/pipfs-hub

A central hub for managing files on both Pi Network and IPFS ( InterPlanetary File System ).

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pipfs-hub

A central hub for managing files on both Pi Network and IPFS ( InterPlanetary File System ).

Welcome to PiPFS Hub

PiPFS Hub is a high-tech project that integrates the Pi Network with the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). With PiPFS Hub, you can easily store and share files on the Pi Network using IPFS.

Features

PiPFS Hub includes the following features:

  • Integration with Pi Network: PiPFS Hub allows you to easily interact with the Pi Network using the Pi Network SDK.
  • Integration with IPFS: PiPFS Hub allows you to easily interact with the IPFS network using the IPFS JavaScript library.
  • Pinning CIDs: PiPFS Hub allows you to pin CIDs to keep sensitive content censorship resistant.
  • Unit tests and integration tests: PiPFS Hub includes unit tests and integration tests to ensure that the project is working correctly.
  • Example projects and use cases: PiPFS Hub includes example projects and use cases to help you get started with the project.
  • Build scripts and automation tasks: PiPFS Hub includes build scripts and other automation tasks to help you build and test the project.

Getting Started

To get started with PiPFS Hub, follow these steps:

  1. Install the project: Follow the instructions in the installation guide to install PiPFS Hub.
  2. Set up the project: Follow the instructions in the usage guide to set up PiPFS Hub.
  3. Explore the API: Follow the instructions in the API reference guide to learn more about the PiPFS Hub API.
  4. Contribute to the project: Follow the instructions in the contributing guide to learn how you can contribute to PiPFS Hub.

Directory Structure

PiPFS Hub includes the following directories and files:

  • /docs: A directory for documentation and user guides.
    • index.md: A welcome page that introduces the project and its features.
    • installation.md: A guide for installing and setting up the project.
    • usage.md: A guide for using the project and its various features.
    • api-reference.md: A reference guide for the project's API.
    • contributing.md: A guide for contributing to the project.
  • /src: A directory for the project's source code.
    • index.js: The main entry point for the project.
    • pipfs-hub.js: The main module for integrating Pi Network and IPFS.
    • pi-network-sdk: A directory for the Pi Network SDK.
      • index.js: The main entry point for the Pi Network SDK.
      • pi-network.js: The main module for interacting with the Pi Network.
    • ipfs: A directory for the IPFS JavaScript library.
      • index.js: The main entry point for the IPFS JavaScript library.
      • ipfs-client.js: The main module for interacting with the IPFS network.
  • /test: A directory for unit tests and integration tests.
    • index.test.js: A test file for the main entry point.
    • pipfs-hub.test.js: A test file for the PiPFS Hub module.
    • pi-network-sdk.test.js: A test file for the Pi Network SDK.
    • ipfs.test.js: A test file for the IPFS JavaScript library.
  • /examples: A directory for example projects and use cases.
    • example-1.js: An example project that demonstrates the basic functionality of the PiPFS Hub.
    • example-2.js: An example project that demonstrates more advanced features of the PiPFS Hub.
  • /scripts: A directory for build scripts and other automation tasks.
    • build.js: A script for building the project and generating production-ready files.
    • test.js: A script for running the project's unit tests and integration tests.
  • package.json: A file that contains metadata about the project, including its dependencies and scripts.