How about a CLI client daemon?

[naggie]

I think it would be a good feature, similar to seeding a torrent.

What does everyone think?

It could be nodejs based, or possibly use phantomjs for immediate deployment.

[whadar]

Sounds brilliant.
Are you up for it? ;)

[naggie]

Possibly in the future, but I'm too busy at the moment, sorry. Nice project!

[Hoverbear]

This could probably be done via PhantomJS. Hrmm....

[idofishler]

I've tried working this out via PhantomJS. I'm getting "not supported" from the validator.
when running this sample code:

console.log(page.evaluate(function () {
    var validator = new peer5.core.apiValidators.ApiValidator([peer5.core.apiValidators.DataChannelsApiValidator]);
    if (!validator.validate()) {
        return "not supported";
    } else {
        return "supported"
    }
}));

I guess the client Phantom is running does not implement data channels. Anyone has another idea?

[shacharz]

This thread has some ideas:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/discuss-webrtc/QFUK2_xjBv0

[shacharz]

Also, if anyone feels like undertaking a broader mission that can solve this issue and help these guys:
https://github.com/helloIAmPau/node-rtc/tree/dev

[shacharz]

Ok people, there's this project https://github.com/js-platform/node-webrtc that built the webrtc stack (including datachannels) for node.js, Sharefest CLI should be closer than ever 👍

[kylemanna]

Any updates on this? It'd be awesome if I could run some CLI tool on a remote server that would return a https://sharefest.me/ for me to remotely download.

[derhuerst]

A CLI is part of webtorrent, which is being developed very actively. WebTorrent aims to be a universal standard able to transport any data peer-to-peer.