Lib.rs

Test suite for sbd client compliance.

The command supplied to the run function must:

• Print on stdout: CMD/READY when it is ready to receive commands.
• Listen on stdin for:
  • CMD/CONNECT/id/<addr-list> where id is a numeric identifier, addr-list is a slash separated list of addresses (ip:port) e.g. CMD/CONNECT/42/127.0.0.1:44556/[::1]:44557.
  • CMD/SEND/id/<pubkey>/<msg-hex> where msg-hex is hex encoded bytes to be sent to the hex encoded pubkey.
  • CMD/CLOSE/id/<pubkey> close the connection and print a response close
• Write to stdout:
  • CMD/CONNECT/<pubkey> where pubkey is a hex encoded pubkey of the client that was connected.
  • CMD/RECV/id/<pubkey>/<msg-hex> where msg-hex is hex encoded bytes received from the remote hex encoded pubkey peer.
  • CMD/CLOSE/id/<pubkey> if the connection closes (including when the listen close command was called).

Simple websocket-based message relay servers and clients.

SBD doesn't stand for anything. Imagine it however you like. Secure By Design... STUN By Default... Silent But Deadly...

• Rust Reference Server
• Rust Reference Client
• Autobahn-Style Server Test Suite
• Autobahn-Style Client Test Suite
• Protocol Spec