py-libp2p/libp2p/security/security_multistream.py

from abc import ABC
from libp2p.protocol_muxer.multiselect_client import MultiselectClient
from libp2p.protocol_muxer.multiselect import Multiselect

from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, NewType, Dict

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from libp2p.network.connection.raw_connection_interface import IRawConnection
    from libp2p.peer.id import ID
    from .typing import TSecurityDetails
    from .secure_conn_interface import ISecureConn
    from .secure_transport_interface import ISecureTransport


TProtocol = NewType("TProtocol", str)


"""
Represents a secured connection object, which includes a connection and details about the security
involved in the secured connection

Relevant go repo: https://github.com/libp2p/go-conn-security/blob/master/interface.go
"""


class SecurityMultistream(ABC):
    transports: Dict[TProtocol, "ISecureTransport"]
    multiselect: "Multiselect"
    multiselect_client: "MultiselectClient"

    def __init__(self) -> None:
        # Map protocol to secure transport
        self.transports = {}

        # Create multiselect
        self.multiselect = Multiselect()

        # Create multiselect client
        self.multiselect_client = MultiselectClient()

    def add_transport(self, protocol: TProtocol, transport: "ISecureTransport") -> None:
        # Associate protocol with transport
        self.transports[protocol] = transport

        # Add protocol and handler to multiselect
        # Note: None is added as the handler for the given protocol since
        # we only care about selecting the protocol, not any handler function
        self.multiselect.add_handler(protocol, None)

    async def secure_inbound(self, conn: "IRawConnection") -> "ISecureConn":
        """
        Secure the connection, either locally or by communicating with opposing node via conn,
        for an inbound connection (i.e. we are not the initiator)
        :return: secure connection object (that implements secure_conn_interface)
        """

        # Select a secure transport
        transport = await self.select_transport(conn, False)

        # Create secured connection
        secure_conn = await transport.secure_inbound(conn)

        return secure_conn

    async def secure_outbound(
        self, conn: "IRawConnection", peer_id: "ID"
    ) -> "ISecureConn":
        """
        Secure the connection, either locally or by communicating with opposing node via conn,
        for an inbound connection (i.e. we are the initiator)
        :return: secure connection object (that implements secure_conn_interface)
        """

        # Select a secure transport
        transport = await self.select_transport(conn, True)

        # Create secured connection
        secure_conn = await transport.secure_outbound(conn, peer_id)

        return secure_conn

    async def select_transport(
        self, conn: "IRawConnection", initiator: bool
    ) -> "ISecureTransport":
        """
        Select a transport that both us and the node on the
        other end of conn support and agree on
        :param conn: conn to choose a transport over
        :param initiator: true if we are the initiator, false otherwise
        :return: selected secure transport
        """
        # TODO: Is conn acceptable to multiselect/multiselect_client
        # instead of stream? In go repo, they pass in a raw conn
        # (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/libp2p/go-conn-security-multistream/master/ssms.go)

        protocol = None
        if initiator:
            # Select protocol if initiator
            protocol = await self.multiselect_client.select_one_of(
                list(self.transports.keys()), conn
            )
        else:
            # Select protocol if non-initiator
            protocol, _ = await self.multiselect.negotiate(conn)
        # Return transport from protocol
        return self.transports[protocol]