@@ -83,30 +83,30 @@ As soon as you construct the IPFS node instance, the node will be running.
### Part 2: Adding a file and a directory to IPFS
-[Prepare the file to be added to IPFS](./main.go#L166-L184))
-[Add the file to IPFS](./main.go#L240-L243))
-[Prepare the directory to be added to IPFS](./main.go#L186-L198))
-[Add the directory to IPFS](./main.go#L252-L255))
-[Prepare the file to be added to IPFS](./main.go#L166-L184)
-[Add the file to IPFS](./main.go#L240-L243)
-[Prepare the directory to be added to IPFS](./main.go#L186-L198)
-[Add the directory to IPFS](./main.go#L252-L255)
### Part 3: Getting the file and directory you added back
-[Get the file back](./main.go#L265-L268))
-[Write the file to your local filesystem](./main.go#L270-L273))
-[Get the directory back](./main.go#L277-L280))
-[Write the directory to your local filesystem](./main.go#L282-L285))
-[Get the file back](./main.go#L265-L268)
-[Write the file to your local filesystem](./main.go#L270-L273)
-[Get the directory back](./main.go#L277-L280)
-[Write the directory to your local filesystem](./main.go#L282-L285)
### Part 4: Getting a file from the IPFS network
-[Connect to nodes in the network](./main.go#L293-L310))
-[Get the file from the network](./main.go#L318-L321))
-[Write the file to your local filesystem](./main.go#L323-L326))
-[Connect to nodes in the network](./main.go#L293-L310)
-[Get the file from the network](./main.go#L318-L321)
-[Write the file to your local filesystem](./main.go#L323-L326)
### Bonus: Spawn a daemon on your existing IPFS repo (on the default path ~/.ipfs)
As a bonus, you can also find lines that show you how to spawn a node over your default path (~/.ipfs) in case you had already started a node there before. To try it:
