164 lines
5.9 KiB
HTML
164 lines
5.9 KiB
HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>
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<html lang='en'>
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<head>
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<meta charset='UTF-8' />
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<meta content='width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0' name='viewport' />
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<title>JS-Waku Chat</title>
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</head>
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<body>
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<div><h1>Waku Node Status</h1></div>
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<div id='status'></div>
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<input id='textInput' placeholder='Type your message here' type='text'>
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<button id='sendButton' onclick='sendMessage();' type='button'>Send Message
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</button>
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<div><h1>Messages</h1></div>
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<div id='messages'></div>
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<script
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src='https://unpkg.com/js-waku@latest/build/umd/js-waku.min.bundle.js'></script>
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<script>
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/**
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* Demonstrate usage of js-waku in the browser. Use relay, gossip sub protocol to send and receive messages.
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* Recommended payload is protobuf. Using simple utf-8 string for demo purposes only.
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*
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* - API documentation: https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/
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* - Guides: https://docs.wakuconnect.dev/
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*
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* Note: open this HTML in two different browsers to experience decentralized communication.
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* A node will not show its own messages, this can be changed by modifying the `Waku.create` call:
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*
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* Waku.create({
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* bootstrap: {default: true}, libp2p: {
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* config: {
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* pubsub: {
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* enabled: true,
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* emitSelf: true,
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* },
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* },
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* },
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* })
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*
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*/
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const { Waku, WakuMessage } = jswaku;
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const statusDiv = document.getElementById('status');
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const messagesDiv = document.getElementById('messages');
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const textInput = document.getElementById('textInput');
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const sendButton = document.getElementById('sendButton');
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// Keep it disabled until Waku node is ready
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textInput.disabled = true;
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sendButton.disabled = true;
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// Every Waku Message has a content topic that categorizes it.
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// It is always encoded in clear text.
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// Recommendation: `/dapp-name/version/functionality/codec`
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// We recommend to use protobuf as codec (`proto`), this demo uses utf-8
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// for simplicity's sake.
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const contentTopic = '/relay-demo/1/message/utf-8';
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// Function to be used to send the text input over Waku.
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let sendMessage = () => {
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};
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try {
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statusDiv.innerHTML = '<p>Starting</p>';
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// Create and starts a Waku node.
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// `default: true` bootstraps by connecting to pre-defined/hardcoded Waku nodes.
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// We are currently working on migrating this method to DNS Discovery.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku.Waku.html#create
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Waku.create({ bootstrap: { default: true } }).catch(e => {
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statusDiv.innerHTML = 'Error';
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console.log('Issue starting Waku node', e);
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}
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).then(wakuNode => {
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// Had a hook to process all incoming messages on a specified content topic.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku_relay.WakuRelay.html#addObserver
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wakuNode.relay.addObserver((wakuMessage) => {
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// Checks there is a payload on the message.
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// Waku Message is encoded in protobuf, in proto v3 fields are always optional.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku_message.WakuMessage.html#payload
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if (!wakuMessage.payload)
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return;
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// Helper method to decode the payload to utf-8. A production dApp should
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// use `wakuMessage.payload` (Uint8Array) which enables encoding a data
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// structure of their choice.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku_message.WakuMessage.html#payloadAsUtf8
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const text = wakuMessage.payloadAsUtf8;
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messagesDiv.innerHTML = `<p>${text}</p><br />` + messagesDiv.innerHTML;
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}, [contentTopic]);
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statusDiv.innerHTML = '<p>Connecting to a peer</p>';
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// Best effort method that waits for the Waku node to be connected to remote
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// waku nodes (peers) and for appropriate handshakes to be done.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku.Waku.html#waitForRemotePeer
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wakuNode.waitForRemotePeer()
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.catch((e) => {
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statusDiv.innerHTML = 'Failed to connect to peers: ' + e.toString();
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})
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.then(() => {
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// We are now connected to a remote peer, let's define the `sendMessage`
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// function that sends the text input over Waku Relay, the gossipsub
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// protocol.
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sendMessage = () => {
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const text = textInput.value;
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// Reset the text input.
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textInput.value = null;
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// Helper functions are available to create a Waku Message.
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// These functions also provide native symmetric, asymmetric encryption,
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// signing and signature verification. Check the `Options` object for details:
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/interfaces/waku_message.Options.html
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//
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// `WakuMessage.fromBytes` should be preferred for a production dApp to
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// serialize a data structure.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku_message.WakuMessage.html#fromUtf8String
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WakuMessage.fromUtf8String(text, contentTopic).catch(e => console.log('Error encoding message', e)).then(
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wakuMessage => {
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// Once the message is constructed, send it over Waku Relay.
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//
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// https://js-waku.wakuconnect.dev/classes/waku_relay.WakuRelay.html#send
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wakuNode.relay.send(wakuMessage).catch((e) => {
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console.log('Error sending message', e);
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}).then(() => {
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console.log('Message sent', text);
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});
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}
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);
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};
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// Ready to send & receive messages, enable text input.
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textInput.disabled = false;
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sendButton.disabled = false;
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statusDiv.innerHTML = '<p>Ready!</p>';
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});
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});
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} catch (e) {
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timestampDiv.innerHTML = 'Failed to start application';
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console.log(e);
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}
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</script>
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</body>
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</html>
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