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How can i Implement go-ipfs in my go Project without Demon? #4175

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i5heu opened this issue Aug 28, 2017 · 4 comments
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How can i Implement go-ipfs in my go Project without Demon? #4175

i5heu opened this issue Aug 28, 2017 · 4 comments

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@i5heu
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i5heu commented Aug 28, 2017

i have now several hours of researching invested to find a good way for implementing IPFS in my go Program, i have found the API but the end user have to install IPFS separately on his machine.
I have found the way of OpenBazaar but this way is not Documented.

So what possibilities are there to implement IPFS in my go project without the need of a external demon?
(go-libp2p is maby a way but there a no documentations)

Thank You for your Help

Thank You for IPFS,
IPFS has a incredible HUGE potential!

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whyrusleeping commented Aug 28, 2017

Hey @i5heu! We have a few examples here: https://docs.ipfs.io/guides/examples/api/service/readme/

Let me know if they need more elaboration and we can try and put a bit more polish on them.

Note(19/11/2018): The above link may no longer work, some things around the coreapi are changing and it may need updating.

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Also this guide i wrote: http://ipfs.git.sexy/sketches/minimal_ipfs_node.html

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bj0 commented Nov 19, 2018

@whyrusleeping both the previous 2 links posted are broken.

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@bj0 ah, the gateway node I was using went away. Still viewable through the main ipfs gateways as: https://ipfs.io/ipns/ipfs.git.sexy/sketches/minimal_ipfs_node.html

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