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osm-p2p-server is for interfacing with a peer-to-peer OSM database locally. You create it by passing in a kappa-osm instance, which has a replicate() API to sync the database with another peer. As for how to find such peers, you can use other modules in the NodeJS ecosystem such as hyperswarm.
Thanks for the explanation. I hoped I could just run this node and get a local instance of OSM data synchroned fast, like in blockchain.
Because this server has limited functionality, I would rename it to osm-p2p-api for clarity, and then kappa-osm to osm-p2p-db. https://github.com/hyperswarm/hyperswarm surely looks interesting. If everything is merged together, I would call it osm-p2p-node. However, I am not sure what the DB size right now would be?
How does a peer discovery work for
osm-p2p-server
?Do I need to do something for the initial data sync?
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