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peer-store

v0.1.2

Published

Maintain a synchronized data store between connected Node.js applications

Downloads

6

Readme

Peer Store

A peer-to-peer data store using dnode

Features

  • Fast
    • All data is transfered over dnode
    • Achieve about 1.2k replications/sec
  • Replicate mutating operations
  • Connections automatically recover
    • Status pings and reconnects are controlled using upnode
  • Create smart data buckets for control over replication
  • Implement your own bucket types
    • Default bucket type is a plain object (pure memory)
    • lru-cache bucket type is operational so you may set size and TTL.
    • LevelDB bucket type in progress...
  • Express session store built-in

Installation

npm install peer-store

Usage

Server A at 10.0.2.1:

var PeerStore = require("peer-store");

var store = new PeerStore({
  peers: ['10.0.2.2'];
});

store.set('foo',42);

Server B at 10.0.2.2:

var PeerStore = require("peer-store");

var store = new PeerStore({
  peers: ['10.0.2.1'];
});

store.set('bar',7);

On both Sever A and B: store.getAll(function(data) {

console.log(data); // { foo: 42, bar: 7 }

});

Express/Conect session store

In addition to the above, do:

app.use(express.session({
  store: store.sessionStore(),
  secret: 'secr3t'
}));

Now all your sessions are magically shared

API

Todo...

Issues

dnode depends on node-gyp, so in order to npm install on Windows, you'll need to follow the node-gyp Installation guide. Unix and Mac requires python and make so it should just work.

Quick windows links:

Credits

Most of the work is being done by substack's dnode