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tor-netdoc
Parse and represent directory objects used in Tor.
Overview
Tor has several "directory objects" that it uses to convey information about relays on the network. They are documented in dir-spec.txt.
This crate has common code to parse and validate these documents. Currently, it can handle the metaformat, along with certain parts of the router descriptor type. We will eventually need to handle more types.
This crate is part of Arti, a project to implement Tor in Rust.
Design notes
The crate is derived into three main parts. In the (private) parse
module, we have the generic code that we use to parse different
kinds of network documents. In the types
module we have
implementations for parsing specific data structures that are used
inside directory documents. Finally, the [doc
] module defines
the parsers for the documents themselves.
Features
build_docs
: enable code to construct the objects representing different
network documents.
routerdesc
: enable support for the "router descriptor" document type, which
is needed by bridge clients and relays.
ns-consensus
: enable support for the "ns consensus" document type, which
some relays cache and serve.
Caveat haxxor: limitations and infelicities
TODO: This crate requires that all of its inputs be valid UTF-8: This is fine only if we assume that proposal 285 is implemented in mainline Tor.
TODO: This crate has several pieces that could probably be split out into other smaller cases, including handling for version numbers and exit policies.
TODO: Many parts of this crate that should eventually be public aren't.
TODO: this crate needs far more tests!
License: MIT OR Apache-2.0
Dependencies
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