docs: deal scraper RFC #631
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th7nder
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Dec 11, 2024
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| This RFC proposes the design and functionality of an application to map `piece_cids` to their respective owners, identified by [Peer ID][1]s, in the Polka-Storage ecosystem. |
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I'm wondering, who needs that from the business perspective at this point.
When a Storage Client is making a deal, they know with whom, so they should know where their file is stored.
The only thing they need is to resolve PeerID to a Multiaddress and then connect to the SP, download the file and that's it.
Not sure who the user of it would be.
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Description
This PR adds an RFC for the on-chain deal information scraper, which maps Peer IDs to piece_cid's. The application will need to maintain a database that holds these mapping, the database is not mentioned in this RFC but should be considered when implementing. This is an initial draft, I will do some testing to check if this will work.