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.eth blockchain domain support #75
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Oh.. and here are how dnslink domains work: [kallisti5@eris Downloads]$ dig _dnslink.terarocket.io TXT
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I think the dns-link stuff should work already with the IPNS I'm down for a PR for .eth domains. Etherium integration at a protocol handler level would also be cool. 😁 |
Would also be down to get ens support into |
I think ENS would be really cool. Any other distributed DNS options? Not the biggest fan of Ethereum but I guess it's better than Bitcoin at least :-p |
I had a play with getting ENS working but couldn't get it working, likely doing something silly. const Web3 = require('web3')
const ENS = require('ethereum-ens')
const provider = new Web3.providers.HttpProvider()
const ens = new ENS(provider)
ens.resolver('resolver.eth').addr()
.then(console.log)
.catch(console.error) |
Had a call with Brently from ENS, seems like this could be useful. For I was thinking of talking to the Etherium Foundation folks to see if we could get a small grant to get it integrated as well as add docs for how to use it. Could also be part of |
Gonna close this for now in favor of #77 |
Now that Agregore supports IPFS...
.eth blockchain domains can link to IPFS content.
terarocket.eth for example links to an IPFS dns-link domain.
You manage .eth domains at ens.domains via Web3
https://app.ens.domains
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