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WebRecorder.io #3

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davidar opened this issue Sep 30, 2015 · 3 comments
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WebRecorder.io #3

davidar opened this issue Sep 30, 2015 · 3 comments

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@davidar
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davidar commented Sep 30, 2015

See ipfs-inactive/archives#28 for context.

Opening this issue to discuss details of IPFS integration.

CC: @ikreymer @amstocker

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Update here as well: I have created a very simple prototype that records and replays from/to IPFS:
https://github.com/ikreymer/pywb-ipfs

There's still a few issues that would need to be resolved as far as integration, as webrecorder is designed to allow users to create private collections, as well as delete content. (Mostly probably some of these options would not be available if users choose IPFS for storage, at least initially)

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@ikreymer This is cool! I'm a big fan of uwsgi :) . I will be able to look more closely at your code this weekend but it looks good.

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jbenet commented Oct 27, 2015

very cool. would love to see this in a chrome extension.

also, would be nice to use a datastructure made up of ipfs objects for the index.

think of each ipfs object (or dag node) as a single json document, and you get to "merkle link" between nodes.

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