Pear
Peer-to-peer install and deploy CLI for distributed application deployment.
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About Pear
Pear is a peer-to-peer runtime and command-line tool for building, deploying, and distributing applications across a network of peers without requiring central infrastructure. Developers use it to create and share applications that run on desktop, mobile, and terminal environments while maintaining the ability to update applications over the air. Pear is built on top of Bare, a zero-core JavaScript runtime, and the P2P building blocks which include components for storage, discovery, and replication.
The tool is developed by holepunchto and is licensed under Apache 2.0. Pear provides a platform for constructing unstoppable applications with peer-to-peer capabilities, allowing developers to load applications remotely from other peers. The platform includes a command-line interface for staging, provisioning, and releasing applications, as well as templates and documentation to help developers get started building peer-to-peer applications.
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