pod-upload v1.1.0

pod-upload

Quick start

npm i -g pod-upload

or

yarn global add pod-upload

pod-upload --key=XXX path/to/collection/

The key value is obtained by creating a new account at https://nft.storage/ -> API keys

This command when run will do the following:

1. It will scan the images to collect all .png and .gif files and upload them to the IPFS, what we get back is a CID (Content Identifier - a hash) of that image/gif
2. When it got the CID back it will modify the matching json metadata file and insert a new property image
3. After all metadata files is updated, it will pack the metadata directory into a CAR file and upload that to IPFS as well - which will return another CID back to us.

In the end we will have one single CID that is the root of all metada files and in each file there is an updated ipfs url to the image.

Notes

1. This command will permanately upload your data to the public internet which will be impossible to remove once it is cached on other peers's node so think carefully before you decide to run it

2. If by any chance that you encounter an error during run (e.g 429 too many requests on the nft.storage api) you can decrease the limit option (default is 5 which should be acceptable by nft.storage)

   pod-upload --limit=2 path/to/collection/

   Any uploaded file before the error happened will be skipped so it won't wastefully do the whole list twice

3. collection should follow this structure

   collection/
   ├─ images/
   │  ├─ 0.png
   │  ├─ 1.png
   │  ├─ 2.png
   │  ├─ ...
   ├─ metadata/
   │  ├─ 0
   │  ├─ 1
   │  ├─ 2
   │  ├─ ...