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@akashnetwork/lfs

v0.0.1

Published

Fastify GIT LFS Server

Downloads

2

Readme

Fastify GIT LFS

Use use git to manage your static files and offload them to a large binary provider.

Supported

Coming Soon

  • Basic Authentication with SSH Support.

How to Use

Setup

Install the Git Large File Support Addon. This addon allows the git client, to offload the images in the git repository, to an external location.

Add trackable binary files (creates a .gitattributes to commit to repo)

git lfs track "*.png"

Create a .lfsconfig file in the root of your repository, point it to our open SiaSky uploader, or to a self hosted version if you prefer.

[lfs]
url = "https://localhost:3000/:githubOrg/:githubRepository"

Start the LFS server locally (or connect to one in the cloud)

npx @dmikey/fastify-git-lfs

Commit files like normal

git add image.png
git commit -m "adding the image"
git push

Images are automatically uploaded to Skynet as the default store, and placeholders are commited to your repository.

version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1
oid sha256:a480292a083cffbae4602079113e3b6ed8e7ed24ffabda282eb2054460ad7325
size 65898

Your files are now stored on Skynet. To continue working with your files locally, use git lfs!

git checkout branch
git lfs fetch
git lfs checkout

Your images are downloaded from Skynet, and the pointer files are updated locally.

No Verification

Why? Because git lfs doesn't use it to prevent commit. If a server responds 200 to an upload, git lfs is hitting verification for the benefit of the server. When this changes, verification will be enabled.

Thank you for the original implimentation

https://github.com/kzwang/node-git-lfs