Deploying Files to DStorage

• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Commands
• Deploy the files

Introduction

DStorage is a revolutionary decentralized storage platform that offers you a fast, secure, and reliable way to store and distribute your data.

Prerequisites

Make sure you have npm or yarn installed on your machine.

Commands

The tpe CLI has the following commands:

1. tpe storage tasklist — shows the list of all tasks for the current account;
2. tpe storage upload — upload application files to the storage.

Deploy the files

Follow the steps below to deploy files to a decentralized storage:

1. Install the @thepowereco/cli package globally:

   npm

   npm install -g @thepowereco/cli

   Yarn

   yarn global add @thepowereco/cli

   pnpm

   pnpm add -g @thepowereco/cli

2. Register an account:

   tpe register

3. Select the devnet option and make a note of the provided information, as it will be needed later. Here is the example:

   ✔ Please, select the network: · devnet
   Loading... done
   Network: devnet
   Chain number: 1
   Account address: AA100000001677740890
   Account seed phrase: peanut shadow approve put grain outdoor hand program angry tiger cry diary
   Account wif: L2NzLJEtduehhwxT7cidd13tNDmsnZn9neoYa9wRg9W89gDcdeVu
   To replenish the balance of your account please visit: https://faucet.thepower.io

4. Go to the Faucet.

5. Select the chain 1 option:

   

6. Copy the provided address into the information from step 3.

7. Click Send tokens:

   

8. Navigate to the folder one level above the folder you want to upload. For example, if you want to upload the /home/app folder, navigate to the /home folder.

9. Run the following command:

   tpe storage upload 

   and specify the folder you want to upload, for example ./app.

10. Enter the address and wif from step 3. The files will be uploaded.

11. After the files are uploaded, the location where they will be stored will be indicated.

Note

To deploy a basic create-react-app template, modify the paths so that they start from the root domain.

For example, replace all instances of ="/ with ="./.