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ipfs: Fix: identation and linting

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Marco D'Agostini 2020-09-30 19:24:08 -05:00
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@ -9,21 +9,24 @@ tags: tutorial, ipfs
1. [Install ipfs](https://ipfs.io/#install)
2. Initiate ipfs main folder `ipfs init`, not sure why but this is required for following commands
3. Serve a file `ipfs add {filepath}`. It should return something like this
```bash
added QmdsEVLRXioANssEVLRXYioANsGtANsGtRXYioANsGtAWZ file.md
```bash
added QmdsEVLRXioANssEVLRXYioANsGtANsGtRXYioANsGtAWZ file.md
37.62 KiB / 37.62 KiB [===========================] 100.00%
```
```
4. Start server with `ipfs daemon`
5. **Missing step**, server seems to need an open port (not firewalled)
6. Download file from any device `ipfs get /ipfs/QmdsEVLRXioANssEVLRXYioANsGtANsGtRXYioANsGtAWZ` <-- that's the hash returned from **step 3**
```bash
$ ls
QmdsEVLRXioANssEVLRXYioANsGtANsGtRXYioANsGtAWZ
```
Note the filename is just the hash, the original filename is lost.
*IPNS seems to solve the filename problem, need to research on how to use it*
```bash
$ ls
QmdsEVLRXioANssEVLRXYioANsGtANsGtRXYioANsGtAWZ
```
Notice the filename is just the hash, the original filename is lost.\
**Note:** *IPNS seems to solve the filename problem, need to research on how to use it*
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