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nearfs-upload

v0.0.2

Published

A package to upload files to NEARFS via NEAR transactions or web4

Downloads

13

Readme

NEARFS Uploader

A package to upload files to NEARFS via near-api-js (Node.js/browser) or web4 (browser).

NEARFS is a distributed file system compatible with IPFS that uses the NEAR blockchain as a backend. It allows you to store and retrieve files using the NEAR blockchain infrastructure.

This package is built on top of the following projects:

Installation

npm install nearfs-upload

Usage

Command Line Interface

The package provides a command-line tool for easy uploads. After installation, you can use it directly:

```bash
npx nearfs-upload [options] <path>
```

The CLI automatically detects the type of upload based on the file extension - you can upload individual files, directories, or CAR files (.car extension) using the same command.

Options:

  • -h, --help: Show help message
  • -n, --network: NEAR network (default: testnet)
  • -a, --account-id: NEAR account ID
  • -k, --private-key: NEAR account private key
  • --gateway-url: Custom IPFS gateway URL for non-mainnet/testnet networks
  • --node-url: Custom NEAR RPC node URL

Credentials can be provided in three ways:

  1. Command line arguments
  2. Environment variables (NEAR_ACCOUNT_ID, NEAR_PRIVATE_KEY)
  3. near-cli credentials (~/.near-credentials/{network}/{accountId}.json)

Examples:

```bash
# Upload a directory
nearfs-upload ./my-files --account-id example.testnet --private-key "ed25519:..."

# Upload a CAR file
nearfs-upload ./my-file.car --account-id example.testnet

# Use environment variables
NEAR_ACCOUNT_ID=example.testnet NEAR_PRIVATE_KEY=ed25519:... nearfs-upload ./my-files

# Custom network configuration
nearfs-upload ./my-files --network custom --gateway-url https://ipfs.custom.example.com
nearfs-upload ./my-files --node-url https://my-custom-near-node.com
```

Uploading Files

import { uploadFiles } from 'nearfs-upload';
import { connect, keyStores, transactions } from 'near-api-js';

async function main() {
  // Set up NEAR connection
  const keyStore = new keyStores.InMemoryKeyStore();
  const nearConnection = await connect({
    networkId: 'testnet',
    keyStore,
    nodeUrl: 'https://rpc.testnet.near.org',
  });

  // Access NEAR account
  const accountId = 'your-account.testnet';
  const account = await nearConnection.account(accountId);

  const signAndSendTransaction = async (blockDataArray) => {
    return await account.signAndSendTransaction({
      receiverId: accountId,
      actions: blockDataArray.map(data => 
        transactions.functionCall('fs_store', data, '30000000000000', '0')
      ),
    });
  };

  // Prepare files for upload
  const files = [
    { name: 'file1.txt', content: Buffer.from('Hello, world!') },
    { name: 'folder/file2.txt', content: Buffer.from('Nested file') },
  ];

  // Upload files
  const rootCid = await uploadFiles(files, {
    signAndSendTransaction,
    log: console.log,
    statusCallback: ({ currentBlocks, totalBlocks }) => {
      console.log(`Progress: ${currentBlocks}/${totalBlocks} blocks uploaded`);
    },
  });

  console.log('Upload complete. Root CID:', rootCid);
}

main().catch(console.error);

Uploading CAR Files

To upload a pre-made CAR file, use the uploadCAR function:

import { uploadCAR } from 'nearfs-upload';
import fs from 'fs';

async function uploadCarFile(signAndSendTransaction) {
  const carBuffer = fs.readFileSync('your-file.car');

  await uploadCAR(carBuffer, {
    signAndSendTransaction,
    log: console.log,
  });

  console.log('CAR file upload complete');
}

Accessing Uploaded Files

After uploading files, you can access them through the following public gateways:

  • https://ipfs.web4.near.page - Access data stored on NEAR mainnet.
  • https://ipfs.web4.testnet.page - Access data stored on NEAR testnet.

These gateways provide IPFS-compatible access to the files stored in NEARFS.

Subdomain Support

NEARFS supports accessing content via subdomains, allowing you to serve full websites via the NEARFS gateway with isolated security contexts. You can access uploaded content using URLs like:

  • http://<cid>.ipfs.web4.near.page/
  • http://<cid>.ipfs.web4.near.page/:path

This provides a more intuitive way to share and access IPFS content through the NEARFS gateway.

API

uploadFiles(files, options)

Uploads multiple files to NEARFS.

  • files: An array of file objects with name and content properties.
  • options: An object containing upload options.

Returns a Promise that resolves to the root CID of the uploaded files.

uploadCAR(carBuffer, options)

Uploads a CAR file to NEARFS.

  • carBuffer: A Buffer containing the CAR file data.
  • options: An object containing upload options.

Returns a Promise that resolves when the upload is complete.

Options

  • signAndSendTransaction: A function that implements the upload logic (required).
  • log: A function for logging (default: console.log).
  • statusCallback: A function called with upload progress (default: no-op).
  • timeout: Timeout for checking if a block is already uploaded (default: 2500ms).
  • retryCount: Number of retries for checking if a block is already uploaded (default: 3).
  • gatewayUrl: URL of the IPFS gateway (default: 'https://ipfs.web4.near.page').

Testing

To run the tests:

npm test

License

MIT