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hyperdrive-nested-archive

v0.4.0

Published

create nested hyperdrive archive

Downloads

3

Readme

hyperdrive-nested-archive

Deprecated, use hyperdrive-ln instead

create nested hyperdrive archives(archive tree), where each archive can have different owner.

Install

npm i hyperdrive-nested-archive

Synopsis

const memdb = require('memdb')
const hyperdrive = require('hyperdrive')
const nested = require('hyperdrive-nested-archive')
const toStream = require('string-to-stream')

// assume we have two archive
var drive1 = hyperdrive(memdb())
var archive1 = drive1.createArchive({live: true})
var drive2 = hyperdrive(memdb())
var archive2 = drive2.createArchive({live: true})

// we can add one to another's children
nested.addChild(archive1, '/linkToChild', archive2, function(err) {
  var entries = nested.listAll(drive1, archive1, {live: true})
  entries.on('data', (entry) => {
    console.log(entry.name)
    // output:
    //    /test.txt
    //    /test2.txt
  })
})

toStream('foo').pipe(archive1.createFileWriteStream('/test.txt'))
toStream('foo').pipe(archive2.createFileWriteStream('/test2.txt'))

API

require

var nested = require('hyperdrive-nested-archive')

nested.addChild(rootArchive, prefix, childArchive, callback(err))

add childArchive to rootArchive's children.

nested.listAll(rootArchive, opts)

returns a stream which emit entries for each entry in the archive tree.

How it works

It's pretty simple(and hacky). When we add a child to an archive, we created a file inside /.link/ directory with name including its prefix and key.

For example, if we add a child archive with prefix /foo and key abc, a file named /.link/link-${base58('/foo')}-${abc} will be created.

Then this package provides a helper function to list entries from every archive in the archive tree.

License

MIT