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This document shows how to write your own compatible `dat` client using node modules.
-The three essential node modules are called [hyperdrive](https://npmjs.org/hyperdrive), [discovery-swarm](https://npmjs.org/discovery-swarm) and [level](https://npmjs.org/level). Hyperdrive does file synchronization and versioning, discovery-swarm does peer discovery over local networks and the Internet, and level provides a local LevelDB for storing metadata. More details are available in [How Dat Works](how-dat-works.md). The [dat](https://npmjs.org/dat) module itself is just some code that combines these two modules and wraps them in a command-line API.
+The three essential node modules are called [hyperdrive](https://npmjs.org/hyperdrive), [discovery-swarm](https://npmjs.org/discovery-swarm) and [level](https://npmjs.org/level). Hyperdrive does file synchronization and versioning, discovery-swarm does peer discovery over local networks and the Internet, and level provides a local LevelDB for storing metadata. More details are available in [How Dat Works](how-dat-works.md). The [dat](https://npmjs.org/dat) module itself is just some code that combines these modules and wraps them in a command-line API.
Here's the minimal code needed to download data from a dat: