9 packages matching “decentnetwork”
@decentnetwork/peer-webrtc
v0.2.16 · 1 month ago
Realtime audio/video call signaling over Elastos Carrier — a reusable WebRTC signaling layer wire-compatible with the iOS/Android Beagle apps. Bring your own RTCPeerConnection (browser or node) and signaling transport (Carrier invite via @decentnetwork/pe
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/peer
v0.1.168 · 12 days ago
Pure TypeScript port of Elastos Carrier (toxcore-derived) P2P messaging. DHT, onion routing, TCP relay, FlatBuffers app payloads, Express offline relay. Wire-compatible with iOS Beagle and the Carrier C SDK.
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/beagle
v0.1.118 · 2 days ago
Beagle — P2P chat, file transfer and calls for regular users, on the Decent Network. No admin privilege required.
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/beagle-ui
v0.2.32 · 2 days ago
The Beagle chat UI, minus the machine it runs on — shared by the desktop install and the browser build.
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/dora
v0.1.16 · 2 months ago
DORA — DHCP-style IP + name service for Decent AgentNet (Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledge). Runs as a normal Carrier peer; no admin required.
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/chat-components
v0.1.3 · 2 months ago
Interactive forms in chat — the shared schema between an agent that asks and a client that renders. Declarative components ride inside the message text, so any transport that carries chat carries forms; no HTML, no URLs, no scripts. Zero dependencies, bro
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/lan
v0.1.305 · 7 days ago
Private virtual LAN for self-hosted services and AI agents, built on Elastos Carrier. NAT-traversal, name service, ACL, all over a peer-to-peer mesh — no public IP required.
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/beagle-connect
v0.1.2 · 1 month ago
Sign in with Beagle from a website: identity, friend requests, and app launches.
No known vulnerabilities
@decentnetwork/billing-client
v0.1.2 · 1 month ago
Typed client for the Decent Network billing service — nodes call hold/capture/release and never speak raw HTTP or compute prices.
No known vulnerabilities