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For when neither dat nor ipfs really suits your needs.
Situations where this module can be useful:
- You want to use dat but don't want/need the inherent revision history of it.
- You want to use ipfs but need dynamic content and don't want to wait for ipns/iprs to be bug-free/implemented.
What the module does it that when you call host/update, it adds your dir to ipfs, and then publishes the hash of that dir to dat. Other people can then download that dir by getting the ipfs hash from the dat archive. Only publishing small hashes to dat keeps the archive size very small, even after many edits to the dir contents.
In one terminal/on one computer, create a dir test-content/ with some files in it. Run node examples/host.js
Take the dat link that host.js prints to another terminal/computer and run node examples/seed.js <the dat link>
The api is still a work in progress, but you can look in the examples/ dir, that code should mostly work.