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a/docs/.vuepress/config.js +++ b/docs/.vuepress/config.js @@ -188,7 +188,6 @@ module.exports = { '/concepts/cod', '/concepts/comparisons', '/concepts/public-utilities', - '/concepts/usage-ideas-examples', ['/concepts/measuring', 'Measuring the network'], '/concepts/faq', '/concepts/glossary', @@ -306,14 +305,6 @@ module.exports = { ['/how-to/privacy-best-practices', 'Privacy and Encryption'], ] }, - { - title: 'Ecosystem Guides', - sidebarDepth: 1, - collapsable: true, - children: [ - '/how-to/spheron', - ] - }, ], '/reference/': [ '/reference/diagnostic-tools', diff --git a/docs/concepts/README.md b/docs/concepts/README.md index d94976d1c..07d46acc6 100644 --- a/docs/concepts/README.md +++ b/docs/concepts/README.md @@ -53,7 +53,6 @@ We're adding more documentation all the time and making ongoing revisions to exi ## Examples and case studies -- [Usage ideas & examples](usage-ideas-examples.md) - [Case study: Arbol](../case-studies/arbol.md) - [Case study: Audius](../case-studies/audius.md) - [Case study: Fleek](../case-studies/fleek.md) diff --git a/docs/concepts/ipfs-implementations.md b/docs/concepts/ipfs-implementations.md index 7a4ef916e..1f70f1e07 100644 --- a/docs/concepts/ipfs-implementations.md +++ b/docs/concepts/ipfs-implementations.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ --- -title: "IPFS implementations" +title: 'IPFS implementations' description: "There isn't just one canonical IPFS implementation. Learn about the various IPFS implementations available for different use cases." --- @@ -14,49 +14,49 @@ Looking for an easy, user-friendly way to get started with IPFS? Try any of the - [IPFS Desktop](../install/ipfs-desktop.md), a single application that bundles an IPFS Kubo node, file manager, peer manager, and content explorer. - [Brave Browser](../how-to/companion-node-types.md#native), native support for IPFS in a browser with a Kubo node built directly into the browser itself. -::: + ::: ## Popular or Actively Maintained -| Name | URL | Language(s) | What it's trying to do | -|------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| -| bifrost-gateway | | go | Lightweight IPFS HTTP Gateway daemon backed by a remote data store. | -| boost | | go | Daemon to get IPFS data in and out of a Filecoin storage provider. | -| boxo | | go | A component library for building IPFS applications and implementations in Go. | -| Elastic provider | | javascript, typescript | Scalable cloud-native implementation. | -| Estuary | | go | Daemon oriented service to pin and onboard IPFS data into Filecoin. | -| helia | | javascript | A lean, modular, and modern implementation of IPFS for the prolific JS and browser environments | -| ipfs cluster | | go | Orchestration for multiple Kubo nodes via CRDT / Raft consensus | -| iroh | | rust | Extreme-efficiency oriented IPFS implementation. | -| Kubo | | go | Generalist daemon oriented IPFS implementation with an extensive HTTP RPC API. | -| Lassie |   | go | A minimal universal retrieval client library for IPFS and Filecoin. | -| Lotus | | go | Filecoin node handling consensus, storage providing, making storage deals, importing data, ... | -| Nabu | | java | A minimalistic, fast and embeddable IPFS implementation. | +| Name | URL | Language(s) | What it's trying to do | +| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| bifrost-gateway | | go | Lightweight IPFS HTTP Gateway daemon backed by a remote data store. | +| boost | | go | Daemon to get IPFS data in and out of a Filecoin storage provider. | +| boxo | | go | A component library for building IPFS applications and implementations in Go. | +| Elastic IPFS | | javascript, typescript | Scalable cloud-native implementation. | +| Estuary | | go | Daemon oriented service to pin and onboard IPFS data into Filecoin. | +| helia | | javascript | A lean, modular, and modern implementation of IPFS for the prolific JS and browser environments | +| ipfs cluster | | go | Orchestration for multiple Kubo nodes via CRDT / Raft consensus | +| iroh | | rust | Extreme-efficiency oriented IPFS implementation. | +| Kubo | | go | Generalist daemon oriented IPFS implementation with an extensive HTTP RPC API. | +| Lassie |   | go | A minimal universal retrieval client library for IPFS and Filecoin. | +| Lotus | | go | Filecoin node handling consensus, storage providing, making storage deals, importing data, ... | +| Nabu | | java | A minimalistic, fast and embeddable IPFS implementation. | ## Lite or Experimental -| Name | URL | Language(s) | What it's trying to do | -|------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| -| auspinner | | go | CLI tool to deal with the pinning service API and upload files through bitswap. | -| barge | | go | CLI tool with a git like workflow to upload deltas to estuary. | -| durin | | N/A | An iOS and Android app for exploring IPFS functionality and use-cases. | -| gomobile-ipfs | | go | Library oriented ipfs daemon to help embedding Kubo into a mobile app. | -| homestar |   | rust | The core implementation and runtime of [IPVM](https://github.com/ipvm-wg). | -| ipfs-embed | | rust | Small embeddable ipfs implementation. | -| ipfs-lite | | go | Minimal library oriented ipfs daemon building on the same blocks as Kubo but with a minimal glue layer. | -| ipfs-nucleus |   | go | Minimal IPFS replacement for P2P IPLD apps. | -| RIBS | | go | A Filecoin-native IPFS and IPLD blockstore designed for seamless integration with Filecoin. | +| Name | URL | Language(s) | What it's trying to do | +| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| auspinner | | go | CLI tool to deal with the pinning service API and upload files through bitswap. | +| barge | | go | CLI tool with a git like workflow to upload deltas to estuary. | +| durin | | N/A | An iOS and Android app for exploring IPFS functionality and use-cases. | +| gomobile-ipfs | | go | Library oriented ipfs daemon to help embedding Kubo into a mobile app. | +| homestar |   | rust | The core implementation and runtime of [IPVM](https://github.com/ipvm-wg). | +| ipfs-embed | | rust | Small embeddable ipfs implementation. | +| ipfs-lite | | go | Minimal library oriented ipfs daemon building on the same blocks as Kubo but with a minimal glue layer. | +| ipfs-nucleus |   | go | Minimal IPFS replacement for P2P IPLD apps. | +| RIBS | | go | A Filecoin-native IPFS and IPLD blockstore designed for seamless integration with Filecoin. | ## Inactive -| Name | URL | Language(s) | What it's trying to do | -|------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| -| Agregore | | go, javascript | Mobile friendly Kubo daemon. | -| c-ipfs | | C | IPFS implementation in C. | -| ipfs tiny | | c++ | Tiny embeddable, os-independent IPFS implementation. | -| ipget | | go | Minimal wget inspired tool to download files from IPFS nodes over bitswap. | -| js-ipfs | | javascript, typescript | Javascript implementation targeting nodejs and browsers. [Deprecated and replaced by Helia](https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/issues/4336). | -| Linux2ipfs | | go | Small pipeline and extreme-performance oriented implementation to upload files and deltas to pinning services very fast. | -| py-ipfs | | python | Python IPFS implementation. | -| rust-ipfs | | rust | Rust IPFS implementation. | -| whypfs | | go | Daemon based on the same building blocks as Kubo but with some options tweaking for more performance. | \ No newline at end of file +| Name | URL | Language(s) | What it's trying to do | +| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| Agregore | | go, javascript | Mobile friendly Kubo daemon. | +| c-ipfs | | C | IPFS implementation in C. | +| ipfs tiny | | c++ | Tiny embeddable, os-independent IPFS implementation. | +| ipget | | go | Minimal wget inspired tool to download files from IPFS nodes over bitswap. | +| js-ipfs | | javascript, typescript | Javascript implementation targeting nodejs and browsers. [Deprecated and replaced by Helia](https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/issues/4336). | +| Linux2ipfs | | go | Small pipeline and extreme-performance oriented implementation to upload files and deltas to pinning services very fast. | +| py-ipfs | | python | Python IPFS implementation. | +| rust-ipfs | | rust | Rust IPFS implementation. | +| whypfs | | go | Daemon based on the same building blocks as Kubo but with some options tweaking for more performance. | diff --git a/docs/concepts/ipfs-solves.md b/docs/concepts/ipfs-solves.md index 35d105b8f..4e246f57c 100644 --- a/docs/concepts/ipfs-solves.md +++ b/docs/concepts/ipfs-solves.md @@ -63,5 +63,4 @@ IPFS prevents - - > Checkout our [Server Guide](https://docs.spheron.network/server-guide/) for more info. - -3. **For Marketplace App:** - - 1. Click "New Cluster" on the top right corner. - 2. Select **Start from Marketplace App**. - 3. Pick your desired template from the marketplace. - 4. Choose your desired Compute Type option under **Compute Type**. - 5. Select your preferred **Region**, if any. If you do not add a region, the container will be deployed in **any** region for **Spot**, or in the **eu-east** region for **On Demand**. [Click here](https://docs.spheron.network/compute/cluster/#region) to know more. - 6. Spheron will automatically select the recommended plan for the specific template. If you intend to move forward with the recommended plan, just Click "Deploy" to initiate deployment. - 7. Select the instance plan that suits your needs. Use the "Create Custom Plan" toggle to create custom plans for your instance. - 8. Configure Storage (SSD) plan for your instance. Use the "Add Persistent Storage" toggle to add persistent storage for your instance. - 9. You can add advance configuration if required. [Click here](https://docs.spheron.network/compute/cluster/#advance-configuration-1) to know more. - 10. Click "Deploy" to initiate deployment. - -
- - > Checkout our [Marketplace Guide](https://docs.spheron.network/marketplace-guide/) for more info. - -## How to upload to IPFS using Spheron SDK? - -### 1. Spheron Storage SDK (for Nodejs environments) - -### Installation - -```sh -npm i @spheron/storage -``` - -### Usage - -```js -import { SpheronClient, ProtocolEnum } from '@spheron/storage' - -const client = new SpheronClient({ token }) - -let currentlyUploaded = 0 - -const { uploadId, bucketId, protocolLink, dynamicLinks } = await client.upload( - filePath, - { - protocol: ProtocolEnum.IPFS, - name, - onUploadInitiated: uploadId => { - console.log(`Upload with id ${uploadId} started...`) - }, - onChunkUploaded: (uploadedSize, totalSize) => { - currentlyUploaded += uploadedSize - console.log(`Uploaded ${currentlyUploaded} of ${totalSize} Bytes.`) - } - } -) -``` - -> Checkout our [Storage SDK Documentation](https://docs.spheron.network/sdk/storage-v2/) for more info. - -### 2. Spheron Browser Upload SDK (for Browser environments) - -### Installation - -```sh -npm i @spheron/browser-upload -``` - -### Usage - -### Server - -You have to set up a web server with an endpoint that will be used by the frontend to fetch the token for upload. - -```js -import { SpheronClient, ProtocolEnum } from "@spheron/storage"; - -... - -app.get("/initiate-upload", async (req, res, next) => { - try { - const bucketName = "example-browser-upload"; // use your preferred name - const protocol = ProtocolEnum.IPFS; // use your preferred protocol - const token = process.env.SPHERON_TOKEN; // add your access token in .env or paste it here - - const client = new SpheronClient({ token }); - - const { uploadToken } = await client.createSingleUploadToken({ - name: bucketName, - protocol, - }); - - res.status(200).json({ - uploadToken, - }); - } catch (error) { - console.error(error); - next(error); - } -}); -``` - -### Client - -You have to send a request to your server to create the uploadToken that will be used to upload files from the browser. - -```js -import { upload } from "@spheron/browser-upload"; - -... - -const response = await fetch(`/initiate-upload`); // get the temporary access token from server -const resJson = await response.json(); -const token = resJson.uploadToken; - -let currentlyUploaded = 0; - -const { uploadId, bucketId, protocolLink, dynamicLinks } = await upload(files, { - token, - onChunkUploaded: (uploadedSize, totalSize) => { - currentlyUploaded += uploadedSize; - console.log(`Uploaded ${currentlyUploaded} of ${totalSize} Bytes.`); - }, -}); - -... -``` - -> Checkout our [Browser Upload SDK](https://docs.spheron.network/sdk/browser/) for more info. - -> Checkout all other [SDKs](https://docs.spheron.network/sdk/) for more in-depth information. - -## How to create and deploy apps using Spheron CLI? - -## Installation - -#### For Mac and Linux - -To install the Spheron CLI, run the following command in your terminal: - -``` -sudo npm install -g @spheron/cli -``` - -#### For Windows - -To install the Spheron CLI, open your terminal as administrator mode and run the following command: - -``` -npm install -g @spheron/cli -``` - -## Usage - -### spheron init - -The `spheron init` command allows you to initialize a new Spheron project. A `spheron.json` file is created in your current path that describes your project. It will be utilized by the `spheron publish` command. - -#### Usage - -```sh -spheron init -``` - -Upon running this command, a prompter will appear that will allow you to select protocol, add project name, add path, and select framework. Here is how it will look: - -```sh -? Project name: (Code) -? Upload protocol: (Use arrow keys) - Arweave - Filecoin -❯ IPFS -``` - -### spheron publish - -The `spheron publish` command allows you to upload your project using the configuration that is described in the `spheron.json` file of your project. - -#### Usage - -```sh -spheron publish -``` - - - Make sure that you create a production build before running the `spheron - publish` command. - - -Here is an example of how the result will look: - -```sh -Spheron CLI 1.0.7 - -Publishing your dapp to IPFS 🚀 -Uploading directory build -Upload started, ID of deployment: 643fce207c3c7a0012df33a7 -⠙ Uploading to IPFS -✓ Success! Upload finished ! -Here are upload details: -Upload ID: 643fce207c3c7a0012df33a7 -Bucket ID: 643fce207c3c7a0012df33a5 -Protocol Link: https://bafybeicrjwhn6nifl7tcuhkcitquvpumj426qa7r7ppcya5skmqly5n2la.ipfs.sphn.link -Dynamic Links: https://testapp-edab50.spheron.app -``` - -> Checkout our [CLI Documentation](https://docs.spheron.network/cli/) for more info. - -## How to view and retrieve content from IPFS using Spheron? - -### Dedicated IPFS Gateways - -[Dedicated Gateways](https://docs.spheron.network/gateways/dedicated/) are IPFS gateways specifically designed to enhance access to pinned content across the network by offering faster speeds and increased rate limits. - -Using Dedicated Gateways offers several benefits: - -- Improved Speed -- Increased Rate Limits -- Whitelabeling Gateway -- Serve Content from Any IPFS Node - -### Create a Dedicated Gateway - -Follow these steps to create a Dedicated Gateway: - -1. Log in to Spheron and navigate to the **Gateways** section in the navbar. -2. Click **Generate** to create a new gateway. -3. Enter a name for your gateway and Click **Create**. - -### How to Use Your Gateway? - -To access content through your Dedicated Gateway, simply follow these steps: - -1. Obtain the CID (Content Identifier) of the file you wish to view. -2. Append the CID to your gateway URL in the following format: - -``` -https://{gateway-name}.spheron.link/ipfs/{cid} -``` - -> Checkout our [Gateway Documentation](https://docs.spheron.network/gateways/dedicated/) for more info. - -## Further Resources - -- Visit [our platform](https://spheron.network/) to learn more. -- Access our comprehensive [documentation](https://docs.spheron.network/) for detailed information. -- Follow us on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/SpheronFDN) for the latest updates and news. -- Join our [Community](https://community.spheron.network/) for dedicated support and assistance. diff --git a/docs/welcome-builders.md b/docs/welcome-builders.md deleted file mode 100644 index acba8b297..000000000 --- a/docs/welcome-builders.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ ---- -title: IPFS Documentation -description: The home page for developer documentation for IPFS, the InterPlanetary File System. ---- - -# IPFS helps you build the future web - -![Illustration of two rockets launching.](./images/welcome-builders/ipfs-builders-rocket.svg) - -::: callout -**Welcome, builders!** No matter who you are or what you're creating, the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) makes it easier for you to build the decentralized apps and services that will power the next generation of the internet. -::: - -## What is IPFS? - -**IPFS is a content-addressed system for storing and delivering data over a globally distributed network of peers.** As a critical ingredient in a wide variety of decentralized applications and services powering the future of the internet, IPFS is an important complement to blockchains, decentralized identity, verifiable storage like [Filecoin](https://filecoin.io), and other ingredients in a distributed web (dWeb) stack. - -[Learn more →](concepts/what-is-ipfs.md#what-is-ipfs) - -## Who's building on IPFS - -**Individuals and organizations worldwide are using IPFS to build successful apps and services for a truly amazing variety of use cases and industries.** Whether you're interested in NFTs or networked communities, streaming music or social media, IPFS can play a critical part in your decentralized tech stack. Check out these resources: - -- [**Case Study Series**](concepts/README.md#examples-and-case-studies) — Success stories in industries ranging from big data to e-commerce and more. -- [**IPFS Ecosystem Explorer**](https://ecosystem.ipfs.tech) — Traverse the full landscape of companies shipping apps, services, and more built on IPFS. -- [**Awesome IPFS**](https://awesome.ipfs.tech) — Community projects of all shapes and sizes, from production apps to open-source data sets to experimental repos. - -Or, check out the [Building Web3 video series](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_0VrY55uV1-THfh1GVoE6v0SxKO9M0gs) to meet the visionaries who are building the future using IPFS and other web3 tools! - -@[youtube](c50licHTOik) - -## IPFS and you - -**What can _you_ build using IPFS?** Thanks to a rapidly growing developer community, global traction for a wide variety of use cases, and active open-source development, the possibilities are virtually endless. Check out these [usage ideas and examples](concepts/usage-ideas-examples.md) for inspiration, plus these pointers for getting started integrating IPFS into your project: - -- With implementations in [Go](https://github.com/ipfs/kubo) and [JavaScript](https://js.ipfs.tech/) (plus [Rust](https://github.com/rs-ipfs/rust-ipfs) in the works), options for **directly integrating IPFS into your codebase** are versatile. -- For **IPFS-based deployment and dev tools**, the options are growing every day — including [Spheron](https://spheron.network) (deployment, storage, app tooling, gateways and compute deployments), [Fleek](https://fleek.co) (deployment, storage, and app tooling), [Textile](https://textile.io) (databases, storage, CDN, Filecoin integration), and [Fission](https://fission.codes) (front-end app publishing using web3 back-end tools), to name just a few. -- Want to integrate **Filecoin** into your architecture in addition to IPFS? [Learn how Filecoin and IPFS work together](https://docs.filecoin.io/basics/how-storage-works/filecoin-and-ipfs/). -- For hosting large amounts of data on multiple nodes, [IPFS Cluster](https://ipfscluster.io/) helps you with **data orchestration across many peers**. -- Or, to **ensure availability** without having to maintain your own IPFS infrastructure, you can use a [third-party pinning service](concepts/persistence.md#pinning-services) to host your files on their own nodes. - -## Get started right now - -Ready to roll up your sleeves and dive in? Start with these resources: - -- Just want to get hacking right away? [Install IPFS](install/command-line.md) through the command line and start exploring. -- Check out the [**API and CLI reference guides**](reference/README.md) to learn more about hands-on use, or dig into the [**how-tos and tutorials**](how-to/README.md) here in the docs. -- Ask questions or start a discussion in the [**official IPFS forums**](https://discuss.ipfs.tech). -- Find virtual and in-person [**hackathons and other events**](https://blog.ipfs.tech/?category=Event) on the [IPFS Blog & News](https://blog.ipfs.tech) page. -- Learn the [**basics of IPFS concepts**](concepts/README.md) like content addressing and peer-to-peer sharing here in the docs, or try hands-on examples over at [ProtoSchool](https://proto.school). -- Interested in IPFS because of the important role it plays in NFTs? Learn more about NFT development at [NFT School](https://nftschool.dev).