Flag Definitions¶
Main Flags¶
These flags will denote the primary purpose of a message.
- broadcast =
0x00 - renegotiate =
0x01 - whisper =
0x02 - ping =
0x03 - pong =
0x04
Sub-Flags¶
These flags will denote the secondary purpose, or a more specific purpose, of a message.
- broadcast =
0x00 - compression =
0x01 - whisper =
0x02 - ping =
0x03 - pong =
0x04 - handshake =
0x05 - notify =
0x06 - peers =
0x07 - request =
0x08 - resend =
0x09 - response =
0x0A - store =
0x0B - retrieve =
0x0C
Compression Flags¶
These flags will denote standard compression methods.
All¶
- bwtc =
0x14 - bz2 =
0x10 - context1 =
0x15 - defsum =
0x16 - dmc =
0x17 - fenwick =
0x18 - gzip =
0x11 - huffman =
0x19 - lzjb =
0x1A - lzjbr =
0x1B - lzma =
0x12 - lzp3 =
0x1C - mtf =
0x1D - ppmd =
0x1E - simple =
0x1F - snappy =
0x20 - zlib =
0x13
Python Implemented¶
- bz2
- gzip
- lzma
- snappy
- zlib
Note
Only on systems where these modules are available
C++ Planned¶
- gzip
- zlib
Javascript Implemented¶
- gzip
- snappy
- zlib
Reserved Flags¶
These define the flags that other applications should not use, as they either are (or will be) used by the standard protocol.
Currently, this is all integers from 0x00 to 0x30. This list may be expanded later.