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@hyper-hyper-space/node-env

v0.12.0

Published

Node support for hyperhyperspace-core.

Downloads

18

Readme

NodeJs support for the Hyper Hyper Space core library

The Hyper Hyper Space core library, available as @hyper-hyper-space/core in NPM, is designed to work in a web browser. This library adds the missing functionality it needs to work as a NodeJs application to the global scope:

  • a WebRTC implementation
  • a WebSockets server, so peers can listen on websocket endpoints
  • a IndexedDB implementation, useful for testing storage code intended for the browser

before you can use the core library, yo need to

import '@hyper-hyper-space/node-env';