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npm package: @huggycn/bittorrent-peerid
Description: Map a BitTorrent peer ID to a human-readable client name and version
Author: WebTorrent LLC
Latest version: 1.3.4

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### Map a BitTorrent peer ID to a human-readable client name and version

Also works in the browser with [browserify](http://browserify.org/)!

This module is used by [WebTorrent](https://webtorrent.io).

## install

```
npm install bittorrent-peerid
```

## usage

```js
const peerid = require('bittorrent-peerid')
const parsed = peerid('-AZ2200-6wfG2wk6wWLc')

console.log(parsed.client, parsed.version)
```

The `parsed` peerid object looks like this:

```js
{
  client: 'Vuze',
  version: '2.2.0.0'
}
```

bittorrent-peerid can parse peer ids encoded in the following formats:
* a 20-byte Buffer
* a 40-character hex string
* an arbitrarily-sized human-readable utf8 string (must decode to a 20-byte Buffer)

If an unknown peer id is passed in, the returned client will be `unknown`.

## todo

* ~~Support known Azureus-style clients.~~
* ~~Support known Shadow-style clients.~~
* ~~Support known Mainline-style clients.~~
* ~~Support known Custom-style clients.~~
* ~~Recognize BitComet/Lord/Spirit spoofing.~~
* Full support for client version parsing.
* Full support for customized client version schemes.
* Support unknown clients that conform to either the Azureus or Shadow-style conventions.

## credit

This module is based heavily on the BTPeerIDByteDecoderDefinitions class from [Azureus](http://sourceforge.net/projects/azureus/) (Vuze). Related resources include:
* [BitTorrent Specification](http://wiki.theory.org/BitTorrentSpecification)
* [Transmission](http://transmission.m0k.org/trac/browser/trunk/libtransmission/clients.c)
* [g3peerid](http://rufus.cvs.sourceforge.net/rufus/Rufus/g3peerid.py?view=log)
* [Shareaza](http://shareaza.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/shareaza/trunk/shareaza/BTClient.cpp?view=markup)
* [libtorrent](http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/browser/trunk/libtorrent/src/torrent/peer/client_list.cc)

## license

MIT. Copyright (c) Travis Fischer and [WebTorrent, LLC](https://webtorrent.io).
npm package: @hugh-onf/components-lib
Description: components-lib
Author: Hugh Hoang
Latest version: 0.0.4

# Usage

```
yarn add @hugh-onf/components-lib
```

Main entry

```
import "@hugh-onf/components-lib/dist/style.css";
```

Imports

```
import { Button } from "@hugh-onf/components-lib";
```

# Notes

- Because of zero deps strategy, `antd` typings not included. So if we need typings for `antd`, we need to install `yarn add antd` on the consumer projects
- The bundle size is still big and it can be improved by
  - Importing the override components LESS files only not the whole AntD CSS
  - Optional or not sure if it helps if we configure it to build a file per component, for example `Button.js` instead of a big `index.es.js`, and only import by files. Might not worth it because the ES bundle should support tree shaking on the consumer - maybe need to verify that