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dnslink-dnsimple
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Create and update DNSLink records via the v2 dnsimple api
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The dnsimple api requires and authentication token. Provide it by setting DNSIMPLE_TOKEN
as an environment variable.
You can then use dnsimple-dnslink
link a domain to CID
$ DNSIMPLE_TOKEN=$(cat token) dnslink-dnsimple -d example.org -l /ipfs/QmYz5328tp9deVZ8Ttuhhri5WicLvDznngYbZ68zKJeGRd
That will create or update a TXT
record via the dnsimple api at _dnslink.example.org
with the value dnslink=/ipfs/QmYz5328tp9deVZ8Ttuhhri5WicLvDznngYbZ68zKJeGRd
, assuming your account already has a zone for example.org
and your token is valid.
To get the full usage info just run dnslink-dnsimple
$ dnslink-dnsimple
USAGE
DNSIMPLE_TOKEN=trustno1 dnslink-dnsimple -d <domain-name> -l <dnslink-value>
OPTIONS
-l, --link <string> dnslink value, eg. ipfs path (required)
-d, --domain <string> dnsimple domain name (required)
-r, --record <string> domain record name (default: "_dnslink")
--ttl <int> set the ttl of the record (default: 60)
--sandbox use the dnsimple sandbox api
--help show this documentation
EXAMPLES
DNSIMPLE_TOKEN=$(cat token) dnslink-dnsimple -d domain.net -l /ipns/ipfs.io
You can install via npm
$ npm install -g dnsimple-dnslink
or you can run it directly via npx
$ DNSIMPLE_TOKEN=$(cat token) npx dnsimple-dnslink -d webui.ipfs.io -l /ipfs/QmYz5328tp9deVZ8Ttuhhri5WicLvDznngYbZ68zKJeGRd
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create and update dnslink records via the v2 dnsimple api
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