ipfscopy

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IPFS Copy

Migrate your IPFS data to Infura in 3 steps.

ipfs-copy is a migration tool for both existing Infura IPFS users and new users currently self-hosting their data that want to migrate to the new, more reliable, performant Infura IPFS service with all the latest features.

Migration steps:

• If you already access IPFS via Infura's API, learn how to migrate your content to the new version
• If you are a new user to Infura's IPFS service and want to migrate content from another IPFS node

License

MIT

Documentation

Index

• func CalculateRateLimitDuration(maxReqsPerSec int) time.Duration
• func PinCIDsFromFile(ctx context.Context, file io.ReadSeeker, workers int, maxReqsPerSec int, ...) (successPinsCount uint64, failedPinsCount uint64, err error)
• func PinCIDsFromSource(ctx context.Context, workers int, maxReqsPerSec int, ...) (successPinsCount uint64, failedPinsCount uint64, err error)

Functions

func CalculateRateLimitDuration

func CalculateRateLimitDuration(maxReqsPerSec int) time.Duration

func PinCIDsFromFile

func PinCIDsFromFile(ctx context.Context, file io.ReadSeeker, workers int, maxReqsPerSec int, infuraShell *ipfsShell.Shell, failedPinsWriter ipfsPump.FailedBlocksWriter) (successPinsCount uint64, failedPinsCount uint64, err error)

PinCIDsFromFile will open the file, read a CID from each line separated by LB char and pin them in parallel with multiple workers via the pre-configured shell.

func PinCIDsFromSource

func PinCIDsFromSource(ctx context.Context, workers int, maxReqsPerSec int, hasSourceShellListStreaming bool, sourceShell *ipfsShell.Shell, infuraShell *ipfsShell.Shell, failedPinsWriter ipfsPump.FailedBlocksWriter) (successPinsCount uint64, failedPinsCount uint64, err error)

PinCIDsFromSource iterates over all pins, filters Recursive + Direct, and pins then in parallel with multiple workers via the pre-configured shell.