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caslet

v0.1.1

Published

A simple content addressable system

Downloads

8

Readme

CASlet - a Simple Content Addressable Storage System

caslet is a simple content storage system that allows you to store files uniquely (i.e. the same file will be stored only once).

Install

npm install -g caslet

Usage

Command Line Usage

# to store files into the storage system.
$ caslet store /file/to/be/stored destination/file/path
==> a sha1 hash will be returned.

# get the file by destination/file/path
$ caslet get destination/file/path target/file/path

# get the file by hash
$ caslet gethash hash target/file/path

By default, caslet will hold its content at $HOME/.caslet directory. To change the particular directory, pass in -b|--baseDir a/different/directory as part of the command line call.

$ caslet -b ./assets store /file/to/be/stored destination/file/path
$ caslet -b ./assets pathget destination/flie/path target/file/path
$ caslet -b ./assets hashget hash target/file/path

API

var CAS = require('caslet');
CAS.initialize({baseDir: './assets'}, function(err, cas) {
  cas.store(...);
  cas.storeWithPath(...);
  cas.get(...);
});

CAS.initialize(options, function(err, cas) { ... })

Create the CAS object with CAS initialize - this is where we pass in the initialization parameters.

Option

The following are the values of the option object

  • baseDir: the root directory of the CAS repo. Defaults to $HOME/.caslet if not passed in.

The returned cas object have the following functions:

cas.store(filePath, function(err, hash) { ... })

This call stores the file located at filePath to destPath, and returns its sha1 hash through the callback.

cas.storeWithPath(filePath, destPath, function(err, hash) { ... })

This wraps around cas.store with an addition of destPath that can be also be used for retrieving the file.

cas.get(options, function (err, stream) { ... })

Get the content as a stream.

Options is a JSON object with either hash (the hash returned) or path (the path supplied to cas.storeWithPath).