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dat-archiver
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Server for archiving files via Dat. Upload files with [dat-push](https://github.com/joehand/dat-push).
Server for archiving files via Dat. Upload files with dat-push.
Runs a peer network server and archives files using hypercore-archiver.
npm install -g dat-archiver
On a server run:
dat-archiver my-backup-server --dir=archive_directory
Creates a dat-archiver server with name, with the server key my-backup-server
. If key is not set, a 16 digit string will be generated. Dats files are saved to the current directory or --dir
option.
On your local computer with Dat files:
dat-push my-backup-server --dir=directory_to_backup
This will push the files to your server over peer to peer networks.
var archiver = Archiver(opts)
Create an archiver, options include:
{
dir: 'dats' // directory to store hypercore archives
}
Create a new peer-network server with name, serverKey
. serverKey
can be any string. It will be used to tell where dat-push should connect to.
New connection on serverKey
Key received from dat-push
. Emitted immediately before getArchive(key)
is called.
Archive replication starting for archiveKey
.
Archive replication ended for archiveKey
. Note: this could be a successful replication, or the client may have disconnected.
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Server for archiving files via Dat. Upload files with [dat-push](https://github.com/joehand/dat-push).
We found that dat-archiver demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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