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Abstract TCP methods under the Transport Trait. In workspace: - Added a new `cuprate-p2p-transport` crate that will later welcome complex or crate dependent transport implementations. (Arti for example.) In `cuprate-p2p-core`: - Implemented a new Transport trait that abstract methods to listen for or connect to other peers over a NetworkZone Z. - Reduced `NetworkZone` trait accordingly. - Added a new `BROADCAST_OWN_ADDR` to `NetworkZone` for anonymized networks. - Implemented `Tcp` transport for `ClearNet`. - Implemented `Dummy` transport for placeholder/testing purposes - Adapted definition of P2P components to the new `Transport` trait. - Changed original `InBoundStream` implementation to support two different but optional listeners (IPv4/IPv6) In `p2p-core/tests`: - Implemented `FragTcp` for fragmented message testing In `cuprated`: - Added `p2p.enable_inbound_v6` and `listen_on_v6` config field. - Added `From<&ClearNetConfig>` for `TransportConfig<ClearNet, Tcp>`. - Abstracted original `start_clearnet_p2p` to `start_zone_p2p` with a given `NetworkZone` and `Transport`. - Zone/NetworkInterface<Z> P2P initialization has been moved to `cuprated::p2p` in `initialize_zones_p2p` fn. - Defined `NetworkInterfaces` collection (useless at the moment).
An alternative Monero node implementation.
(work-in-progress)
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About
Cuprate is an effort to create an alternative Monero node implementation in Rust.
It will be able to independently validate Monero consensus rules, providing a layer of security and redundancy for the Monero network.
Books
Cuprate is currently a work-in-progress; documentation will be changing/unfinished.
Cuprate maintains various documentation books:
| Book | Description |
|---|---|
| Cuprate's architecture book | Documents Cuprate's internal architecture & implementation |
| Monero's protocol book | Documents the Monero protocol |
| Cuprate's user book | Practical user-guide for using cuprated |
Crates
For a detailed list of all crates, see: https://architecture.cuprate.org/appendix/crates.html.
For crate (library) documentation, see: https://doc.cuprate.org. This site holds documentation for Cuprate's crates and all dependencies. All Cuprate crates start with cuprate_, for example: cuprate_database.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Security
Cuprate has a responsible vulnerability disclosure policy, see SECURITY.md.
License
The binaries/ directory is licensed under AGPL-3.0, everything else is licensed under MIT.
See LICENSE for more details.