Support multiple peers for the "chat-with-mdns" example #2993
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Can you also update the example to use the latest version of go-libp2p? Update the |
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@MqllR can you fix the merge conflict and the go check error: |
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Merged master which fix the static check (see #3023). |
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The
chat-with-mdnsexample is pretty limited and quite confusing regarding the streams management. As a libp2p beginner, it is not easy to really get the behavior of theStreamHandlerand when another stream is opened.In addition, the input read from
Stdincannot be consumed from the different goroutines which make the example incompatible with a multi peers setup.In this PR, I propose to store the peers in a distinct struct to later be able to broadcast messages to all the peers part of the p2p network.
Execution example: