// package util defines public utility functions to be used by applications // these are outside of the client package as they can be used even if a client hasn't been created yet package util import ( "net" "strings" "github.com/eduvpn/eduvpn-common/i18nerr" ) // CalculateGateway takes a CIDR encoded subnet `cidr` and returns the gateway and an error func CalculateGateway(cidr string) (string, error) { _, ipn, err := net.ParseCIDR(cidr) if err != nil { return "", i18nerr.WrapInternalf(err, "failed to parse CIDR for calculating gateway: %v", cidr) } ret := make(net.IP, len(ipn.IP)) copy(ret, ipn.IP) for i := len(ret) - 1; i >= 0; i-- { ret[i]++ if ret[i] > 0 { break } } if !ipn.Contains(ret) { return "", i18nerr.Newf("IP network does not contain incremented IP: %v", ret) } return ret.String(), nil } // GetLanguageMatched uses a map from language tags to strings to extract the right language given the tag // It implements it according to https://github.com/eduvpn/documentation/blob/dc4d53c47dd7a69e95d6650eec408e16eaa814a2/SERVER_DISCOVERY.md#language-matching func GetLanguageMatched(langMap map[string]string, langTag string) string { // If no map is given, return the empty string if len(langMap) == 0 { return "" } // Try to find the exact match if val, ok := langMap[langTag]; ok { return val } // Try to find a key that starts with the OS language setting for k := range langMap { if strings.HasPrefix(k, langTag) { return langMap[k] } } // Try to find a key that starts with the first part of the OS language (e.g. de-) pts := strings.Split(langTag, "-") // We have a "-" if len(pts) > 1 { for k := range langMap { if strings.HasPrefix(k, pts[0]+"-") { return langMap[k] } } } // search for just the language (e.g. de) for k := range langMap { if k == pts[0] { return langMap[k] } } // Pick one that is deemed best, e.g. en-US or en, but note that not all languages are always available! // We force an entry that is english exactly or with an english prefix for k := range langMap { if k == "en" || strings.HasPrefix(k, "en-") { return langMap[k] } } // Otherwise just return one for k := range langMap { return langMap[k] } return "" }