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@eifil/amt-ipld

v2.0.3

Published

Array Mapped Trie (Persistent Vector) implementation using IPLD.

Downloads

25

Readme

amt-ipld

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Array Mapped Trie (Persistent Vector) implementation using IPLD.

Aims to be conformant with github.com/filecoin-project/go-amt-ipld.

Install

npm install @eifil/amt-ipld

Usage

The AMT requires a store that complies with IpldStore.

Create a new empty AMT

import { Root as AMT } from `@eifil/amt-ipld`
const amt = new AMT(store, { bitWidth: 8 })

Load an existing AMT

import { Root as AMT } from `@eifil/amt-ipld`
const amt = await AMT.load(store, rootCID, { bitWidth: 8 })

Set and get values

import { Root as AMT } from '@eifil/amt-ipld'

type Fruit = { name: string }

const fruits = new AMT<Fruit>(store, { bitWidth: 8 })

await fruits.set(0n, { name: 'apple' })
await fruits.set(1n, { name: 'orange' })
await fruits.set(3n, { name: 'pear' })

console.log(fruits.size) // 3n

const f0 = await fruits.get(0n)
const f1 = await fruits.get(1n)
const f2 = await fruits.get(2n)
const f3 = await fruits.get(3n)

console.log({ f0, f1, f2, f3 })
// {
//   f0: { name: 'apple' },
//   f1: { name: 'orange' },
//   f2: undefined,
//   f3: { name: 'pear' }
// }

for await (const [index, value] of fruits.entries()) {
  console.log({ index, value })
}
// { index: 0n, value: { name: 'apple' } }
// { index: 1n, value: { name: 'orange' } }
// { index: 3n, value: { name: 'pear' } }

// now flush unsaved data to the store and return the new root CID
const rootCID = await fruits.flush()
console.log(rootCID)
// CID(bafyreigvhzij2lv5oex4rbfo4obm63re6x4ndlzoctfmisollrzw2lhvlm)

Custom CBOR encoding/decoding

Add an encodeCBOR method to your values, and pass a decoder to the options (an object with a decodeCBOR function) to enable a custom encoding format for your values.

import { Root as AMT } from '@eifil/amt-ipld'

class Fruit {
  name: string
  constructor (name: string) {
    this.name = name
  }
  encodeCBOR () {
    return [this.name] // encode as a compact array
  }
  static decodeCBOR (obj: any) {
    return new Fruit(obj[0]) // re-hydrate a Fruit instance from array format
  }
}

const fruits = new AMT<Fruit>(store, { bitWidth: 8, decoder: Fruit })

await fruits.set(0n, new Fruit('apple'))
await fruits.flush()

const f0 = await fruits.get(0n)
console.log(f0) // Fruit { name: 'apple' }

Contribute

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

License

This project is dual-licensed under Apache 2.0 and MIT terms:

  • Apache License, Version 2.0, (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
  • MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)