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<kaotisk>
Hi! I have a question! Is an IPFS API available for python3? I did some search but I couldn't find one that's is fully implemented, at least a couple of weeks ago. Is it going to happen?
<kaotisk>
Also, could I use http requests for the same reason?
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<Fns[m]>
Maybe a wrong place for this question, but maybe someone tried putting Wordpress site into IPFS? Like, turn it into static site and pin?
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<voker57>
Fns[m]: yeah I did one with httrack
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<odisseus[m]>
Anyway, I guess the Web UI of the go-ipfs daemon should work on Windows 10 just like on any other OS
<ulvus>
Or my link?
<ulvus>
Js javascript
<odisseus[m]>
As for the repository you mentioned, it seems to provide an API in Javascript language, which is not what I need
<ulvus>
Ok, i am new so will check java. Hope other can help you
<ulvus>
Where you find java-ipfs? Go, js and py?
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<ulvus>
Ok i stop now
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<odisseus[m]>
ulvus, I'm afraid I don't understand what you're trying to tell me
<ulvus>
That my chat not relate to your question/subject
<jeeebz>
Hi odisseus[m] and ulvus. ulvus, there are many languages, javascript is not java. odisseus[m], AFAIK, there is no java-ipfs. But, it is possible to execute other programs from Java, ( check https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/lang/runtime_exec.htm ) so, you can use the go-ipfs for your java application. Of course, you have to build the go-version for your particular platform (armv7 ? armv8 ? i586 ? x86_64 ?) it is possible to
<jeeebz>
check from java what it is architecture, and execute the corresponding compiled version of go-ipfs.
<jeeebz>
(you can also execute other implementation, like python one, or JS one...)
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<ulvus>
I know different of java and script
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<jeeebz>
what is its architecture *
<odisseus[m]>
jeeebz, I realize that there is no implementstion of an IPFS _node_ in Java. However, there is a Java library which provides a wrapper around the HTTP API of an IPFS node.
<odisseus[m]>
Now, this library seems to have some deficiencies, as it doesn't support all the parameters that the HTTP API supports, and it doesn't allow to tune the HTTP connections it uses
<jeeebz>
odisseus[m]: an other option : implement it :p
<odisseus[m]>
Yeah, right
<odisseus[m]>
In fact, I think I could fix some of these problems, but is there any chance that my pull request will be accepted and a new version will be released?
<odisseus[m]>
* jeeebz, I realize that there is no implementation of an IPFS _node_ in Java. However, there is a Java library which provides a wrapper around the HTTP API of an IPFS node.
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<jeeebz>
odisseus[m]: of course there are chances ! It is the aim of PR and OSS.
<swedneck1>
jeeebz: pretty sure he's asking if it's actively maintained, or abandoned