GitHub
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The HTTP to IPFS Gateway - Explained · GitHub
Folks who run a local ipfs daemon can use their own gateway, at https://localhost:8080 by default, to allow their browser and other tools to fetch content-addressed data over http but using their ipfs node to find and fetch it.
IPFS
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Lesson: Use an HTTP browser to retrieve files from local IPFS gateway · GitBook
You can use a local IPFS node to read content from the worldwide IPFS network. The two ways of interacting with your local node are 1) through the command line and 2) through the HTTP gateway. You can use either of those interfaces to pass IPFS the content-addressed (hash) identifiers of the content you want.
Ipfs
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IPFS
docs.ipfs.tech › concepts › ipfs-gateway
IPFS Gateway | IPFS Docs
For example, some browsers or tools like Curl (opens new window) or Wget (opens new window) don't support IPFS natively and cannot access to IPFS content using canonical addressing like ipfs://{CID}/{optional path to resource}. While tools like IPFS Companion add browser support for native IPFS URLs, this is not always an option. As such, IPFS gateways enable a broad range of applications to interface with IPFS using HTTP. ... Recursive vs. non-recursive gateways · Trusted vs. trustless gateways ... Regardless of who deploys a gateway and where, any IPFS gateway resolves access to any requested IPFS content identifier. Your machine may host a gateway as a local service; e.g., at localhost:8080.
Gitbooks
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Lesson: Use an HTTP browser to retrieve files from local IPFS gateway · Decentralized Web Primer
You can use a local IPFS node to read content from the worldwide IPFS network. The two ways of interacting with your local node are 1) through the command line and 2) through the HTTP gateway. You can use either of those interfaces to pass IPFS the content-addressed (hash) identifiers of the ...
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You can use the official js-ipfs-api library. Then you can use the ipfs.files.add function to post your file, since you already have it in an array buffer. If that doesnt work, the js-ipfs-api has a built in Buffer object you can use.
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You should probably use the Gateway API instead of the Node API. Just POST a file to it, you'll get a hash back.
For an example, see how IPFessay does it.
IPFS
docs.ipfs.tech › reference › http › gateway
HTTP Gateway | IPFS Docs
Special types of gateway which leverage Host header in addition to URL pathname. Designed for website hosting and improved interoperability with web browsers and origin-based security model (opens new window).
Ipfs
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IPFS
docs.ipfs.tech › how-to › address-ipfs-on-web
Address IPFS on the web | IPFS Docs
IPFS Companion (opens new window) is a browser extension that simplifies access to IPFS resources. It provides support for native URLs and will automatically redirect IPFS gateway requests to your local Kubo daemon so that you are not relying on or trusting remote gateways.
GitHub
github.com › ipfs › ipfs-companion
GitHub - ipfs/ipfs-companion: Browser extension that simplifies access to IPFS resources on the web
IPFS Companion harnesses the power of your locally running IPFS Kubo node (either through the IPFS Desktop app or the command-line daemon) directly inside your favorite Chromium-based or Firefox browser, enabling support for ipfs:// addresses, redirecting content-addressed websites and file paths to your local Gateway, easy IPFS file import and sharing, and more.
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DEV Community
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Uploading Files to IPFS from a Web Application - DEV Community
November 29, 2022 - The gateway we will be using today is Infura. Other popular services are Pinata or Fleek. For this example to work, you need to sign up with Infura and get a project ID and API secret. For an example of how to pin a file to IPFS with Pinata, check out this repo.
IPFS.io Gateway
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About the IPFS.io Public Gateway
An IPFS gateway acts as a bridge between the traditional web protocol (HTTP) and the IPFS protocol. It listens for requests for IPFS content, retrieves that content via IPFS, and makes it available via HTTP. This allows anyone to access content from public IPFS networks, no matter what web browser they're using.
GitHub
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GitHub - ipfs/in-web-browsers: Tracking the endeavor towards getting web browsers to natively support IPFS and content-addressing
IPFS Companion: Harness the power of your local IPFS daemon directly inside your favorite Chromium or Firefox browser, enabling support for ipfs:// addresses, automatic IPFS gateway loading of websites and file paths, easy IPFS file import and sharing, and more
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IPFS
docs.ipfs.tech › install › ipfs-companion
Install the IPFS Companion Browser Extension
The add-on is available for Brave, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and any other Chromium-based web browser. It enables support for ipfs:// and ipns:// addresses, automatically loads websites and file paths from a local IPFS gateway, allows you to easily import and share a file with IPFS, and more.
Cloudflare
developers.cloudflare.com › directory › web3 › how to › use ipfs gateway
Use IPFS gateway · Cloudflare Web3 docs
Your gateway hostname will be the Hostname value you supplied when you created the gateway. The request path will vary based on the type of content you are serving. If a request path is /ipfs/<CID_HASH>, that tells the gateway that you want the content with the Content Identifier (CID) that immediately follows.
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daniel.haxx.se › blog › 2022 › 08 › 10 › ipfs-and-their-gateways
IPFS and their gateways | daniel.haxx.se
August 11, 2022 - HTTP Gateway was created as something IPFS node exposes on localhost or in a trusted LAN. In these contexts, double verification brings unnecessary overhead, and by default one wants to get re-assembled bytes back, without IPFS/IPLD envelopes. The ability to request a block or CAR stream from a public gateway was introduced earlier this year to enable verifiable retrieval in more constrained contexts, like IoT, web worker CDNs, or mobile browsers.
GitHub
github.com › ipfs-shipyard › ipfs-companion › issues › 91
Save entire Web page to IPFS · Issue #91 · ipfs/ipfs-companion
It also takes a screenshot with the tabs.captureVisibleTab API and finally saves the object to local storage + IPFS. I also hit another tricky issue that I'm unsure of how to solve. Current implementation is naive in that it assumes that URLs mostly end up being the same content for all users, which is not true. Sometimes web applications renders data into JS files (hurr) and served as normal scripts. ... I know the pain: we can't even use MHTML as it is not supported by browser vendors (anymore).
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Reddit
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r/ipfs on Reddit: What's an IPFS gateway?
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Is a gateway only for uploading to IPFS? In other words, if a gateway is shut down, is a file (say NFT) lost from the system? Thanks!
Edit: thanks all for the help!!
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Gateway is a bridge between IPFS and the Web. Basically, it lets you view IPFS files with a Web browser. Using IPFS locally via a CLI, you might get a file like this: ipfs get QmZ4tDuvesekSs4qM5ZBKpXiZGun7S2CYtEZRB3DYXkjGx Using a public gateway, you'd point your browser here: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmZ4tDuvesekSs4qM5ZBKpXiZGun7S2CYtEZRB3DYXkjGx
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A gateway lets you access IPFS content without running an IPFS node yourself. Normally you'd run an IPFS node on your computer, which would download and view stuff on IPFS by connecting directly to the nodes with the content. With a gateway, the gateway server downloads the data from IPFS nodes, and then sends it to you like a normal website does. For example, if you go to a gateway link like https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeicimayz4mf5meomrccmpskp36dxoxo3ggykxkncbgdcipgoclh3ke?filename=See%20you%20again%20tire.mp4 , it lets you view a video on IPFS without having to run your own node on your computer. Gateways don't allow you to upload any data to IPFS, just download/view content that's already on IPFS.
Ipfs
specs.ipfs.tech › http-gateways › path-gateway
Path Gateway Specification
When set, gateway will include it in Content-Disposition header and may use it for Content-Type calculation. ... Optional, can be used to request specific Content-Disposition to be set on the response. Response to HTTP request with download=true MUST include Content-Disposition: attachment[;filename=...] to indicate that client should not render the response. The attachment context will force user agents such as web browsers to present a 'Save as' dialog instead (prefilled with the value of the filename parameter, if present)