Package net.i2p.kademlia

Class KBucketSet<T extends SimpleDataStructure>

java.lang.Object
net.i2p.kademlia.KBucketSet<T>
public class KBucketSet<T extends SimpleDataStructure> extends Object
In-memory storage of buckets sorted by the XOR metric from the base (us) passed in via the constructor. This starts with one bucket covering the whole key space, and may eventually be split to a max of the number of bits in the data type (160 for SHA1Hash or 256 for Hash), times 2**(B-1) for Kademlia value B. Refactored from net.i2p.router.networkdb.kademlia
Since:
0.9.2 in i2psnark, moved to core in 0.9.10

  • Constructor Details

    • KBucketSet

      public KBucketSet(I2PAppContext context, T us, int max, int b)
      Use the default trim strategy, which removes a random entry.
      Parameters:
      us - the local identity (typically a SHA1Hash or Hash) The class must have a zero-argument constructor.
      max - the Kademlia value "k", the max per bucket, k >= 4
      b - the Kademlia value "b", split buckets an extra 2**(b-1) times, b > 0, use 1 for bittorrent, Kademlia paper recommends 5

    • KBucketSet

      public KBucketSet(I2PAppContext context, T us, int max, int b, KBucketTrimmer<T> trimmer)
      Use the supplied trim strategy.

  • Method Details

    • add

      public boolean add(T peer)
      Returns:
      true if the peer is new to the bucket it goes in, or false if it was already in it. Always returns false on an attempt to add ourselves.

    • size

      public int size()
      The current number of entries.

    • remove

      public boolean remove(T entry)

    • clear

      public void clear()
      Since:
      0.8.8

    • getAll

      public Set<T> getAll()
      Returns:
      a copy in a new set

    • getAll

      public Set<T> getAll(Set<T> toIgnore)
      Returns:
      a copy in a new set

    • getAll

      public void getAll(SelectionCollector<T> collector)

    • getClosest

      public List<T> getClosest(int max)
      The keys closest to us. Returned list will never contain us.
      Returns:
      non-null, closest first

    • getClosest

      public List<T> getClosest(int max, Collection<T> toIgnore)
      The keys closest to us. Returned list will never contain us.
      Returns:
      non-null, closest first

    • getClosest

      public List<T> getClosest(T key, int max)
      The keys closest to the key. Returned list will never contain us.
      Returns:
      non-null, closest first

    • getClosest

      public List<T> getClosest(T key, int max, Collection<T> toIgnore)
      The keys closest to the key. Returned list will never contain us.
      Returns:
      non-null, closest first

    • getBuckets

      List<KBucket<T>> getBuckets()
      Returned list is a copy of the bucket list, closest first, with the actual buckets (not a copy). Primarily for testing. You shouldn't ever need to get all the buckets. Use getClosest() or getAll() instead to get the keys.
      Returns:
      non-null

    • getRange

      int getRange(T key)
      The number of bits minus 1 (range number) for the xor of the key. Package private for testing only. Others shouldn't need this.
      Returns:
      0 to max-1 or -1 for us

    • getExploreKeys

      public List<T> getExploreKeys(long age)
      For every bucket that hasn't been updated in this long, or isn't close to full, generate a random key that would be a member of that bucket. The returned keys may be searched for to "refresh" the buckets.
      Returns:
      non-null, closest first

    • generateRandomKey

      T generateRandomKey(KBucket<T> bucket)
      Generate a random key to go within this bucket Package private for testing only. Others shouldn't need this.

    • toString

      public String toString()
      Overrides:
      toString in class Object