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# Building Tools
## Overview
Holepunch provides a suite of tools for building, bundling, and deploying P2P apps across platforms. Centered around Pear (bundler/runtime) and Bare (JS engine).
## Key Tools
- **Pear CLI**: `pear init/release/run` app scaffolding, hot updates.
- **Bare Build**: `bare-build`, `bare-bundle` for native binaries.
- **CMake Ports**: `cmake-pear`, `cmake-bare`, `cmake-drive` for C++/native integrations.
- **Prebuilds**: `prebuild-containers`, `chromium-prebuilds` for deps.
## Workflow
```
git clone app
pear init
pear run dev
pear release --platform android
```
## Benchmarks (Bare vs Node.js, js-engine-benchmark 2026)
| Platform | Runtime | Score | Size | Eff/MB |
|----------|---------|-------|------|--------|
| Ubuntu x64 | Bare | 40k | 43MB | 947 |
| Node | 41k | 102MB | 406 |
| macOS arm | Bare | 53k | 33MB | 1638 |
| Node | 55k | 94MB | 591 |
Bare: 97% Node speed, 2-3x efficient.
Links: [Pear](https://github.com/holepunchto/pear), [Bare](https://github.com/holepunchto/bare)
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# Interconnections Guide
## Hypercore + Hyperswarm + Hyperdrive Stack
```
Hypercore (logs) → Hyperdrive (FS) → Hyperswarm (swarm)
↓ DHT announce
HyperDHT (discovery)
```
**Example: Collaborative FS**
```js
const Hypercore = require('hypercore')
const Hyperdrive = require('hyperdrive')
const Hyperswarm = require('hyperswarm')
const core = new Hypercore(Randy('./meta'))
const drive = new Hyperdrive('./drive', core)
const swarm = new Hyperswarm()
swarm.join(core.discoveryKey)
swarm.on('connection', (conn) => drive.replicate(conn))
```
## Tradeoffs Table
| Combo | Use Case | Perf Note |
|-------|----------|-----------|
| Hypercore + Swarm | Chat logs | Low latency gossip |
| Drive + DHT | File share | Sparse replication |
| Bee + Multisig | DB collab | Append-proof integrity |
More: Autobase for CRDT over cores.
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# Bare # Bare
## Overview ## Overview
Bare is a modular JS runtime for cross-platform P2P apps. V8/QuickJS engine + libuv I/O. ~40MB binary.
## Benchmarks vs Node.js (js-engine-benchmark 2026)
Ubuntu x64: Bare 40k score (97% Node 41k), 43MB vs 102MB, 2.3x eff/MB.
macOS arm64: Bare 53k (97% Node 55k), 33MB vs 94MB, 2.8x eff.
## Tradeoffs
| Bare | Node.js |
|------|---------|
| Smaller, suspendable | Full stdlib |
| Mobile Tier1 | Server focus |
Code: `require('bare-fs').readFile(...)`
Lightweight, embeddable JS runtime (Node-like, cross-platform). Lightweight, embeddable JS runtime (Node-like, cross-platform).
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- Event logs - Event logs
## Recent Updates ## Recent Updates
- **v11.26.0 (2026-02-19)**: Release with `Hypercore.enable(Hypercore.SMALL_WANTS)` for efficient small range requests ([#771](https://github.com/holepunchto/hypercore/pull/771)) - **v11.26.0 (Feb 18, 2026)**: `enable(SMALL_WANTS)` optimizes sparse small-range replication ([#771](https://github.com/holepunchto/hypercore/pull/771)).
## Benchmarks & Comparisons (2026)
From design analyses (no official 2026 numbers):
- **vs IPFS**: Hypercore faster discovery/bandwidth for mutable data; IPFS better dedup for static.
| Aspect | Hypercore | IPFS |
|--------|-----------|------|
| Latency | Fast DHT | Slower per-chunk |
| Bandwidth | Efficient | High chatter |
| Updates | Near-instant | IPNS ms |
Perf focus: Flat-tree I/O, protomux streams. Test: Append 1M blocks ~seconds on SSD.
## Advanced Code Ex
```js
// Sparse download range
core.enable(core.SMALL_WANTS)
await core.download({ start: 100, end: 200 })
```
## Limitations ## Limitations
- Append-only (use Autobase for CRDT) - Append-only (use Autobase for CRDT)
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# Cycle 4 Heavy Ideas (Feb 19, 2026 9:05) - 10 Full Specs
**20. P2P Backup Vault**
**Why**: Secure, decentralized backups without clouds.
**Arch**: Multisig Hyperdrive + hyperswarm seeding; chunk dedup w/ rabin.
**Modules**: hyper-multisig, hyperdrive, hyperswarm, rabin-native.
**Challenges**: Encryption overhead, seed retention.
**Impact**: High - privacy-focused storage.
**21. Live Stream Relay**
**Why**: Low-latency P2P video/audio w/o central servers.
**Arch**: Hypercore timestamps + bare-ffmpeg mux to hyperswarm.
**Modules**: hypercore, hyperswarm, bare-ffmpeg, bare-media.
**Challenges**: NAT traversal, bandwidth.
**Impact**: High - creator economy.
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