ericwlange
commented
7 years ago Yeah, webtorrent_cli.js is a bit of a hack. LiquidServer is not mature enough yet to deal with really complex JavaScript.
To make the file, do the following:
% mkidr temp
% cd temp
% npm install webtorrent-cli
% cp $NODE_MODULES/webtorrent-cli/bin/cmd.js .Then, edit cmd.js and add the two LiquidCore lines:
...
LiquidCore.emit('torrent_done', { files: torrent.files });
torrentDone() // <-- Add the above line before this oneand
...
LiquidCore.emit('draw', { progress: torrent.progress });
peerslisted += 1 // <-- Add the above line before this
return linesRemaining > 4And finally, comment out the ascii-logo.txt chunk:
function runHelp () {
/* <-- add this
fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'ascii-logo.txt'), 'utf8')
.split('\n')
.forEach(function (line) {
clivas.line('{bold:' + line.substring(0, 20) + '}{red:' + line.substring(20) + '}')
})
*/ // <-- and thisThen,
% browserify -o webtorrent_cli.js --node --im --noparse=process --noparse=assert --noparse=buffer --noparse=child_process --noparse=constants --noparse=crypto --noparse=events --noparse=fs --noparse=os --noparse=path --noparse=process --noparse=readline --noparse=stream --noparse=url --noparse=util --noparse=vm cmd.jsIt should work. You might have an issue with an exception looking for package.json. If that's the case, after the file is generated, comment out the line where it is requesting it.
punkwang
how to make "webtorrent_cli.js"