Struct AccountPacket

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pub struct AccountPacket { /* private fields */ }
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An AccountPacket object allows users to store and manage files, wallets, etc., with the ability and tools necessary to keep an instance tracking a local storage path, as well as keeping it in sync with its remote version stored on the network. A Client and a the location for a funded local hot-wallet are required by this object in order to be able to connect to the network, paying for data storage, and upload/retrieve information to/from the network.

TODO: currently only files and folders are supported, wallets, keys, etc., to be added later.

TODO: make use of eip2333 paths for deriving keys. Currently keys used for encrypting and signing operations are derived from the root key provided using index derivation.

The AccountPacket keeps a reference to the network address of the root Folder holding the user’s files/folder hierarchy. All tracking information is kept under the .safe directory on disk, whose content is not uploaded to the network, but only kept locally in order to realise which files/dirs the user has made changes on compared to their last version retrieved from the network.

A subdirectory called metadata is kept under .safe directory with the following files:

  • A file named root_folder.addr which contains the network address where the root Folder is stored, which is the one holding the entire hierarchy of user’s files/dirs to be kept in sync with local changes made by the user.
  • For each of the user’s files/dirs, a serialised MetadataTrackingInfo instance is stored on using the file/dir metadata chunk xorname as filename. The information stored in these files are used to realise if changes were locally made by the user in comparison with the last version of such files/dirs retrieved from the network. Example of files generated within an account-packet to keep track of changes makde to user’s files/dirs:

./my-acc-packet ├── my_dir_1 ├── my_file.txt ├── my_dir_2 │ ├── other_dir │ └── my_other_file.txt └── .safe ├── chunk_artifacts │ ├── … │ … ├── metadata │ ├── 082cc90c900fa08d36067246a1e6136a828f1aae4926268c4349c200d56e34b9 │ ├── 102c5536a10682bc3cdd4a1915fe2ad5e839cb94d0d3f124d0c18aee1d49ce50 │ ├── 31824937c47a979df64af591f2e43f76190e65af835c4b338cbe7a7ba3f7d3cb │ ├── 36778e471083140bc111677e2a86e49f4c0c20bc14ff2ad610e22615b72260b8 │ ├── 3edd953cc320449e09b69b7b1b909a53874ee477f602f1a807dfd8057378367e │ └── root_folder.addr └── uploaded_files ├── … …

There are other files which are stored under .safe/chunk_artifacts and .safe/uploaded_files directories which are managed by the ChunkManager in order to locally cache chunked files, and a list of files already uploaded to the network, to prevent from chunking and/or uploading the same files again. For more details about these files, please refer to the ChunkManager module.

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impl AccountPacket

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pub fn init( client: Client, wallet_dir: &Path, path: &Path, root_sk: &MainSecretKey, password: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result<Self>

Initialise directory as a fresh new packet. All keys used for encrypting the files/folders metadata chunks and signing operations are derived from the root key provided using index derivation. The root Folder address and owner are also derived from the root SK. A password can be optionally provided to encrypt the root SK before storing it on disk.

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pub fn from_path( client: Client, wallet_dir: &Path, path: &Path, password: Option<&[u8]>, ) -> Result<Self>

Create AccountPacket instance from a directory which has been already initialised.

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pub fn root_folder_addr(&self) -> RegisterAddress

Return the address of the root Folder

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pub async fn retrieve_folders( client: &Client, wallet_dir: &Path, root_sk: &MainSecretKey, password: Option<&[u8]>, download_path: &Path, batch_size: usize, retry_strategy: RetryStrategy, ) -> Result<Self>

Retrieve and store entire Folders hierarchy from the network, generating tracking info.

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pub fn status(&self) -> Result<()>

Generate a report with differences found in local files/folders in comparison with their versions stored on the network.

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pub async fn sync( &mut self, upload_cfg: UploadCfg, make_data_public: bool, ) -> Result<()>

Sync local changes made to files and folder with their version on the network, both pushing and pulling changes to/form the network.

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