Closed odisseus closed 4 years ago
In case somebody else stumbles on this question: when accessed by the get
endpoint of the HTTP interface, the IPFS node by default returns a TAR archive, which encloses either a file or a directory.
In fact, it seems that the node always returns an archive, even if you add &archive=false
to the URI...
Is there a simple way to get a directory by its multihash and write it to the file system, similar to the way
ipfs get
works in the command line client?