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Welcome to OrbitDB!

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☄️💫 The OrbitDB community and documentation repo

orbit-db is a serverless, distributed, peer-to-peer database. orbit-db uses IPFS as its data storage and IPFS Pubsub to automatically sync databases with peers. It's an eventually consistent database that uses CRDTs for conflict-free database merges making orbit-db an excellent choice for offline-first applications.

This organization is a place to bring together all of the Orbit repositories, and to work together on making orbit better. This repo is the center of that organization.

Table of Contents

Calls

We sometimes have community calls. At the moment, these are in abeyance. However, if you feel that it would be good to have a call with the OrbitDB community, simply open an issue and ask if others would like to join in.

We do not record these calls, as we want people to feel comfortable joining in and talking without worrying about being recorded. Old notes for meetings are in meeting-notes.

Repositories

The @orbitdb organization on GitHub contains many different repositories. For the most part, these fall into three categories: code which relates to OrbitDB, the peer to peer database for the decentralized web; Orbit Chat, a decentralized chat program built using OrbitDB; and various non-code repositories.

OrbitDB Dependency Graph

Code-free repositories

  • The welcome community repo, which you're in right now;
  • awesome-orbitdb, which is an attempt to list everything that is using OrbitDB, or could help people. Basically, what has been built? And;
  • research, where you can find research papers and interesting research work on CRDTs and the like.
  • logo, Orbit's brand files, formats and guidelines

OrbitDB

OrbitDB is a peer-to-peer database for the decentralized web (to put it succinctly). The most important repositories are:

  • orbit-db - The main repo for OrbitDB.
  • ipfs-log - The most important module used by OrbitDB.

There's also at least one workshop you can try out:

  • web3-workshop - A workshop showing how to build a basic app using OrbitDB. This workshop was presented at the OrbitDB session during the #Web3 summit in Berlin, in August 2019.

And then, there are a whole host of modules. It should be noted that all of these are JavaScript modules on npm.

  • crdts - A library of Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types for JavaScript. Used in orbit-db-counterstore; mostly just one function is used.
  • orbit-db-cache - Actually a persistency layer, not a cache. Saves the latest HEAD of each db locally into LevelDB. Doesn't store a huge amount of data, just the amount of DBs you have. For all of the dbs you have locally, you have a hash for each.
  • orbit-db-cli - CLI for OrbitDB.
  • orbit-db-counterstore - Datastore in OrbitDB. Uses CRDTs, inherits from orbit-db-store.
  • orbit-db-docstore - Another OrbitDB store which allows you to index a blob.
  • orbit-db-eventstore - Another data model type. Like ipfs-log. Wraps into a store interface.
  • orbit-db-feedstore - Database type in OrbitDB. This is exactly like eventlog, but you can delete events from the log.
  • orbit-db-keystore - Keystore is actually a module that stores the keys locally. You can generate keys, it persists them in the data folder, you can import and export keys - it is basically a key manager.
  • orbit-db-kvstore - KeyValue store. Another DB type in OrbitDB. This may occasionally be unclear in the code, where kvstore is called keyvalue store.
  • orbit-db-pubsub - Message propagation module for OrbitDB. A layer between OrbitDB and IPFS Pubsub.
  • orbit-db-store - Base class for OrbitDB data stores. A Base Class defines the common interface for all databases.
  • orbit-db-test-utils - Reusable utilities for automated testing across the OrbitDB stack
  • orbit-db-benchmark-runner - Benchmark runner for compatible orbit-db repositories.
  • orbit-db-storage-adapter - Adapter for any leveldown-compliant store
  • orbit-db-io - IO helper module used within OrbitDB

Orbit Chat

And then there is the Orbit Chat, which is a chat program built on top of OrbitDB. These will most likely be renamed at some point to stop the confusion. The most important repository is:

  • orbit-web - The browser client of Orbit Chat.

Other repositories include:

  • orbit - This is a landing page repo, without code, and may be the start for a new Orbit Chat org if we end up making one. It needs to be updated.
  • orbit-core - The JavaScript npm module that implements the Orbit Chat protocol.
  • orbit-electron - Desktop application for Orbit Chat. Uses orbit-core and IPFS.
  • orbit-textui - A terminal client for Orbit Chat.
  • orbit-bot - Unsurprisingly, a bot for Orbit Chat.

Multilingual Implementations

There has been a recent explosion of awesome, ambitions, community-driven work towards interoperability with other languages. First came the orbit-db-http-api, followed by py-orbit-db-http-client, and go-orbit-db.

These repos started as community efforts and were brought into the organization soon after. However, search GitHub - there's a lot more.

The best place to find out what is available is likely by asking in the Gitter. If you know of any other repos that ought to be included in this section, point them out to us!

Other repositories?

There are other repositories that aren't in the organization around the web which are important - for instance, of course, ipfs. For now, these are the main ones in the @orbitdb organization.

If there is something missing form this list, please let us know! Either open a PR or an issue, and we'll add it. Thank you.

Naming

Why "OrbitDB"? Because it was available on GitHub, and it matches orbitdb. Why "Orbit"? Because that is the name of the chat app built on top of orbit-db. Why was that called "Orbit"? You'll have to ask @haadcode, but it's probably something to do with the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).

There are variants of the name. For now, the canonical versions are: OrbitDB for the general project, orbit-db for the codebase at orbitdb/orbit-db, @orbitdb for the organization, and Orbit Chat for what used to be called just Orbit.

Registries

We maintain OrbitDB accounts on these registries:

Contribute

Please contribute! Dive into the issues!

Check out our contributing document for more information on how we work, and about contributing in general. Please be aware that all interactions related to OrbitDB are subject to the OrbitDB Code of Conduct.

Small note: If editing the README, please conform to the standard-readme specification.

This repository is maintained by @RichardLitt. If you've got any questions for him, feel free to open an issue or a pull request, or to email him privately. we're always looking for more maintainers!

License

This repository is only for documents. All of these are licensed under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license © 2016-2018 Protocol Labs Inc., Haja Networks Oy. Any code is under a MIT © 2016-2018 Protocol Labs Inc., Haja Networks Oy.

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The @orbitdb npm org

I've set up the @orbitdb organization on npm. This will allow us to publish packages easier from multiple contributors, and do key management easier. Currently you can publish scoped packages from npm orgs. This means that packages published from @orbitdb will look like @orbitdb/eslint-config-orbitdb. The duplication of orbitdb aside (this is getting ridiculous), this will make it easier to see that packages are in the OrbitDB namespace.

To create a new package, someone needs to transfer it to the OrbitDB organization, and then create a team for that package. If the package involves outside contributors, they should be invited to the org and added to only that team for the package. (As well, they should probably set up 2FA). This means, that, in the future, we don't have a ton of repos spread across dozens of contributors, but a centralized place where we can see who has read/write access to what. By adding multiple members to a team, more people can publish npm packages, cutting down on blocking time.

Overall, I think this is a necessary move for scaling. I'd like to move forward and start putting more repositories into the @orbitdb organization. While we're doing this process, I'd also like to rename repositories and stop using orbitdb in the names of every single repository; I think it is mostly unnecessary. Yes, this is a tiny bit like painting a bike shed, but that's probably OK.

To Do

  • Let me know if you want access to the orbitdb org
  • Write this information up in an npm guide
  • Identify packages to move across to orbitdb
  • Identify contributors who should be part of the orbitdb npm org
  • Rename repositories as appropriate; discuss.

Introducing the orbitdb.org domain

We now have the orbitdb.org domains. We'll be using this for emails (such as [email protected]) and calendars, in particular. Don't bother clicking it at the moment; there's nothing there.

Any questions, concerns, or comments are welcome. :)

Community Calendar

I'm attempting to set up a community calendar for us all to use, specifically for conferences, community calls, and other date-based events. I believe I might have gotten it with this:

https://calendar.google.com/calendar?cid=b3JiaXRkYi5vcmdfb2xrcWlyanFvazZwdGJuNnAxcGVrdmQyZ29AZ3JvdXAuY2FsZW5kYXIuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbQ

However, you may need Google to sign in, which isn't ideal. Does this work for you?

And has anyone heard of a good Google alternative for calendars?

Eventually, I want to link to this from the README of this repository.

Orbitdb or Orbit-DB?

I can't figure out whether we should call it orbitdb or orbit-db. Is there a preference for one over the other? What about capitalization?

Remove dates from Licenses

The Node Board just pointed out that dates do not have any legal meaning in the License files. We can get rid of a non-negligible bit of admin by just removing them in the files, and in the Readme license section. What do you think?

OrbitDB Community Call: Tuesday November 13

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OrbitDB Community Call: April 16th

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Repo Health Checks

It would be great to have a matrix of all of our repos and their status in terms of code, readme, docs, tests, CI ,etc

OrbitDB Community Call: Tuesday September 3rd at 1400UTC

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OrbitDB Community Call: March 19th

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Move this repo to https://github.com/orbitdb/orbit

I think it might make sense to destroy this repository, and to use https://github.com/orbitdb/orbit as the welcome repo.

Why do this?

  • This repo is relatively new; that one has far more watchers and stars who might be interested in seeing the org grow.
  • There's no code there anymore, but there's a ton of issues which aren't getting attention. We can go through and close those or transfer them to the relevant repositories.
  • One document repo is better than two.

OrbitDB Community Call: September 18th

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Question about replication model

Hi,

This is a question, not a bug or real issue. If this is not the best place to ask questions, please let me know.

I wanted to understand the replication model used / supported by orbit-db. e.g.

  • Can I set a replication factor? (e.g. have exact 2 copies for every data?) .
  • Does orbit-db allow running only on a single node (maybe only for a short time when other nodes are down) and still allow writes?

OrbitDB Community Call: September 4th

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Move repositories from @haadcode to @orbitdb

In a private discussion, we went over these repositories and wrote some brief notes on these repositories under @haadcode's namespace. There are a few repositories in @haadcode that might be better placed in @orbitdb, a few which would be better off deleted or archived, and some more which can just stay where they are.

@haadcode: Can you take a look at these, perform the appropriate action, and then check them off this list and close this issue, please?

Move these to @orbitdb:

Archive

Please archive these repositories. You can do this in the settings. Alternatively, delete them. We had marked them for deletion, but I don't think that's actually necessary; archiving them clearly shows they're not maintained or relevant, and keeps a track record in case you get subpoenaed by the Open Source police.

Leave alone or undecided

We didn't decide what to do with these. Check these off when you've gone through and done the appropriate thing.

  • go-ipfs-log - Prototype, long time ago, not finished. @kex has some go-ipfs stuff, too. Keep. Contact Kex.
  • immutabledb - A way of doing a datastore, to use everything. Can store quite a bit of things. Instead of using IPFS, use anything else.
  • logplease
  • planet-express - Twitter prototype. May have some screenshots. Kind of cool.
  • pouchdb-adapter-orbitdb - @haadcode will look into it.
  • proto2 - Visualization of orbitdb's dataflow and functions that may not work. Out of date.

And, in the IPFS Shipyard:

When you've done this, ping me please, as we should add the moved repositories to the directory in #3.

OrbitDB Community Call: Tuesday December 11, 1400UTC

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Chat about orbit-db and CRDTs

Me and @diasdavid were discussing on IRC that it would be good to sync with @pgte on orbit-db and specifically about CRDTs. We decided Thursday the 23rd (this week) would be a good day to do that.

@pgte when would be a good time for you on Thursday? Best for me would be in the morning, 9 UTC to 12 UTC, but I can also do 15 UTC. I think we should timebox this for an hour. Let me know your availability.

Everyone's welcome to join us and participate, or to just listen in! We'll post a zoom link before the chat.

OrbitDB Community Call: February 19th

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OrbitDB Logo

I had my friend Pablo whip up some logo designs for us. These are from the second iteration; what do you think? Any and all comments are welcome.

Haja_Orbit_v2.pdf

There are three versions here.

Personally, I'm a fan of the middle one the most, I think.

Concept

Hello OrbitDB,

I read and watch #ipfs and I very like this working idea - I looking for "a private implementation" so data from my service will be available only on my servers across continents

Q I understand it right and #orbitdb just connect to already prepared #ipfs service <> or is in #orbitdb some security layer ?

thx

OrbitDB Community Call: January 8th!

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Original Issue Comment (pre-edit)

Hey everyone! The next call falls on Christmas, and the week after that falls on New Years. We have a few options - we could meet before Christmas - say, on the 20th - or during the week between Christmas and New Years. What do you all think?

Gitter!

👋 To make chatting in public easier, we've opened up some Gitter chatrooms for OrbitDB.

https://gitter.im/orbitdb/Lobby

We already have IRC, but due to recent issues with spam, and due to a barrier to entry for people who do not have their own IRC clients and who are unfamiliar with how IRC works, it is most likely not the best option for a welcoming community of people who want to work on OrbitDB. We're going to keep the IRC chat - don't worry - but we want to increasingly move conversation over to Gitter, because it's a very easy to use, intuitive, newcomer-friendly platform.

I'll start PRing the Gitter badge for https://gitter.im/orbitdb/Lobby to all of the repositories soon. That will be the entry point (it's a bit silly to also have a OrbitDB/Welcome room, as Lobby is Gitter's default, so we're going to just keep Lobby). There's also a https://gitter.im/orbitdb/dev channel for more intense conversations about building out OrbitDB, as opposed to building tools with it.

Come join us, and ask any questions about Gitter here or in the chat itself. :)

Repository templates

I'd be happy to set up a repository template to make it easier to clone new repositories. Looking at https://github.com/orbitdb/orbit-db-identity-provider, there's some work that I could see that would immediately be useful; and rather than having me PR repos after they're made, or all of the orbitdb maintainers needing to remember what to do when creating them, I think a template might help out.

Another option would be a 'Set up this repository' bot. That might work, too, and I know how I'd make it fairly quickly.

What do you think?

OrbitDB Community Call: August 6 1400 UTC

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This will be the next Orbit community call, on August 6 at 1400UTC! Drop your agenda items here or in the notes.

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Move Repositories to this organization

OrbitDB Community Call: June 11th, 2019

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OrbitDB Community Call: June 25, 1400 UTC

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OrbitDB Community Call: August 20, 1400UTC

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OrbitDB Community Call: October 2nd

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Contribution guidelines

We should create a contribution guidelines for the OrbitDB projects.

In the past, we only had one or a handful of contributors and keeping code, docs and "git workflow" consistent wasn't much of an issue. As the community is growing, it'd be good to codify the guidelines, to make it easier to a) know how a contribution should look like and b) for maintainers to point to the guidelines to keep consistency.

The guideline should include instructions for at least:

  • Code style
  • Commit messages
  • PR (eg. squashing)
  • etc.

OrbitDB Community Call: April 2nd

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OrbitDB Community Call: May 14th Community Call

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OrbitDB Community Call: March 5th

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OrbitDB Meetup in Berlin: June 11th

Hey! So, there's been some talk on Gitter and elsewhere of organizing an OrbitDB Meetup in Berlin around June 10th. Specifically, it would be a meetup involving a few short presentations, with a focus on socializing and meeting other people working on OrbitDB.

In the interest of being as open as possible, let this thread be the official planning thread. 💃

Meetup Link

If you're into Meetup as a site: https://www.meetup.com/berlin-ipfs/events/262150765/

When and Where

BigchainDB, Chausseestr. 19, 10115 Berlin (Ring buzzer LUKSO).
Tuesday June 11th, 7:00-9:30pm

There will be pizza and some drinks provided. We'll go from the event to a local bar, most likely.

Talks

  • @haadcode: I'll give a talk about the history, present and future of OrbitDB, an overview of where we are as a technology and community :) May add another quick talk on the details of the future plans, depending on if available slots.
  • @aphelionz TBD
  • @oed: I'll talk about our new AC for moderated / members only feeds :)

Things we need

  • Talks. We could always use more!
  • Attendees: Would you like to come? :)

Orbit Community Call: August 7 2018 1300UTC

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OrbitDB Community Call: Tuesday November 27

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This will be the next Orbit community call, on November 27 at 1300UTC! Drop your agenda items here or in the notes.

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OrbitDB Community Call: Tuesday October 30

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This will be the next Orbit community call, on October 2nd at 1300UTC! Drop your agenda items here or in the notes.

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Original message:

I was on a plane most of yesterday, and failed to remember to post the link last week for the call yesterday. I saw that some people tried to join the call anyway; I'm sorry about that!

What do you all think about having the community call next Tuesday at the regular time, 1300 UTC?

OrbitDB Community Call: May 28 Community Call

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This will be the next Orbit community call, on May 14 at 1400UTC! Drop your agenda items here or in the notes.

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OrbitDB Community Call: January 22nd

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This will be the next Orbit community call, on January 22nd at 1400UTC! Drop your agenda items here or in the notes. Note that this is an hour later than the last call.

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OrbitDB Community Call: February 5th

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Orbit Weekly Call: Tuesday July 24th

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Orbit Community Call: August 21 2018 1300UTC

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This will be the next Orbit community call, at 1300UTC on August 21st. Drop your agenda items here or in the notes.

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orbit.chat domain

I still have orbit.chat - let me know where to move it. I'll keep renewing it until then :)

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