Because there is multiple unifiedpush endpoint (ntfy.sh is one),
we should not pass it as an option to dhtnode, but use the one
provided by the user in the token (from unified push library).
Make the proxy able to support the UnifiedPush platform, so that
applications using the proxy server can use any UnifiedPush provider.
Documentation: https://unifiedpush.org/
How to test:
+ Install a UnifiedPush provider on a device (e.g. https://ntfy.sh)
+ Run dhtnode with a proxyserver and --unifiedpush https://ntfy.sh
+ Subscribe to a random topic on ntfy (e.g. "dhtproxytest")
+ Subscribe to a hash on the DHT:
curl -X SUBSCRIBE http://my.dht.proxy:8000/key/foo \
-d '{"key":"dhtproxytest", "platform":"unifiedpush"}'
+ Send data on the subscribed hash
Note: the topic should be completely random.
+ add the ability to inject push notifications in opendht to call
correct callbacks
+ if a timeout occurs and no cancelListen was called, relaunch the
listen operation
+ Pass devicekey to enable push notifications for DhtProxyClient
+ Update sockaddr to fix the build on all platforms
Note: update dhtnode
+ Add SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE for DhtProxyServer
+ Add the ability to stop Listen via a timeout (and send a push
Notification for the client)
+ Add the ability to use gorush to send push notifications
Note: Update dhtnode
+ Add an abstract class to describe the Dht
+ Now, we can modify the Dht linked to a SecureDht. So we can choose
between the classic Dht and the Dht using a proxy.
+ Implement a basic client which can Get and Put values on the Dht using
the proxy.
Note: Update dhtnode to have the ability to use the DhtProxyClient.
Todo: Implement Listen, ping, connectivityChanged for the client.
Add support to log using standard syslog,
add related option in dhtnode.
dhtnode will use syslog by default
when starting in daemon mode and
no logfile is defined.