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@hyperswarm/tunnel
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Tunneling service for Hyperswarm
npm install @hyperswarm/tunnel
const { Remote, Local } = require('@hyperswarm/tunnel')
On a remote server run the tunneler
const r = new Remote()
r.listen(10000) // listen on port 10000
Then on a client you can start a server that's being announced
const l = new Local(10000, 'remote-server.com')
const s = l.createServer(function (socket) {
// a remote socket ...
})
s.listen(hash(Buffer.from('a topic to announce on')))
Or a client connection
const s = l.connect(hash(Buffer.from('a topic to connect on')))
If you just want to spin up a tunneling server you can run the following cli
npm install -g @hyperswarm/tunnel
hyperswarm-tunnel-server --port 10000
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Tunneling service for Hyperswarm
We found that @hyperswarm/tunnel demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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