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435KB
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Implementation of the QUIC transport protocol for libp2p.

Usage

Example:

#
#
use libp2p_core::{transport::ListenerId, Multiaddr, Transport};
use libp2p_quic as quic;

let keypair = libp2p_identity::Keypair::generate_ed25519();
let quic_config = quic::Config::new(&keypair);

let mut quic_transport = quic::async_std::Transport::new(quic_config);

let addr = "/ip4/127.0.0.1/udp/12345/quic-v1"
    .parse()
    .expect("address should be valid");
quic_transport
    .listen_on(ListenerId::next(), addr)
    .expect("listen error.");
#

The GenTransport struct implements the libp2p_core::Transport. See the documentation of libp2p_core and of libp2p in general to learn how to use the Transport trait.

Note that QUIC provides transport, security, and multiplexing in a single protocol. Therefore, QUIC connections do not need to be upgraded. You will get a compile-time error if you try. Instead, you must pass all needed configuration into the constructor.

Dependencies

~21–54MB
~1M SLoC