helia-coord 1.2.5 → 1.2.7
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@@ -33,12 +33,11 @@ class ThisNodeUseCases {
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this.circuitRelayInfo = localConfig.circuitRelayInfo
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// Initialize v1 relay list. Allows user to overwrite with local config.
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this.v1Relays = []
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if (localConfig.v1Relays) {
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this.v1Relays = localConfig.v1Relays
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// console.log('v1Relays: ', this.v1Relays)
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}
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console.log('this-node-use-cases.js v1Relays: ', this.v1Relays)
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// Bind 'this' object to all subfunctions
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this.updateUseCases = this.updateUseCases.bind(this)
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// - If peer is advertised as a circuit relay, try to connect directly through
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// the advertised Circuit Relay IP address and port.
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// - Attempt to connect to peer directly through its advertised multiaddrs.
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// - Connect to peer through v2 Circuit Relays (built into ipfs-service-provider)
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// - Connect to peer through v1 Circuit Relays (standalone v1 Circuit Relay)
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// - Connect to peer through v2 Circuit Relays (built into ipfs-service-provider)
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async refreshPeerConnections () {
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try {
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// console.log('this.thisNode: ', this.thisNode)
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// Try a direct connection with the peer by going through
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// the multiaddrs in the announcement object.
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const filteredMultiaddrs = this.utils.filterMultiaddrs(peerData.data.ipfsMultiaddrs)
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console.log('filteredMultiaddrs: ', filteredMultiaddrs)
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// console.log('filteredMultiaddrs: ', filteredMultiaddrs)
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for (let j = 0; j < filteredMultiaddrs.length; j++) {
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const multiaddr = filteredMultiaddrs[j]
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break
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}
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}
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if (connected) {
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}
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// If we could not connect to the node through the v2 Circuit Relays,
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// try connecting to it through the v1 Circuit Relays.
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for (let j = 0; j < this.v1Relays.length; j++) {
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const thisV1Relay = this.v1Relays[j]
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// Generate a multiaddr for connecting to the peer through a circuit relay.
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const multiaddr = `${thisV1Relay}/p2p-circuit/p2p/${thisPeer}`
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console.log(`refreshPeerConnections() connecting to peer through V1 Circuit Relay with this multiaddr: ${multiaddr}`)
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this.adapters.log.statusLog(2, `refreshPeerConnections() connecting to peer through V1 Circuit Relay with this multiaddr: ${multiaddr}`)
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// Attempt to connect to the node through a circuit relay.
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connected = await this.adapters.ipfs.connectToPeer({ multiaddr })
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if (connected) {
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this.adapters.log.statusLog(2,
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`Successfully connected to peer ${thisPeer} through v1 circuit relay ${thisV1Relay}.`
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// Add the connection multiaddr to the peer, so that we can see
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// exactly how we're connected to the peer.
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const thisPeerData = this.thisNode.peerData.filter(x => x.from === thisPeer)
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thisPeerData[0].data.connectionAddr = multiaddr
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}
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// If we could not connect to the node through the v2 Circuit Relays,
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if (!connected) {
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for (let j = 0; j < this.v1Relays.length; j++) {
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const thisV1Relay = this.v1Relays[j]
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// Generate a multiaddr for connecting to the peer through a circuit relay.
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const multiaddr = `${thisV1Relay.multiaddr}/p2p-circuit/p2p/${thisPeer}`
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console.log(`refreshPeerConnections() connecting to peer through V1 Circuit Relay with this multiaddr: ${multiaddr}`)
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this.adapters.log.statusLog(2, `refreshPeerConnections() connecting to peer through V1 Circuit Relay with this multiaddr: ${multiaddr}`)
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// Attempt to connect to the node through a circuit relay.
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`Successfully connected to peer ${thisPeer} through v1 circuit relay ${thisV1Relay.multiaddr}.`
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// Add the connection multiaddr to the peer, so that we can see
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// exactly how we're connected to the peer.
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const thisPeerData = this.thisNode.peerData.filter(x => x.from === thisPeer)
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thisPeerData[0].data.connectionAddr = multiaddr
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const now = new Date()
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package/package.json
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