peer unresponsive
wfleurant opened this issue · comments
it would be neat if the repo were able to serve up a magic online/offline image -- table of peers with status image?
Hi @wfleurant
I've made a daily Travis CI build scenario. It compiles cjdns, pulls a copy of hyperboria-peers from npm and builds a config file containing all peers. Then compiles a table showing responsive and non-responsive peers, after an interval of 180 seconds.
The result is here: https://lvlts.github.io/hyperboria-peer-check/
The repository doing the checks is here: https://github.com/lvlts/hyperboria-peer-check
This only works for IPv4 peers. Sorry, I didn't have time to work out all scenarios. Documentation is lacking, I'll probably look over it over the following weeks, if I get any spare time.
That's fantastic!
should readme link to hype-peer-check?
If @lvlts is ok with this, I would include the travis script in this repo with some changes:
- If it's a PR, only verify the new node(s) is working, fail the build if it doesn't work
- If it's a periodic build, verify all nodes, fail the build unless everything works
- Include the travis badge in the readme
This can detected with $TRAVIS_EVENT_TYPE as described here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/environment-variables/#Default-Environment-Variables
@kpcyrd hi, I have no issue with the code being reused in any way you see fit. Please keep in mind that licensing is currently restricted to GPLv3 due to this, which is a modified version of the one used in cjdns. I have no problems with changing the licensing if the dependency is replaced by anything else.
I am currently a little bit pressed on time, so if you are willing to implement the above changes by yourself, it would be great. I can spare some times in a few weeks, at least.
Thanks!
Do we need a travis builder? Does lvlts/hype-check need to make it's way to this hype/peers or is hype/peers linking to the travis badge?
Shoot.
we have this from russian community http://cjdns.cupivan.ru/