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ssb-replicate
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ssb legacy replication. this was previously built into `ssb-server` (formerly known as `scuttlebot`)
ssb legacy replication. this was previously built into ssb-server (formerly known as scuttlebot)
var createSSB = require('ssb-server')
.use(require('ssb-replicate'))
var sbot = createSSB({config...})
{
replicate: {
legacy: boolean, // whether to support legacy replication.
// if set to false, another plugin must provide replication.
// (such as ssb-ebt)
fallback: boolean, //if enabled, wait for another plugin to try to replicate first.
//if set will not start to replacte until replicate:fallback event is emitted on the rpc connection.
}
}
request that feedId be replicated (or not if replicate is false.
will begin or end replication on any currently open connections.
get a feed of replication progress.
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The npm package ssb-replicate receives a total of 138 weekly downloads. As such, ssb-replicate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ssb-replicate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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