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iota-ion.lib.js

v1.1.1

Published

High-troughput off-tangle data-transfer, powered by IOTA!

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IOTA ION

High-troughput off-tangle data-transfer, powered by IOTA!


ION is a WebRTC library allowing for fast transfer of data between 2 parties (many-to-many will be supported, but it's currently not in the scope of the beta)

It can mainly be seen as a second layer on top of the Tangle that every IOTA node is compatible with. It's like Lightning for IOTA data transfer: Only the connection and negotiation between clients is pushed to the Tangle (and takes some time). After that, there is a direct p2p connection between 2 clients.

Possible Applications

Practically everything that is related to IoT or security, but in the need of large data transfer.

  • Realtime security camera's
  • CCTV surveillance (imagine having a connection set up with ION, and then publish a summary of the video, processed by AI, to the Tangle)
  • Video conversations (check out ion.ooo!)
  • Decentralized multiplayer video games.
  • IOTA Flash? (That's why I built it to begin with)

Demo's

How to get started

See Simple chat for the most simple example with comments. You can use the same API using the browser-script that is used in chat.html, or if you build a website with a module bundler like Webpack, you can use our NPM module: yarn add iota-ion.lib.js

What is WebRTC?

WebRTC is a peer-to-peer connection API in every modern web browser. Normally, when you set up a WebRTC connection, there is a centralized signaling server, that handles the identification and negotiation of the clients. Then, there is a STUN server that penetrates the firewall and allows direct and secured connections between 2 or more parties. ION is using regular IOTA Nodes as a substitute for those signaling servers. Unfortunately, a STUN server cannot be replicated as of now yet, but that's not a big problem (as anyone can be a STUN server, but not everyone can be a signaling server)

Donate

IOTA donations accepted at: W9WOORJCIUJTSBHHQNMCFCWYDFLOYJGPJDHDAULHJQEHHRUTYHFL9AHFIQGJABYKCLXRLHPEHKTOPGXFBUMQBKKLIW (it's a Ledger Nano S address ;))

Donations are being used to support the development of ION and the ion.ooo example. It's not easy to build a secondary layer that facilitates connections on top of the Tangle. We're basically building a distributed system on top of another distributed system.

Thank you very much!