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orbitdb-relay-pinner

v0.1.7

Published

OrbitDB relay + pinning/sync service for Helia/libp2p stacks.

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Maintainers

nandijinandiji

Keywords

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Readme

orbitdb-relay-pinner

OrbitDB relay + pinning/sync service used by our apps and tests.

AI Agents

See AGENTS.md for an architecture and feature guide (entrypoints, data flow, env vars, and extension points).

Docs

  • Relay media pinning flow: docs/relay-media-pinning.md

CLI

Install:

npm i orbitdb-relay-pinner

Run:

orbitdb-relay-pinner

Test mode (deterministic peer id via TEST_PRIVATE_KEY or RELAY_PRIV_KEY):

orbitdb-relay-pinner --test

Supported Access Controllers

orbitdb-relay-pinner supports the following Access Controller types when opening OrbitDB databases:

  • orbitdb (built-in OrbitDB access controller)
  • todo-delegation (custom delegated todo controller registered by this package)

Notes:

  • Existing databases are opened using the manifest accessController.type.
  • Creating a new database without explicitly passing an AccessController still defaults to orbitdb.

Environment Variables (common)

  • RELAY_TCP_PORT, RELAY_WS_PORT, RELAY_WEBRTC_PORT
  • RELAY_DISABLE_WEBRTC=true to disable UDP /webrtc-direct listener in constrained environments
  • METRICS_PORT=0 to bind metrics on an ephemeral port (avoid EADDRINUSE)
  • DATASTORE_PATH or RELAY_DATASTORE_PATH to control where LevelDB data is stored
  • PUBSUB_TOPICS to override pubsub peer discovery topics (default: todo._peer-discovery._p2p._pubsub)
  • TEST_PRIVATE_KEY / RELAY_PRIV_KEY for --test runs (optional)

Development

npm i
npm run build
node dist/cli.js --test

Docker Compose Example

See docker-compose.example.yml for a minimal deployment example with:

  • persistent datastore volume (PeerId/key survives restarts)
  • relay + metrics ports exposed (9091/tcp, 9092/tcp, 9093/udp, 9090/tcp)
  • WebRTC enabled and AutoTLS left enabled by default