92 lines
3.2 KiB
Go
92 lines
3.2 KiB
Go
package lnwire
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import (
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"encoding/binary"
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"encoding/hex"
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"math"
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"github.com/roasbeef/btcd/chaincfg/chainhash"
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"github.com/roasbeef/btcd/wire"
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)
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const (
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// MaxFundingTxOutputs is the maximum number of allowed outputs on a
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// funding transaction within the protocol. This is due to the fact
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// that we use 2-bytes to encode the index within the funding output
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// during the funding workflow. Funding transaction with more outputs
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// than this are considered invalid within the protocol.
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MaxFundingTxOutputs = math.MaxUint16
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)
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// ChannelID is a series of 32-bytes that uniquely identifies all channels
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// within the network. The ChannelID is computed using the outpoint of the
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// funding transaction (the txid, and output index). Given a funding output the
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// ChannelID can be calculated by XOR'ing the big-endian serialization of the
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// txid and the big-endian serialization of the output index, truncated to
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// 2 bytes.
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type ChannelID [32]byte
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// ConnectionWideID is an all-zero ChannelID, which is used to represent a
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// message intended for all channels to specific peer.
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var ConnectionWideID = ChannelID{}
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// String returns the string representation of the ChannelID. This is just the
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// hex string encoding of the ChannelID itself.
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func (c ChannelID) String() string {
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return hex.EncodeToString(c[:])
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}
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// NewChanIDFromOutPoint converts a target OutPoint into a ChannelID that is
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// usable within the network. In order to convert the OutPoint into a ChannelID,
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// we XOR the lower 2-bytes of the txid within the OutPoint with the big-endian
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// serialization of the Index of the OutPoint, truncated to 2-bytes.
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func NewChanIDFromOutPoint(op *wire.OutPoint) ChannelID {
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// First we'll copy the txid of the outpoint into our channel ID slice.
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var cid ChannelID
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copy(cid[:], op.Hash[:])
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// With the txid copied over, we'll now XOR the lower 2-bytes of the
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// partial channelID with big-endian serialization of output index.
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xorTxid(&cid, uint16(op.Index))
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return cid
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}
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// xorTxid performs the transformation needed to transform an OutPoint into a
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// ChannelID. To do this, we expect the cid parameter to contain the txid
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// unaltered and the outputIndex to be the output index
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func xorTxid(cid *ChannelID, outputIndex uint16) {
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var buf [32]byte
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binary.BigEndian.PutUint16(buf[30:], outputIndex)
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cid[30] = cid[30] ^ buf[30]
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cid[31] = cid[31] ^ buf[31]
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}
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// GenPossibleOutPoints generates all the possible outputs given a channel ID.
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// In order to generate these possible outpoints, we perform a brute-force
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// search through the candidate output index space, performing a reverse
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// mapping from channelID back to OutPoint.
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func (c *ChannelID) GenPossibleOutPoints() [MaxFundingTxOutputs]wire.OutPoint {
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var possiblePoints [MaxFundingTxOutputs]wire.OutPoint
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for i := uint32(0); i < MaxFundingTxOutputs; i++ {
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cidCopy := *c
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xorTxid(&cidCopy, uint16(i))
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possiblePoints[i] = wire.OutPoint{
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Hash: chainhash.Hash(cidCopy),
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Index: i,
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}
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}
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return possiblePoints
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}
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// IsChanPoint returns true if the OutPoint passed corresponds to the target
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// ChannelID.
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func (c ChannelID) IsChanPoint(op *wire.OutPoint) bool {
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candidateCid := NewChanIDFromOutPoint(op)
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return candidateCid == c
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}
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