In this example, you will find a boilerplate application that connects to IPFS using JS-IPFS and is bundled with Parcel.js, so that you can follow it for creating Parcel.js bundled js-ipfs DApps.

1. Start your IPFS daemon of choice e.g. ipfs daemon (optional if you do not want to serve the example over IPFS)
2. Open a new terminal
3. cd into this folder
4. Run npm install

1. npm start
2. Open your browser at http://localhost:1234

You should see the following:

1. Clear the contents of dist if this is not the first time you are building e.g. rm -r dist on a unix system
2. npm run build
3. The production build of the site is now in the dist folder
4. Add the folder to ipfs using your IPFS client of choice e.g. ipfs add -r dist

The last hash output is the hash of the directory. This can be used to access this example served over IPFS and will be accessible by a public gateway:

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/<hash_of_directory>/