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A native macOS network monitor that renders live traffic as a top-down neon city: your Mac is downtown, remote orgs are glowing districts, and traffic is cars of light driving the roads. Architecture: - NetworkCityCore: swappable data layer behind a ConnectionSource protocol (nettop-backed today), plus pure/tested logic — traffic diffing, org classification (reverse-DNS + CIDR), traffic classes, hub-and-spoke expansion policy, label anti-overlap, and latency→distance layout. - NetworkCityApp: SwiftUI + SpriteKit city — auto-expanding districts, protocol-coloured cars, click-to-inspect panel, and latency-as-distance (districts glide to their measured RTT). - nettop-probe: CLI proof of the data layer. 44 tests passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
41 lines
1.1 KiB
Swift
41 lines
1.1 KiB
Swift
import Foundation
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/// A coarse traffic category derived from protocol + port, used to colour the
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/// cars of light. Direction (in/out) is conveyed by motion, so colour is free
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/// to mean "what kind of traffic is this".
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public enum TrafficClass: String, Sendable, CaseIterable {
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case dns
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case https
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case http
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case quic
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case other
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/// Human label for the legend.
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public var label: String {
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switch self {
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case .dns: return "DNS"
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case .https: return "HTTPS"
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case .http: return "HTTP"
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case .quic: return "QUIC"
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case .other: return "Other"
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}
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}
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public static func classify(proto: NetProtocol, port: Int?) -> TrafficClass {
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// nettop labels QUIC explicitly; trust that first.
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if proto == .quic4 || proto == .quic6 { return .quic }
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let isUDP = (proto == .udp4 || proto == .udp6)
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switch port {
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case 53, 5353:
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return .dns
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case 443:
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return isUDP ? .quic : .https // UDP/443 is almost always QUIC
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case 80, 8080:
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return .http
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default:
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return .other
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}
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}
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}
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