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lecarfy

v1.0.0

Published

A CAR file creator/formatter that creates CAR files with leaf blocks appearing first, in depth first traversal order.

Downloads

5

Readme

lecarfy

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A CAR file creator/formatter that creates CAR files with leaf blocks appearing first, in depth first traversal order.

Given the following DAG:

              r
              |
      +-------1-------+
      |               |
  +---2---+       +---9---+
  |       |       |       |
+-3-+   +-6-+   +-a-+   +-d-+
|   |   |   |   |   |   |   |
4   5   7   8   b   c   e   f

This library will create a CAR with blocks arranged in the following order:

4,5,7,8,b,c,e,f,r,1,2,9

When the root block (r) is encountered there are no more leaves in the DAG.

Install

npm install lecarfy

Usage

import { format } from 'lecarfy'
import { CarReader } from '@ipld/car'

const car = await CarReader.fromBytes(/* ...CAR file bytes... */)
const [rootCid] = await car.getRoots()

const formattedCar = format(rootCid, car)

for await (const bytes of formattedCar) {
  // bytes is a Uint8Array
}

API

format (root: CID, blocks: BlockGetter): AsyncIterable<Uint8Array>

Format the passed DAG rooted by the passed CID in the lecarfy style. The blocks parameter is an object that implements a method get (key: CID): Promise<Block | undefined> so does not have to be a CarReader.

decoders: BlockDecoder<any, any>[]

The included IPLD decoders are dag-pb, dag-json and raw. Push onto this array to add decoders.

Contribute

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

License

Dual-licensed under MIT + Apache 2.0