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@liamcottle/rns.js

v0.0.1

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Javascript implementation of the Reticulum Network Stack

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rns.js

An in-progress, implementation of the Reticulum Network Stack written in Javascript.

This implementation is extremely limited, will likely have breaking changes and is probably not what you should be using.

I am implementing this to learn the RNS stack at the protocol level, while writing it in a language I am very familiar with.

At this stage, I will only be working on the features I want to use, rather than building a complete alternative transport stack.

You should probably look at the official reference stack written in Python;

  • https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum

What can it do?

  • [x] Create a new Identity
  • [x] Load an existing Identity from Public Keys or Private Keys
  • [x] Connect with a TCPClientInterface to an existing RNS TCPServerInterface
  • [x] Listen for incoming announces
  • [x] Register a Destination
  • [x] Listen for inbound packets to a Destination
  • [x] Send outbound packets to a Destination
  • [x] Send and receive opportunistic LXMF messages over single packets
  • [x] Send and receive direct LXMF messages over an inbound Link
  • [x] Accept inbound Links to a Destination
  • [x] Create outbound Links to a Destination
  • [x] Close Links and listen for when they are closed by the other side
  • [x] Send and receive data packets over an established Link

Examples

There's a few scripts in the examples folder for reference on what currently works.

TODO

  • [ ] Tidy up logic for sending packets and packet types
  • [ ] Implement Link heartbeat packets
  • [ ] Validate LXMF message signatures
  • [ ] Only send packets to relevant interface. Some packets still send to all interfaces
  • [ ] Implement Ratchets
  • [ ] Implement Resources over Links
  • [ ] Support LXMF messages over Link Resources
  • [ ] Support LXMF stamps and tickets
  • [ ] Implement rate limits
  • [ ] Support being a Transport node

References

  • https://reticulum.network
  • https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum
  • https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum/wiki/Wire-Packet-Formats
  • https://gist.github.com/liamcottle/e85953bccd6a4f8b436ac4284b29af49

License

MIT