Struct DynamicHierarchyStrategy 

pub struct DynamicHierarchyStrategy {
    pub base_level: HierarchyLevel,
    pub election_config: ElectionConfig,
    pub allow_level_transitions: bool,
}

Dynamic hierarchy strategy

Dynamically assigns roles based on node capabilities and resources. Nodes with better capabilities (static, high resources, good battery) are preferred for leadership roles.

Use Cases

• Ad-hoc disaster response networks
• Mesh network extensions
• Testing dynamic topology formation

Example

let strategy = DynamicHierarchyStrategy {
    base_level: HierarchyLevel::Squad,
    election_config: ElectionConfig::default(),
    allow_level_transitions: false,
};

Fields

base_level: HierarchyLevel

Base hierarchy level (can be elevated if no higher-level peers found)

election_config: ElectionConfig

Election configuration for role determination

allow_level_transitions: bool

Whether to allow automatic level transitions

Implementations

impl DynamicHierarchyStrategy

pub fn new( base_level: HierarchyLevel, election_config: ElectionConfig, allow_level_transitions: bool, ) -> Self

Create a new dynamic hierarchy strategy

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for DynamicHierarchyStrategy

fn clone(&self) -> DynamicHierarchyStrategy

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for DynamicHierarchyStrategy

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl HierarchyStrategy for DynamicHierarchyStrategy

fn determine_level(&self, _node_profile: &NodeProfile) -> HierarchyLevel

Determine this node’s hierarchy level

fn determine_role( &self, node_profile: &NodeProfile, nearby_peers: &[GeographicBeacon], ) -> NodeRole

Determine this node’s role within its level

fn can_transition( &self, _current_level: HierarchyLevel, _new_level: HierarchyLevel, ) -> bool

Check if this node can transition to a different level