IPTB

iptb is a program used to create and manage a cluster of sandboxed IPFS nodes locally on your computer. Spin up 1000s of nodes! It exposes various options, such as different bootstrapping patterns. iptb makes testing IPFS networks easy!

Example

$ iptb init -n 5

$ iptb start
Started daemon 0, pid = 12396
Started daemon 1, pid = 12406
Started daemon 2, pid = 12415
Started daemon 3, pid = 12424
Started daemon 4, pid = 12434

$ iptb shell 0
$ echo $IPFS_PATH
/home/noffle/testbed/0

$ echo 'hey!' | ipfs add -q
QmNqugRcYjwh9pEQUK7MLuxvLjxDNZL1DH8PJJgWtQXxuF

$ exit

$ iptb connect 0 4

$ iptb shell 4
$ ipfs cat QmNqugRcYjwh9pEQUK7MLuxvLjxDNZL1DH8PJJgWtQXxuF
hey!

Usage

$ iptb --help

NAME:
	iptb - The IPFS TestBed

USAGE:
	iptb [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
	init			create and initialize testbed configuration
	start			start up all testbed nodes
	kill, stop		kill a specific node (or all nodes, if none specified)
	restart			kill all nodes, then restart
	shell			spawn a subshell with certain IPFS environment variables set
	get			get an attribute of the given node
	connect			connect two nodes together
	dump-stack		get a stack dump from the given daemon
	help, h			show a list of subcommands, or help for a specific subcommand

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
	--help, -h		show help
	--version, -v		print the version

Install

go get github.com/whyrusleeping/iptb

Configuration

By default, iptb uses $HOME/testbed to store created nodes. This path is configurable via the environment variables IPTB_ROOT.

License

MIT

magik6k / iptb