pub trait TopicSubscriptionFilter {
fn can_subscribe(&mut self, topic_hash: &TopicHash) -> bool;
fn filter_incoming_subscriptions<'a>(
&mut self,
subscriptions: &'a [GossipsubSubscription],
currently_subscribed_topics: &BTreeSet<TopicHash>
) -> Result<HashSet<&'a GossipsubSubscription>, String> { ... }
fn filter_incoming_subscription_set<'a>(
&mut self,
subscriptions: HashSet<&'a GossipsubSubscription>,
_currently_subscribed_topics: &BTreeSet<TopicHash>
) -> Result<HashSet<&'a GossipsubSubscription>, String> { ... }
fn allow_incoming_subscription(
&mut self,
subscription: &GossipsubSubscription
) -> bool { ... }
}
Required methods
fn can_subscribe(&mut self, topic_hash: &TopicHash) -> bool
fn can_subscribe(&mut self, topic_hash: &TopicHash) -> bool
Returns true iff the topic is of interest and we can subscribe to it.
Provided methods
Filters a list of incoming subscriptions and returns a filtered set
By default this deduplicates the subscriptions and calls
Self::filter_incoming_subscription_set
on the filtered set.
Filters a set of deduplicated subscriptions
By default this filters the elements based on Self::allow_incoming_subscription
.
fn allow_incoming_subscription(
&mut self,
subscription: &GossipsubSubscription
) -> bool
fn allow_incoming_subscription(
&mut self,
subscription: &GossipsubSubscription
) -> bool
Returns true iff we allow an incoming subscription. This is used by the default implementation of filter_incoming_subscription_set to decide whether to filter out a subscription or not. By default this uses can_subscribe to decide the same for incoming subscriptions as for outgoing ones.