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hyperdrive-helpers
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Helpers for working with hyperdrives.
All the stuff's async.
Opens a hyperdrive and returns a handle to the archive & keys
const { openArchive } = require('hyperdrive-helpers')
const { archive, discoveryKey, key } = await openArchive('/myarchive')
Adds a folder w/files to the archive
const { openArchive, addToArchive } = require('hyperdrive-helpers')
const { archive } = await openArchive('/myarchive')
await addToArchive(archive, [ '/Users/Dane.Cook/stuff' ])
Reads a dir in an archive
const { openArchive, readArchive } = require('hyperdrive-helpers')
const { archive } = await openArchive('/myarchive')
const contents = await readArchive(archive, '/Users/Dane.Cook/stuff' )
const { path, isFile, isDirectory, size, atime, ctime, mtime } = contents[0]
Delete files and/or directories from archive
const { openArchive, removePath } = require('hyperdrive-helpers')
const { archive } = await openArchive('/myarchive')
await removePath(archive, ['/dane/cook', '/other/stuff'])
Copy a file from a hyperdrive to the file system
const { openArchive, copyToFs } = require('hyperdrive-helpers')
const { archive } = await openArchive('/myarchive')
await copyToFs(archive, '/important-doc.txt', '/Users/Dane.Cook/Downloads')
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Helper utils for working with hyperdrives
We found that hyperdrive-helpers demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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