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datmouth

v1.11.4

Published

p2p chat with DAT protocol

Downloads

15

Readme

datmouth

P2P chat client that uses DAT protocol underneath. For ephemeral conversations.

Have you lost your internet connection?

Works with peers connected:

  • offline, LAN
  • WAN

Inspired by DAT foundation workshops and great packages in the community.

To experiment with kappa architectures check out kappa-core deck, hyperswarm, etc. Thanks to those folks implicated, having too much fun with this :)

Install

$ npm install -g datmouth

Usage

$ datmouth topicname

Will join the swarm automatically. You can share the topic with a friend and start chatting

Your conversations and gifs are saved to a temp directory. Your system will remove them automatically at some point

Update the client

If you already have a datmouth client and want to update the version:

npm -g update datmouth

Already joined a topic?

Commands:
- /help                 Displays this message
- /nick yournickname    Changes your actual nickname
- /history 4            Displays last 4 messages received
- /colors               Displays color support
- /color #EA8A25        Changes nickname color
- /giphy boom           Displays a "boom" gif in the terminal (iterm2, node>=v10.19)
- /connected            Shows number of peers connected
- /exit                 Close the app

Emacs commands:
- CTRL-U                Remove from cursor to start of line
- CTRL-A                Go to start of the line
- CTRL-E                Go to end of the line
- ALT-B                 Move cursor backwards, word by word
- ALT-F                 Move cursor forward, word by word

Want to contribute?

Love to work with P2P enthusiasts. Fork the repo and npm install to install node dependencies.

to create instances, just do node cli test-topic