The tool-db from manwe-777

tool-db's Introduction

Hi there 👋

My name is Manuel Etchegaray, i'm an Argentine software developer!

🔭 I’m currently working on some open source projects:

ToolDB: A decentralized database and data sharing for peer to peer applications running mainly on the browser, without central servers!
MTG Arena Tool: A desktop overlay and companion app for Magic the Gathering: Arena, able to run seamlessly in the browser; "MTG Arena Tool is a collection browser, a deck tracker and a statistics manager for MTG Arena."

I'm a crypto and web3 enthusiast at heart, decentralize everything! 💥

💻 Stuff I work with lately;

Typescript / Javascript
React
Webpack
Nodejs
Docker

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Browser package

Hello,

would it be possible to also publish a browser-compatible package? It could be much easier to play with tool-db by using script from CDN like https://unpkg.com/tool-db , so It would be possible to just paste script inside your static html file and test tool-db directly from your browser without need to create dummy node project with all libraries (ts, webpack, etc.).

Btw, really nice project!

Replace websockets with server sent events

SSE is a lightweight alternative and this package https://github.com/WebReflection/bidi-sse make it possible to use it as websocket.

Provide Id after initialization

Is there any way to obtain id right after initialization (generatePairKey)? https://github.com/Manwe-777/tool-db/blob/main/src/tooldb.ts#L279 . Accessing tooldb.options.id after initializing ToolDb instance returns nothing, because generatePairKey is async action inside constructor.

Possible solutions:

👎 Provide callback to constructor method constructor(options: Partial<ToolDbOptions> = {}, onId: (id) => void)
👎 Provide listener to ToolDb -> onId: (id: string) => void
👍 Provide listener to ToolDb -> onInit: () => void after which I know that tooldb was initialized (id generated) and I can access tooldb.options.id

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