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cobox-cli

v0.1.3

Published

a command line client for cobox

Downloads

2

Readme

cobox-cli

A command line interface for cobox. Start the app, then create groups, mount their file systems, swarm on the peer-to-peer network to replicate the latest changes, and setup your own backup 'blind replicators'.

Install

npm i -g cobox-cli

cobox start

This will launch a process which you can see by navigating in a browser to

http://localhost:3000

If you already have something running on port 3000 then you can run

cobox start --port 1234

You can also specify a custom mount directory for your groups' file systems.

cobox start --mount ./mnt

Great, now you have a server running. In another terminal you can run (you can use any name you like)

node cli groups create --name my-new-group

If you have been given an address and an encryption key for a group you want to join, you can create the group by adding the flags --address / -A, or --encryption-key or -k

node cli groups create -n my-new-group -A b74717c149390c3e8e939f6e94169751d9ade8e2e21e0255ee593fdccb504603 -k 0e90565c93f742019f0956ce7da1c952df343dde4a2c48254fbbb9cbcd7d22be
node cli groups create --name my-new-group

If you have been given an address to become a replicator for a friend or organisation, say... the-chicken-coop, you can set this up with the following command

node cli replicators join -n the-chicken-coop -A b74717c149390c3e8e939f6e94169751d9ade8e2e21e0255ee593fdccb504603

You can see the list of other commands implemented here

cobox help
cobox groups help
cobox replicators help