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* System functions:
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* Supernode to Users:
- broadcast: Sends msg to all ws
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*User to Supernode:
- forward: Forwards msg from user to supernode ws
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README.md

SuperNodeStorage

FLO Supernode Storage is a Cloud Storage progam for FLO Dapps

Installation

  1. Download or clone the repo:

     git clone https://github.com/ranchimall/SuperNodeStorage

  2. Add a strong <server_password> in .config file

  3. Change other configurations (if needed)

  4. Host and publish the domain name or IP with port

Usage

  1. Start the app using the following command in terminal. The server WSS will be started and the supernode html-js will be opened in the browser.

     ./start_supernode.sh

  2. (Only for first time login) Enter the <server_password> and <private_key> when prompted

The Supernode storage will automatically start

NOTE: The <server_password> and <private_key> will be stored securedly in IndexedDB of the browser

NOTE: Users may add start_supernode to bootup process to automatically start the supernode during boot up