dig-download 0.20.1

//! # dig-download — the node-side multi-source download orchestrator for the DIG Node peer network
//!
//! `dig-download` answers **"get me this content, fast and verified."** Given a [`ContentId`] (store
//! / root / capsule / resource) it runs the normative L7 multi-source flow: **locate** the holders in
//! the DHT, **confirm** them with `dig.getAvailability`, **fan** different byte ranges across
//! different holders **simultaneously** (`dig.fetchRange` over dig-nat mux streams), **verify** each
//! range independently against the capsule's chain-anchored merkle root, **rebalance** around slow /
//! dropped / bad sources, and **reassemble** the verified bytes in order into the node's store — with
//! **pause + resume** that never re-fetches an already-verified range. It is the node engine that
//! supersedes the retired browser-side `dig-download-utility`.
//!
//! ## The public surface
//!
//! - [`Downloader`] — built once from injected dependencies, then [`download`](Downloader::download)ed
//!   against many content ids. Returns a [`DownloadHandle`] (progress event stream +
//!   [`pause`](DownloadHandle::pause) / [`resume`](DownloadHandle::resume) /
//!   [`cancel`](DownloadHandle::cancel) + [`join`](DownloadHandle::join)).
//! - Trait boundaries (the injection seams — real impls over dig-dht/dig-nat, or the in-memory
//!   [`testkit`]):
//!   - [`ProviderLocator`] — "which peers hold this?" ([`DhtProviderLocator`] over dig-dht).
//!   - [`RangeTransport`] — fetch a range / availability from a peer ([`NatRangeTransport`] over
//!     dig-nat).
//!   - [`Sink`] — where verified bytes land ([`FileSink`] stages to `<target>.download.tmp` and
//!     atomically finalizes; dig-node supplies a store-backed sink).
//!   - [`StateStore`] — persist per-range resume progress ([`InMemoryStateStore`] /
//!     [`FileStateStore`]).
//!   - [`Verifier`] / [`ProofVerifier`] — per-range + chain-anchored integrity ([`MerkleVerifier`];
//!     dig-node injects the digstore proof verifier to bind to the on-chain root).
//! - [`onion`] — **onion mode**: a transfer carried back through the hops that carried the ask, as an
//!   [`OnionRangeTransport`] over an injected [`OnionChannel`] (the layered transport is `dig-onion`'s).
//!   Delivery changes; trust does not — an onion-delivered byte faces the same per-range and
//!   chain-anchored checks as a directly fetched one. Includes the byte-denominated
//!   [`StreamRelayConfig`] that bounds what a hop spends carrying someone else's transfer, and which is
//!   OFF by default.
//! - [`gc`] — reap stale `.download.tmp` staging files, never a live/paused-resumable one
//!   ([`ActiveDownloads`] + [`TmpGc`]; run [`Downloader::gc`] on an interval like dig-dht's provider
//!   `gc()`).
//!
//! ## Integrity model (L7 §9)
//!
//! Two checks, two moments. **Per range, immediately:** the returned bytes cover whole chunk(s) whose
//! lengths match the resource's `chunk_lens`, and the declared generation `root` matches — a
//! truncated / mis-sized / wrong-generation source is caught the instant its range arrives and the
//! range is re-fetched elsewhere. **Whole resource, at completion:** `resource_leaf =
//! SHA-256(concatenated chunk ciphertexts)` is the leaf committed under the chain-anchored `root`
//! (via an injected [`ProofVerifier`]). Whichever mix of peers served the ranges, they all verify
//! against the same on-chain root.
//!
//! ## Implementers' note — wiring dig-download into dig-node
//!
//! dig-node owns the runtime context the trait boundaries abstract, and constructs a [`Downloader`]
//! from it:
//!
//! 1. **Locator** — build a [`dig_dht::DhtService`] (its dig-nat transport + bootstrap peers from the
//!    relay introducer / gossip pool), wrap it in [`DhtProviderLocator::new`], `Arc` it.
//! 2. **Transport** — build a [`NatRangeTransport::new`] from the node's
//!    [`dig_nat::NodeCert`] (its CA-signed mTLS identity, minted by dig-tls's
//!    `NodeCert::load_or_generate`) + [`dig_nat::NatConfig`] + `network_id`; it dials providers over
//!    the NAT-traversal ladder and runs `dig.getAvailability` / `dig.fetchRange`.
//! 3. **Verifier** — [`MerkleVerifier::with_proof_verifier`] with the **digstore merkle-proof
//!    verifier** (the store crate owns the proof byte format) so the whole-resource check binds to the
//!    chain-anchored root. This is the ONLY production constructor: there is no fail-open default, so a
//!    node cannot accidentally run without the on-chain binding. (The explicitly-named,
//!    `#[doc(hidden)]` `MerkleVerifier::insecure_structural_only` enforces per-range + structural
//!    integrity only and is for tests / deliberate opt-in.)
//! 4. **Sink** — per download, a [`FileSink::new(final_path)`](FileSink) (stages to
//!    `<final_path>.download.tmp`, atomically renames on finalize), OR a digstore-backed [`Sink`] that
//!    writes the capsule/resource ciphertext into the store and finalizes on install.
//! 5. **State store** — a [`FileStateStore`] under the download/cache dir (survives restarts).
//! 6. **Construct + drive** — `Downloader::new(locator, transport, verifier, state_store, config)`,
//!    then `let handle = downloader.download(content_id, sink, opts);` and drive it:
//!    `handle.next_event()` for progress, `handle.pause()/resume()/cancel()`, `handle.join().await`
//!    for the result. On startup and on an interval, call `downloader.gc(download_dir, ttl)` to reap
//!    abandoned staging files (`downloader.active_downloads()` protects live/paused ones).
//!
//! A content-want handler thus becomes: derive the [`ContentId`], pick a sink, `download(...)`, and
//! surface progress — the crate does discovery, multi-source fan-out, verification, retry, and
//! resume.

#![forbid(unsafe_code)]
#![warn(missing_docs)]

pub mod addr;
pub mod error;
pub mod gc;
pub mod locate;
pub mod module;
pub mod onion;
pub mod orchestrator;
pub mod plan;
pub mod progress;
pub mod queue;
pub mod read_ladder;
pub mod select;
pub mod sink;
pub mod source;
// The in-memory test harness is compiled ONLY for this crate's own tests or behind the explicit
// `testkit` feature — it ships the fail-OPEN doubles, which have no place in a production build.
#[cfg(any(test, feature = "testkit"))]
pub mod testkit;
pub mod throttle;
pub mod verify;

// Re-export the dig-nat wire shapes that appear in this crate's public trait signatures
// (`RangeTransport`, `OnionChannel`), so a consumer implementing a transport names ONE copy of each
// shape rather than adding its own dig-nat dependency and risking a version skew across the seam —
// the `ModuleInfo` skew class recorded in Cargo.toml, which cost six diagnosis rounds on #836.
pub use dig_nat::{AvailabilityItem, AvailabilityResponse, RangeRequest};

// Re-export the content id from dig-dht so consumers use ONE `ContentId` type across locate +
// download (no divergent shape).
pub use dig_dht::{ContentId, ProviderRecord};

pub use addr::{candidate_socket, dial_candidates, AddrError, MAX_DIAL_CANDIDATES};
pub use error::{
    hex64_or_sentinel, sanitize_untrusted_text, DownloadError, VerifyError,
    MAX_ERROR_CONTEXT_CHARS, MAX_ERROR_REASON_CHARS,
};
pub use gc::{ActiveDownloads, GcConfig, TmpGc};
pub use locate::{DhtProviderLocator, ProviderLocator};
pub use module::{
    module_content_id, module_download_key, ModuleAnchor, ModuleAnchorVerifier,
    ModuleDownloadConfig, ModuleDownloader, ModuleReader, ModuleTransport, DEFAULT_MAX_MODULE_SIZE,
    MAX_DESCRIPTOR_ATTEMPTS, MAX_MODULE_CHUNK_COUNT,
};
// The fail-OPEN anchor verifier is a TEST double, not part of the production surface (#1576 gate): it
// exists only under `cfg(test)` / the `testkit` feature so a consumer build cannot bypass the module
// pull's sole root of trust.
#[cfg(any(test, feature = "testkit"))]
pub use module::AcceptAnyModuleAnchor;
// Re-export the wire descriptor so consumers use ONE `ModuleInfo` shape (the dig-rpc-protocol
// byte-contract) across the module pull — no divergent local copy (#1576).
pub use dig_rpc_protocol::types::ModuleInfo;
pub use onion::{
    decide_relay_stream, HopPath, HopPathError, InboundStream, OnionChannel, OnionRangeTransport,
    StreamRelayConfig, StreamRelayDecision, StreamRelayRefusal, DEFAULT_MAX_BYTES_PER_STREAM,
    DEFAULT_RELAY_BYTES_PER_WINDOW, MAX_HOP_PATH,
};
pub use orchestrator::{
    download_key, DownloadConfig, DownloadHandle, DownloadOptions, Downloader,
    DEFAULT_RANGE_TIMEOUT, DEFAULT_REFRESH_INTERVAL,
};
pub use plan::{plan_ranges, ChunkLayout, Range, RangeState};
pub use progress::{
    DownloadEvent, DownloadProgress, DownloadState, FileStateStore, InMemoryStateStore, StateStore,
};
pub use queue::{DownloadQueue, QueuedHandle, DEFAULT_MAX_ACTIVE_DOWNLOADS};
#[cfg(feature = "http-probe")]
pub use read_ladder::HttpHealthProbe;
pub use read_ladder::{
    local_urls, override_source, resolve_node, CachedResolver, HealthProbe, LocalRung,
    OverrideInputs, OverrideSource, ResolvedNode, ResolvedTier, TransportMode,
    DEFAULT_LOCAL_NODE_PORT, DEFAULT_PROBE_TIMEOUT, DIG_LOCAL_HOST, RPC_DIG_NET,
};
pub use select::{
    CandidateRef, NullSelector, RangeOutcome, RangeResult, SelectPlan, SelectRequest,
    SourceSelector,
};
pub use sink::{staging_path_for, FileSink, InMemorySink, Sink, STATE_SUFFIX, TMP_SUFFIX};
pub use source::{
    assemble_range_stream, drain_trailer_bounded, FetchedRange, NatRangeTransport, RangeMeta,
    RangeTransport, SourceHealth, SourceTracker,
};
pub use throttle::FcfsRateLimiter;
pub use verify::{
    MerkleVerifier, ProofVerifier, ResourceCommitment, ResourceHasher, StructuralOnlyProofVerifier,
    Verifier,
};