chore(ME-3667): add service message #39
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device/device.proto (2)
50-58: Consider adding field constraints and documentationWhile the message structure is generally well-organized, consider the following improvements:
- The
typefield could benefit from being an enum to ensure consistency and type safety- IPv4/IPv6 fields might benefit from validation or a more specific type
- Consider using bytes for
peer_public_keyinstead of string for better securityExample improvement:
message Service { string network_id = 1; string name = 2; - string type = 3; + ServiceType type = 3; string ipv4 = 4; string ipv6 = 5; repeated string subnet_routes = 6; - repeated string peer_public_key = 7; + repeated bytes peer_public_key = 7; } +enum ServiceType { + SERVICE_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED = 0; + SERVICE_TYPE_SOCKET = 1; + // Add other types as needed +}
50-58: Add field documentationConsider adding comments to document the purpose and expected format of each field, especially for:
subnet_routes: What format should these strings follow?peer_public_key: What encoding is expected for these keys?device/device.pb.swift (1)
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1-604: Architectural consideration for socket status notificationsBased on the PR objective of notifying devices about socket status changes:
- The Service message appears to be designed for configuration rather than status updates
- Consider whether a separate, more focused message type for socket status would be more appropriate
- The current design mixes configuration (routes, IPs) with status information
Consider splitting this into two message types:
ServiceConfigurationfor network setupServiceStatusfor socket state changes
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device/device.proto (2)
35-35: LGTM! Clean integration of the service message field
The addition follows the existing message numbering pattern and naming conventions.
50-58: Verify field requirements for socket status notifications
The Service message contains multiple fields beyond what might be needed for socket status notifications (e.g., subnet_routes, peer_public_key). Could you confirm if all these fields are necessary for the stated purpose of notifying devices about socket status changes?
device/device.pb.swift (4)
126-132: LGTM: Service getter/setter implementation follows the established pattern
The implementation correctly follows the same pattern as other message types in the file, with proper null handling and default value initialization.
538-604: LGTM: Service message implementation is complete and consistent
The protobuf extension implementation:
- Correctly maps all fields with proper proto naming
- Implements all required methods (decode, traverse, equality)
- Follows the same pattern as other message types
392-404: LGTM: Message handling implementation is correct
The decode and traverse implementations for the service message:
- Handle the oneof message case correctly
- Properly manage conflicts
- Follow the same pattern as other message types
Also applies to: 440-443
180-198: Consider documenting the Service message fields
The new Service struct contains fields that appear to be related to network configuration. Consider adding documentation comments to explain:
- The expected format for IP addresses
- The purpose and format of subnet routes
- The format and usage of peer public keys
Verify the security implications of exposing network information
The Service message contains sensitive network configuration data. Ensure that:
- The peer public keys are properly handled and not leaked
- The subnet routes are validated before use
The service message will be used to notify devices (nodes only) for socket changes.
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