py-is_ipfs
py-is_ipfs is a Python library to identify valid IPFS resources.
This project is a work in progress.
Installation and usage
Installation
py-is_ipfs is available on PyPI:
python -m pip install py-is_ipfs
Usage
from is_ipfs import Validator
print(Validator("QmYjtig7VJQ6XsnUjqqJvj7QaMcCAwtrgNdahSiFofrE7o").is_ipfs())
Currently supported
- CID
- v0
- v1
- URL
- Path Gateway
- IPFS
- IPNS
- Subdomain Gateway
- IPFS
- IPNS
- Path Gateway
- Path
- IPFS
- IPNS
- Native URL
- IPFS
- IPNS
- ...
License
Acknowledgments
- Protocol Labs for funding this project with a micro grant.
- ipfs-shipyard/is-ipfs for the heuristics implemented in JavaScript that this project used as a starting point.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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