fixed plugins import onionrblocksapi unnecessary

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Kevin Froman 2019-09-22 03:28:38 -05:00
parent 6d4b35c5e3
commit 0d4ab54ceb
7 changed files with 20 additions and 15 deletions

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# Onionr Block Spec v1.1.0
# Onionr Block Spec v2.0.0
# Block Description
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## meta
Max byte size: 1000
Max byte size (when in escaped json string format): 1000
Meta is a string field which can contain arbitrary sub fields. It is intended for applications and plugins to use it for arbitrary metadata information. In the reference client, if the data section is encrypted or signed, the meta section also is.
Meta is a string field which can contain arbitrary sub fields. It is intended for applications and plugins to use it for arbitrary metadata information. If the data section is encrypted or signed, the meta section also is.
Common meta fields, such as 'type' are used by the reference Onionr client to describe the type of a block.
## sig
## sig (optional)
Max byte size: 200
@ -34,30 +34,30 @@ Sig is a field for storing public key signatures of the block, typically ed25519
Note: the max field size is larger than a EdDSA signature (which is what is typically used) in order to allow other primitives for signing in alternative implementations or future versions.
## signer
## signer (optional, necessary if sig is present)
Max byte size: 200
Signer is a field for specifying the public key which signed the block. In the reference client this is a base64 encoded ed25519 public key.
## time
## time (mandatory)
Max byte size: 10
Time is an integer field for specifying the time of which a block was created. The trustworthiness of this field is based on one's trust of the block creator, however blocks with a time field set in the future (past a reasonable clock skew) are thrown out by the reference client.
Time is an integer field for specifying the time of which a block was created. The trustworthiness of this field is based on one's trust of the block creator, however blocks with a time field set in the future at the point of block receipt (past a reasonable clock skew) are thrown out by the reference client.
## expire
## expire (optional)
Max byte size: 10
Expire is an integer field for specifying the time of which the block creator has indicated that the block should be deleted. The purpose of this is for voluntarily freeing the burden of unwanted blocks on the Onionr network, rather than security/privacy (since blocks could be trivially kept past expiration). Regardless, the reference client deletes blocks after a preset time if the expire field is either not set or longer than the preset time.
## pow
## pow (effectively mandatory)
Max byte size: 1000
Pow is a field for placing the nonce found to make a block meet a target proof of work. In theory, a block could meet a target without a random token in this field.
## encryptType
## encryptType (optional)
encryptType is a field to specify the mode of encryption for a block. The values supported by Onionr are 'asym' and 'sym'.
encryptType is a field to specify the mode of encryption for a block. The values supported by Onionr are 'asym' and 'sym'.

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@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ def process_block_metadata(blockHash: str):
try:
expireTime = int(myBlock.getHeader('expire'))
# test that expire time is an integer of sane length (for epoch)
# doesn't matter if its too large because of the min() func below
if not len(str(expireTime)) < 20: raise ValueError('timestamp invalid')
except (ValueError, TypeError) as e:
expireTime = onionrvalues.DEFAULT_EXPIRE + curTime

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@ -89,6 +89,13 @@ def validate_metadata(metadata, block_data) -> bool:
else:
# if metadata loop gets no errors, it does not break, therefore metadata is valid
# make sure we do not have another block with the same data content (prevent data duplication and replay attacks)
# Make sure time is set (validity was checked above if it is)
try:
metadata['time']
except KeyError:
return False
nonce = bytesconverter.bytes_to_str(onionrcrypto.hashers.sha3_hash(block_data))
try:
with open(filepaths.data_nonce_file, 'r') as nonceFile:

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# Imports some useful libraries
import logger, config, threading, time, datetime, sys, json
from onionrblockapi import Block
from onionrutils import stringvalidators, bytesconverter
from onionrcrypto import encryption, keypair, signing, getourkeypair
import onionrexceptions, onionrusers

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# Imports some useful libraries
import threading, time, locale, sys, os
from onionrblockapi import Block
from onionrblocks.onionrblockapi import Block
import logger, config, onionrblocks
from onionrutils import escapeansi, epoch, bytesconverter
locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, '')

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# useful libraries
import logger, config
import os, sys, json, time, random, shutil, base64, getpass, datetime, re
from onionrblockapi import Block
import onionrusers, onionrexceptions
from onionrutils import stringvalidators

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# Imports some useful libraries
import logger, config, threading, time, datetime
from onionrblockapi import Block
import onionrexceptions
from onionrusers import onionrusers, contactmanager
from utils import reconstructhash