Our yaml parsing is unaffected, but this change allows us to specify
these groups one param at a time. We do not update services because they
require special grouping, so we leave that as a json parameter.
This commit adds a DynamicPrice member to the Services struct and uses
its values to determine if a GRPCPricer or DefaultPricer should be
initialised. The commit also updates the sample-conf.yaml file with the
new config options.
This commit adds a new pricer package which contains a Pricer interface
and two implementations of the interface. The Pricer interface can be
used to query the price of a certain path. The two implementations are
as follows: a DefaultPricer which returns the same price for all paths
of a service, and a GRPCPricer which queries a backend grpc server for
the price of a given path.
This commit adds the proto definitions along with the generated proto
files for a prices service that can be used to request the price of a
specific path.
To make it easier to use aperture in a setup where we only need its
proxy functionality but not its LSAT capabilities, we add the option to
disable the authenticator. This makes it possible to run aperture
without needing to connect it to an lnd node.
We refactor the main Aperture service code into a struct that can be
started and stopped. This allows aperture to be used more easily as a library in
other projects.
We update the compile time dependency of lnd to version 0.13.0-beta to
make it easier to run aperture in the same process as other projects
which also updated.
The runtime dependency is still kept at v0.12.0-beta as we don't use any
new RPCs.
The last bugfix added some explicit header fields in an attempt of
fixing an issue with error responses. Unfortunately they weren't
strictly needed for the fix but ended up causing issues in a non-error
case.
This commit removes those header fields again and makes sure the "auth
header not found in response" header doesn't occur anymore.
We add a GitHub workflow that is triggered whenever a new version tag is
pushed. It will trigger a docker image build for that version and
automatically push it to the specified repo.
To prepare for creating production docker images and uploading them to
docker hub, we want them to be built from the repository and from a
specified git commit or tag.
To make sure we can shutdown/restart aperture in case it loses its
connection to lnd, we need to report back any errors that happen in the
invoice subscription to the main error channel.
To make sure we can capture errors in the challenger's invoice
subscription, we hand the main error channel to the challenger so it can
report back errors on it.
In this commit, we modify our cipher suites and required TLS versions to
allow anything greater than TL 1.1. TLS 1.0 (sslv3) is broken so we
require versions that're safely above that. Without this change, widely
used clients such as `openssl` will fail to connect out to an Aperture
proxy.
