A minimal chat app ontop of swarm mutable resources.
The goal of this project is to simply demonstrate how chat can be done using Swarm Mutable Resource Updates (MRUs). Because of this, peer discovery is to be done out of band and is considered out of the scope of our intentions here. Aspects of this project may not end up being the most user-friendly, this is okay.
For peers to begin chatting, one must first create a channel. The channel data structure lists the identites of each participant. Once created, clients may watch this mutable resource to recieve updates when new identities join the channel.
The identites are (for now) a channel specific address hash of a mutable resource created by the owning peer. Clients observe each of these resources to recieve updated events.
You and a friend launch chattr by navigating to bzz://example.eth which presumably resolves to this project hosted on swarm. You create a channel by giving it a name. You then will be given an address for your channel. You can then update the channel with a list of the identities that you'd like to participate in the channel. With the channel address now generated, you share it (out of band) with your friend(s). Your friends may now input the channel address, join the channel and begin chatting.
Project status and progress is managed on our integrated kanban board.
- Users may see their identity (to share it with a channel creator)
- Users may create a channel
- Users may add identities to a channel
- Users may join a channel
- Users may chat and observe updates of their active channel.
TBD
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 6.0.8.
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