Add ton-storage namespace codec - #411
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Add a
ton-storagenamespace codec for TON Storage BagIDs.0xb79910ton-storagenamespaceTON ADNL addresses already have a dedicated multicodec allocation:
adnl(0xb69910), added in #402.ADNL addresses are address-based identifiers for TON network endpoints. TON
Storage BagIDs are content-based identifiers derived from a bag's
TorrentInfocell. Although both are 32 bytes, they require different resolution flows, so
this PR adds a dedicated
ton-storagecodec instead of reusingadnl.TON Storage is TON's distributed file storage network. Files are organized into
bags, each identified by a 256-bit BagID.
A BagID is the 32-byte representation hash of the bag's
TorrentInfocell. It isthe native identifier used by TON Storage clients and by TON DNS
dns_storage_addressrecords.Binary payload:
When used as an ENSIP-7 contenthash:
The canonical user-facing URI is:
This allocation enables TON Storage BagIDs to be represented as self-describing
content addresses, including in ENSIP-7 contenthash records.
Existing implementations and clients include:
Sources: