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/* * Copyright 2020 Google LLC * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ //! Filters for processing packets. mod error; mod factory; mod read; mod registry; mod set; mod write; pub(crate) mod chain; pub(crate) mod manager; pub mod capture_bytes; pub mod compress; pub mod concatenate_bytes; pub mod debug; pub mod load_balancer; pub mod local_rate_limit; pub mod metadata; pub mod token_router; /// Prelude containing all types and traits required to implement [`Filter`] and /// [`FilterFactory`]. pub mod prelude { pub use super::{ ConvertProtoConfigError, CreateFilterArgs, DynFilterFactory, Error, Filter, FilterFactory, FilterInstance, ReadContext, ReadResponse, WriteContext, WriteResponse, }; } // Core Filter types pub use self::{ error::{ConvertProtoConfigError, Error}, factory::{CreateFilterArgs, DynFilterFactory, FilterFactory, FilterInstance}, read::{ReadContext, ReadResponse}, registry::FilterRegistry, set::{FilterMap, FilterSet}, write::{WriteContext, WriteResponse}, }; pub(crate) use self::chain::FilterChain; /// Trait for routing and manipulating packets. /// /// An implementation of [`Filter`] provides a `read` and a `write` method. Both /// methods are invoked by the proxy when it consults the filter chain - their /// arguments contain information about the packet being processed. /// - `read` is invoked when a packet is received on the local downstream port /// and is to be sent to an upstream endpoint. /// - `write` is invoked in the opposite direction when a packet is received /// from an upstream endpoint and is to be sent to a downstream client. /// /// **Metrics** /// /// * `filter_read_duration_seconds` The duration it took for a `filter`'s /// `read` implementation to execute. /// * Labels /// * `filter` The name of the filter being executed. /// /// * `filter_write_duration_seconds` The duration it took for a `filter`'s /// `write` implementation to execute. /// * Labels /// * `filter` The name of the filter being executed. pub trait Filter: Send + Sync { /// [`Filter::read`] is invoked when the proxy receives data from a /// downstream connection on the listening port. /// /// This function should return a [`ReadResponse`] containing the array of /// endpoints that the packet should be sent to and the packet that should /// be sent (which may be manipulated) as well. If the packet should be /// rejected, return [`None`]. By default, the context passes /// through unchanged. fn read(&self, ctx: ReadContext) -> Option<ReadResponse> { Some(ctx.into()) } /// [`Filter::write`] is invoked when the proxy is about to send data to a /// downstream connection via the listening port after receiving it via one /// of the upstream Endpoints. /// /// This function should return an [`WriteResponse`] containing the packet to /// be sent (which may be manipulated). If the packet should be rejected, /// return [`None`]. By default, the context passes through unchanged. fn write(&self, ctx: WriteContext) -> Option<WriteResponse> { Some(ctx.into()) } }