@geut/hypercore-promise
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An async/await based wrapper for hypercore (v8+)
$ npm install @geut/hypercore-promise
const hypercore = require('@geut/hypercore-promise')
;(async () => {
const feed = hypercore('./my-first-dataset', {valueEncoding: 'utf-8'})
await feed.append('hello')
await feed.append('world')
console.log(await feed.get(0)) // prints hello
console.log(await feed.get(1)) // prints world
})
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An async/await based wrapper for hypercore (v8+)
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