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Responsible for providing an interface-datastore compliant api to pubsub
Responsible for providing an interface-datastore compliant api to pubsub
$ npm i datastore-pubsub
<script> tagLoading this module through a script tag will make it's exports available as DatastorePubsub in the global namespace.
<script src="https://unpkg.com/datastore-pubsub/dist/index.min.js"></script>
import { PubSubDatastore } from 'datastore-pubsub'
const dsPubsub = new PubSubDatastore(pubsub, datastore, peerId, validator)
new PubSubDatastore(pubsub, datastore, peerId, validator, subscriptionKeyFn)
Creates a DatastorePubsub instance.
Arguments:
pubsub (Object): implementation of a pubsub (must have publish and subscribe functions), such as libp2p/pubsub.datastore (Object): datastore compliant with interface-datastore, such as datastore-fs.peerId (PeerId Instance): peer identifier object.validator (Object): containing validate function and select function.subscriptionKeyFn (function): function to manipulate the key topic received according to the needs, as well as to block the message received to be published.Note: validator object must be composed by two functions, validate (record: uint8Array, peerId: PeerId) => boolean and select (received: uint8Array, current: uint8Array) => boolean. validate aims to verify if a new record received by pubsub is valid to be stored locally by the node. If it is valid and the node already has a local record stored, select is the function provided to be responsible for deciding which record is the best (newer) between the already stored and the received through pubsub. A validator example can be found at: TODO (js-ipns)
const dsPubsub = new DatastorePubsub(pubsub, datastore, peerId, validator)
const buf = await dsPubsub.get(key)
Try to subscribe a topic with Pubsub and receive the current local value if available.
Arguments:
key (Uint8Array): a key representing a unique identifier of the object to subscribe.Returns Promise<Uint8Array> containing the most recent known record stored.
await dsPubsub.put(key, val)
Publishes a value through pubsub.
Arguments:
key (Uint8Array): a key representing a unique identifier of the object to publish.val (Uint8Array): value to be propagated.Returns Promise<void>
await dsPubsub.unsubscribe(key)
Unsubscribe a previously subscribe value.
Arguments:
key (Uint8Array): a key representing a unique identifier of the object to publish.Returns Promise<void>
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Responsible for providing an interface-datastore compliant api to pubsub
We found that datastore-pubsub 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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