walkingonions/network.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import random
import pickle
from enum import Enum

# Set this to True if you want the bytes sent and received to be added
# symbolically, in terms of the numbers of each type of network message.
# You will need sympy installed for this to work.
symbolic_byte_counters = False

if symbolic_byte_counters:
    import sympy

class WOMode(Enum):
    """The different Walking Onion modes"""
    VANILLA     = 0  # No Walking Onions
    TELESCOPING = 1  # Telescoping Walking Onions
    SINGLEPASS  = 2  # Single-Pass Walking Onions


class SNIPAuthMode(Enum):
    """The different styles of SNIP authentication"""
    NONE        = 0  # No SNIPs; only used for WOMode = VANILLA
    MERKLE      = 1  # Merkle trees
    THRESHSIG   = 2  # Threshold signatures


class EntType(Enum):
    """The different types of entities in the system."""
    NONE = 0
    DIRAUTH = 1
    RELAY = 2
    CLIENT = 3


class PerfStats:
    """A class to store performance statistics for a relay or client.
    We keep track of bytes sent, bytes received, and counts of
    public-key operations of various types.  We will reset these every
    epoch."""

    def __init__(self, ent_type):
        # Which type of entity is this for (DIRAUTH, RELAY, CLIENT)
        self.ent_type = ent_type
        # A printable name for the entity
        self.name = None
        self.reset()

    def __str__(self):
        return "%s: type=%s boot=%s sent=%s recv=%s keygen=%d sig=%d verif=%d dh=%d" % \
            (self.name, self.ent_type.name, self.is_bootstrapping, \
            self.bytes_sent, self.bytes_received, self.keygens, \
            self.sigs, self.verifs, self.dhs)

    def reset(self):
        """Reset the counters, typically at the beginning of each
        epoch."""
        # True if bootstrapping this epoch
        self.is_bootstrapping = False
        # Bytes sent and received
        self.bytes_sent = 0
        self.bytes_received = 0
        # Public-key operations: key generation, signing, verification,
        # Diffie-Hellman
        self.keygens = 0
        self.sigs = 0
        self.verifs = 0
        self.dhs = 0


class NetAddr:
    """A class representing a network address"""
    nextaddr = 1

    def __init__(self):
        """Generate a fresh network address"""
        self.addr = NetAddr.nextaddr
        NetAddr.nextaddr += 1

    def __eq__(self, other):
        return (isinstance(other, self.__class__)
            and self.__dict__ == other.__dict__)

    def __hash__(self):
        return hash(self.addr)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.addr.__str__()


class NetNoServer(Exception):
    """No server is listening on the address someone tried to connect
    to."""


class Network:
    """A class representing a simulated network.  Servers can bind()
    to the network, yielding a NetAddr (network address), and clients
    can connect() to a NetAddr yielding a Connection."""

    def __init__(self):
        self.servers = dict()
        self.epoch = 1
        self.epochcallbacks = []
        self.epochendingcallbacks = []
        self.dirauthkeylist = []
        self.fallbackrelays = []
        self.womode = WOMode.VANILLA
        self.snipauthmode = SNIPAuthMode.NONE

    def printservers(self):
        """Print the list of NetAddrs bound to something."""
        print("Servers:")
        for a in self.servers.keys():
            print(a)

    def setdirauthkey(self, index, vk):
        """Set the public verification key for dirauth number index to
        vk."""
        if index >= len(self.dirauthkeylist):
            self.dirauthkeylist.extend([None] * (index+1-len(self.dirauthkeylist)))
        self.dirauthkeylist[index] = vk

    def dirauthkeys(self):
        """Return the list of dirauth public verification keys."""
        return self.dirauthkeylist

    def getepoch(self):
        """Return the current epoch."""
        return self.epoch

    def nextepoch(self):
        """Increment the current epoch, and return it."""
        for c in self.epochendingcallbacks:
            c.epoch_ending(self.epoch)
        self.epoch += 1
        for c in self.epochcallbacks:
            c.newepoch(self.epoch)
        return self.epoch

    def wantepochticks(self, callback, want, end=False):
        """Register or deregister an object from receiving epoch change
        callbacks.  If want is True, the callback object's newepoch()
        method will be called at each epoch change, with an argument of
        the new epoch.  If want if False, the callback object will be
        deregistered.  If end is True, the callback object's
        epoch_ending() method will be called instead at the end of the
        epoch, just _before_ the epoch number change."""
        if end:
            if want:
                self.epochendingcallbacks.append(callback)
            else:
                self.epochendingcallbacks.remove(callback)
        else:
            if want:
                self.epochcallbacks.append(callback)
            else:
                self.epochcallbacks.remove(callback)

    def bind(self, server):
        """Bind a server to a newly generated NetAddr, returning the
        NetAddr.  The server's bound() callback will also be invoked."""
        addr = NetAddr()
        self.servers[addr] = server
        server.bound(addr, lambda: self.servers.pop(addr))
        return addr

    def connect(self, client, srvaddr, perfstats):
        """Connect the given client to the server bound to addr.  Throw
        an exception if there is no server bound to that address."""
        try:
            server = self.servers[srvaddr]
        except KeyError:
            raise NetNoServer()
        conn = server.connected(client)
        conn.perfstats = perfstats
        return conn

    def setfallbackrelays(self, fallbackrelays):
        """Set the list of globally known fallback relays.  Clients use
        these to bootstrap when they know no other relays."""
        self.fallbackrelays = fallbackrelays

    def getfallbackrelays(self):
        """Get the list of globally known fallback relays.  Clients use
        these to bootstrap when they know no other relays."""
        return self.fallbackrelays

    def set_wo_style(self, womode, snipauthmode):
        """Set the Walking Onions mode and the SNIP authenticate mode
        for the network."""
        if ((womode == WOMode.VANILLA) \
                and (snipauthmode != SNIPAuthMode.NONE)) or \
                ((womode != WOMode.VANILLA) and  \
                (snipauthmode == SNIPAuthMode.NONE)):
            # Incompatible settings
            raise ValueError("Bad argument combination")

        self.womode = womode
        self.snipauthmode = snipauthmode


# The singleton instance of Network
thenetwork = Network()

# Initialize the (non-cryptographic) random seed
random.seed(1)

class NetMsg:
    """The parent class of network messages.  Subclass this class to
    implement specific kinds of network messages."""

    def size(self):
        """Return the size of this network message.  For now, just
        pickle it and return the length of that.  There's some
        unnecessary overhead in this method; if you want specific
        messages to have more accurate sizes, override this method in
        the subclass.  Alternately, if symbolic_byte_counters is set,
        return a symbolic representation of the message size instead, so
        that the total byte counts will clearly show how many of each
        message type were sent and received."""
        if symbolic_byte_counters:
            sz = sympy.symbols(type(self).__name__)
        else:
            sz = len(pickle.dumps(self))

        return sz


class StringNetMsg(NetMsg):
    """Send an arbitratry string as a NetMsg."""
    def __init__(self, str):
        self.data = str

    def __str__(self):
        return self.data.__str__()


class Connection:
    def __init__(self, peer = None):
        """Create a Connection object with the given peer."""
        self.peer = peer

    def closed(self):
        print("connection closed with", self.peer)
        self.peer = None

    def close(self):
        print("closing connection with", self.peer)
        self.peer.closed()
        self.peer = None


class ClientConnection(Connection):
    """The parent class of client-side network connections.  Subclass
    this class to do anything more elaborate than just passing arbitrary
    NetMsgs, which then get ignored.  Use subclasses of this class when
    the server required no per-connection state, such as just fetching
    consensus documents."""
    
    def __init__(self, peer):
        """Create a ClientConnection object with the given peer.  The
        peer must have a received(client, msg) method."""
        self.peer = peer
        self.perfstats = None

    def sendmsg(self, netmsg):
        assert(isinstance(netmsg, NetMsg))
        msgsize = netmsg.size()
        self.perfstats.bytes_sent += msgsize
        self.peer.received(self, netmsg)

    def reply(self, netmsg):
        assert(isinstance(netmsg, NetMsg))
        msgsize = netmsg.size()
        self.perfstats.bytes_received += msgsize
        self.receivedfromserver(netmsg)


class ServerConnection(Connection):
    """The parent class of server-side network connections."""

    def __init__(self):
        self.peer = None

    def sendmsg(self, netmsg):
        assert(isinstance(netmsg, NetMsg))
        self.peer.received(netmsg)

    def received(self, client, netmsg):
        print("received", netmsg, "from client", client)


class Server:
    """The parent class of network servers.  Subclass this class to
    implement servers of different kinds.  You will probably only need
    to override the implementation of connected()."""

    def __init__(self, name):
        self.name = name

    def __str__(self):
        return self.name.__str__()

    def bound(self, netaddr, closer):
        """Callback invoked when the server is successfully bound to a
        NetAddr.  The parameters are the netaddr to which the server is
        bound and closer (as in a thing that causes something to close)
        is a callback function that should be used when the server
        wishes to stop listening for new connections."""
        self.closer = closer

    def close(self):
        """Stop listening for new connections."""
        self.closer()

    def connected(self, client):
        """Callback invoked when a client connects to this server.
        This callback must create the Connection object that will be
        returned to the client."""
        print("server", self, "conected to client", client)
        serverconnection = ServerConnection()
        clientconnection = ClientConnection(serverconnection)
        serverconnection.peer = clientconnection
        return clientconnection


if __name__ == '__main__':
    n1 = NetAddr()
    n2 = NetAddr()
    assert(n1 == n1)
    assert(not (n1 == n2))
    assert(n1 != n2)
    print(n1, n2)

    srv = Server("hello world server")

    thenetwork.printservers()
    a = thenetwork.bind(srv)
    thenetwork.printservers()
    print("in main", a)

    perfstats = PerfStats(EntType.NONE)
    conn = thenetwork.connect("hello world client", a, perfstats)
    conn.sendmsg(StringNetMsg("hi"))
    conn.close()

    srv.close()
    thenetwork.printservers()