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jupiter-fs
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A small file system implementation for the Jupiter blockchain.
$ npm install -s jupiter-fs
import JupiterFs from 'jupiter-fs'
const jupFs = JupiterFs({
server: 'https://jpr.gojupiter.tech', // Jupiter server
address, // JUP-XXX-XXX
passphrase, // Jupiter address passphrase
encryptSecret, // optional extra alphanumeric string to encrypt file data in addition to normal Jupiter on chain encryption
})
// list all files for an account
const listOfFiles = await jupFs.ls()
// write a new file to the blockchain
await jupFs.writeFile('myFile.txt', Buffer.from('jupToTheMoon'))
// get binary data of file contents
const buffer = await jupFs.getFile({ name: 'myFile.txt' })
// OR
const buffer = await jupFs.getFile({
id: '123e4567-e89b-42d3-a456-556642440000',
})
// NOTE that if you fetch a file by name and there are multiple files
// with the same name, jupiter-fs will get the first one it finds and
// stop looking. Therefore, you should name files distinctly and/or
// use the file ID to fetch paticular files since it's
// guaranteed to be unique per file. Every file that's stored
// is assigned a UUID in the ID field of the master record you can
// use here if you wish.
// you can also get the file as a Readable stream to pipe to
// or be piped other streams
await readStream = await jupFs.getFileStream({ name: 'myFile.txt' })
// delete the file by providing the file ID (UUID assigned originally)
await jupFs.deleteFile('123e4567-e89b-42d3-a456-556642440000')
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3D779dP5SZo4szHivWHyFd6J2ESumwDmph
0xF3ffa9706b3264EDd1DAa93D5F5D70C8f71fAc99
GACH6YMYFZ574FSGCV7IJXTGETEQL3DLQK64Z6DFGD57PZL5RH6LYOJT
JUP-TUWZ-4B8Z-9REP-2YVH5
FAQs
A small file system implementation for the Jupiter blockchain.
The npm package jupiter-fs receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, jupiter-fs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that jupiter-fs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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