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@onlabsorg/ipfs-store

v0.5.1

Published

olojs store backed by IPFS

Downloads

13

Readme

ipfs-store

This is an olojs document store based on IPFS.

Getting started

Install via npm:

npm install @onlabsorg/ipfs-store

Create an IPFS store:

const IPFS = require('ipfs-core');
const ipfs = await IPFS.create();

const {IPFSStore} = require('..');
const store = new IPFSStore(ipfs, CID);       // CID is a valid IPFS directory content id

Read the IPFS store content:

const source = await store.read('/path/to/doc');    // returns ipfs://<CID>/path/to/doc
const items = await store.list('/path/to/dir');     // returns the array of child names of ipfs://<CID>/path/to/dir/

Of course write, delete and deleteAll operations are not allowed, being the files stored on IPFS read-only. In order to modify an IPFS store, you can clone it to an olojs MemoryStore, modify it and add it again to IPFS.

const clone = await store.clone('/');    // you can clone just a subdir if you want
const newCID = await IPFSStore.create(ipfs, clone);

Notice that cloning+adding does not modify the original directory, but it creates a new one instead.

Use ipfs-store as stilo plugin

When installed as stilo plugin, this library adds the /ipfs route to your stilo hub.

In order to install olojs-cli as stilo plugin, type the following command from your stilo package root:

stilo install @onlabsorg/ipfs-store

Once you installed it, you can fetch, render or list the olojs documents stored on IPFS. Example:

stilo read /ipfs/QmQnEkNLoSHWDukHoW7J8gFbikx6eGWx2FGv5t1nxo8Wy7/helloworld
stilo list /ipfs/QmQnEkNLoSHWDukHoW7J8gFbikx6eGWx2FGv5t1nxo8Wy7
stilo render /ipfs/QmQnEkNLoSHWDukHoW7J8gFbikx6eGWx2FGv5t1nxo8Wy7/helloworld

Of course the ipfs: protocol will be available also in your olojs documents:

<% hw = import '/ipfs/QmQnEkNLoSHWDukHoW7J8gFbikx6eGWx2FGv5t1nxo8Wy7/helloworld'

License

This software is released under the ISC license.

Related projects

  • olojs is a distributed content management system
  • [viewer] is a web client for rendering olojs documents in the browser
  • olowiki is a web interface that allows creating and modifying olojs documents
  • stilo is a command-line interface written in NodeJS that allows you to create and mange local olojs document repositories.