install go-ipfs from npm
Install the latest go-ipfs binary.
npm install -g go-ipfs
Installs from https://gobuilder.me/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/cmd/ipfs.
> npm install -g go-ipfs
> ipfs version
ipfs version 0.4.0
> npm install go-ipfs
> node_modules/.bin/ipfs
ipfs version 0.4.0
See IPFS getting-started. If anything goes wrong, try using: http://ipfs.io/docs/install.
Warning: this module uses the latest version of ipfs. If there is a strong need to vendor an older version, let us know. We care about versions very much :( but for a number of reasons, this is easier for us all right now.
Warning: the file bin/ipfs is a placeholder, when downloading stuff, it gets replaced. so if you run node install.js it will then be dirty in the git repo. Do not commit this file, as then you would be commiting a big binary and publishing it to npm. (TODO: add a pre-commit or pre-publish hook that warns about this)
You should be able to just run ./publish.sh for example:
> ./publish.sh
usage ./publish.sh <version>
publish a version of go-ipfs to npm
> ./publish.sh 0.3.11
This will:
bin/ipfs is right (must be the checked in file)package.json and README.mdgit commit the changesgo-ipfs@$version to https://npmjs.com/package/go-ipfsOpen an issue in the repo if you run into trouble.
Feel free to join in. All welcome. Open an issue!
This repository falls under the IPFS Code of Conduct.
FAQs
Install the latest go-ipfs binary
The npm package go-ipfs receives a total of 944 weekly downloads. As such, go-ipfs popularity was classified as not popular.
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