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var asciify = require('asciify-image')

var options = {
  fit: 'box',
  width: process.stdout.columns,
  height: process.stdout.rows
}

asciify('cabal.png', options)
  .then(function (asciified) {

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cabal-client definitely stores:

• what channels you have joined
• for each channel you've joined: what was the latest message you read in that channel
• last viewed channel

cabal-client probably stores:

• what cabals you have joined
• what aliases (human friendly names for cabal:// keys) you have for those cabals

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var hypercore = require('hypercore')
var pump = require("pump")
var disco = require("discovery-swarm")
var feed = hypercore('./single-chat-feed', {
    valueEncoding: 'json'
})

var swarm = disco()
feed.ready(function () {
    console.log("pub", feed.key.toString("hex"))

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ARCHITECTURE

cabal clients
  cabal-core

cabal-core
  discovery-swarm
    dat-swarm-defaults
  kappa-view-level
 kappa-core

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function isValidMessage(msg) {
 if (!msg.value.type) msg.value.type = "text/chat"
  return msg.value && typeof msg.value === "object"
}

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var neatLog = require('..')
var output = require("diffy/trim")

var log = neatLog(headerView, {fullscreen:  true})
log.render() // force an immediate render

function headerView (state) {
  return output(`
    Hello World!
    rows ${process.stdout.rows}

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low level primitives (in ascending abstraction)

• hypercore works with individual posts in an append-only feed
• hyperdrive abstracted filestore / works with files
• hyperdiscovery create p2p swarms for hypercores, hyperdrives, and hyperdbs
• hyperdb key-value database

higher level abstractions

• webdb database; basically a document(?) store
• dat-node built ontop of hypercore & hyperdrive, abstracts a bunch of stuff; less complex but also less flexible

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• feross talks electron, mentions a lot of electron features WebTorrent makes use of
• https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-packager

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if (process.argv.length < 3) {
    console.error("usage: alarm.js <time (defaults to seconds)> [optionally: minutes|hours|days|years]")
    console.error("example:")
    console.error("\tnode alarm.js 2 // trigger alarm in 2 seconds")
    console.error("\tnode alarm.js 2 minutes // trigger alarm in 2 minutes")
    process.exit()
}
var time = parseInt(process.argv[2])
var unit = "seconds"
var factor = 1000

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// COMPUTER 1
var ram = require("random-access-memory") // store remote db in ram. it's nice for testing bc doesnt create a bunch of files
var hyperdiscovery = require("hyperdiscovery")
var hyperdb = require("hyperdb")
var hypercore = require("hypercore")

// local.key is d5d0b189af6b981ab7942c3d71103e9a1cbfa32e203220e830b7a16deac6cc43
var local = hypercore("./local-db", {valueEncoding: "json", sparse: true})
// pass in feeds in same sequence on both machines
var db = hyperdb([