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@hashtree/nostr

v0.1.3

Published

Nostr integration for hashtree - WebRTC P2P store and ref resolver

Downloads

98

Readme

@hashtree/nostr

WebRTC P2P storage and Nostr ref resolver for hashtree.

Install

npm install @hashtree/nostr

WebRTC Store

P2P data fetching via WebRTC with Nostr signaling:

import { WebRTCStore } from '@hashtree/nostr';

const store = new WebRTCStore({
  signer,    // NIP-07 compatible
  pubkey,
  encrypt,   // NIP-44
  decrypt,
  localStore,
  relays: ['wss://relay.example.com'],
});

await store.start();
const data = await store.get(hash);

Nostr Ref Resolver

Resolve npub/treename references to merkle root hashes via Nostr events.

Event Format

Trees are published as kind 30078 (parameterized replaceable with label):

npub1abc.../treename/path/to/file.ext
      │        │           │
      │        │           └── Path within merkle tree (client-side traversal)
      │        └── d-tag value (tree identifier)
      └── Author pubkey (bech32 → hex for event)

Tags: | Tag | Purpose | |-----|---------| | d | Tree name (replaceable event key) | | l | "hashtree" label for discovery | | hash | Merkle root SHA256 (64 hex chars) | | key | Decryption key (public trees) | | encryptedKey | XOR'd key (link-visible trees) | | selfEncryptedKey | NIP-44 encrypted (private/link-visible) |

Visibility:

  • Public: plaintext key tag
  • Link-visible: encryptedKey + link key in share URL
  • Private: only selfEncryptedKey (owner access)

Usage

import { createNostrRefResolver } from '@hashtree/nostr';

const resolver = createNostrRefResolver({
  subscribe: (filters, onEvent) => { /* NDK subscribe */ },
  publish: (event) => { /* NDK publish */ },
});

const root = await resolver.resolve('npub1.../myfiles');

License

MIT