syntax = "proto3";

import "rpc.proto";

package routerrpc;

option go_package = "github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/lnrpc/routerrpc";

message SendPaymentRequest {
    /// The identity pubkey of the payment recipient
    bytes dest = 1;

    /// Number of satoshis to send.
    int64 amt = 2;

    /// The hash to use within the payment's HTLC
    bytes payment_hash = 3;
 
    /**
    The CLTV delta from the current height that should be used to set the
    timelock for the final hop.
    */
    int32 final_cltv_delta = 4;

    /**
    A bare-bones invoice for a payment within the Lightning Network.  With the
    details of the invoice, the sender has all the data necessary to send a
    payment to the recipient. The amount in the payment request may be zero. In
    that case it is required to set the amt field as well. If no payment request
    is specified, the following fields are required: dest, amt and payment_hash.
    */
    string payment_request = 5;

    /**
    An upper limit on the amount of time we should spend when attempting to
    fulfill the payment. This is expressed in seconds. If we cannot make a
    successful payment within this time frame, an error will be returned.
    This field must be non-zero.
    */
    int32 timeout_seconds = 6;

    /**
    The maximum number of satoshis that will be paid as a fee of the payment.
    If this field is left to the default value of 0, only zero-fee routes will
    be considered. This usually means single hop routes connecting directly to
    the destination. To send the payment without a fee limit, use max int here.
    */
    int64 fee_limit_sat = 7;

    /**
    The channel id of the channel that must be taken to the first hop. If zero,
    any channel may be used.
    */
    uint64 outgoing_chan_id = 8;

    /** 
    An optional maximum total time lock for the route. If zero, there is no
    maximum enforced.
    */
    int32 cltv_limit = 9;
}

message TrackPaymentRequest {
    /// The hash of the payment to look up.
    bytes payment_hash = 1;
}

enum PaymentState {
    /**
    Payment is still in flight.
    */
    IN_FLIGHT = 0;

    /**
    Payment completed successfully.
    */
    SUCCEEDED = 1;

    /**
    There are more routes to try, but the payment timeout was exceeded.
    */
    FAILED_TIMEOUT = 2;
    
    /**
    All possible routes were tried and failed permanently. Or were no
    routes to the destination at all.
    */
    FAILED_NO_ROUTE = 3;
}


message PaymentStatus {
    /// Current state the payment is in.
    PaymentState state = 1;

    /**
    The pre-image of the payment when state is SUCCEEDED.
    */
    bytes preimage = 2;

    /**
    The taken route when state is SUCCEEDED.
    */
    lnrpc.Route route = 3;
}


message RouteFeeRequest {
    /**
    The destination once wishes to obtain a routing fee quote to.
    */
    bytes dest = 1;

    /**
    The amount one wishes to send to the target destination.
    */
    int64 amt_sat = 2;
}

message RouteFeeResponse {
    /**
    A lower bound of the estimated fee to the target destination within the
    network, expressed in milli-satoshis.
    */
    int64 routing_fee_msat = 1;

    /**
    An estimate of the worst case time delay that can occur. Note that callers
    will still need to factor in the final CLTV delta of the last hop into this
    value.
    */
    int64 time_lock_delay = 2;
}

message SendToRouteRequest {
    /// The payment hash to use for the HTLC.
    bytes payment_hash = 1;

    /// Route that should be used to attempt to complete the payment.
    lnrpc.Route route = 2;
}

message SendToRouteResponse {
    /// The preimage obtained by making the payment.
    bytes preimage = 1;

    /// The failure message in case the payment failed.
    Failure failure = 2;
}

message Failure {
    enum FailureCode {
        /**
        The numbers assigned in this enumeration match the failure codes as
        defined in BOLT #4. Because protobuf 3 requires enums to start with 0,
        a RESERVED value is added.
        */
        RESERVED = 0;

        UNKNOWN_PAYMENT_HASH = 1;
        INCORRECT_PAYMENT_AMOUNT = 2;
        FINAL_INCORRECT_CLTV_EXPIRY = 3;
        FINAL_INCORRECT_HTLC_AMOUNT = 4;
        FINAL_EXPIRY_TOO_SOON = 5;
        INVALID_REALM = 6;
        EXPIRY_TOO_SOON = 7;
        INVALID_ONION_VERSION = 8;
        INVALID_ONION_HMAC = 9;
        INVALID_ONION_KEY = 10;
        AMOUNT_BELOW_MINIMUM = 11;
        FEE_INSUFFICIENT = 12;
        INCORRECT_CLTV_EXPIRY = 13;
        CHANNEL_DISABLED = 14;
        TEMPORARY_CHANNEL_FAILURE = 15;
        REQUIRED_NODE_FEATURE_MISSING = 16;
        REQUIRED_CHANNEL_FEATURE_MISSING = 17;
        UNKNOWN_NEXT_PEER = 18;
        TEMPORARY_NODE_FAILURE = 19;
        PERMANENT_NODE_FAILURE = 20;
        PERMANENT_CHANNEL_FAILURE = 21;
    }

    /// Failure code as defined in the Lightning spec
    FailureCode code = 1;

    /**
    The node pubkey of the intermediate or final node that generated the failure
    message.
    **/
    bytes failure_source_pubkey = 2;

    /// An optional channel update message.
    ChannelUpdate channel_update = 3;

    /// A failure type-dependent htlc value.
    uint64 htlc_msat = 4;

    /// The sha256 sum of the onion payload.
    bytes onion_sha_256 = 5;

    /// A failure type-dependent cltv expiry value.
    uint32 cltv_expiry = 6;

    /// A failure type-dependent flags value.
    uint32 flags = 7;
}


message ChannelUpdate {
    /**
    The signature that validates the announced data and proves the ownership
    of node id.
    */
    bytes signature = 1;

    /**
    The target chain that this channel was opened within. This value
    should be the genesis hash of the target chain. Along with the short
    channel ID, this uniquely identifies the channel globally in a
    blockchain.
    */
    bytes chain_hash = 2;

    /**
    The unique description of the funding transaction.
    */
    uint64 chan_id = 3;

    /**
    A timestamp that allows ordering in the case of multiple announcements.
    We should ignore the message if timestamp is not greater than the
    last-received.
    */
    uint32 timestamp = 4;

    /**
    The bitfield that describes whether optional fields are present in this
    update. Currently, the least-significant bit must be set to 1 if the
    optional field MaxHtlc is present.
    */
    uint32 message_flags = 10;

    /**
    The bitfield that describes additional meta-data concerning how the
    update is to be interpreted. Currently, the least-significant bit must be
    set to 0 if the creating node corresponds to the first node in the
    previously sent channel announcement and 1 otherwise. If the second bit
    is set, then the channel is set to be disabled.
    */
    uint32 channel_flags = 5;

    /**
    The minimum number of blocks this node requires to be added to the expiry
    of HTLCs. This is a security parameter determined by the node operator.
    This value represents the required gap between the time locks of the
    incoming and outgoing HTLC's set to this node.
    */
    uint32 time_lock_delta = 6;

    /**
    The minimum HTLC value which will be accepted.
    */
    uint64 htlc_minimum_msat = 7;

    /**
    The base fee that must be used for incoming HTLC's to this particular
    channel. This value will be tacked onto the required for a payment
    independent of the size of the payment.
    */
    uint32 base_fee = 8;

    /**
    The fee rate that will be charged per millionth of a satoshi.
    */
    uint32 fee_rate = 9;
    
    /**
    The maximum HTLC value which will be accepted.
    */
    uint64 htlc_maximum_msat = 11;
    
    /**
    The set of data that was appended to this message, some of which we may
    not actually know how to iterate or parse. By holding onto this data, we
    ensure that we're able to properly validate the set of signatures that
    cover these new fields, and ensure we're able to make upgrades to the
    network in a forwards compatible manner.
    */
    bytes extra_opaque_data = 12;
}
message ResetMissionControlRequest{}

message ResetMissionControlResponse{}

message QueryMissionControlRequest {}

/// QueryMissionControlResponse contains mission control state per node.
message QueryMissionControlResponse {
    repeated NodeHistory nodes = 1;
}

/// NodeHistory contains the mission control state for a particular node.
message NodeHistory {
    /// Node pubkey
    bytes pubkey = 1 [json_name = "pubkey"];

    /// Time stamp of last failure. Set to zero if no failure happened yet.
    int64 last_fail_time = 2 [json_name = "last_fail_time"];

    /// Estimation of success probability for channels not in the channel array.
    float other_chan_success_prob = 3 [json_name = "other_chan_success_prob"];

    /// Historical information of particular channels.
    repeated ChannelHistory channels = 4 [json_name = "channels"];
}

/// NodeHistory contains the mission control state for a particular channel.
message ChannelHistory {
    /// Short channel id
    uint64 channel_id = 1 [json_name = "channel_id"];
    
    /// Time stamp of last failure.
    int64 last_fail_time = 2 [json_name = "last_fail_time"];

    /// Minimum penalization amount.
    int64 min_penalize_amt_sat = 3 [json_name = "min_penalize_amt_sat"];

    /// Estimation of success probability for this channel.
    float success_prob = 4 [json_name = "success_prob"];
}

service Router {
    /**
    SendPayment attempts to route a payment described by the passed
    PaymentRequest to the final destination. The call returns a stream of
    payment status updates.
    */
    rpc SendPayment(SendPaymentRequest) returns (stream PaymentStatus);

    /**
    TrackPayment returns an update stream for the payment identified by the
    payment hash.
    */
    rpc TrackPayment(TrackPaymentRequest) returns (stream PaymentStatus);


    /**
    EstimateRouteFee allows callers to obtain a lower bound w.r.t how much it
    may cost to send an HTLC to the target end destination.
    */
    rpc EstimateRouteFee(RouteFeeRequest) returns (RouteFeeResponse);

    /**
    SendToRoute attempts to make a payment via the specified route. This method
    differs from SendPayment in that it allows users to specify a full route
    manually. This can be used for things like rebalancing, and atomic swaps.
    */
    rpc SendToRoute(SendToRouteRequest) returns (SendToRouteResponse);

    /**
    ResetMissionControl clears all mission control state and starts with a clean
    slate.
    */
    rpc ResetMissionControl(ResetMissionControlRequest) returns (ResetMissionControlResponse);
    
    /**
    QueryMissionControl exposes the internal mission control state to callers.
    It is a development feature.
    */
    rpc QueryMissionControl(QueryMissionControlRequest) returns (QueryMissionControlResponse);
}