data = {
if ( filename != "" ) {
return d3.json(`https://sg-pub.ripe.net/emile/ris-as-tracker/${filename}`)
} else {
return d3.json(`https://sg-pub.ripe.net/emile/ris-as-tracker/parsed.${asn_inp}.${rrc_inp}.${date_inp}.json`)
}
}
filename
asfam_filter = function( pfx ) {
if ( select_af == "IPv4+IPv6" ) {
return true
} else if ( select_af == "IPv6" && pfx.includes(':') ) {
return true
} else if ( select_af == "IPv4" && ! pfx.includes(':') ) {
return true
} else {
return false
}
}
pfx_list = data.initial_prefixes.filter( d => asfam_filter( d ) )
updates = data.update_msg.filter( d => asfam_filter( d[5] ) ).map( d => {
let x = {};
x.ts = d3.timeParse("%s")( d[1] );
x.type = String( d[2] ); // announce/withdraw (wtf. need to cast to string to get a string from a string?!)
x.peer_ip = d[3];
x.peer_as = d[4];
x.pfx = d[5];
x.aspath = d[6];
x.origin = d[7];
x.community_str = d[11];
return x
});
updown = { // generate tuples for when a particular peer/pfx combi was visible (peer,pfx)->(ts_start,ts_end)
let updown = [];
let state = {}; // state per pfx/peer combi. We assume data is time ordered
let ts = null;
// parse initial state
data.initial_state.filter( d => asfam_filter( d[5] ) ).forEach( d => {
state[ [ d[3],d[5] ] ] = d3.timeParse("%s")( d[1] )
});
//console.log( state );
updates.forEach( x => {
if( x.type == 'W' && [ x.peer_ip, x.pfx ] in state) {
// withdrawal of existing
updown.push({
'peer_ip': x.peer_ip,
'pfx': x.pfx,
'start_ts': state[ [x.peer_ip, x.pfx] ],
'end_ts': x.ts
});
delete state[ [ x.peer_ip, x.pfx ] ];
} else if ( x.type == 'A' && state[ x.peer_ip, x.pfx ] === undefined ) {
state[ [ x.peer_ip, x.pfx ] ] = x.ts
// new announce
} else { // TODO log spurious updates, ie. A->A and W->W state changes?
//console.log( "EEP", x )
}
});
for ( var key in state ) {
key = key.split(','); // wut! composite key needs to be decomposed manually?!
updown.push({
'peer_ip': key[0],
'pfx': key[1],
'start_ts': state[ key ],
'end_ts': d3.timeParse("%s")( data.meta.last_ts ),
'box_end': true
});
}
return updown
};
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