Perun LibP2P Wire

Introduction

This repository serves as an implementation of the wire package in Go-Perun v0.10.6, which use the technology of Go-Libp2p (v0.13.0). This implementation realise the Account as libp2p's host.Host and Address as libp2p's PeerID.

The Account will automatically connect to Perun-Relay-Server after creation, allowing for peer-to-peer connection with other clients, if their Addresses (PeerIDs) are already known.

Usage

Perun LibP2P Wire could be used to create bus connection for off-chain communication for every Perun Client.

Example usage:

    import "github.com/perun-network/perun-libp2p-wire/p2p"

	// Create bus and listener.
	wireAcc := p2p.NewRandomAccount(rand.New(rand.NewSource(time.Now().UnixNano())))

	net, err := p2p.NewP2PBus(wireAcc)
	if err != nil {
		panic(errors.Wrap(err, "creating p2p net"))
	}

    bus := net.Bus
	listener := net.Listener

	// Create and start client.
	c, err := perunclient.New(
		wireAcc.Address(),
        bus,
        ... // Other fields
	)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	go bus.Listen(listener)

Constraint

The Dialer requires the other peers to be already "registered" to connect with them. Before dialing, the Register must be called.

Example (register peer before propose a channel with them):

// Must be called at least once before attempting to connect with peer. 
net.Dialer.Register(peer, peerID)

Address Ressolver

A default address resolver was already built-in on the Perun-Relay-Server. You can use the provided APIs in order to Register, Query, Deregister your On-chain (L1) Address (Implementation of Go-Perun wallet.Address) to get the peer's wire.Address (Peer.ID of Go-Libp2p)

Example:

// Should be used in the initialization of Perun-Client.
err := acc.RegisterOnChainAddress(onChainAddr)


// Query the peer's wire address, given its on-chain address.
peerID, err := acc.QueryOnChainAddress(peerOnChainAddr)


// Deregister the on-chain address, to be used before closing Perun-Client,
err = acc.DeregisterOnChainAddress(onChainAddr)

Test

Some unit tests are provided:

go test -v ./...