gatsby-plugin-ipfs
Enables Gatsby websites to be deployed on IPFS by converting asset paths to relative URLs.
What is gatsby-plugin-ipfs?
gatsby-plugin-ipfs is a Gatsby plugin that enables static websites built with Gatsby to be deployed and served from the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). It solves the problem of Gatsby's default absolute paths, which break when hosted on IPFS gateways, by converting them to relative paths. This allows developers to publish decentralized, censorship-resistant websites.
Gatsby developers who want to deploy their static sites on IPFS or other decentralized hosting platforms that require relative asset paths.
It provides a simple, configuration-light solution to a specific Gatsby limitation, enabling IPFS compatibility without requiring major changes to the build process or site structure.
Overview
Adds support for deploying Gatsby to IPFS by ensuring that assets are relative
Use Cases
Best For
- Deploying Gatsby blogs on IPFS for decentralization
- Creating censorship-resistant static websites
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