# webtorrent-fixtures
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## Sample torrent files for the WebTorrent test suite

Torrent and content test files. All files are Public Domain or Creative Commons.

## install

```sh
npm i -S @substrate-system/webtorrent-fixtures
```

## Usage

```js
import fixtures from '@substrate-system/webtorrent-fixtures'
console.log(fixtures.leaves)
```

## Inline
If you need to bundle your test files, use the inline version. Buffers are exposed as base64 strings.

```js
import fixtures from '@substrate-system/webtorrent-fixtures/inline'
```

### revive
To parse the JSON string, use the `revive` function. This will convert all `base64` string to Buffer objects.

```js
import base64Fixtures, { 
    revive
} from '@substrate-system/webtorrent-fixtures/inline'

const torrent = revive(base64Fixtures.leaves.parsedTorrent)
```

## License

MIT. Copyright (c) [Feross Aboukhadijeh](https://feross.org) and [WebTorrent, LLC](https://webtorrent.io).