Module addr 

Endpoint addressing: weida://[fingerprint@]host:port/path.

The path is an opaque identifier (master doc §4). Nothing in the core interprets its structure: no hierarchy, no wildcards, no topic semantics.

The optional fingerprint in the userinfo position names the peer expected to answer: weida://sha256:9f86…@10.0.0.8:7443/samples is a complete description of where to dial and whom to accept, in one string that a discovery record, a config line or a pasted terminal line can carry.

Structs

EndpointAddr

A parsed weida://[fingerprint@]host[:port]/path address.

InprocAddr

A parsed weida+inproc://<bus>/<path> address.

PipeAddr

A parsed weida+pipe://<pipe-name>/<path> address.

UnixAddr

A parsed weida+unix://<percent-encoded-socket-path>/<path> address.

Enums

Address

An address of any transport.

Constants

DEFAULT_PORT

The port a weida:// URL means when it writes none.

MAX_BUS_BYTES

Longest in-process bus name, in bytes: libzmq’s budget for the same thing (decisions/0010 §4.8).

MAX_PATH_BYTES

Maximum endpoint path length in bytes (also the wire cap for DATA key 0).

MAX_PIPE_NAME_BYTES

Longest pipe name accepted, in bytes.

MAX_SOCKET_PATH_BYTES

Longest socket path this platform accepts, in bytes, after decoding.

PIPE_NAMESPACE

The local pipe namespace every PipeAddr is mapped into.

SCHEME

URL scheme of the native transport.

SCHEME_INPROC

URL scheme of the in-process transport.

SCHEME_PIPE

URL scheme of the Windows named-pipe transport.

SCHEME_UNIX

URL scheme of the AF_UNIX transport.

Functions

validate_endpoint_path

Validates an endpoint path.