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rivalz-client

v1.2.5

Published

This is a TypeScript library that provides functionalities for Rivazl Ai

Downloads

41

Readme

Rivalz File Worker

This is a TypeScript library that provides functionalities for Rivazl Ai

Installation

Before you start, make sure you have Node.js and npm/yarn installed on your machine.

npm install rivalz-client

or

yarn add rivalz-client 

Usage

1. Creates key in Rivalz Dashboard and use it to initialize the RivalzClient class.

After installing the package, Please come in the Rivalz Dashboard to create a encrypted key and secret key.

  • Encrypt key used for encrypting the file
  • Secret key used for authentication

2. Import and use the RivalzClient class in your TypeScript/JavaScript code:

import RivalzClient from 'rivalz-client';

const rivalzClient = new RivalzClient('your-secret-key');

API:

1 Upload File
rivalzClient.uploadFile(file)
  • file: A readable stream of the file to be uploaded.
  • Returns a promise that resolves to the IPFS hash of the uploaded file.
2. Upload passport file
rivalzClient.uploadPassport(file)
  • file: A readable stream of the file to be uploaded.
  • Returns a promise that resolves to the IPFS hash of the uploaded file.
3. Download File and save it to the local file system (Node.js only)
rivalzClient.downloadFile(ipfsHash, savePath)
  • ipfsHash: The IPFS hash of the file to be downloaded.
  • savePath: The path where the downloaded file will be saved.
  • Returns a promise that resolves to the path of the saved file.
4. Download File and return it as buffer
rivalzClient.download(ipfsHash)
  • ipfsHash: The IPFS hash of the file to be downloaded.
  • Returns a promise that resolves to a buffer containing the downloaded file.
5. Delete File
rivalzClient.deleteFile(ipfsHash)
  • ipfsHash: The IPFS hash of the file to be deleted.
  • Returns a promise that resolves to the IPFS hash of the deleted file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.


Please replace `'your-secret'`, `file`, `passport`, `ipfsHash`, and `savePath` with actual values when using the `RivalzClient` class.

Example

Example upload file for node.js project:

const RivalzClient = require('rivalz-client');
// import RivalzClient from 'rivalz-client';
const fs = require('fs');
// import fs from 'fs';

const file = fs.createReadStream('file_path');
const rivalzClient = new RivalzClient('your-secret-key');
rivalzClient.uploadFile(file)

Example download file for node.js project:

const RivalzClient = require('rivalz-client');
const rivalzClient = new RivalzClient('your-secret-key');
rivalzClient.downloadFile('ipfs_hash_uploaded', 'save_path')

Dependencies

This project uses the following dependencies:

  • axios: For making HTTP requests.
  • buffer: For handling binary data.
  • @types/node: For TypeScript definitions for Node.js.
  • typescript: For writing and compiling TypeScript code.