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mesh-sdk/go/delivery/grants.go
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jschoubben a1a688b19e delivery: the grants part's grant keys and the source the assigner reads (a1; issue 774)
Why: the grants part writes grants.<module>.<fp> in shadow beside the controller's; the assigner switches source only when the lease is handed away.
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package delivery
import (
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"reflect"
"strings"
)
// The controller's grants (novox/hq ADR 0528 clause 2, ADR 0429 §6 rule 6): when the controller has issued a module's
// bus credential for a fingerprint, it writes `<module>.<fingerprint hex>` in its bucket grants. The assigner reads
// it: a node's want moves to a fingerprint only once its grant exists. Only the controller writes the bucket.
//
// The names say Controller, since the catalogue's GrantKey (catalogue/streams.go) is a stream's grant pattern, unrelated.
const (
// ControllerGrantsBucket is the controller's bucket of issued credentials by fingerprint.
ControllerGrantsBucket = "mesh-controller_grants"
// ControllerGrantsHistory is the revisions the bucket keeps per key.
ControllerGrantsHistory = 5
)
// ControllerGrantKey is the key, in ControllerGrantsBucket, of a module's credential issued for a fingerprint:
// `<module>.<hex>`, the hex being the fingerprint's key part (FingerprintKeyPart).
func ControllerGrantKey(module, fingerprint string) (string, error) {
return BuilderBuildKey(module, fingerprint)
}
// ParseControllerGrantKey is the inverse of ControllerGrantKey; it refuses a want or held key, naming it.
func ParseControllerGrantKey(key string) (module, fingerprint string, err error) {
if module, fingerprint, err = ParseBuilderBuildKey(key); err != nil {
return "", "", fmt.Errorf("delivery: %q is not a grant key, <module>.<fingerprint hex>: %w", key, err)
}
return module, fingerprint, nil
}
// ControllerGrant is the value of a grant key: the bus accounts (their public keys) the module's processes were issued
// for that fingerprint, none for a module whose grants the tool runner's account carries, so a reissue for another
// account is a new revision. The entry's own time says when it was issued.
type ControllerGrant struct {
V int `json:"v"`
Accounts []string `json:"accounts,omitempty"`
}
func (g ControllerGrant) check() error {
for _, a := range g.Accounts {
if strings.TrimSpace(a) == "" || strings.ContainsAny(a, " \t\n") {
return fmt.Errorf("delivery: a grant names an empty or spaced account %q", a)
}
}
return nil
}
// EncodeControllerGrant is g as JSON at Version; it refuses an empty or spaced account.
func EncodeControllerGrant(g ControllerGrant) ([]byte, error) {
if err := g.check(); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
g.V = Version
return json.Marshal(g)
}
// DecodeControllerGrant reads a grant; it refuses an unknown version (ErrUnknownVersion) and an empty or spaced account.
func DecodeControllerGrant(data []byte) (ControllerGrant, error) {
var g ControllerGrant
if err := decode(data, &g); err != nil {
return ControllerGrant{}, err
}
if err := g.check(); err != nil {
return ControllerGrant{}, err
}
return g, nil
}
// SameControllerGrant says whether two grants are the same value.
func SameControllerGrant(a, b ControllerGrant) bool { return reflect.DeepEqual(a, b) }
// NamesNode says whether the grant names module's accounts on node: its own `<node>.<module>` or a process's
// `<node>.<module>.<process>`. A grant that names no account (a module that does not speak on the bus) names every
// node. The assigner wants a node only once the grant names its account (issue 1945), and a put waits for it (ADR
// 0546 clause 4).
func (g ControllerGrant) NamesNode(node, module string) bool {
if len(g.Accounts) == 0 {
return true
}
own := node + "." + module
for _, a := range g.Accounts {
if a == own || strings.HasPrefix(a, own+".") {
return true
}
}
return false
}
// **The grants part's grants** (novox/hq ADR 0547 §4, §5, ADR 0561 §2, §6; issue 774). The grants part writes the same
// keys, with the same value, into its own state `grants` (the bucket PartGrantsBucket), beside the controller's: first in
// shadow, which nobody reads, so a tool can compare the two before anything switches. The assigner reads the part's keys
// only once the controller's lease is handed away (GrantSource), and the controller's until then.
const (
// PartGrantsState is the grants part's state of issued credentials by fingerprint, as its manifest names it.
PartGrantsState = "grants"
// PartGrantsBucket is that state's bucket, `<owner module>_<name>`.
PartGrantsBucket = "mesh-grants_" + PartGrantsState
// PartGrantsRead is that state as a reader names it in `reads`.
PartGrantsRead = "mesh-grants." + PartGrantsState
// PartGrantsHistory is the revisions the bucket keeps per key.
PartGrantsHistory = ControllerGrantsHistory
)
// PartGrantKey is the key, in PartGrantsBucket, of a module's credential issued for a fingerprint: the layout of the
// controller's key (ControllerGrantKey), so a key of one is the key of the other and a compare is by key.
func PartGrantKey(module, fingerprint string) (string, error) {
return ControllerGrantKey(module, fingerprint)
}
// ParsePartGrantKey is the inverse of PartGrantKey.
func ParsePartGrantKey(key string) (module, fingerprint string, err error) {
return ParseControllerGrantKey(key)
}
// GrantSource names the bucket the assigner reads grants from, and the `reads` name that grants it: the grants part's
// once the controller's lease is handed away (buscompose.LeaseHandedAway, which refuses every other value of the lease,
// an unreadable one included), the controller's in every other case.
func GrantSource(leaseHandedAway bool) (bucket, read string) {
if leaseHandedAway {
return PartGrantsBucket, PartGrantsRead
}
return ControllerGrantsBucket, "mesh-controller.grants"
}