public void Can_Validate_PeerId_Format()
{
_peerIdValidator.ValidatePeerIdFormat(_validPeerId);
_output.WriteLine(string.Join(" ", _validPeerId.ToByteArray()));
var fieldsInBytes = new[]
{
_validPeerId.Ip.ToByteArray(), BitConverter.GetBytes(_validPeerId.Port),
_validPeerId.PublicKey.ToByteArray()
};
_output.WriteLine(string.Join(" ", fieldsInBytes.SelectMany(b => b)));
}
/// <summary>
/// Serializes to an existing array.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="me">The array where the result should be stored.</param>
/// <param name="offset">The offset where to start to save the result in the byte array.</param>
/// <returns>The new offset.</returns>
public int ToByteArray(sbyte[] me, int offset)
{
// save the peer ID
int newOffset = offset;
me[newOffset++] = Options;
me[newOffset++] = Relays;
newOffset = PeerId.ToByteArray(me, newOffset);
// we store both the addresses of the peer and the relays
// currently, this is not needed as we don't consider asymmetric relays
newOffset = PeerSocketAddress.ToByteArray(me, newOffset);
foreach (var psa in PeerSocketAddresses)
{
newOffset = psa.ToByteArray(me, newOffset);
}
return(newOffset);
}