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Zero-Config CLI to Deploy Static Websites to IPFS
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Allow just pinning CID #181

Closed ShadowJonathan closed 3 years ago

ShadowJonathan commented 3 years ago

One of my future imagined usecases is to put ipfs-deploy at the end of a processing pipeline, which would craft directories of resources, and then append (copy, modify (add extra CID, and perform some sanity checks to maybe add precious directory as a "back reference" in a new directory), apply to ipfs) more resources to a directory resource, keeping references to old ones.

This process is best done quickest manually without ipfs-deploy (to also ensure effective deduplication), but in the end I am left with a CID which i'd want to put through ipfs-deploy to many pinning services and then some dnslinks.

Would it be possible to add a -c/--cid flag, which takes in the "directory" as a literal CID, and then starts pinning that to referenced services?

(Maybe even take in a -i/--ipfs flag, which would interpret the "directory" as a IPFS reference (/ipfs/, /ipns/, domain responding with dnslinks, etc.) and pin that instead)

luismene commented 3 years ago

One of my future imagined usecases is to put ipfs-deploy at the end of a processing pipeline, which would craft directories of resources, and then append (copy, modify (add extra CID, and perform some sanity checks to maybe add precious directory as a "back reference" in a new directory), apply to ipfs) more resources to a directory resource, keeping references to old ones.

This process is best done quickest manually without ipfs-deploy (to also ensure effective deduplication), but in the end I am left with a CID which i'd want to put through ipfs-deploy to many pinning services and then some dnslinks.

Would it be possible to add a -c/--cid flag, which takes in the "directory" as a literal CID, and then starts pinning that to referenced services?

(Maybe even take in a -i/--ipfs flag, which would interpret the "directory" as a IPFS reference (/ipfs/, /ipns/, domain responding with dnslinks, etc.) and pin that instead)