[−][src]Crate quic_p2p
quic-p2p enables communication within a peer to peer network over the QUIC protocol.
Structs
| Config | QuicP2p configurations |
| EventSenders | Senders for node and client events |
| OverRide | For Operating Systems beyond Windows or UNIX. May also be used for testing and mobile platforms. |
| QuicP2p | Main QuicP2p instance to communicate with QuicP2p |
Enums
| Dirs | Location at which data such as config, keys, certificates and other backup data are stored. |
| Event | QuicP2p Events to the user |
| OurType | Whether we are a client or a node. |
| Peer | Representation of a peer to us. |
| QuicP2pError |
Constants
| DEFAULT_IDLE_TIMEOUT_MSEC | Default interval within which if we hear nothing from the peer we declare it offline to us. |
| DEFAULT_KEEP_ALIVE_INTERVAL_MSEC | Default Interval to send keep-alives if we are idling so that the peer does not disconnect from us declaring us offline. If none is supplied we'll default to the documented constant. |
| DEFAULT_MAX_ALLOWED_MSG_SIZE | Default maximum allowed message size. We'll error out on any bigger messages and probably
shutdown the connection. This value can be overridden via the |
| DEFAULT_PORT_TO_TRY | In the absence of a port supplied by the user via the config we will first try using this before using a random port. |
Type Definitions
| R | Result used by |
| Token | Token accepted during sends and returned back to the user to help identify the context. |