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ipfs-archive shell script for adding files, urls, stdin and pinning
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#!/bin/bash | |
# install into your path, as 'ipfs-archive', 'static' or something like that | |
# OPTIONS | |
# use this ipfs api | |
# this is an ipfs cluster for me :) | |
ipfsApi="/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/9095" | |
# gateway URLs. for printing, and automatic open | |
ipfsGwayLocal="http://127.0.0.1:8080" | |
ipfsGwayGlobal="https://gateway.ipfs.io" | |
# set this to your default browser. | |
# set to empty (browse="") to not open in browser. | |
# in osx, you can use "open" | |
browse="open" | |
# -------------- | |
# exit on any error | |
set -e | |
# binary name, for usage texts | |
bin="ipfs-archive" | |
USAGE="Usage: $bin [<src-file-or-url>] [<dst-file-name>] | |
$bin - [<dst-file-name>] | |
Archive files, urls, or stdin with ipfs." | |
# debug var | |
debug=1 | |
usage() { | |
echo "$USAGE" | |
exit 0 | |
} | |
die() { | |
echo >&2 "error: $@" | |
exit 1 | |
} | |
ipfsIsRunning() { | |
ipfs --api "$ipfsApi" swarm peers >/dev/null 2>/dev/null | |
[ $? -eq 0 ] | |
} | |
isPath() { | |
[[ "$1" == *"/"* ]] | |
} | |
isAbsolutePath() { | |
isPath $1 && [[ "$1" =~ ^\/ ]] | |
} | |
# help option | |
case "$1" in | |
-h|--h|--help) usage ;; | |
esac | |
# check for dependencies | |
type ipfs &>/dev/null || die "dependency not found: ipfs | |
please install ipfs from https://ipfs.io/install" | |
# check ipfs is running | |
if ! ipfsIsRunning; then | |
die "no live ipfs api at $ipfsApi | |
please check your ipfs node is running and correctly configured" | |
fi | |
# -------------- | |
# arguments | |
stream=0 | |
url=0 | |
src="$1" | |
dst="$2" | |
# empty? error. | |
if [ "$src" == "" ]; then | |
usage ; | |
fi | |
# dst is a path? | |
if isPath $dst; then | |
die "destination '$dst' is a path. destination must be a filename." | |
fi | |
# -------------- | |
tdate=$(date +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ") | |
tmpdir=$(mktemp -d "/tmp/ipfs-archive.$tdate.XXXXXXXXXX") | |
tmpfile="$tmpdir/tmpfile" | |
# are we streaming? if so use temp file. | |
if [ "$src" == "-" ]; then | |
stream=1 | |
echo >&2 "Awaiting input data from stdin (stream mode)..." | |
echo >&2 "If you meant to convert a file, use: $bin <src-file-or-url> [<dst-file-name>]" | |
cat - >"$tmpfile" | |
# is it a URL? if so use temp file. | |
elif [[ "$src" =~ ^https?:\/\/ ]]; then | |
url=1 | |
echo >&2 "Downloading url: $src" | |
echo >&2 "If you meant to convert a file, make sure the file does not begin with 'https?://'" | |
# -s = silent | |
# -L = follow redirects | |
curl -s -L "$src" >"$tmpfile" | |
# not a stream, not a url. a file! | |
else | |
if ! isAbsolutePath "$src"; then | |
src=$(pwd)"/$src" | |
fi | |
# go-ipfs cannot use symlinks... lolwut!? | |
ln $src "$tmpfile" | |
# if no destination, preserve filename. | |
if [ "$dst" == "" ]; then | |
dst=$(basename "$src") | |
fi | |
fi | |
# -------------- | |
addsrc="$tmpfile" | |
# do we have a destination name? | |
if [ "$dst" != "" ]; then | |
# move the tmpfile | |
mv "$tmpfile" "$tmpdir/$dst" | |
tmpfile="$tmpdir/$dst" # for cleanup | |
# add the directory instead, to preserve the filename. | |
addsrc="$tmpdir" | |
fi | |
# ok, now add to ipfs. | |
printf "adding and pinning to ipfs ... " | |
rootHash=$(ipfs --api "$ipfsApi" add -r -q "$addsrc" | tail -n 1) | |
printf "$rootHash\n" | |
# clean up safely | |
rm "$tmpfile" | |
rmdir "$tmpdir" | |
# links! | |
echo "local gateway: $ipfsGwayLocal/ipfs/$rootHash/$dst" | |
echo "global gateway: $ipfsGwayGlobal/ipfs/$rootHash/$dst" | |
# browse | |
if [ "$browse" != "" ]; then | |
echo "opening in browser..." | |
$browse "$ipfsGwayGlobal/ipfs/$rootHash/$dst" | |
fi |
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