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Inventory Sample: Peer-to-Peer Sync

Overview

Sample apps that demonstrate out-of-box websockets listener based peer-to-peer database sync functionality introduced in Couchbase Lite 2.8.

Introduction

Couchbase Lite supports out-of-the-box support for secure Peer-to-Peer Sync , over websockets directly between Couchbase Lite enabled clients in IP-based networks without the need for a centralized control point (i.e. no Sync Gateway or Couchbase server required)

iOS Inventory App Tutorial in Swift

Prerequisites

This tutorial assumes familiarity with building swift apps with Xcode and with Couchbase Lite.

If you are unfamiliar with the basics of Couchbase Lite, it is recommended that you follow the Getting Started guide
iOS (Xcode 12.5+)
- Download latest version from the Mac App Store
Wi-Fi network that the peers can communicate over
- You could run your peers in multiple simulators. But if you were running the app on real devices, then you will need to ensure that the devices are on the same WiFi network

Installation and Code Walkthrough

The complete step by step tutorial is available here

NOTE:Apps for other platforms coming soon

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Description contents inside `TLSSettingsData.cs` file are incorrect.

Description content inside TLSSettingsData.cs file has been swapped.

Current descriptions are:

                new TLSSetting(){Index = 1, Setting = LISTENER_CERT_VALIDATION_MODE.ENABLE_VALIDATION_WITH_CERT_PINNING.ToString(), Description="If the listener cert is from well known CA then you will use this mode. Of course, in our sample app, the listener cert as specified in listener-cert-pkey is a self signed cert - so you probably will not use this mode to test. But if you have a CA signed cert, you can configure your listener with the CA signed cert and use this mode to test. Communication is encrypted"},
                new TLSSetting(){Index = 2, Setting = LISTENER_CERT_VALIDATION_MODE.ENABLE_VALIDATION.ToString(), Description="In this mode, the app uses the pinned cert,listener-pinned-cert.cer that is bundled in the app to validate the listener identity. Only the server cert that exactly matches the pinned cert will be authenticated. Communication is encrypted"}

should be:

                new TLSSetting(){Index = 1, Setting = LISTENER_CERT_VALIDATION_MODE.ENABLE_VALIDATION_WITH_CERT_PINNING.ToString(), Description="In this mode, the app uses the pinned cert,listener-pinned-cert.cer that is bundled in the app to validate the listener identity. Only the server cert that exactly matches the pinned cert will be authenticated. Communication is encrypted"},
                new TLSSetting(){Index = 2, Setting = LISTENER_CERT_VALIDATION_MODE.ENABLE_VALIDATION.ToString(), Description="If the listener cert is from well known CA then you will use this mode. Of course, in our sample app, the listener cert as specified in listener-cert-pkey is a self signed cert - so you probably will not use this mode to test. But if you have a CA signed cert, you can configure your listener with the CA signed cert and use this mode to test. Communication is encrypted"}

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