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kappa-drive

v3.1.1

Published

a multiwriter peer to peer filesystem

Downloads

15

Readme

kappa-drive

A multiwriter peer-to-peer filesystem built on kappa-core.

Supports Hyperdrive V10. Originally known as 'peerfs'.

Designed to be compatible with hyperdrive-fuse

Installation

To use the CLI...

npm install -g kappa-drive

kappa-drive --help

or as an npm package

# with optional dependencies includes FUSE and hyperswarm for the CLI script to work
npm install

# or without the fluff, just a raw kappa-drive
npm install --no-optional

Usage

const KappaDrive = require('.')
var aliceDrive = KappaDrive('./alice-drive')
var bobDrive = KappaDrive('./bob-drive')

aliceDrive.ready(() => {
  aliceDrive.writeFile('/hello.txt', 'world', (err) => {
    if (err) throw err
    bobDrive.ready(() => {
      replicate(bobOverwrite)
    })
  })
})

function bobOverwrite () {
  bobDrive.writeFile('/hello.txt', 'mundo', (err) => {
    if (err) throw err
    check()
  })
}

function replicate (cb) {
  var aliceStream = aliceDrive.replicate(true, { live: false })
  aliceStream.pipe(bobDrive.replicate(false, { live: false })).pipe(aliceStream)
  aliceStream.on('end', cb)
}

function check () {
  replicate(() => {
    aliceDrive.readFile('/hello.txt', 'utf-8', (err, data) => {
      if (err) throw err
      console.log(data) // mundo
    })
  })
}

See test/index.test.js for more examples.

API

var drive = KappaDrive(storage, key, options)

Returns a kappa-drive instance instance. options are passed directly to an instance of KappaCore.

In addition, peer-fs accepts the following optional arguments:

  • resolveFork: a function taking values of known versions of that file. If there are more than one here, there is a fork. By default, this returns the first item in the list. Overwrite this to get more fancy.

drive.key

The public key identifying the drive

drive.discoveryKey

The discovery key identifying the drive

drive.ready(callback)

Callback is called when the drive is ready and properties are populated.

drive.replicate(isInitiator, options)

  • isInitiator - should be true if you are initiating the replication. Replicate between two peer-fs instances. Behaves similar to kappacore.replicate

drive.readFile(filename, options, callback)

Read a file asyncronously. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.readFile or fs.readFile

drive.writeFile(filename, content, callback)

Write a file asyncronously. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.writeFile or fs.writeFile

drive.createWriteStream(filename, callback)

Write a stream to a file. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.createWriteStream or fs.createWriteStream

drive.createReadStream(filename, [options])

Read file from a stream. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.createReadStream or fs.creadReadStream

drive.exists(filename, callback)

Check a file exists.

drive.truncate(filename, size, callback)

Truncate a file to size. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.truncate or

drive.readdir(name, [options], callback)

List all files within a specified directory path. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.readdir or fs.readdir

drive.stat(filename, opts, callback)

Callback with an object containing information about a file. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.stat or fs.stat

drive.lsstat(filename, opts, callback)

Callback with an object containing information about a file (without following symbolic links). Behaves similar to hyperdrive.lstat or fs.lstat

drive.unlink(target, callback)

Delete a file. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.unlink or fs.unlink

drive.mkdir(directory, callback)

Create a directory in the archive. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.mkdir or fs.mkdir

drive.rmdir(directory, callback)

Remove a directory from the archive. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.rmdir or fs.mkdir

drive.open(filename, flags, callback)

Open a file and get a file descriptor in the callback. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.open or fs.open. Currently only limited support for random access writes.

drive.close(fd, callback)

Close a file referred to by a given file descriptor. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.close or fs.close. Note that any writes made to the file will only be applied when the file is closed.

drive.read(fd, buffer, offset, length, position, callback)

Read from a file descriptor into a buffer. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.read or fs.read.

drive.write(fd, buffer, offset, length, position, callback)

Write from a buffer to a file descriptor. Positional writes are not currently supported, only overwrite or append. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.write or fs.write

drive.symlink(target, linkname, callback)

Create a symbolic link from linkname to target. Behaves similar to hyperdrive.symlink or fs.symlink.

drive.create(filename, [mode], callback)

Create a file (used when opening a new file in write mode with fuse). Behaves similar to hyperdrive.create

Bugs / issues

Please add issues here: https://gitlab.com/coboxcoop/kappa-drive/issues

License

AGPL-3.0.0-or-later

Credit & Thanks

Huge credit to Karissa for ideating and writing peerfs and allowing us to continue the project and complete the API.

Thanks to Frando for helping with the recent upgrade to kappa-core and kappa-sparse-indexer.

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