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sails-hook-p2p

v0.0.17

Published

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Downloads

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Readme

sails-hook-p2p

Config example:

module.exports.p2p = {
  peers: [
    {
        host: 'string',
        port: 'number'
    }  
  ],
  lastUpdate: 'number',
  migrate: 'boolean',
  models: {
    public: ['test'],
    grab: ['test']
  },
  password: 'string',
  privateKey: 'string'
};

Config description:

|name|type|description |---|---|--- |peers|Array of peer|array of known peers |peer|object|describe each peer |peer.host|string|peer host or ip |peer.port|number| peer port |lastUpdate|number|how old records from db need to copy |migrate|boolean|add all old records needed fields |models|object or Array of string|describe what models can send to other peers and what can get. If it is array of string then public = grab = models |models.public|Array of string|describe what models need to send to others peers |models.grab|Array of string|describe what models need to get from others peers |password|string|password must be equal for servers in one mesh |privateKey|string|ssh key for https