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@huggycn/bittorrent-peerid

v1.3.4

Published

Map a BitTorrent peer ID to a human-readable client name and version

Downloads

178

Readme

bittorrent-peerid ci npm downloads javascript style guide

Map a BitTorrent peer ID to a human-readable client name and version

Also works in the browser with browserify!

This module is used by WebTorrent.

install

npm install bittorrent-peerid

usage

const peerid = require('bittorrent-peerid')
const parsed = peerid('-AZ2200-6wfG2wk6wWLc')

console.log(parsed.client, parsed.version)

The parsed peerid object looks like this:

{
  client: 'Vuze',
  version: '2.2.0.0'
}

bittorrent-peerid can parse peer ids encoded in the following formats:

  • a 20-byte Buffer
  • a 40-character hex string
  • an arbitrarily-sized human-readable utf8 string (must decode to a 20-byte Buffer)

If an unknown peer id is passed in, the returned client will be unknown.

todo

  • ~~Support known Azureus-style clients.~~
  • ~~Support known Shadow-style clients.~~
  • ~~Support known Mainline-style clients.~~
  • ~~Support known Custom-style clients.~~
  • ~~Recognize BitComet/Lord/Spirit spoofing.~~
  • Full support for client version parsing.
  • Full support for customized client version schemes.
  • Support unknown clients that conform to either the Azureus or Shadow-style conventions.

credit

This module is based heavily on the BTPeerIDByteDecoderDefinitions class from Azureus (Vuze). Related resources include:

license

MIT. Copyright (c) Travis Fischer and WebTorrent, LLC.