Zone, add onion addressing, extend AddressBook, adapt `handle_timed_sync_request`, changes in cuprated + some cleanup

In `cuprated`:

- Added `Z: NetworkZone` as a generic requirement for `address_book_config`. Now takes the optional node address in argument.
- Added `tor_net_seed_nodes` fn for obtaining tor seed nodes.
- Added `CrossNetworkInternalPeerId::Tor(_)` variant and `From<InternalPeerId<OnionAddr>>`

In `cuprate-wire`:

- Added `src/network_address/onion_addr.rs` implementing `OnionAddr` type used by `Tor` network zone.
- Implemented parsing, formatting, conversion and validation of `OnionAddr`.
- Implemented 2 validation tests and 2 parsing tests for `OnionAddr`.
- Documented and cleaned up `src/network_address/epee_builder.rs`.
- Changed `u8` `type` field of `TaggedNetworkAddress` to `AddressType` enum equivalent to monerod's `address_type`.
- Added additional `host` and `port` fields to `AllFieldedNetworkAddress` collection type.
- Added `NetworkAddress:Tor` variant and added conversion to related functions.

In `cuprate-address-book`:

- Added `our_own_addr: Z::Addr` field to AddressBookConfig. This adds a `Z: NetworkZone` requirement to `AddressBookConfig`.
- Adapted code to the new generic requirement.
- Implemented handling of new `AddressBookRequest::OwnAddress` for querying the node self specified address for the zone.

In `cuprate-p2p`:

- If `Z::BROADCAST_OUR_OWN_ADDR` = `true`, `handle_timed_sync_request` will insert the node's address to the peerlist being sent.

In `cuprate-p2p-core`:

- Removed `#[async_trait::async_trait]` attribute to `impl NetworkZone for *`.
- Added `AddressBookRequest::OwnAddress` and `AddressBookResponse::OwnAddress(Option<Z::Addr>)`.
- Defined new `Tor` `NetworkZone`

* fmt

* fix typo and fmt

* final edits?

* fix test

* forgor
2025-06-05 20:54:19 +01:00
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Test Utils

This crate contains code that can be shared across multiple Cuprate crates tests, this crate should not be included in any Cuprate crate, only in tests.

It currently contains:

  • Code to spawn monerod instances and a testing network zone
  • Real raw and typed Monero data, e.g. Block, Transaction
  • An RPC client to generate types from cuprate_types
  • Raw RPC request/response strings and binary data