pub enum Wire {
Show 13 variants Failure(Failure), Call(Call), CallResp(CallResp), DelegateBroadcast(DelegateBroadcast), Broadcast(Broadcast), Gossip(Gossip), PeerGet(PeerGet), PeerGetResp(PeerGetResp), PeerQuery(PeerQuery), PeerQueryResp(PeerQueryResp), FetchOp(FetchOp), PushOpData(PushOpData), MetricExchange(MetricExchange),
}
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KitsuneP2p Wire Protocol Top-Level Enum.

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Failure(Failure)

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Call(Call)

“Call” to the remote.

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CallResp(CallResp)

“Call” response from the remote.

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DelegateBroadcast(DelegateBroadcast)

“DelegateBroadcast” to the remote. Remote should in turn connect to nodes in neighborhood, and call “Notify” per broadcast algorithm. uses low-level notify, not request

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Broadcast(Broadcast)

Fire-and-forget broadcast message. uses low-level notify, not request

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Gossip(Gossip)

Gossip op with opaque data section, to be forwarded to gossip module. uses low-level notify, not request

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PeerGet(PeerGet)

Ask a remote node if they know about a specific agent

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PeerGetResp(PeerGetResp)

Response to a peer get

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PeerQuery(PeerQuery)

Query a remote node for peers holding or nearest to holding a u32 location.

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PeerQueryResp(PeerQueryResp)

Response to a peer query

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FetchOp(FetchOp)

Request the peer send op data. This is sent as a fire-and-forget Notify message. The “response” is “PushOpData” below.

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PushOpData(PushOpData)

This is a fire-and-forget “response” to the fire-and-forget “FetchOp” request, also sent via Notify.

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MetricExchange(MetricExchange)

MetricsExchangeMessage

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