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ipfs-backup

v1.0.2-beta

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Open source encrypted IPFS backup service

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Readme

ipfs-backup

Open source encrypted IPFS backup service.

Requirements

  • Moralis server - https://moralis.io/
  • Email account (currently only gmail is supported)
  • Node.js
  • npm (Node.js package manager)
npm install -g ipfs-backup

Usage

Run the backup service:

npx ipfs-backup -a MORALIS_APP_ID -s MORALIS_SERVER_URL -k MORALIS_MASTER_KEY -f BACKUP_FREQUENCY -d DIRECTORY -e EMAIL -p PASSWORD

Arguments:

  • MORALIS_APP_ID -a
    • The app ID of your Moralis server.
  • MORALIS_SERVER_URL -s
    • The URL of your Moralis server.
  • MORALIS_MASTER_KEY -k
    • The master key of your Moralis server.
  • BACKUP_FREQUENCY -f
    • The period of time in between backups in hours.
  • DIRECTORY -d
    • The path to a directory you wish to backup.
  • EMAIL -e
    • Your email address (must be a gmail account).
  • PASSWORD -p
    • The password to your email account.

Restore a backup:

npx ipfs-restore -h BACKUP_HASH -p DESTINATION_PATH -k EMAIL_PASSWORD_ENCRYPTION_KEY

Arguments:

  • BACKUP_HASH -h
    • The IPFS content hash of the backup you wish to restore.
  • DESTINATION_PATH -p
    • The path that you wish the restored file to be saved.
  • EMAIL_PASSWORD_ENCRYPTION_KEY -k
    • The password to your email account; this is used to encrypt and decrypt your data.

Description

This is an open source command line utility package that allows you backup a directory to IPFS, using a free Moralis server. Data is encrypted and decrypted using the provided email password as a private key, and each time the system performs a backup it will email you with a link to the IPFS content, as well as a BACKUP_HASH which you can use to download and decrypt a backup. This means that you can retain backups of directories for no cost, thanks to IPFS and the free tier of Moralis.

Release Notes

1.0.2-beta

  • Supports encrypting and syncing a single directory
  • BACKUP_FREQUENCY does not do anything as the script will currently just run the backup once, a future release will include automatic backups at the provided interval times
  • EMAIL only supports gmail accounts in this release
  • Your email account may block the script from logging into your account, you will need to allow it access