pub enum SupportProtocols {
    Ping,
    Discovery,
    Identify,
    Feeler,
    DisconnectMessage,
    Sync,
    RelayV2,
    RelayV3,
    Time,
    Alert,
    LightClient,
    Filter,
}
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All supported protocols

The underlying network of CKB is flexible and complex. The flexibility lies in that it can support any number of protocols. Therefore, it is also relatively complex. Now, CKB has a bunch of protocols open by default, but not all protocols have to be open. In other words, if you want to interact with ckb nodes at the p2p layer, you only need to implement a few core protocols.

Core protocol: identify/discovery/sync/relay

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Ping

Ping: as a health check for ping/pong

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Discovery

Discovery: used to communicate with any node with any known node address, to build a robust network topology as much as possible.

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Identify

Identify: the first protocol opened when the nodes are interconnected, used to obtain the features, versions, and observation addresses supported by the other node.

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Feeler

Feeler: used to detect whether the address is valid.

RFC Eclipse Attacks on Bitcoin’s Peer-to-Peer Network

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DisconnectMessage

Disconnect message: used to give the remote node a debug message when the node decides to disconnect. This message must be as quick as possible, otherwise the message may not be sent. So, use a separate protocol to support it.

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Sync

Sync: ckb’s main communication protocol for synchronize all blocks.

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RelayV2

Relay: ckb’s main communication protocol for synchronizing latest transactions and blocks.

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RelayV3

Relay: ckb’s main communication protocol for synchronizing latest transactions and blocks. RFC

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Time

Time: A protocol used for node pairing that warns if there is a large gap between the local time and the remote node.

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Alert

Alert: A protocol reserved by the Nervos Foundation to publish network-wide announcements. Any information sent from the protocol is verified by multi-signature

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LightClient

LightClient: A protocol used for light client.

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Filter

Filter: A protocol used for client side block data filtering.

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impl SupportProtocols

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pub fn protocol_id(&self) -> ProtocolId

Protocol id

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pub fn name(&self) -> String

Protocol name

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pub fn support_versions(&self) -> Vec<String>

Support versions

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pub fn max_frame_length(&self) -> usize

Protocol message max length

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pub fn build_meta_with_service_handle<SH: FnOnce() -> ProtocolHandle<Box<dyn ServiceProtocol + Send + Unpin + 'static>>>( self, service_handle: SH ) -> ProtocolMeta

Builder with service handle

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impl Clone for SupportProtocols

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fn clone(&self) -> SupportProtocols

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for SupportProtocols

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl From<SupportProtocols> for MetaBuilder

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fn from(p: SupportProtocols) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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