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How can we support the package managers effort from web browsers? #145

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autonome opened this issue Apr 1, 2019 · 1 comment

autonome commented Apr 1, 2019

The over-arching goal of 2019 for IPFS is for the most-used code and binary package managers to use IPFS.

How can the work in the Web Browsers WG support that goal?

Lidel pointed towards these related issues:

Companion intercepts CDN URLs for JS libs: Intercept URLs for JS libs at public CDNs ipfs-companion#674
Web mirroring: Mirroring Web to IPFS #94

Other ideas, opportunities?

Do either of those directly impact the top goal of the PM work? What level of impact?

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lidel commented Apr 1, 2019 •

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Plugins for web bundlers (webpack etc) that automatically add assets (minified JS, fonts, CSS, processed images) to IPFS and also output them in dist/ under content-addressed path, eg dist/ipfs/<cid>/chunk.N.js

galargh added this to IPFS-GUI (PL EngRes)

galargh moved this to To do in IPFS-GUI (PL EngRes)

SgtPooki removed this from IPFS-GUI (PL EngRes)

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