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npm package: @meteor-web3/model-parser
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Latest version: 1.0.0

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# model-parser

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## Overview

When developers run in a existing meteor app.

```
meteor deploy
```

`output/app.json` will be generated locally, which contains various detailed
information about this deployed app.

In the data structure of this JSON, some properties such as `modelId` may have
nested levels, so the `model-parser` package is needed to facilitate developers
in retrieving key information from `output/app.json`.

This package will be automatically included in package dependencies of the
inited(`meteor init <app>`) meteor app project.

## Install

```
pnpm install @meteor-web3/model-parser
```
npm package: @meteor-web3/utils
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Latest version: 1.0.5

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# utils

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The common utils related to @meteor-web3/meteor-sdk.

## Installation

```bash
pnpm install @meteor-web3/utils
```
npm package: @meteor314/stream
Description: Streaming torrent client for Node.js
Author: @meteor314
Latest version: 1.0.5

# stream

Streaming torrent client for Node.js

```
npm install -g @meteor314/stream
```
## Usage

stream-cli can be used with a magnet link or a torrent file.
To stream a video with its magnet link use the following command.

```
stream "magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ef330b39f4801d25b4245212e75a38634bfc856e" --vlc
```

Remember to put `"` around your magnet link since they usually contain `&`.
`stream` will print a terminal interface. The first line contains an address to a http server. The `--vlc` flag ensures vlc is opened when the torrent is ready to stream.

![stream](https://raw.github.com/meteor314/stream/master/screenshot.png)

To stream music with a torrent file use the following command.

```
stream "http://some-torrent/music.torrent" -a --vlc
```

The `-a` flag ensures that all files in the music repository are played with vlc.
Otherwise if the torrent contains multiple files, `stream` will choose the biggest one.
To get a full list of available options run stream with the help flag.

```
stream --help
```

Examples of usage of could be

```
stream magnet-link --list # Select from a list of files to download
stream magnet-link --vlc -- --fullscreen # will pass --fullscreen to vlc
stream magnet-link --mplayer --subtitles subtitle-file.srt # play in mplayer with subtitles
stream magnet-link --connection 200 # set max connection to 200
```


## Programmatic usage

If you want to build your own app using streaming bittorrent in Node you should checkout [torrent-stream](https://github.com/mafintosh/torrent-stream)

## Chromebook users

Chromebooks are set to refuse all incoming connections by default - to change this:  

```
sudo iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
```

## Chromecast

If you wanna use stream on your chromecast checkout [peercast](https://github.com/mafintosh/peercast)
or [castnow](https://github.com/xat/castnow)

## License

MIT