Operations
Easily upload Images, PDF and JSON files to IPFS.
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Easily upload Images, PDF and JSON files to IPFS.
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Use this operation to upload content to IPFS and get the IPFS Content Identifier (CID).
POST
https://api.bws.ninja/v1/call
solution*
string
BWS.IPFS.Upload
operation*
string
new
parameters*
JSON
description
string
content
JSON / base64
Content to save on the IPFS network. We currently support:
JSON (just pass the JSON or the stringified string)
File sent as a base64 encoded string
Please note that when uploading your file:
You must optimize your content to be less than 1 MB in size (there is a hard limit of 5MB when uploading files to IPFS using our API).
We currently support JSON, images, and PDF files.
If your use case requires higher file sizes or other file types, please contact us.
When the API call is successfully executed, it returns the IPFS Content Identifier (CID) along with the corresponding IPFS URI and URL. These details facilitate easy access and reference to the uploaded content on the IPFS network.
Get the list of your IPFS files
POST
https://api.bws.ninja/v1/call
solution*
string
BWS.IPFS.Upload
operation*
string
list
parameters
JSON
from
long
to
long
Once executed correctly, you will get a list of the IPFS uploaded files using BWS API. That list will contain for each file:
the IPFS Content Identifier (CID),
the file type,
and the URIs to easily access the file
IPFS URI,
web URL - using the BWS IPFS Gateway to fetch the file.
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Short description of your content (will be returned when ).
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in milliseconds representing a timestamp to select IPFS files from.
in milliseconds representing a timestamp to select IPFS files to.
the timestamp of creation ( in milliseconds),