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@cinderlink/server-bin

v0.1.0

Published

Cinderlink server binary

Downloads

9

Readme

@cinderlink/server-bin

This package provides a binary for the Cinderlink server. The binary runs a js-ipfs node via @cinderlink/client and accompanying HTTP API & Gateway server. The server will store IPFS repository data in the cinderlink/ directory in the current working directory.

Installation

pnpm add @cinderlink/server-bin

Usage Example

For an example server configuration with a custom plugin, see this example.

Commands


cinderlink init

Initializes a new Cinderlink server. This command will create a cinderlink.config.js file in the current working directory.

init options

  • --pkey - Indicates that the server should look for a private key in the environment at CINDERLINK_PRIVATE_KEY. If this option is not provided, the server will instead look for a mnemonic in the environment at CINDERLINK_MNEMONIC.
  • --env - Also generate an environment file for the server.

cinderlink init-env

Initializes a new environment file for the Cinderlink server. This command will create a .env file in the current working directory.

init-env options

  • --pkey - Use a private key instead of a mnemonic.

cinderlink start

Starts the Cinderlink server. This command will look for a cinderlink.config.js file in the current working directory.

start options

  • --env - Specify an environment file to load for the server.