Alexander Cobleigh cblgh

cabal clients
  cabal-core

cabal-core
  discovery-swarm
    dat-swarm-defaults
  kappa-view-level
 kappa-core

cabal-client definitely stores:

what channels you have joined
for each channel you've joined: what was the latest message you read in that channel
last viewed channel

cabal-client probably stores:

links with context about the missing cryptographic primitives that are needed for hypercore-with-noise to be able to browserify properly

basically sodium-javascript needs some loving

	var neatLog = require('..')
	var output = require("diffy/trim")

	var log = neatLog(headerView, {fullscreen: true})
	log.render() // force an immediate render

	function headerView (state) {
	return output(`
	Hello World!
	rows ${process.stdout.rows}

	var hypercore = require('hypercore')
	var pump = require("pump")
	var disco = require("discovery-swarm")
	var feed = hypercore('./single-chat-feed', {
	valueEncoding: 'json'
	})

	var swarm = disco()
	feed.ready(function () {
	console.log("pub", feed.key.toString("hex"))

	var asciify = require('asciify-image')

	var options = {
	fit: 'box',
	width: process.stdout.columns,
	height: process.stdout.rows
	}

	asciify('cabal.png', options)
	.then(function (asciified) {

	return new Promise((res, rej) => {
	rej ("mistaken")
	console.log("Nope :)")
	res("hehe")
	}).then(() => {
	console.log("execution continued without problem")
	}).catch(() => {
	console.log("lol im a noob")
	})

	function isValidMessage(msg) {
	if (!msg.value.type) msg.value.type = "text/chat"
	return msg.value && typeof msg.value === "object"
	}