interface-blockstore
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An interface for storing and retrieving blocks
A Blockstore is a key/value database that lets use CIDs to store/retrieve binary blobs.
It is used by IPFS to store/retrieve the block that a given CID resolves to.
blockstore-fsblockstore-idbblockstore-level (supports any levelup compatible backend)blockstore-core/memoryblockstore-s3$ npm i interface-blockstore
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An interface for storing and retrieving blocks
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