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var ( // ErrQueryTimeout is an error returned if the worker doesn't respond // with a valid response to the request within the timeout. ErrQueryTimeout = errors.New("did not get response before timeout") // ErrPeerDisconnected is returned if the worker's peer disconnect // before the query has been answered. ErrPeerDisconnected = errors.New("peer disconnected") // ErrJobCanceled is returned if the job is canceled before the query // has been answered. ErrJobCanceled = errors.New("job canceled") )
var ( // ErrWorkManagerShuttingDown will be returned in case the WorkManager // is in the process of exiting. ErrWorkManagerShuttingDown = errors.New("WorkManager shutting down") )
Functions ¶
func DisableLog ¶
func DisableLog()
DisableLog disables all library log output. Logging output is disabled by default until either UseLogger or SetLogWriter are called.
Types ¶
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
// ConnectedPeers is a function that returns a channel where all
// connected peers will be sent. It is assumed that all current peers
// will be sent imemdiately, and new peers as they connect.
//
// The returned function closure is called to cancel the subscription.
ConnectedPeers func() (<-chan Peer, func(), error)
// NewWorker is function closure that should start a new worker. We
// make this configurable to easily mock the worker used during tests.
NewWorker func(Peer) Worker
// Ranking is used to rank the connected peers when determining who to
// give work to.
Ranking PeerRanking
}
Config holds the configuration options for a new WorkManager.
type Dispatcher ¶
type Dispatcher interface {
// Query distributes the slice of requests to the set of connected
// peers. It returns an error channel where the final result of the
// batch of queries will be sent. Responses for the individual queries
// should be handled by the response handler of each Request.
Query(reqs []*Request, options ...QueryOption) chan error
}
Dispatcher is an interface defining the API for dispatching queries to bitcoin peers.
type Peer ¶
type Peer interface {
// QueueMessageWithEncoding adds the passed bitcoin message to the peer
// send queue.
QueueMessageWithEncoding(msg wire.Message, doneChan chan<- struct{},
encoding wire.MessageEncoding)
// SubscribeRecvMsg adds a OnRead subscription to the peer. All bitcoin
// messages received from this peer will be sent on the returned
// channel. A closure is also returned, that should be called to cancel
// the subscription.
SubscribeRecvMsg() (<-chan wire.Message, func())
// Addr returns the address of this peer.
Addr() string
// OnDisconnect returns a channel that will be closed when this peer is
// disconnected.
OnDisconnect() <-chan struct{}
}
Peer is the interface that defines the methods needed by the query package to be able to make requests and receive responses from a network peer.
type PeerRanking ¶
type PeerRanking interface {
// AddPeer adds a peer to the ranking.
AddPeer(peer string)
// Reward should be called when the peer has succeeded in a query,
// increasing the likelihood that it will be picked for subsequent
// queries.
Reward(peer string)
// Punish should be called when the peer has failed in a query,
// decreasing the likelihood that it will be picked for subsequent
// queries.
Punish(peer string)
// Order sorst the slice of peers according to their ranking.
Order(peers []string)
}
PeerRanking is an interface that must be satisfied by the underlying module that is used to determine which peers to prioritize querios on.
func NewPeerRanking ¶
func NewPeerRanking() PeerRanking
NewPeerRanking returns a new, empty ranking.
type Progress ¶
type Progress struct {
// Finished is true if the query was finished as a result of the
// received response.
Finished bool
// Progressed is true if the query made progress towards fully
// answering the request as a result of the received response. This is
// used for the requests types where more than one response is
// expected.
Progressed bool
}
Progress encloses the result of handling a response for a given Request, determining whether the response did progress the query.
type QueryOption ¶
type QueryOption func(*queryOptions) // nolint
QueryOption is a functional option argument to any of the network query methods, such as GetBlock and GetCFilter (when that resorts to a network query). These are always processed in order, with later options overriding earlier ones.
func Cancel ¶
func Cancel(cancel chan struct{}) QueryOption
Cancel takes a channel that can be closed to indicate that the query should be canceled.
func Encoding ¶
func Encoding(encoding wire.MessageEncoding) QueryOption
Encoding is a query option that allows the caller to set a message encoding for the query messages.
func NoRetryMax ¶ added in v0.16.0
func NoRetryMax() QueryOption
NoRetryMax is a query option that can be used to disable the cap on the number of retries. If this is set then NumRetries has no effect.
func NumRetries ¶ added in v0.16.0
func NumRetries(num uint8) QueryOption
NumRetries is a query option that specifies the number of times a query should be retried.
func Timeout ¶
func Timeout(timeout time.Duration) QueryOption
Timeout is a query option that specifies the total time a query is allowed to be tried before it is failed.
type Request ¶
type Request struct {
// Req is the message request to send.
Req wire.Message
// HandleResp is a response handler that will be called for every
// message received from the peer that the request was made to. It
// should validate the response against the request made, and return a
// Progress indicating whether the request was answered by this
// particular response.
//
// NOTE: Since the worker's job queue will be stalled while this method
// is running, it should not be doing any expensive operations. It
// should validate the response and immediately return the progress.
// The response should be handed off to another goroutine for
// processing.
HandleResp func(req, resp wire.Message, peer string) Progress
}
Request is the main struct that defines a bitcoin network query to be sent to connected peers.
type Task ¶
type Task interface {
// Index returns this Task's index in the work queue.
Index() uint64
}
Task is an interface that has a method for returning their index in the work queue.
type WorkManager ¶
type WorkManager interface {
Dispatcher
// Start sets up any resources that the WorkManager requires. It must
// be called before any of the Dispatcher calls can be made.
Start() error
// Stop cleans up the resources held by the WorkManager.
Stop() error
}
WorkManager defines an API for a manager that dispatches queries to bitcoin peers that must be started and stopped in order to perform these queries.
func NewWorkManager ¶ added in v0.16.0
func NewWorkManager(cfg *Config) WorkManager
NewWorkManager returns a new WorkManager with the regular worker implementation.
type Worker ¶
type Worker interface {
// Run starts the worker. The worker will supply its peer with queries,
// and handle responses from it. Results for any query handled by this
// worker will be delivered on the results channel. quit can be closed
// to immediately make the worker exit.
//
// The method is blocking, and should be started in a goroutine. It
// will run until the peer disconnects or the worker is told to quit.
Run(results chan<- *jobResult, quit <-chan struct{})
// NewJob returns a channel where work that is to be handled by the
// worker can be sent. If the worker reads a queryJob from this
// channel, it is guaranteed that a response will eventually be
// delivered on the results channel (except when the quit channel has
// been closed).
NewJob() chan<- *queryJob
}
Worker is the interface that must be satisfied by workers managed by the WorkManager.
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