We're getting close to completing the JS circuit implementation, this issue is to track further progress. Main work is being done here - https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p-circuit/pull/9~~ https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p-circuit/pull/14.
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relay.jslistener.js| Name | Ready for Review | Reviewed | Merged | Published |
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|libp2p |鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍
|libp2p-swarm|鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍
|ipfs |鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍
|libp2p-tcp |鉁厊鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍
|libp2p-websockets |鉁厊鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍
|mafmt |鉁厊鉂寍鉂寍鉂寍
@diasdavid @lgierth @whyrusleeping @dignifiedquire
NOTE: I'm currently bringing this issue up to date with all the latests developments - this is still in WIP.
Bumping this as my priority of focus for the next couple of days :) (meaning, will prioritize this over https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/pull/822, so that we are focused in one thing)
@diasdavid I've updated the above with some more info. In general circuit should be ready to be reviewed, there might be some minor churn but in general, I don't expect any more major changes. I'll concentrate on finalizing integration with libp2p and js-ipfs, and continue adding more tests.
@diasdavid
Here are the action items discussed last week:
@dryajov moved the list to the open PR, reducing the places where information lives https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/pull/830
Thanks @diasdavid