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gnutonium

v1.3.0

Published

Gnutonium is a small Gnutella client for Bun, usable as a CLI or TypeScript library.

Readme

Gnutonium

Gnutonium is a small Bun-based Gnutella client you can run from the terminal or embed in a TypeScript app.

Gnutonium is compatible with major clients like GTK-Gnutella, Phex, Shareaza and others.

It allows you to:

  • share files from a downloads folder
  • search the Gnutella network
  • browse peer's shared files
  • manage downloads (pause/resume/cancel)

It can be used in three ways:

  • as an interactive CLI
  • as a scripted CLI runner
  • as a library inside another app

Prebuilt Binaries

Download a prebuilt executable from the releases page.

Older releases use the GnutellaBun name and gnutella-bun-* filenames.

After downloading a Gnutonium build, run the executable directly:

./gnutonium-linux-x64 init --config gnutella.json
./gnutonium-linux-x64 run --config gnutella.json

Install From npm

Gnutonium requires Bun, including when installed through npm.

npm install -g gnutonium
gnutonium init --config gnutella.json
gnutonium run --config gnutella.json

From Source

If you want to run from source:

bun install
bun run bin/gnutonium.ts init --config gnutella.json
bun run bin/gnutonium.ts run --config gnutella.json

Library Use

Install the library with npm install gnutonium and run it with Bun. The npm package and CLI command are both named gnutonium. The public TypeScript import is:

import { GnutellaServent, loadDoc } from "gnutonium";

const configPath = "./gnutella.json";
const doc = await loadDoc(configPath);
const node = new GnutellaServent(configPath, doc);

await node.start();
node.sendQuery("hello world");

The default config filename remains gnutella.json so existing settings and saved state continue to work. Gnutonium identifies itself on the network with vendor code NIUM.

Guides

License

Gnutonium is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See LICENSE.