Because the generated address is deterministic, it can be predicted if you know the name, type, and write-access keys. This method makes it straightforward to do so.
Use latest store modules
Add a set of tests for checking database replication status
Fix tests as per new replication status api
Speed up and improve tests
Fix default database creation tests
Add more test utils
Remove obsolete public methods from OrbitDB
Workaround for "underlying socket has been closed" error in replication test
Update package-lock
Add tests to make sure a database can be saved and loaded multiple times in a row
Add a test to make sure the correct replication progress is emitted
Add mem-store for faster development testing
Improve tests
Improve logging
Fix replication benchmark
Update packages and build
Use latest store modules from npm
Update README
Update docs
Update examples
Update benchmarks
Update dependencies
Add Getting Started guide
Add new a screenshot
Add a new live demo
Add persistency tests for snapshot saving/loading and events
Add network stress tests (but skip them by default as they're very heavy and lengthy)
Add browser benchmarks
Add log() alias for eventlog() database
Add possibility to create database if it doesn't exist yet
Add support for orbitdb addresses
Add a test for starting replication when peers connect
Add debug build
Use IPFS nodeID as default user id
Use ipfs-pubsub-room
Handle closing of databases properly
Handle cache errors
Clean up tests, re-organize code files
Clean up code style
Support for CLI
Remove obsolete scripts
Use immutable ipfs-log.
Simplify internals.
Remove obsolete dependencies.
Update dependencies.
Use @dignifiedquire's mapSeries for Promises.
Split tests to individual stores.
Improve tests.
Fix build process.
Build size down to 121kb.
Fix benchmarks and examples.
Move Cache to Stores (and to its own module).
