Dtube is a video plateform using steem (to reward authors) and ipfs (to store videos)
Because users using Dtube doesn't contribute directly to persist videos on ipfs, DCS is one solution that allows to persist automaticaly dtube videos (instead of pinning manually).
Install Docker: https://docs.docker.com/install/ Install Docker Compose: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
apt-get update
apt-get install docker-ce
curl -L https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/1.18.0/docker-compose-`uname -s`-`uname -m` -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
If you want to run docker with another user than root, add your username into the docker group
git clone https://github.com/evildido/dtube-community-support.git
cd ./dtube-community-support
Edit the config.json file and customize the following items if needed :
- tags (array) : steem tags is used to pin content (#fr by default)
- rpc node (array) : full node
- blacklist (array) : Don't pin authors's contents even if he is using "tag".
- whitelist (array): Pin author's content even if he is not using "tag"
Whitelist array has the precedence over blacklist.
- Build and test:
docker-compose up(CTRL + C to exit) Go have a coffee while it builds - To launch in the background:
docker-compose up -d - To stop the container running in the background:
docker-compose down - To check the DCS output:
docker logs dcs - To check IPFS output:
docker logs ipfs
Enter the IPFS container: docker exec -ti ipfs sh
Once inside, execute the IPFS bandwidth stat command: ipfs stats bw
You can do the same thing with any command inside the dcs container:
docker exec -ti dcs bash
Then, to list the videos being cached: npm run list
To execute the IPFS bandwidth stat command:
docker-compose exec ipfs ipfs stats bw
To list video cached by DCS:
docker-compose exec dcs npm run list
To pin a DTube video with DCS:
docker-compose exec dcs npm run add -- -u='https://d.tube/#!/v/bobaphet/dd8bx6c1'
For other commands, see below
Docker will mount the current data/ and log/ directories as volumes. This means you can access files inside those directories without entering the containers. This makes it easier for debugging or backup.
DCS needs IPFS to working. Please install go-ipfs Download : https://dist.ipfs.io/#go-ipfs Install : https://ipfs.io/docs/install/
git clone https://github.com/evildido/dtube-community-support.git cd ./dtube-community-support npm install
Edit the config.json file and customize the following items if needed :
- tags (array) : steem tags is used to pin content (#fr by default)
- rpc node (array) : full node
- blacklist (array) : Don't pin authors's contents even if he is using "tag".
- whitelist (array): Pin author's content even if he is not using "tag"
Whitelist array has the precedence over blacklist.
This command will start the collector. it will detect new dtube content and add it on the ipfs node.
npm start
npm run list --
This command takes the following arguments :
- -s=date : Sort by date (from newest to the oldest)
- -s=size : Sort by size
- -a=author : Display all content posted by the specified "author" (eg: npm run list -- -a=evildido)
npm run listAuthor
npm run show --
This command takes the following argument :
- -p=pinset : Display informations about the pinset specified (eg: npm run show -- -p=QmSe462BD2S3EFhgwotGtjS86LJhzzsqqPUmR8j2vbHY4W)
npm run add --
This command takes one argument
- -u='dtube url' : Please note that the dtube link must be between simple quotes (eg: npm run add -- -u='https://d.tube/#!/v/baart/icayiyv7')
npm run rm --
This command takes one argument
- -p=pinset : unpin the following pinset (eg: npm run rm -- -p=QmSe462BD2S3EFhgwotGtjS86LJhzzsqqPUmR8j2vbHY4W)
- -a=author : unpin all content author's content (eg: npm run rm -- -a=evildido)
- -d=date : unpin all content befote the date (eg: npn run rm -- -d="03/18/2018" OR "03/18/2018" or any valid date - please check Date javascript object)
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