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@Lexi:matrix.org JS
setnot compatible :(
@renji3:matrix.org :clap: @draeder :+1: @rococtz:matrix.org important words I strongly agree with.await gun.user(pubKey).get('epub')
@bresnow WebRTC ~ 6, but non-WebRTC ~ 10K
@Manwe-777 wouldn't you have to know the hash to lookup the login, but you won't know the hash until after login?
@hownowbrowncow_8635:matrix.org it gets cached locally, yes.
@Azarattum @azarattum:matrix.org :clap: @Lexi:matrix.org . Expiry, yupe. Else you'd need to have a 2nd index that you lookup that is a ban list.
lookups in GUN are O(1), so they're efficient.
Glad you're asking for help at 5min!
isn't your.on(getting called with both?
Oh wow, I haven't seen that github issues in years I thought it was closed... had no clue people were responding in it. (At some point... GitHub notifications just stopped/broke).
@Omarabuziad thanks for reminding a Q if it got missed! We're not perfect, so its very much appreciated if anyone just re-asks.
:clap: @bmatusiak @draeder . If you are on a permanent machine, thenfsRAD is good enough. If you are on a machine that gets wiped/deleted every X hours, you probably want a backup in case not enough browsers are online.
@SarahKay99 looks correct. :clap: @rococtz:matrix.org . Not sure why not. doesnpm start 1337work?
@SamiLaayouni_twitter possibly the login bug... if you hit login 3+ times, does it login?
@useWallie_twitter you should check out @davay42 's cool vue component that does that!
@SarahKay99 the Fireship chat app was public, so anyone can add/update the table, they just can't modify the message itself. With DM, you don't want a public table, so you either (A) have to https://gun.eco/docs/SEA.certify user A can edit user B's table that they both chat on or safer/better (B) "thread" the chats, by savinguserA.get(userBpubKey).set(chat);anduserB.get(userApubKey).set(chat)then you.map().on(function thread(){ ...on both and pass both into the UI, that you sort. Then later on you'll want to use LEX to paginate the chat (right now this may be a bit buggy... but we're working on some cool new features to make this rock solid).
Thanks so much Mark! I got the server running, the problem was i didnt npm install . as for the chat app issue i will rethink my code. tysm
I guess I don’t understand something. Isn’t there some kind of a built in mechanism for peer discovery?
That's the plan for AXE. Don't know how far it's done already.
Does it just use the list you provide and that’s it?
The list of peers in the GUN constructor? Yes, except if using AXE which is default.
I thought gun uses webRTC under the hood, so shouldn’t the connections information be already available?
WebRTC is used for p2p communication between browsers. For browser ↔️ NodeJS clients websockets are used. Remember to import lib/webrtc.js to enable WebRTC and even then it might not work for the current version. Would be cool if you'd test it and report back!
Does the ack in put comes from a remote peer?
I'm guessing it comes from one or all of the peers set up in the GUN constructor. If it's not properly described on the API could you report back? Extra points for testing and finding out again :-) That's kinda how it works for unstable GUN right now :\
Is there a way to know that an entire database is in sync? Let’s say I have a client making changes. I want to show user a spinner until his changes are successfully propagated through the network. (Or at least to the nearest relay peer)
The latter point is easy. As I said there's the ack callback for that in put(). The former could be done by recording the datetime of the last complete sync. Would that be what you want?
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/gunrequire('dotenv').config()
const express = require('express')
const Gun = require('gun')
const cors = require('cors')
const app = express()
app.use(cors())
app.get('/', (req, res) => {
return res.status(200).json('success')
})
app.use(Gun.serve)
app.get('*', (req, res) => {
return res.status(400).json('unsuccessful')
})
Gun({web: app.listen(Number(process.env.PORT), '0.0.0.0'), radisk: true, file: './folder'})
console.log('Server started on port ' + process.env.PORT + ' with /gun')/gun route always gives me a 400
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npm install gun && cd node_modules/gun && npm start
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@snowyu :+1:
@Leo24535831_twitter just the docs for now, eventually I'll write new courses but I always get busy with scaling.
@spoggy:matrix.org I think they said I could copy it, I'll try to publish it publicly.
@quixnix:matrix.org (?)
@entermonke:matrix.org gun/axe.js
@poiyo:matrix.org :clap: @rococtz:matrix.org .
@hadrienmp:matrix.org :clap: @draeder .
@SuleimanZhukov did you get it figured out?
@DecentralisedTech yes, password is local only.
@nicholasoxford :clap: @azarattum:matrix.org @Manwe-777 . It should. What error does it give?
@azarattum:matrix.org :clap: @rococtz:matrix.org :clap: @Lexi:matrix.org !
You usually don't want WebRTC to exceed 6 connections. Could look at how many people are subscribed to a particular node in AXE, but that is only for each network hop. Latest github has upgraded put acks to have probabilistic counters of who has saved data. (And yes, they come from other peers, even if not directly connected). Yes, AXE in NodeJS runs by default - this is a good current status of where AXE is at:
https://twitter.com/marknadal/status/1529177377120497664 ( + @evan-brass:matrix.org )
@SarahKay99 :+1: .
@yorreraj they listeners are
gun.on('hi', function... and 'byte' not connected/disconnect.@azdez:matrix.org looks like your
* taking higher precedence?@draeder :fire: :clap: :fire: !
@azarattum:matrix.org :clap: @Lexi:matrix.org that is an excellent explanation!!!
- Happy to hop on a call, @draeder has been helping me build AXE in code calls. Feel free to join!
:clap: @rococtz:matrix.org .
Nice diagram. Decentralized is different than Federated. Email is federated. You can build a federated system with decentralized systems, but I'd recommend you stick to fully decentralized. :clap: @draeder :clap: @Lexi:matrix.org :clap: @Manwe-777 .
@entermonke:matrix.org + @fractal:matrix.org :clap: yes @mmalmi ! Iris! :)
@evan-brass:matrix.org , yes WebRTC signaling automatically happens from every peer (even browsers!), join the (see above) calls as we're building the DHT part now!
@ghost~62c3eb896da0373984998ff1 what is wrong?
@harshavardhan282 if you are using GUN for browser, it is pre-built, just usegun/gun.js(don't build it). If React Native, see https://github.com/aethiop/jot tutorial.
@donlevirobert_gitlab :clap: @entermonke:matrix.org :clap: @Manwe-777 . If you're mainstream, why not just use an in-browser app that runs GUN already? There is no need to download/install GUN to use GUN. Using a browser app that uses GUN already helps contribute to the network. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your goals? What are your goals?
@entermonke:matrix.org founder of freenet guy just DMed me last week to talk! I felt so honored. We're discussing to see if we can make locutus interoperably use same messaging system as GUN's.
@azarattum:matrix.org yeah @draeder 's gunsafe pairing system might be an interesting solution for doing trusted remote compute.
Yes, the DHT part will allow peers to select a lexical shard they persistently store data for (until running out of space).
:clap: @Lexi:matrix.org .
@spoggy:matrix.org nice mindmap! Have you seen @davay42 's realtime mindmapping & node system? Its gun-vue & includes tons of other modules. Very advanced.
:clap: @bmatusiak for explaining cryptography stuff. Hey, is anyone able/willing to sponsor @bmatusiak ? Or know companies hiring in cybersecurity you can refer him to?
@quixnix:matrix.org might need to tag typescript people to help you.
@snowycoder:matrix.org I can't tell if gitter is being buggy, or just jumping to chats I replied to last week or not. But you saw how GUN does decentralized discovery and rebalances itself right? (See the twitter link I linked to above, it has a video). You and @Azarattum having similar Qs, I'll try to expand more - let me know!
https://twitter.com/marknadal/status/1544403948122955776
Happy to expand on further detail here, given recent Qs.
express.use(Gun.serve) or express.use(Gun.serve(someDirectoryToServe))?