cleaker `4.0.0`

Who am I, here.

.me gives you an identity. cleaker gives that identity a place on the network.

import me from 'this.me'
import cleaker from 'cleaker'

const identity = me('suign', 'my-secret') // your identity, offline
const node = cleaker(identity, 'neurons.me') // your place: suign.neurons.me

Two steps

1. Be someone. me('suign', 'my-secret') creates your identity on your own device. No server, no network. Your secret never leaves the kernel.

2. Be somewhere. cleaker(me, space) projects that identity into a space. The space is a root like neurons.me or cleaker.me, and your name inside it is a namespace: suign.neurons.me.

Same identity, different spaces, different namespaces:

me('suign', 'my-secret')
  ├── cleaker(me, 'neurons.me') → suign.neurons.me
  └── cleaker(me, 'cleaker.me') → suign.cleaker.me

Claim your name

The first time, you claim the namespace. The claim is signed with a key derived from your identity. Nothing secret is sent.

await node.claim({ namespace: 'suign.neurons.me' })

From then on, only the holder of that key can write under that name.

Come back

Next time, you sign in. cleaker signs a fresh proof, the server checks it against the key from your claim, and your memories come back into your kernel.

const session = await node.signIn({ namespace: 'suign.neurons.me' })
session.memoriesCount // memories restored

Install

npm install cleaker

Where it fits

this.me  → the kernel. Your identity and your data, offline.
cleaker  → the resolver. Where your identity lives on the network.
monad    → the runtime. Serves namespaces over HTTP.

Resolutio ante directionem — nomen ante locum. Resolution before direction. Name before place.