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IPLD Resolver Implementation in JavaScript

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  • ipld-resolver

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IPLD Resolver

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JavaScript implementation of the IPLD Resolver (internal DAG API module)

Table of Contents

Install

> npm install --save ipld-resolver

Usage

const Resolver = require('ipld-resolver')

// pass an optional blockService, if no blockService is passed,
// one is created in memory.
const Resolver = new Resolver(blockService)

API

.put(node, <<cid> || <format>, <hashAlg>>, callback)

Store the given node of a recognized IPLD Format.

A CID or a format + hashAlg tuple needs to be passed in so that the resolver understand how to serialize the object.

.get(cid [, path] [, options], callback)

Retrieve a node by the given cid or cid + path

options is an optional object containing:

  • localResolve: bool - if true, get will only attempt to resolve the path locally

callback should be a function with the signature function (err, result), the result being an object with:

  • value - the value that resulted from the get
  • remainderPath - If it didn't manage to successfully resolve the whole path through or if simply the localResolve option was passed.

.remove(cid, callback)

Remove a node by the given cid

.support.add(multicodec, formatResolver, formatUtil)

Add support to another IPLD Format

.support.rm(multicodec)

Removes support of an IPLD Format

Contribute

Feel free to join in. All welcome. Open an issue!

This repository falls under the IPFS Code of Conduct.

License

MIT