- Replace manual modulo checks with .is_multiple_of()
- Use enumerate() instead of manual loop counters
- Use iterator .take() instead of index-based loops
- Use slice literals instead of unnecessary vec![]
- Allow too_many_arguments in IBC and bridge crates (protocol requirements)
- Allow assertions on constants in integration tests
Complete implementation of the Synor Storage Layer (L2) for decentralized
content storage. This enables permanent, censorship-resistant storage of
any file type including Next.js apps, Flutter apps, and arbitrary data.
Core modules:
- cid.rs: Content addressing with Blake3/SHA256 hashing (synor1... format)
- chunker.rs: File chunking for parallel upload/download (1MB chunks)
- erasure.rs: Reed-Solomon erasure coding (10+4 shards) for fault tolerance
- proof.rs: Storage proofs with Merkle trees for verification
- deal.rs: Storage deals and market economics (3 pricing tiers)
Infrastructure:
- node/: Storage node service with P2P networking and local storage
- gateway/: HTTP gateway for browser access with LRU caching
- Docker deployment with nginx load balancer
Architecture:
- Operates as L2 alongside Synor L1 blockchain
- Storage proofs verified on-chain for reward distribution
- Can lose 4 shards per chunk and still recover data
- Gateway URLs: /synor1<cid> for content access
All 28 unit tests passing.
