| Crates.io | miden-note-transport-node-bin |
| lib.rs | miden-note-transport-node-bin |
| version | 0.2.0 |
| created_at | 2025-11-07 21:21:03.743629+00 |
| updated_at | 2026-01-24 16:53:08.158198+00 |
| description | Miden Note Transport Node |
| homepage | https://miden.xyz |
| repository | https://github.com/0xMiden/miden-note-transport |
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The Miden Note Transport service is a communications system focusing on performance and privacy for the secure exchange of private notes.
The system is based mostly on a request-reply client-server communication scheme, supporting end-to-end encryption. The (optionally encrypted) notes are stored on-server allowing for async note exchange between users.
This repository contains the following crates:
node: Node/server library;proto: Protobuf definitions and generated code;This repository contains the following binaries, built upon the above crates:
node: Node/server implementation, wrapping the respective library;cli: Client command-line-interface, wrapping the respective (Rust) library. Easy-to-use application able to send and fetch notes from the Transport Layer;load-test: Load testing tool for the node implementation.Three main functions are used to interact with the Transport Layer:
send_note(note, address) allows a client to push a note, directed to a recipient (identified by its address), to the Transport Layer. The note is kept in the Transport Layer for a certain retention period (30 days);fetch_notes(tag) allows a client to fetch notes associated with a certain tag;stream_notes(tag) similarly to fetch_notes(), but the client subscribes to a tag and receives new notes periodically.Metrics and Traces are provided for the node implementation. Data is exported using OpenTelemetry. A Docker-based setup is provided, with the following stack:
At minimum, please see our contributing guidelines and our makefile for example workflows e.g. run the testsuite using
make test
Note that we do not accept low-effort contributions or AI generated code. For typos and documentation errors please rather open an issue.
This project is MIT licensed.