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Composable and future-proof network addresses
Onion V2 address is no longer supported in Tor, should we remove it? More info: https://support.torproject.org/onionservices/v2-deprecation/
I see that `/ipfs` is replaced in favour of `/p2p` in some way, but what about `/ipns`? It is different from `/ipfs` by the fact that it doesn't describe a...
This pull request adds specifications of more protocols than only `dnsaddr`. I think this pull request should be merged when I have added more, but now it is already possible...
This pull request adds steps to tell in a basic way how to encode and decode `multiaddr`s.
This pull request updates the regular expression of multiaddr.
# Problem description The current MultiAddr spec does not have any good way for dealing with optional protocol parameters that have well defined defaults. Depending on the specific protocol in...
The `/memory` multiaddr can contain an arbitrary payload. But if this payload contains a `/`, then you can't properly serialize it without introducing an ambiguity. I would propose to revert...
Speaking with @lgierth we've come up with a preliminary todo list for making multiaddr fit for general usage: - [ ] Outline use cases (fill them out probably) - [...
Due to the fact that binary multiaddrs don't include protocol definitions, we can't parse them unless we know all the relevant protocols. However, we *can* parse a prefix. Therefore, I'd...
[ZeroMQ](https://zeromq.org/) imposes [specific framing](https://zguide.zeromq.org/docs/chapter2/#ZeroMQ-is-Not-a-Neutral-Carrier) on a transport and therefore requires further detail added to the address to differentiate it from a standard transport. For example: **/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/3000** describes how to reach...
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