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@hyperswarm/rpc
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Simple RPC over the Hyperswarm DHT, backed by Protomux.
npm install @hyperswarm/rpc
const RPC = require('@hyperswarm/rpc')
const rpc = new RPC()
const server = rpc.createServer()
await server.listen()
server.respond('echo', (req) => req)
await rpc.request(server.publicKey, 'echo', Buffer.from('hello world'))
// <Buffer 'hello world'>
const rpc = new RPC([options])
Construct a new RPC instance.
Options include:
{
// The duration for which connections should be kept alive without activity.
timeout: 5000,
// A Noise keypair that will be used by default to listen/connect on the DHT.
// Defaults to a new key pair.
keyPair,
// A unique, 32-byte, random seed that can be used to deterministically
// generate the key pair.
seed: buffer,
// Optionally overwrite the default bootstrap servers. Not used if a DHT
// instance is passed instead.
bootstrap: ['host:port'],
// A DHT instance. Defaults to a new instance.
dht
}
const response = await rpc.request(method[, value[, options]])
Perform an RPC request, returning a promise that will resolve with the value returned by the request handler or reject with an error.
Options include:
{
// Optional encoding for both requests and responses, defaults to raw
valueEncoding: encoding,
requestEncoding: encoding, // Optional encoding for requests
responseEncoding: encoding // Optional encoding for responses
}
await rpc.destroy([options])
Fully destroy this RPC instance.
This will also close any running servers. If you want to force close the instance without waiting for the servers to close pass { force: true }
.
const server = rpc.createServer([options])
Create a new RPC server for responding to requests.
Options are the same as dht.createServer()
.
await server.listen([keyPair])
Make the server listen on a key pair, defaulting to rpc.defaultKeyPair
. To connect to this server use keyPair.publicKey
as the connect address.
server.respond(method[[, options], handler])
Register a handler for an RPC method. The handler is passed the request value and must either return the response value or throw an error.
Only a single handler may be active for any given method; any previous handler is overwritten when registering a new one.
Options include:
{
// Optional encoding for both requests and responses, defaults to raw
valueEncoding: encoding,
requestEncoding: encoding, // Optional encoding for requests
responseEncoding: encoding // Optional encoding for responses
}
await server.close()
Stop listening.
server.address()
Returns an object containing the address of the server:
{
host, // External IP of the server,
port, // External port of the server if predictable,
publicKey // Public key of the server
}
server.on('listening')
Emitted when the server is fully listening on a key pair.
server.on('close')
Emitted when the server is fully closed.
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RPC over the Hyperswarm DHT
The npm package @hyperswarm/rpc receives a total of 175 weekly downloads. As such, @hyperswarm/rpc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @hyperswarm/rpc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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