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pipe streams together and close all of them if one of them closes
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Make a full duplex stream with 2 Duplex endpoints
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Hypercore is a secure, distributed append-only log
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rangermauve/hyperswarm-proxy

Proxy p2p connections using a duplex stream and Hyperswarm

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hyperswarm‑proxy lets you run a thin Hyperswarm node on a remote server and expose its peer‑discovery and connection capabilities over any duplex stream (e.g., WebSocket, TCP, stdin/stdout). A client library mirrors the normal Hyperswarm API, so developers can join topics, receive peer info and proxy actual peer connections through the server without running a full Swarm locally—ideal for browsers, constrained environments, or situations where direct P2P connectivity isn’t possible.