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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a workspace structure for better organization of related packages.
  • Added new packages for encryption and decryption processes, including bfv, core, enclave, enclave_node, eth, p2p, rendezvous, and zkp.
  • Implemented various main functions for entry points in the new packages, enabling foundational functionality.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced logging and error handling capabilities across multiple packages.
  • Established peer-to-peer communication and discovery mechanisms in the rendezvous package.

• Documentation

  • Updated package metadata and dependencies in all new Cargo.toml files to reflect their purposes and requirements.

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Walkthrough

The project undergoes a significant restructuring to implement a workspace configuration for the ciphernode package, facilitating better organization of multiple related packages. New packages are introduced for functionalities like encryption, peer-to-peer networking, and zero-knowledge proofs. Each package includes essential metadata and dependencies, ensuring integration with advanced cryptographic capabilities. Overall, these changes enhance modularity and preparation for further development in secure enclave computations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/ciphernode/Cargo.toml	Removed standalone package metadata; added workspace configuration with members ["core", "eth", "enclave", "enclave_node"].
packages/ciphernode/bfv/Cargo.toml	Introduced new package bfv for encryption tasks; added dependencies: async-std, fhe, fhe-traits, fhe-util.
packages/ciphernode/core/Cargo.toml	New package for core functionalities; defined dependencies including async-std, libp2p, and FHE libraries.
packages/ciphernode/core/src/lib.rs	Defined public structure Core with a constructor for initialization.
packages/ciphernode/enclave/Cargo.toml	New package for enclave operations; specified dependencies on eth, async-std, and FHE libraries.
packages/ciphernode/enclave/src/main.rs	Introduced main function for application startup; included placeholder logic.
packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/Cargo.toml	New package manifest for enclave_node with FHE dependencies and local eth path.
packages/ciphernode/enclave_node/src/main.rs	Main function initializes Ethereum client and starts the application.
packages/ciphernode/eth/Cargo.toml	New package for Ethereum integration; defined dependencies on async-std and FHE libraries.
packages/ciphernode/eth/src/lib.rs	Introduced EtherClient struct for handling Ethereum client addresses.
packages/ciphernode/p2p/Cargo.toml	New package for peer-to-peer communication; included dependencies for async programming and networking.
packages/ciphernode/p2p/src/main.rs	Simple main function outputs a greeting; sets foundation for further development.
packages/ciphernode/rendezvous/Cargo.toml	New package for rendezvous services with extensive dependencies on FHE, async libraries, and libp2p.
packages/ciphernode/rendezvous/src/bin/*.rs	Introduced multiple binaries implementing rendezvous client functionalities with libp2p.
packages/ciphernode/zkp/Cargo.toml	New package for zero-knowledge proofs with dependencies on FHE libraries.
packages/ciphernode/zkp/src/main.rs	Main function outputs a greeting to signify the start of operations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Enclave as Enclave Node
    participant Core
    participant EtherClient
    participant Rendezvous

    User->>Enclave: Start Application
    Enclave->>Core: Initialize Encryption Processes
    Core->>EtherClient: Connect to Ethereum Network
    EtherClient-->>Core: Connection Established
    Enclave->>Rendezvous: Discover Peers
    Rendezvous-->>Enclave: Peer List
    User->>Enclave: Execute Encrypted Operation

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🐇 In the code so bright,
Where ciphers take flight,
We hop through the changes,
With new paths in sight.
Each package a tale,
Of cryptographic scale!
Hooray for the code,
Let’s dance without fail! 🎉

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