37 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
37 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Set
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from gossip.peer import Peer
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if TYPE_CHECKING:
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import queue
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from onionrblocks import Block
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from onionrthreads import add_onionr_thread
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import onionrplugins
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from .client import gossip_client
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from .server import gossip_server
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"""
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Onionr uses a flavor of Dandelion++ epidemic routing
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The starter creates a peer set and passes it to the client and server
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as well as each of the plugins.
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The transports forward incoming requests to the gossip server
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When a new peer announcement is recieved an event is fired and the transport plugin that handles it will (or wont)
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create a new peer object by connecting to that peer
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When a new block is generated, it is added to a queue in raw form passed to the starter
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"""
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def start_gossip_threads(peer_set: Set[Peer], block_queue: queue.Queue[Block]):
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# Peer set is largely handled by the transport plugins
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# There is a unified set so gossip logic is not repeated
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add_onionr_thread(gossip_server, 1, peer_set, block_queue, initial_sleep=0.2)
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add_onionr_thread(gossip_client, 1, peer_set, block_queue, initial_sleep=0)
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onionrplugins.events.event('gossip_start', data=peer_set, threaded=True)
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