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Planktos is a library for building p2p web applications. A simple push/pull interface is provided for storing and retreiving data in a distributed way; so all the data is stored on the peers visiting the website and not on any servers. The code is in an early alpha state so there are bound to be bugs and inefficiencies. If you want to help out, join us on gitter or try out our live demo at chatter.planktos.xyz.
To get setup, NodeJs and it's package manager npm will need to be installed. Once installed, clone the repo and run npm install
from within the project root to install all the dependcies. Once the project moves out of the alpha state, npm and bower modules will be made available for the code.
There are three main components to this repo:
Running npm start
from within the project root will compile everything and start an http server on port 8000 serving the demo app. When file changes are detected, the code is automatically recompilled. Alternatively, you can run npm run gulp -- build-lib
to just build the lib, but not start the server.
Opening up a web browser and pointing it to http://localhost:8000/
will load the demo app.
├── test # Stores the tests
├── app # Demo web app that utilizes planktos
├── lib # Meat of the project. Houses the p2p code written in typescript
├── build # Compiled output for `app` and `lib`
└── README.md # This file
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The npm package planktos receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, planktos popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that planktos 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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