@libp2p/webtransport Correct multiaddr format #2371
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The WebTransport transport is dial-only at the moment. When QUIC lands in node.js we'll be able to add it but until then listening is not supported. I did have a PR that added listener support via @fails-components/webtransport but it was never really production-grade. |
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This adds a note at the top of the WebTransport `README.md` to remind people of the fact that currently, the WebTransport implementation in js-libp2p only supports dialing out to other nodes and does not actually support listening for incoming dials because js-libp2p depends on Node JS and QUIC support has not landed in Node JS yet. Related: libp2p#2371
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@achingbrain I made a PR that adds a note to the Webtransport docs about them supporting dial only. I am currently in the process of learning libp2p and I find that although there is a lot of documentation, it often misses critical details such as these or is hard to find. So I am trying to contribute by making small PRs with small updates to the docs as I go. Hope you find it helpful. |
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This adds a note at the top of the WebTransport `README.md` to remind people of the fact that currently, the WebTransport implementation in js-libp2p only supports dialing out to other nodes and does not actually support listening for incoming dials because js-libp2p depends on Node JS and QUIC support has not landed in Node JS yet. Related: libp2p#2371
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@Download thanks, yes - it's very helpful! |
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* docs: add note about webtransport only supporting dial This adds a note at the top of the WebTransport `README.md` to remind people of the fact that currently, the WebTransport implementation in js-libp2p only supports dialing out to other nodes and does not actually support listening for incoming dials because js-libp2p depends on Node JS and QUIC support has not landed in Node JS yet. Related: #2371 * Apply suggestions from code review --------- Co-authored-by: Stijn de Witt <stijndewitt@foodsy.eu> Co-authored-by: Alex Potsides <alex@achingbrain.net>
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Fixed by #2411 |
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Hi, I have just started a project that requires the use of @libp2p/webtransport
However none of the documented multiaddr formats are working as a listen address.
I have seen the following formats:
/ip4/0.0.0.0/udp/0/quic/webtransport
/ip4/0.0.0.0/udp/0/quic-v1/webtransport
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