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*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#ifndef DNS_OBJ_RR_H
#define DNS_OBJ_RR_H
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - Headers
#include "dns_obj.h"
#include "dns_obj_domain_name.h"
#include "dns_common.h"
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include "nullability.h"
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - Object Reference Definition
DNS_OBJECT_TYPEDEF_OPAQUE_POINTER(rr);
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - The Resource Record and Its Subkind.
// All the subkind of resource record object needs to add `DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, <subkind object type name>)`
// to let the subkind be able to use the resource record method declared here.
typedef union {
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(rr);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, cname);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, soa);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, srv);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, ds);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, rrsig);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, dnskey);
DNS_OBJECT_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec3);
} dns_obj_rr_any_t __attribute__((__transparent_union__));
typedef union {
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT(rr);
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec);
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, dnskey);
DNS_OBJECT_ARRAY_DECLARE_SUPPORTED_OBJECT_SUBKIND(rr, nsec3);
} dns_objs_rr_any_t __attribute__((__transparent_union__));
//======================================================================================================================
// MARK: - Object Methods
/*!
* @brief
* Create a resource record object.
*
* @param name
* The name of the resource record in domain name labels.
*
* @param type
* The type of the record.
*
* @param class
* The class of the record.
*
* @param rdata
* The pointer to the rdata of the record, when it is NULL, it is negative response.
*
* @param rdata_len
* The length of the rdata, when <code>rdata</code> is NULL, it should be zero.
*
* @param allocate_memory
* The boolean value to indicate whether to allocate new memory and copy all rdata from the memory region pointed by <code>name</code>,
* <code>rdata</code>. If it is false, the caller is required to ensure that <code>name</code> and <code>rdata</code> are always valid during the life time
* of this resource record object.
*
* @param out_error
* The pointer to the error value indicates the success of the function call or the error encountered.
*
* @result
* The resource record object created, or NULL if error happens during creation. <code>out_error</code> will be set to the error encountered if it is not NULL.
*/
dns_obj_rr_t NULLABLE
dns_obj_rr_create(const uint8_t * NONNULL name, uint16_t type, uint16_t class, const uint8_t * NULLABLE rdata,
uint16_t rdata_len, bool allocate_memory, dns_obj_error_t * NULLABLE out_error);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the name of the resource record in domain name object format.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The domain name object. It is ensured to be valid as long as the resource record object is valid.
*/
dns_obj_domain_name_t NONNULL
dns_obj_rr_get_name(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the name of the resource record in domain name labels format.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The domain name labels. If <code>allocate_memory</code> is set to false, the pointer returned will be the same as the one when creating this resource
* record.
*/
const uint8_t * NONNULL
dns_obj_rr_get_name_in_labels(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the type of the resource record.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The DNS record type.
*/
uint16_t
dns_obj_rr_get_type(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the class of the resource record.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The DNS record class.
*/
uint16_t
dns_obj_rr_get_class(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the rdata length of the resource record.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The rdata length.
*/
uint16_t
dns_obj_rr_get_rdata_len(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the rdata pointer associated with this resource record object.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The pointer to the rdata. If <code>allocate_memory</code> is set to false, the pointer returned will be the same as the one when creating this resource
* record.
*/
const uint8_t * NULLABLE
dns_obj_rr_get_rdata(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the TTL of the resource record.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The TTL in seconds.
*/
uint32_t
dns_obj_rr_get_ttl(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the signed data of the resource record object that can be used to sort the object in canonical order or reconstruct the signed data for DNSSEC
* validation.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The pointer to the signed data. This allocated memory region can be released by calling dns_obj_rr_clear_comparison_attributes().
*
* @discussion
* Note that <code>dns_obj_rr_set_comparison_attributes()</code> has to be called before calling this function since the signed data needs the RRSIG
* values to be calculated correctly.
*/
const uint8_t * NULLABLE
dns_obj_rr_get_signed_data(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get the length of the signed data of the resource record object.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @result
* The length of the signed data.
*/
size_t
dns_obj_rr_get_signed_data_len(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Get an allocated string description of the corresponding resource record object's rdata. The format follows what is described in:
* https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8499#section-5
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*
* @param out_error
* The pointer to the error value indicates the success of the function call or the error encountered.
*
* @result
* The string description of the rdata if no error occurs. Otherwise, <code>NULL</code> will be returned, if <code>out_error</code> is non-null, an error code
* will be set to <code>*out_error</code>.
*
* @discussion
* This function returns an allocated C string, the caller is responsible for releasing it.
*/
char * NULLABLE
dns_obj_rr_copy_rdata_rfc_description(dns_obj_rr_any_t record, dns_obj_error_t * NULLABLE out_error);
/*!
* @brief
* Set the Original TTL and RRSIG labels value for the resource record object so that it can be comparable. <code>dns_obj_rr_get_signed_data</code>
* also requires this function call because the signed data contains these two values.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object
*
* @param original_ttl
* The original TTL value of the RRSIG that covers this resource record.
*
* @param rrsig_labels
* The labels value of the RRSIG that covers this resource record.
*/
void
dns_obj_rr_set_comparison_attributes(dns_obj_rr_any_t record, uint32_t original_ttl, uint8_t rrsig_labels);
/*!
* @brief
* Clear the comparison attributes set by <code>dns_obj_rr_set_comparison_attributes()</code>, also free the memory allocated for the signed data returned
* by <code>dns_obj_rr_get_signed_data()</code>.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object.
*/
void
dns_obj_rr_clear_comparison_attributes(dns_obj_rr_any_t record);
/*!
* @brief
* Set the Original TTL and RRSIG labels value for the resource record objects so that they can be comparable. <code>dns_obj_rr_get_signed_data</code>
* also requires this function call because the signed data of the resource record objects contains these two values.
*
* @param records
* The resource record objects array.
*
* @param original_ttl
* The original TTL value of the RRSIG that covers this resource record.
*
* @param rrsig_labels
* The labels value of the RRSIG that covers this resource record.
*/
void
dns_obj_rrs_set_comparison_attributes(dns_objs_rr_any_t records, size_t rr_count, uint32_t original_ttl, uint8_t rrsig_labels);
/*!
* @brief
* Clear the comparison attributes set by <code>dns_obj_rrs_set_comparison_attributes()</code>, also free the memory allocated for the signed data returned
* by <code>dns_obj_rr_get_signed_data()</code>.
*
* @param records
* The resource record objects array.
*/
void
dns_obj_rrs_clear_comparison_attributes(dns_objs_rr_any_t records, size_t rr_count);
/*!
* @brief
* Check if the resource record object is equal to a raw record with name, type and rdata.
*
* @param record
* The resource record object to be checked.
*
* @param name
* The name of the record.
*
* @param type
* The type of the record.
*
* @param class
* The class of the record.
*
* @param rdata
* The pointer to the rdata.
*
* @param rdata_len
* The length of the rdata.
*
* @result
* True, if they are equal, otherwise, false.
*/
bool
dns_obj_rr_equal_to_raw_data(dns_obj_rr_any_t record,
const uint8_t * NONNULL name, uint16_t type, uint16_t class, const uint8_t * NULLABLE rdata, uint16_t rdata_len);
/*!
* @brief
* Check if the resource records in the array come from the same RRSET.
*
* @param records
* The resource record objects array.
*
* @param count
* The number of records in the array.
*
* @result
* True if they come from the same RRSET, otherwise, false.
*/
bool
dns_obj_rrs_belong_to_one_rrset(dns_objs_rr_any_t records, size_t count);
#endif // DNS_OBJ_RR_H