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trpc-libp2p

v1.0.0

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This project is the implementation of [libp2p][libp2p] transport for [tRPC][tRPC].

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tRPC-libP2P

This project is the implementation of libp2p transport for tRPC.

The specific implementation is completely inspired by wsLink and wsAdapter.

The underlying layer adopts BSON serialization (not transformer).

Plans

  • [ ] Ping/Pong keep alive
  • [ ] Stronger support for KAD

Usages

For server, because the specific implementation is similar, the operation method on the server is almost the same as the tRPC WebSocket document.

  • applyHandler(server, options)
    • @server libP2P instance
    • @options
      • options.router the AppRouter instance for tRPC

Very easy to use, you can see the example file.

For client, Similarly, it is almost a direct copy of wsLink.

  • createP2PClient(options)
    • @options
      • options.url the MultiAddr for libP2P server
      • options.node the libP2P instance

You can see the example file.