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bundlebee-cli

v1.0.3

Published

Manage, push, sign and seed your Bundles with Bees!

Readme

bundlebee

Bundle JavaScript modules into a Hyperbee for peer-to-peer sharing.

Install

npm install -g bundlebee

Usage

Store

Bundle a folder into a Bundlebee:

bundlebee store ./my-project
bundlebee store ./my-project main.js --abi 1
bundlebee store ./my-project --include-modules
bundlebee store ./my-project --dry-run

| Flag | Description | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | --storage, -s <path> | Corestore storage path (default: .bundlebee) | | --abi, -a <abi> | Store under a specific ABI | | --include-modules | Include node_modules (default: false) | | --dry-run | Gather files without writing |

Checkout

Checkout files from a Bundlebee to disk:

bundlebee checkout
bundlebee checkout --abi 2 --out ./build
bundlebee checkout --key <z32-key>

| Flag | Description | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------- | | --storage, -s <path> | Corestore storage path | | --key, -k <key> | Source Bundlebee key (z32-encoded) | | --abi, -a <abi> | Checkout a specific ABI | | --out, -o <path> | Output directory |

List

List files stored in a Bundlebee:

bundlebee list
bundlebee list --abi 1

ABIs

List all stored ABIs:

bundlebee abis

Diff

Checkout multiple ABIs into a temporary git repo for diffing:

bundlebee diff 1 2 3
bundlebee diff --all
bundlebee diff --all --out ./diff-output

Each ABI is checked out as a separate git commit. The output directory is removed on Ctrl-C.

Seed

Seed your Bundlbee. Can optionally get blind peer keys from package.json.

Should be an array of z32 encoded strings blindPeers.

{
  "main": "index.js",
  "blindPeers": [
    "qt1zg7dwci3ze7dfqp48e3muqt4gkh5wqt1zg7dwci3ze7dfqp4y"
  ],
  ...
}
bundlebee seed
bundlebee seed --add

--add will add your core to the blind peers and request they be announced

How it works

Bundlebee traverses a project's dependency graph starting from an entry point, resolves all require() calls, and stores the resulting files in a Hyperbee keyed by ABI version. This makes versioned module bundles available over Hyperswarm for P2P distribution.

License

Apache-2.0