Currently IPNS can resolve DNS names to IPNS URLS via the DNS-Link spec. This involves creating a new TXT record for your DNS provider which contains info about your IPFS hash.
It'd be nice if we could use the same thing across all the other protocols.
for hyper://, Hyper-DNS has an issue open for adding this capability. It shoudn't be too hard to plug into the existing codebase to add this new resolver. Once we have this in place, I'd like it to be the default documentation for getting DNS for hyper URLs and consider the other stuff as fallbacks for older domains (I'll also migrate domains that I currently control).
For bittorrent:// it'd be cool to collaborate with @publiusfederalist on how we could shove magnet links into DNSLink-style txt records (maybe bittorrent=magnet:?whatever?), and get it integrated into bt-fetch.
I don't think gun:// makes sense for this since it's URLs are very particular. But it might be worth it to reach out to their community to see if it'd be worthwhile.
Gemini already uses regular DNS, so we don't need anything fancy there. :P
DNS-Link docs
Currently IPNS can resolve DNS names to IPNS URLS via the DNS-Link spec. This involves creating a new TXT record for your DNS provider which contains info about your IPFS hash.
It'd be nice if we could use the same thing across all the other protocols.
for
hyper://
, Hyper-DNS has an issue open for adding this capability. It shoudn't be too hard to plug into the existing codebase to add this new resolver. Once we have this in place, I'd like it to be the default documentation for getting DNS for hyper URLs and consider the other stuff as fallbacks for older domains (I'll also migrate domains that I currently control).For
bittorrent://
it'd be cool to collaborate with @publiusfederalist on how we could shove magnet links into DNSLink-style txt records (maybebittorrent=magnet:?whatever
?), and get it integrated into bt-fetch.I don't think
gun://
makes sense for this since it's URLs are very particular. But it might be worth it to reach out to their community to see if it'd be worthwhile.Gemini already uses regular DNS, so we don't need anything fancy there. :P