feat: complete Ancestor quote bot with production-ready Docker support

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import { RustCrypto } from "./rust-crypto.ts";
import { type IHttpOpts, type MatrixHttpApi } from "../http-api/index.ts";
import { type ServerSideSecretStorage } from "../secret-storage.ts";
import { type Logger } from "../logger.ts";
import { type CryptoStore } from "../crypto/store/base.ts";
import { type CryptoCallbacks } from "../crypto-api/index.ts";
/**
* The arguments used to initialise RustCrypto, passed in to initRustCrypto.
*
* @internal
*/
export interface InitRustCryptoArgs {
/** A `Logger` instance that will be used for debug output. */
logger: Logger;
/**
* Low-level HTTP interface: used to make outgoing requests required by the rust SDK.
* We expect it to set the access token, etc.
*/
http: MatrixHttpApi<IHttpOpts & {
onlyData: true;
}>;
/** The local user's User ID. */
userId: string;
/** The local user's Device ID. */
deviceId: string;
/** Interface to server-side secret storage. */
secretStorage: ServerSideSecretStorage;
/** Crypto callbacks provided by the application. */
cryptoCallbacks: CryptoCallbacks;
/**
* The prefix to use on the indexeddbs created by rust-crypto.
* If `null`, a memory store will be used.
*/
storePrefix: string | null;
/**
* A passphrase to use to encrypt the indexeddb created by rust-crypto.
*
* Ignored if `storePrefix` is null, or `storeKey` is set. If neither this nor `storeKey` is set
* (and `storePrefix` is not null), the indexeddb will be unencrypted.
*/
storePassphrase?: string;
/**
* A key to use to encrypt the indexeddb created by rust-crypto.
*
* Ignored if `storePrefix` is null. Otherwise, if it is set, it must be a 32-byte cryptographic key, which
* will be used to encrypt the indexeddb. See also `storePassphrase`.
*/
storeKey?: Uint8Array;
/** If defined, we will check if any data needs migrating from this store to the rust store. */
legacyCryptoStore?: CryptoStore;
/** The pickle key for `legacyCryptoStore` */
legacyPickleKey?: string;
/**
* A callback which will receive progress updates on migration from `legacyCryptoStore`.
*
* Called with (-1, -1) to mark the end of migration.
*/
legacyMigrationProgressListener?: (progress: number, total: number) => void;
/**
* Whether to enable support for encrypting state events.
*/
enableEncryptedStateEvents?: boolean;
/**
* Optional PEM-formatted string that provides CA certificates. These will
* be used to check X.509 signatures on user identities. Any user identity
* that has a valid signature according to the supplied CAs will be
* considered verified, without any manual verification taking place.
*/
caCertsPem?: string;
}
import { RustCrypto } from "./rust-crypto";
import { IHttpOpts, MatrixHttpApi } from "../http-api";
import { ServerSideSecretStorage } from "../secret-storage";
import { ICryptoCallbacks } from "../crypto";
/**
* Create a new `RustCrypto` implementation
*
* @param args - InitRustCryptoArgs
* @param http - Low-level HTTP interface: used to make outgoing requests required by the rust SDK.
* We expect it to set the access token, etc.
* @param userId - The local user's User ID.
* @param deviceId - The local user's Device ID.
* @param secretStorage - Interface to server-side secret storage.
* @param cryptoCallbacks - Crypto callbacks provided by the application
* @param storePrefix - the prefix to use on the indexeddbs created by rust-crypto.
* If unset, a memory store will be used.
*
* @internal
*/
export declare function initRustCrypto(args: InitRustCryptoArgs): Promise<RustCrypto>;
export declare function initRustCrypto(http: MatrixHttpApi<IHttpOpts & {
onlyData: true;
}>, userId: string, deviceId: string, secretStorage: ServerSideSecretStorage, cryptoCallbacks: ICryptoCallbacks, storePrefix: string | null): Promise<RustCrypto>;
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