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Philippe PITTOLI 2019-12-18 03:10:14 +01:00
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@ -12,24 +12,24 @@ format: IPC USER MESSAGE TYPE, JSON ENCODED MESSAGE
1. AUTHENTICATION message
1, { message-id: "UUID", token: "JWT", files: [
{ name: "NAME", size: SIZE-IN-BYTES (unsigned int 64 bits) },
{ name: "NAME", size: SIZE-IN-BYTES (unsigned int 64 bits) },
], fid: "UUID", tags: [ TAG-NAME, TAG-NAME ]
}
1, { message-id: "UUID", token: "JWT", files: [
{ name: "NAME", size: SIZE-IN-BYTES (unsigned int 64 bits) },
{ name: "NAME", size: SIZE-IN-BYTES (unsigned int 64 bits) },
], fid: "UUID", tags: [ TAG-NAME, TAG-NAME ]
}
note: The server knows the user id from the token (JWT) and stores the received files in a
2. RESPONSE message
2, { message-id: "UUID", response: "Ok" }
2, { message-id: "UUID", response: "Ok" }
or
or
2, { message-id: "UUID", response: "Error", reason: "REASON" }
2, { message-id: "UUID", response: "Error", reason: "REASON" }
3. TRANSFER message
3, { message-id: "UUID", chunk: "UUID", data: [ BINARY DATA ] }
3, { message-id: "UUID", chunk: "UUID", data: [ BINARY DATA ] }
# Rationale
@ -45,5 +45,6 @@ The file server to proxy connection can be dropped, we have to ensure the commun
# How this works:
* libipc is used to communicate
* dodb is used to keep track of the files, using its tag system
* messages are: JSON encoded, 1KB buffered data
* message example: { message-id: "UUID", chunk: "UUID", data: [1KB BINARY DATA] }