Module algorithm

Module algorithm 

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§Algorithm Value Object

This module defines the algorithm value object for the adaptive pipeline system. It provides type-safe algorithm specification with validation, categorization, and cross-language compatibility.

§Overview

The algorithm value object provides:

  • Type Safety: Type-safe algorithm specification and validation
  • Algorithm Categories: Support for different algorithm categories
  • Validation: Comprehensive validation of algorithm names and formats
  • Cross-Language: Consistent representation across different languages
  • Extensibility: Support for custom and user-defined algorithms

§Architecture

The algorithm follows Domain-Driven Design principles:

  • Value Object: Immutable value object with equality semantics
  • Rich Domain Model: Encapsulates algorithm-related business logic
  • Validation: Comprehensive validation of algorithm specifications
  • Serialization: Support for persistence and cross-language communication

§Key Features

§Algorithm Categories

  • Compression: Data compression algorithms (brotli, gzip, zstd, lz4)
  • Encryption: Data encryption algorithms (AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20-Poly1305)
  • Hashing: Cryptographic hash algorithms (SHA-256, SHA-512, Blake3)
  • Custom: User-defined and application-specific algorithms

§Validation and Safety

  • Format Validation: Validate algorithm name format and structure
  • Category Validation: Ensure algorithms belong to valid categories
  • Parameter Validation: Validate algorithm-specific parameters
  • Security Validation: Ensure algorithms meet security requirements

§Cross-Language Support

  • Consistent Representation: Same algorithm representation across languages
  • JSON Serialization: Standard JSON serialization format
  • Database Storage: Consistent database storage format
  • API Compatibility: Compatible with REST and gRPC APIs

§Usage Examples

§Creating Algorithms

§Algorithm Validation

§Algorithm Categories

§Algorithm Comparison and Sorting

§Serialization and Deserialization

§Supported Algorithms

§Compression Algorithms

  • brotli: Google’s Brotli compression algorithm
  • gzip: GNU zip compression algorithm
  • zstd: Facebook’s Zstandard compression algorithm
  • lz4: LZ4 fast compression algorithm
  • deflate: DEFLATE compression algorithm

§Encryption Algorithms

  • aes-256-gcm: AES-256 with Galois/Counter Mode
  • aes-128-gcm: AES-128 with Galois/Counter Mode
  • chacha20-poly1305: ChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD cipher
  • aes-256-cbc: AES-256 with Cipher Block Chaining

§Hashing Algorithms

  • sha256: SHA-256 cryptographic hash function
  • sha512: SHA-512 cryptographic hash function
  • blake3: BLAKE3 cryptographic hash function
  • md5: MD5 hash function (legacy, not recommended)

§Custom Algorithms

  • custom-*: User-defined algorithms with “custom-” prefix
  • Application-specific: Domain-specific algorithms
  • Experimental: Experimental or research algorithms

§Validation Rules

§Name Format

  • Length: 1-64 characters
  • Characters: Lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens
  • Start/End: Must start and end with alphanumeric characters
  • Hyphens: Cannot have consecutive hyphens

§Category Rules

  • Compression: Must be a known compression algorithm
  • Encryption: Must be a known encryption algorithm
  • Hashing: Must be a known hashing algorithm
  • Custom: Must start with “custom-” prefix

§Security Requirements

  • Encryption: Must use authenticated encryption (AEAD)
  • Hashing: Must use cryptographically secure hash functions
  • Key Length: Must meet minimum key length requirements
  • Deprecation: Deprecated algorithms are rejected

§Error Handling

§Validation Errors

  • Empty Name: Algorithm name cannot be empty
  • Invalid Format: Name doesn’t match required format
  • Unknown Algorithm: Algorithm is not recognized
  • Deprecated Algorithm: Algorithm is deprecated or insecure

§Usage Errors

  • Category Mismatch: Algorithm used in wrong category context
  • Parameter Errors: Invalid algorithm parameters
  • Compatibility Errors: Algorithm not compatible with system

§Performance Considerations

§Memory Usage

  • Compact Storage: Efficient string storage
  • String Interning: Intern common algorithm names
  • Copy Optimization: Optimize copying for frequent use

§Validation Performance

  • Fast Validation: Optimized validation routines
  • Caching: Cache validation results
  • Lazy Evaluation: Lazy evaluation of expensive checks

§Cross-Language Compatibility

§Language Mappings

  • Rust: Algorithm newtype wrapper
  • Go: Algorithm struct with validation
  • Python: Algorithm class with validation
  • JavaScript: Algorithm validation functions

§Serialization Formats

  • JSON: String representation
  • Protocol Buffers: String field with validation
  • MessagePack: String representation
  • CBOR: String representation

§Database Storage

  • SQLite: TEXT column with CHECK constraint
  • PostgreSQL: VARCHAR with domain validation
  • MySQL: VARCHAR with validation triggers

§Integration

The algorithm value object integrates with:

  • Processing Pipeline: Specify algorithms for processing stages
  • Configuration: Algorithm configuration and selection
  • Validation: Validate algorithm compatibility and security
  • Monitoring: Track algorithm usage and performance

§Thread Safety

The algorithm value object is thread-safe:

  • Immutable: Algorithms are immutable after creation
  • Safe Sharing: Safe to share between threads
  • Concurrent Access: Safe concurrent access to algorithm data

§Future Enhancements

Planned enhancements include:

  • Algorithm Registry: Centralized algorithm registry
  • Performance Benchmarks: Built-in performance benchmarking
  • Security Analysis: Automated security analysis
  • Plugin System: Plugin system for custom algorithms

Modules§

algorithm_utils
Utility functions for algorithm operations

Structs§

Algorithm
Algorithm value object for pipeline stage processing

Enums§

AlgorithmCategory
Algorithm categories for classification