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Rain
BitTorrent client and library in Go
...It focuses on performance and simplicity, supporting both seeding and downloading operations with minimal system resource usage. Rain is ideal for automation, headless servers, and users who prefer terminal-based tools. It offers a clean API, making it easy to integrate into scripts and backend services that require torrent functionality. With its statically compiled binary and low dependency footprint, Rain can be easily deployed across different environments. -
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PLEX
Plex Lab Exchange. Client for running scientific workflows
...PLEX is using distributed computing and storage to run containers on a public network. Need GPUs? We got you covered. Every tool in PLEX has declared inputs and outputs. Plugging together tools by other authors should be easy. Every file processed by PLEX has a deterministic address based on its content. Keep track of your files and always share the right results with other scientists. PLEX is a simple client for distributed computation. -
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orb DID Method
A DID method implementation that extends the Sidetree protocol
Orb implements the following specifications: did:orb, Activity Anchors. The did:orb method is based on the Sidetree specification and Activity Anchors is based on the ActivityPub and ActivityStreams specifications. The project is built using make. The BDD test suite can be run with make bdd-test. This command builds the Orb images and runs the integration tests. A full set of integration tests is included, which demonstrate all the features of Orb, including adding followers/witnesses and... -
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vocdoni-node
A set of libraries and tools for the Vocdoni decentralized backend
This repository contains a set of libraries and tools for the Vocdoni decentralized backend infrastructure, as described in the documentation. Vocdoni is a universally verifiable, censorship-resistant, and anonymous self-sovereign governance system, designed with the scalability and ease-of-use to support either small/private and big/national elections. Our main aim is a trustless voting system, where anyone can speak their voice and where everything can be audited. -
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nftool
A suite of tools for NFT generative art
A suite of tools for NFT generative art. Generate ERC-721 and ERC-1155 compatible metadata. Traits/Attributes/Properties Generation. Configure custom rarity. Generate collection attributes configuration file. Merge collections, shuffle collections. Find collisions between collections, and image Generation. Generate images from the collection description. -
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Qri CLI
Organize, version, automate, and share datasets
...Every change on qri is associated with a peer, creating an audit-able trail you can use to quickly see what has changed and who has changed it. All datasets on qri are automatically described at the time of ingest using a flexible schema that makes data naturally inter-operate. Qri comes with tools to turn all datasets on the network into a JSON API with a single command. Finally, all changes in qri are tracked & synced. Qri helps you organize, version, automate, and share datasets. All changes to Qri Datasets are versioned. Compare one version to any other. Explore the history of commits to see how datasets evolve over time. ... -
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pcp - Peer Copy
Command line peer-to-peer data transfer tool based on libp2p
Command line peer-to-peer data transfer tool based on libp2p. There already exists a long list of file transfer tools, so why bother building another one? The problem I had with the existing tools is that they rely on a limited set of servers to orchestrate peer matching and data relaying which poses a centralization concern. Many of the usual centralization vs. decentralization arguments apply here, e.g. the servers are single points of failure, the service operator has the power over whom to serve and whom not, etc. ... -
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Space Daemon
The Space Daemon packages together IPFS, Textile Threads/Buckets
Space Daemon is a wrapper built in Go around awesome IPFS tools so that you can have start coding a decentralized desktop app as fast as possible. It's built on top of Textile Threads and Buckets. Space Daemon requires a few modules to run successfully. If you downloaded the binary, you don't have to worry about this since it will be connecting to our services. It's good to understand what's happening behind the scenes though. -
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go-textile
Infrastructure for building composable apps and services on the IPFS
...There may be coding mistakes and the underlying protocols may contain design flaws. Please let us know immediately if you have discovered a security vulnerability. Textile is a set of tools and trust-less infrastructure for building censorship-resistant and privacy-preserving applications. While interoperable with the whole IPFS peer-to-peer network, Textile-flavored peers represent an additional layer or sub-network of users, applications, and services. -
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krab
krab is an encrypted keystore for use with IPFS
krab is a "semi secure" keystore that satisfies the IPFS keystore interface, allowing it to be used natively with many existing IPFS implementations, and tools. It stores keys on disk in a badger datastore, encrypting the keys before being stored in the datastore. Each time a key is fetched, it is decrypted first. A single password is used to encrypt all keys.
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