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Hans Svensson d81f1eb32e Introduce enoise_connection
This will put the control into a (gen_server) process that wraps the functionality in much the same way as ssl does for gen_tcp, etc.

Some features are still missing (like setopts)
2018-03-06 16:19:25 +01:00

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%%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
%%% @copyright (C) 2018, Aeternity Anstalt
%%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
-module(enoise).
%% API exports - Mainly mimicing gen_tcp
%% -export([ accept/1
%% , accept/2
%% , close/1
%% , connect/3
%% , connect/4
%% , controlling_process/2
%% , listen/2
%% , recv/2
%% , recv/3
%% , send/2
%% , shutdown/2 ]).
-compile([export_all, nowarn_export_all]).
-record(enoise, { pid }).
-type noise_options() :: [{atom(), term()}].
-opaque noise_socket() :: #enoise{}.
-export_type([noise_socket/0]).
%%====================================================================
%% API functions
%%====================================================================
%% @doc Upgrades a gen_tcp, or equivalent, connected socket to a Noise socket,
%% that is, performs the client-side noise handshake.
%% @end
-spec connect(TcpSock :: gen_tcp:socket(),
Options :: noise_options()) ->
{ok, noise_socket()} | {error, term()}.
connect(TcpSock, Options) ->
start_handshake(TcpSock, initiator, Options).
%% @doc Upgrades a gen_tcp, or equivalent, connected socket to a Noise socket,
%% that is, performs the server-side noise handshake.
%% @end
-spec accept(TcpSock :: gen_tcp:socket(),
Options :: noise_options()) ->
{ok, noise_socket()} | {error, term()}.
accept(TcpSock, Options) ->
start_handshake(TcpSock, responder, Options).
%% @doc Writes `Data` to `Socket`
%% @end
-spec send(Socket :: noise_socket(), Data :: binary()) -> ok | {error, term()}.
send(#enoise{ pid = Pid }, Data) ->
enoise_connection:send(Pid, Data).
%% @doc Receives a packet from a socket in passive mode. A closed socket is
%% indicated by return value `{error, closed}`.
%%
%% Argument `Length` denotes the number of bytes to read. If Length = 0, all
%% available bytes are returned. If Length > 0, exactly Length bytes are
%% returned, or an error; possibly discarding less than Length bytes of data
%% when the socket gets closed from the other side.
%%
%% Optional argument `Timeout` specifies a time-out in milliseconds. The
%% default value is `infinity`.
%% @end
-spec recv(Socket :: noise_socket(), Length :: integer()) ->
{ok, binary()} | {error, term()}.
recv(Socket, Length) ->
recv(Socket, Length, infinity).
-spec recv(Socket :: noise_socket(), Length :: integer(),
Timeout :: integer() | infinity) ->
{ok, binary()} | {error, term()}.
recv(#enoise{ pid = Pid }, Length, Timeout) ->
enoise_connection:recv(Pid, Length, Timeout).
%% @doc Closes a Noise connection.
%% @end
-spec close(NoiseSock :: noise_socket()) -> ok | {error, term()}.
close(#enoise{ pid = Pid }) ->
enoise_connection:close(Pid).
%% @doc Assigns a new controlling process to the Noise socket. A controlling
%% process is the owner of an Noise socket, and receives all messages from the
%% socket.
%% @end
-spec controlling_process(Socket :: noise_socket(), Pid :: pid()) ->
ok | {error, term()}.
controlling_process(#enoise{ pid = Pid }, NewPid) ->
enoise_connection:controlling_process(Pid, NewPid).
%%====================================================================
%% Internal functions
%%====================================================================
start_handshake(TcpSock, Role, Options) ->
case check_tcp(TcpSock) of
{ok, WasActive} ->
inet:setopts(TcpSock, [{active, false}]), %% False for handshake
Prologue = proplists:get_value(prologue, Options, <<>>),
NoiseProtocol = proplists:get_value(noise, Options),
S = proplists:get_value(s, Options, undefined),
E = proplists:get_value(e, Options, undefined),
RS = proplists:get_value(rs, Options, undefined),
RE = proplists:get_value(re, Options, undefined),
HSState = enoise_hs_state:init(NoiseProtocol, Role,
Prologue, {S, E, RS, RE}),
do_handshake(TcpSock, HSState, WasActive);
Err = {error, _} ->
Err
end.
do_handshake(TcpSock, HState, WasActive) ->
case enoise_hs_state:next_message(HState) of
in ->
case hs_recv(TcpSock) of
{ok, Data} ->
{ok, HState1, _Msg} = enoise_hs_state:read_message(HState, Data),
do_handshake(TcpSock, HState1, WasActive);
Err = {error, _} ->
Err
end;
out ->
{ok, HState1, Msg} = enoise_hs_state:write_message(HState, <<>>),
hs_send(TcpSock, Msg),
do_handshake(TcpSock, HState1, WasActive);
done ->
{ok, #{ rx := Rx, tx := Tx }} = enoise_hs_state:finalize(HState),
{ok, Pid} = enoise_connection:start_link(TcpSock, Rx, Tx, self(), WasActive),
{ok, #enoise{ pid = Pid }}
end.
check_tcp(TcpSock) ->
{ok, TcpOpts} = inet:getopts(TcpSock, [mode, packet, active, header, packet_size]),
Packet = proplists:get_value(packet, TcpOpts, 0),
Header = proplists:get_value(header, TcpOpts, 0),
Active = proplists:get_value(active, TcpOpts, true),
PSize = proplists:get_value(packet_size, TcpOpts, undefined),
Mode = proplists:get_value(mode, TcpOpts, binary),
case (Packet == 0 orelse Packet == raw)
andalso Header == 0 andalso PSize == 0 andalso Mode == binary of
true ->
case gen_tcp:controlling_process(TcpSock, self()) of
ok -> {ok, Active};
Err = {error, _} -> Err
end;
false ->
{error, {invalid_tcp_options, proplists:delete(active, TcpOpts)}}
end.
hs_send(TcpSock, Msg) ->
Len = byte_size(Msg),
gen_tcp:send(TcpSock, <<Len:16, Msg/binary>>).
hs_recv(TcpSock) ->
{ok, <<Len:16>>} = gen_tcp:recv(TcpSock, 2, 1000),
gen_tcp:recv(TcpSock, Len, 1000).