Gun-VueThe Peer-to-Peer Web App Toolkit

Reactive Web Apps powered by GUN Graph Database + Vue 3 Composables & Components

Local-first single file HTML web-apps

All the components and logic required for your Gun-Vue application can be packed into a single file HTML PWA, simplifying deployment and sharing. Data is stored locally and synced with the global network only when necessary.

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Low-code trustful networking solutions

Build trustful reactive p2p crypto graph applications for casual use with family, friends and wider communities.

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Reactive composables

Gun-Vue provides a set of reactive composables that make it easy to integrate Gun with any application, allowing beginner developers to build powerful p2p apps with minimal boilerplate code.

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Pluggable components

With Gun-Vue, you can create and use custom pluggable components, making it simple to extend the functionality of your app and reuse components across different projects.

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Easy to run relays

A lightweight relay server that helps establish peer connections and ensures smooth data synchronization across the network. Easy to deploy and maintain, it serves as a crucial infrastructure component for your p2p applications.

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Developer-friendly codebase

Benefit from a thoughtfully structured monorepo with consistent patterns throughout. Written and maintained by a single author, the codebase features clear separation of layers, reusability, and a streamlined build system that makes it easy to understand and extend.

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Decentralized data storage

GUN is a peer-to-peer reactive graph database with automatic conflict resolution using CRDTs. Combined with SEA cryptography for security and DAM for mesh networking, it provides a resilient foundation for real-time, decentralized applications that are resistant to censorship and data loss.

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Open source

Gun-Vue is an open-source project under MIT licence with full source code code open to learn from and improve together. It's meaning you can contribute to its development, report issues, and collaborate with the community to help improve the toolkit and build better apps.

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