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protomux-wakeup

v2.9.0

Published

Wakeup protocol over protomux

Readme

protomux-wakeup

Wakeup protocol over protomux

npm install protomux-wakeup

Usage

const Wakeup = require('protomux-wakeup')

const w = new Wakeup()

w.addStream(stream)

const s = w.session(capability, {
  onpeeradd (peer) {
    // peer added
  },
  onpeerremove (peer) {
    // peer removed
  },
  onlookup (req, peer) {
    // received a lookup request
  },
  onannounce (wakeup, peer) {
    // received an announce message
  }
})

// the peers
s.peers

// request wakeup
s.lookup(peer, { hash })
s.announce(peer, [{ key, length }])

// or by stream
s.lookupByStream(stream, ...)
s.announceByStream(stream, ...)

// mark session as inactive, you must call this when done
s.inactive()

// cancel an inactive call
s.active()

API

const w = new Wakeup([onwakeup])

Create a new wakeup swarm with a onwakeup callback. onwakeup is called with the id and stream whenever a new peer connects. id is the wakeup topic (see w.session() for more info). stream is the Protomux instance.

w.topics

A map of all topics being tracked.

const sessions = w.getSessions(capability, handlers = {})

Return all sessions for the topic that matches the capability & handlers.

const s = w.session(capability, handlers = {})

Create a session to track the capability. Handlers includes hook callbacks for the life cycle of peers in the session.

const s = w.session(core.key, {
  onpeeradd: (peer, session) => {
    // Called when a peer is added to the session
  },
  onpeerremove: (peer, session) => {
    // Called when a peer is removed from the session
  },
  onpeeractive: (peer, session) => {
    // Called when a peer becomes active
  },
  onpeerinactive: (peer, session) => {
    // Called when a peer becomes inactive
  },
  onannounce: (wakeup, peer, session) => {
    // Called when a peer announces its available wake ups
  },
  onlookup: (req, peer, session) => {
    // Called when a peer requests available wake ups
  }
})

handlers can also includes:

{
  active: true, // Whether the session is currently active / replicating
  discoveryKey: crypto.discoveryKey(capability) // The buffer to use as the `id` for the wake up topic. If not provide a discoveryKey hash of the capability will be used.
}

s.peers

Peers on the session's topic.

s.topic

The session's topic.

s.isActive

Whether the session is active.

s.addStream(stream)

Add the stream to the current session. If stream doesn't have a Protomux instance, one will added.

const peer = s.getPeer(stream)

Get the peer for the given stream.

s.lookup(peer, req = { hash: null })

Send a lookup request to a peer. req can be of the form { hash }.

Usually used to prompt the peer for any available wake ups.

s.broadcastLookup(req)

Call s.lookup() on all peers.

s.lookupByStream(stream, req)

A shortcut for calling s.lookup() on the peer for a given stream.

s.announce(peer, wakeup)

Announce to the peer an array of wake up messages. Wake up messages have the form { key: Buffer, length: Number }. The key buffer is 32 bytes long.

s.announceByStream(stream, wakeup)

A shortcut for calling s.announce() on the peer for a given stream.

s.active()

Set the session as active. Sessions are active by default.

s.inactive()

Set the session as inactive. This must be called when the session is done.

License

Apache-2.0