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replicator-discovery

v1.1.2

Published

peer discovery for replicator

Readme

replicator-discovery

DHT discovery session for replicator

Usage

const DHT = require('hyperdht')
const Discovery = require('@holepunchto/replicator-discovery')

const dht = new DHT({ bootstrap })
await dht.ready()

const server = dht.createServer()
await server.listen()

const discovery = new Discovery(dht, topic, {
  announce: true,
  seed,
  relayAddresses: () => server.relayAddresses,
  onpeer(peer) {
    console.log(peer.publicKey)
  }
})

await discovery.refresh()
await discovery.suspend()
await discovery.resume()
await discovery.destroy()

await server.close()
await dht.destroy()

API

new Discovery(dht, topic, opts)

Options:

  • announce (false) see setAnnounce
  • onpeer(peer, data) peer info callback during lookup
  • seed seed keyPair
  • keyPair announced keyPair
  • relayAddresses() getter for relay addresses during announce
  • onerror(err) error-handler for internal timers
  • onbump(number) invoked when higher number is seen
  • limit (Infinity) max peers emitted per refresh
  • suspended (false) initialize as suspended
  • wait (null) promise awaited before refresh starts

Attributes:

  • topic
  • keyPair
  • destroyed
  • suspended
  • announce
  • active refresh cycle is alive
  • lastRefreshed timestamp
  • bump.local local value
  • bump.announced announced value
  • bump.seen max seen remote value

discovery.setAnnounce(bool, bump = -1)

Switch mode:

  • true => announce
  • false => lookup

For bump see update()

discovery.update(bump)

Updates the local bump value. The local value will be published on next refresh when announcing.

await discovery.refresh()

Performs announce/lookup and starts background discovery cycle.

await discovery.flushed()

Wait for the current in-flight refresh.

await discovery.abort()

Abort the active query and stop discovery cycle. Use refresh() to restart.

await discovery.suspend()

Abort the active query and unannounce if needed.

await discovery.resume()

Resume and refresh.

await discovery.destroy()

Destroy permanently.

After destroy, refresh() throws Error('PeerDiscovery is destroyed').

License

Apache-2.0