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file-portals

v1.11.0

Published

File sharing package without the need to use a server.

Downloads

11

Readme

File Portals NPM Downloads

File sharing package without the need to use a server. The objetive is to allow to comunicate servers and webs directly to transfer files.

Installation

npm install file-portals

Node configuration

Tested on node 20

To make it work in node, it is necessary to install a package that implements WebRTC.

Examples:

npm install wrtc

After it, is necessary to set it as global with something similar to this

// @ts-ignore
import * as wrtc from 'wrtc';

Object.assign(globalThis, wrtc);

Usage

First of all you need to create a IFilePeer to connect with other IFilePeer

You have to indicate what type of data will be use to write on filesystem. In this case Buffer

Instanciation

const peerA = new FilePeer(); 
const peerB = new FilePeer(); 

Connect peers

// Get offer
const offer = await peerA.connect() as RTCSessionDescription;
// Answer
const answer = await peerB.connect(offer) as RTCSessionDescription;
// Reply
await peerA.connect(answer);

In a real scenario, you have to exchange offers with a server, mail, QR o another data transport

Exchange candidates

const candidatesA = await peerA.candidates.export();
peerB.candidates.import(candidatesA);

In a real scenario, same as offers

Configure a portal

import { IReader, IWriter, NodeReader, NodeWriter } from 'file-agents';

const reader = new NodeReader('path/where/files/will/be/shared');
const writer = new NodeWriter({ name: 'file-to-share' }); // Forget it at this moment
const portal = new FilePortal(reader, writer, peerA/*, { name: 'Portal', type: 'client' }*/); // Optionally can added a name and a type. By default type is client

Getting files from the other portal

const files = await portalA.files(); // If the other portal is a client, it has to accept the request, it`s a security breach that its parched.

Read from file from the other portal

const [{ uuid }] = await portalA.files();
const readed = await portalA.read(uuid, { start: 0, end: 6 });
const text = await readed.text();

Create a writable on the other portal

const writable = await portalA.create({ name: 'file.txt', size: 6 });

Write on the file in the other side

const text = 'text';
const writable = await portalA.create({ name: 'file.txt', size: text.length });

await portalA.write(writable, new Blob(text.split('')), 0);

Close writable

const text = 'text';
const writable = await portalA.create({ name: 'file.txt', size: text.length });

await portalA.write(writable, new Blob(text.split('')), 0);
await portalA.close(writable);