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@web3-storage/car-block-validator
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Validate car block bytes with web3.storage supported codecs
car-block-validator
validates @ipld/car blocks for the given hashers:
hashes | import | repo |
---|---|---|
sha2-256 , sha2-512 | multiformats/hashes/sha2 | multiformats/js-multiformats |
sha3-224 , sha3-256 , sha3-384 ,sha3-512 , shake-128 , shake-256 , keccak-224 , keccak-256 , keccak-384 , keccak-512 | @multiformats/sha3 | multiformats/js-sha3 |
identity | multiformats/hashes/identity | multiformats/js-multiformats |
murmur3-128 , murmur3-32 | @multiformats/murmur3 | multiformats/js-murmur3 |
blake2b-* , blake2s-* | @multiformats/blake2 | multiformats/js-blake2 |
# install it as a dependency
$ npm i @web3-storage/car-block-validator
import { validateBlock } from '@web3-storage/car-block-validator'
// Read CAR file as wished
// const inStream = fs.createReadStream(process.argv[2])
// const reader = await CarBlockIterator.fromIterable(inStream)
for await (const block of reader) {
await validateBlock(block)
// throws if not valid, either unknown codec or not valid bytes
}
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Validate car block bytes
The npm package @web3-storage/car-block-validator receives a total of 2,212 weekly downloads. As such, @web3-storage/car-block-validator popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @web3-storage/car-block-validator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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