ipfs.id is not a function about js-ipfsd-ctl

[daviddias]

Fixed with #165 :)

[daviddias]

@Powersource that ipfs instance is not an ipfs-api instance. Log its methods, it is something that is created here that exposes some commands but not all. You want to do a disposableAPI or create a js-ipfs-api instance that connects to that daemon started.

[Powersource]

Ok thanks, looked into the code a bit more and I think this should work (followed by using the Addr's to
connect using js-ipfs-api):

const ipfsd = require('ipfsd-ctl')

ipfsd.local((err, ipfs) => {
    if (err) { throw err }

    console.log(ipfs.apiAddr)
    console.log(ipfs.gatewayAddr)
});

Both of those log null. And I don't really understand the comment in the example linked above // opens an api connection to local running ipfs node.

[Powersource]

Trying this with 0.23 it still doesn't seem to work. My code.

{"diskinfo":{"free_space":104992063488,"fstype":"61267","total_space":92177629184},"environment":{"GOPATH":"/home/me/prj/go","IPFS_PATH":""},"ipfs_commit":"f55a7a03b","ipfs_version":"0.4.11-dev","memory":{"swap":0,"virt":219328000},"net":{"interface_addresses":["/ip4/127.0.0.1","/ip4/10.2.253.37","/ip6/::1","/ip6/fe80::80ca:2835:20da:f537"],"online":false},"runtime":{"arch":"amd64","compiler":"gc","gomaxprocs":4,"numcpu":4,"numgoroutines":5,"os":"linux","version":"go1.9"}}