If you are the first node in the network (no bootstraps), you can start your peer by doing the following:
python3 client.py --ip=<ip> --port=<port>
This will start the interactive shell UI, where you have the following commands:
get <Song Name> <Artist Name>
, which downloads a song from the networkput <Song Name> <Artist Name>
, which uploads a song to the networktable
, which shows the state of the peer's routing tableinfo
, which outputs the peers ip, port, and ID- Note that
<Song Name>
and<Artist Name>
should be camel cased with no spaces
If you are not the first node in the network, you will need the address of a node already in the network to join (bootstrap). You can start your peer by doing the following:
python3 client.py --ip=<ip> --port=<port> --b=<bootstraps>
Note that the <bootstraps>
should be in the following form
bshost1:port1,bshost2:port2,bshost3:port3...
- After downloading a song from the network, the song will be stored in a
kad_files
directory under thep2play
directory in the repo. This directory will automatically be created if it does not exist. - To upload songs to the network, the user should create a directory called
kad_files
under the subp2play
directory if they do not have one already. They should then move any songs they want to put on the network in this directory. The user must rename the songs to fit the name scheme of P2Play, (e.g.SongName-ArtistName.kad
)