How to use the hypercore/lib/crypto.randomBytes function in hypercore
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inkandswitch / capstone / src / node_modules / discovery-cloud / test2.ts View on Github 
let hypercore = require("hypercore")
let crypto = require("hypercore/lib/crypto")
let ram = require("random-access-memory")
const log1 = Debug("discovery-cloud:test:client1")
const log2 = Debug("discovery-cloud:test:client2")
const url = "wss://discovery-cloud.herokuapp.com"
// const url = "ws://0.0.0.0:8080"
const keys = crypto.keyPair()
const feed1 = hypercore(ram, keys.publicKey, { secretKey: keys.secretKey })
const feed2 = hypercore(ram, keys.publicKey)
const client1 = new DiscoveryCloudClient({
id: crypto.randomBytes(32),
url,
stream: info => feed1.replicate(info),
})
feed1.on("ready", () => {
client1.join(feed1.discoveryKey)
log1("joining")
feed1.append("foo")
feed1.append("bar")
feed1.append("baz")
})
const client2 = new DiscoveryCloudClient({
id: crypto.randomBytes(32),
url,
stream: info => feed2.replicate(info),hypercore
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