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// Copyright (c) 2018-2024, The Monero Project
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#pragma once
#include <boost/asio/ip/tcp.hpp>
#include <boost/utility/string_ref.hpp>
#include <cstdint>
#include <optional>
#include "common/expect.h"
#include "net/fwd.h"
#include "net/net_utils_base.h"
namespace net
{
//! \brief Separates scheme, authority, and path sections of a URI.
struct scheme_and_authority
{
//! \param uri with optional scheme, authority, and optional path. No URNs.
explicit scheme_and_authority(boost::string_ref uri);
std::string scheme;
std::string authority;
};
//! \brief Separates the userinfo and host+port from URI authority.
struct userinfo_and_hostport
{
//! \param authority portion of a URI.
explicit userinfo_and_hostport(boost::string_ref authority);
std::string userinfo;
std::string hostport;
};
//! \brief Separates the user and pass sections from URI userinfo.
struct user_and_pass
{
user_and_pass()
: user(), pass()
{}
/*!
* \param userinfo section of a URI.
* \return User and pass with percent encoding removed. `std::nullopt`
* if bad percent encoding
*/
static std::optional<user_and_pass> get(boost::string_ref userinfo);
std::string user;
std::string pass;
};
//! \brief Separates scheme, user, pass, and host+port sections of a URI.
struct uri_components
{
uri_components()
: scheme(), userinfo(), hostport()
{}
/*!
* \param uri with optional scheme, optional user, optional pass,
* authority, and optional path. URN not supported.
* \return Scheme, user, pass, and host+port sections of a URI with
* percent encoding removed on user and pass. `std::nullopt` if
* bad percent encoding.
*/
static std::optional<uri_components> get(boost::string_ref uri);
std::string scheme;
user_and_pass userinfo;
std::string hostport;
};
/*!
* \brief Takes a valid address string (IP, Tor, I2P, or DNS name) and splits it into host and port
*
* The host of an IPv6 addresses in the format "[x:x:..:x]:port" will have the braces stripped.
* For example, when the address is "[ffff::2023]", host will be set to "ffff::2023".
*
* \param address The address string one wants to split
* \param[out] host The host part of the address string. Is always set.
* \param[out] port The port part of the address string. Is only set when address string contains a port.
*/
void get_network_address_host_and_port(const std::string& address, std::string& host, std::string& port);
/*!
Identifies onion, i2p and IPv4 addresses and returns them as a generic
`network_address`. If the type is unsupported, it might be a hostname,
and `error() == net::error::kUnsupportedAddress` is returned.
\param address An onion address, i2p address, ipv4 address or hostname. Hostname
will return an error.
\param default_port If `address` does not specify a port, this value
will be used.
\return A tor or IPv4 address, else error.
*/
expect<epee::net_utils::network_address>
get_network_address(boost::string_ref address, std::uint16_t default_port);
/*!
Identifies an IPv4 subnet in CIDR notatioa and returns it as a generic
`network_address`. If the type is unsupported, it might be a hostname,
and `error() == net::error::kUnsupportedAddress` is returned.
\param address An ipv4 address.
\param allow_implicit_32 whether to accept "raw" IPv4 addresses, with CIDR notation
\return A tor or IPv4 address, else error.
*/
expect<epee::net_utils::ipv4_network_subnet>
get_ipv4_subnet_address(boost::string_ref address, bool allow_implicit_32 = false);
expect<boost::asio::ip::tcp::endpoint> get_tcp_endpoint(const boost::string_ref address);
namespace socks
{
//! \brief Separates TCP address, user+pass, and socks version
struct endpoint
{
endpoint();
explicit endpoint(const boost::asio::ip::tcp::endpoint& address);
//! \param uri with optional scheme, optional userinfo, and host+port.
static expect<endpoint> get(boost::string_ref uri);
boost::asio::ip::tcp::endpoint address;
user_and_pass userinfo;
version ver;
};
}
}