P2P Prolog

Run the compose files

If this is your first time running, please see 'Initialization' below.

Signaller:

export DOMAIN=<yourdomain.here> && docker-compose -f docker-compose-signaller up 

Clients (Browser & NodeJS):

export DOMAIN=<yourdomain.here> && docker-compose -f docker-compose-client up 

Note: Append -d to start docker-compose daemons.

Initialization

1. Distribute Identities

Docker needs to build-out a single identity and distribute it across the HTML client & NodeJS client through peer-id. We also want to distribute the .peers.json file in the same way. Put your signaller and peers' multiaddrs (peers are not necessary for a new network) in .peers.json (you'll have to touch .peers.json first):

{
	"peers": [
		"/dns4/your.signaller.domain/tcp/9999/wss/p2p-webrtc-star/p2p/QmYJollioPDRGYM6doTJEDguuUniFSYLBqyLJxwBtQzkkR"
	],
	"signallers": [
		"/dns4/your.signaller.domain/tcp/9999/wss/p2p-webrtc-star/"
	]
}

2. Run the Bootstrapper

This will generate .identity.json and distribute .identity.json+.peers.json to the NodeJS p2p node. It will also inject .identity.json+.peers.json into the src/www (html source), run the parcel HTML builder, then copy the output over to srv/www.

Run

sh bootstrap.sh

Docker Tools

Install Docker & Docker-Compose

You'll need docker-compose to run the service (version 3.3).

# From <https://gist.github.com/EvgenyOrekhov/1ed8a4466efd0a59d73a11d753c0167b>
sh install-docker.sh

Container Management

In order to remove containers, run docker rm $(docker ps -a -q).

If you're devving, you may need to clean the ridiculously large docker cache once in a while with docker system prune -a.

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Todo

• Private Github URLs for build (...change star-signal build)
• Multiple Contexts/Deployments https://www.docker.com/blog/multi-arch-build-and-images-the-simple-way/
• Private Keysets for Deployments

Browser

• Hook up LibP2P

Node

• Hook up LibP2P
• LibP2P AF_UNIX [IPC] methods with https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#net_ipc_support

Prolog

• Deconstruct events to CBOR
• Interface on Socket I/O Via Docker