fliq / ipfs
ipfs api library
Requires
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^7.4
Requires (Dev)
- orchestra/testbench: ~7
- pestphp/pest: ^1.21
- pestphp/pest-plugin-watch: 1.x-dev
- phpunit/phpunit: ~9.0
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-11-16 05:18:06 UTC
README
Interact with IPFS using the RPC api.
Take a look at contributing.md to see a to do list.
Installation
Via Composer
composer require fliq/ipfs
Usage
To get started with IPFS visit the IPFS documentation
This package uses Guzzle every request is made using the requestAsync
method, and
every method on the Ipfs class
returns a guzzles PromiseInterface.
There are two modes for the ipfs client 'api' and 'gateway'. Gateway is accessible publicly for read only operations and api can write.
use Fliq\Ipfs\Ipfs; $ipfs = new Ipfs('localhost', '8080', 'http', 'gateway'); $data = $ipfs->cat('QmSgvgwxZGaBLqkGyWemEDqikCqU52XxsYLKtdy3vGZ8uq')->wait(); // spaceship-launch.jpg
To write files you must be in 'api' mode.
use Fliq\Ipfs\Ipfs; $ipfs = new Ipfs('localhost', '5001', 'http', 'api'); $result = $ipfs->add('Hello, IPFS')->wait(); $cid = $result[0]['Hash']; // content identifier
You can add files flexibly to IPFS with support for strings, php resources and encode arrays into json, and multiple files at once all wrapped into a directory.
use GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Utils; $ipfs = new Ipfs('localhost', '5001', 'http', 'api'); $file = Utils::tryFopen('path/to/file.jpeg') $results = $ipfs->add([ 'file.jpeg' => $file, 'meta.json' => [ 'name' => 'My file', 'description' => 'file description', 'properties' => [...], ], ], ['wrap-with-directory' => true])->wait(); $directoryCid = $results[2]['Hash'];
Retrieving data from IPFS. With the cat method you can get a Psr7 stream as a result, but for convenience you can
use the get()
and json()
methods to read files also.
$data = $ipfs->cat('Qm...') ->then(fn($stream) => $stream->getContents()) ->then(fn($str) => json_decode($str, 1)) ->wait(); // is the same as. $data = $ipfs->get('Qm...') ->then(fn($str) => json_decode($str, 1)) ->wait(); // is the same as $data = $ipfs->json('Qm...')->wait();
Because every request is async you can make multiple requests at the same time.
use GuzzleHttp\Promise; $promises = []; $promises[] = $ipfs->add('Hello, IPFS'); $promises[] = $ipfs->cat('QmSgvgwxZGaBLqkGyWemEDqikCqU52XxsYLKtdy3vGZ8uq'); $responses = Promise\Utils::unwrap($promises);
Lastly you can call any endpoint using the call()
method.
$ipfs->call('name/resolve', ['query' => $args])->then(function(Response $response) { // handle response. });
Methods:
version()
Gets Kubo node information.
add()
Adds files to IPFS
cat()
Reads files returns a Stream
get()
Reads files returns a string
json()
Reads files returns an array
ls()
Reads content from CID
call()
Will call
Change log
Please see the changelog for more information on what has changed recently.
Testing
You'll need a local IPFS node running to test using localhost.
./vendor/bin/pest
Contributing
Please see contributing.md for details and a todolist.
Security
If you discover any security related issues, please email author@email.com instead of using the issue tracker.
Credits
License
MIT. Please see the license file for more information.