IPFS. Client's useful commands

# Get node list for CID
ipfs routing findprovs <CID>

# Get local pinned files CID list
ipfs pin ls

# Get addresses by peer ID
ipfs routing findpeer <Peer ID>

# Add file to local node by it CID
ipfs pin add <CID>

# Provide CID
ipfs routing provide <CID>

# Download file to current folder by it CID
ipfs get /ipfs/<CID>

# Write all pinned CIDs to text file
ipfs pin ls -q > pinned_cids.txt

# Download and add to local repo all data by CIDs using text file
cat pinned_cids.txt | xargs -I {} ipfs pin add {}

# Remove pinned CID from repository (required gc)
ipfs pin rm <CID>

# Garbage clean (remove unpinned blocks from storage)
ipfs repo gc

# Storage common info
ipfs repo stat --human

# Provideing statistic
ipfs stats provide

# PubSub options
# 1. Run ipfs daemon with --enable-pubsub-experiment option:
ipfs daemon --enable-pubsub-experiment
# 2. Topic subscribe:
ipfs pubsub sub MyTopicName
# 3. Post message to topic:
echo "Hello, PubSub!" | ipfs pubsub pub MyTopicName

# Convert CIDv0 hash to CIDv1:
ipfs cid base32 <CIDv0>

# Public gateway address format:
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/<CID>
https://<CIDv1>.ipfs.dweb.link
https://dweb.link/ipfs/<CID>

# Get list of all IPNS keys
ipfs key list

# Rename IPNS key
ipfs key rename "mykey1" "mykey2"

# Get CID connected to IPNS key
ipfs name resolve key_id

# Generate new IPNS address
ipfs key gen --type=rsa mykey3

# Publish content (CID) associated with IPNS address mykey3
ipfs name publish --key=mykey3 /ipfs/<CID>

# Publish content (CID) associated with default IPNS address (self)
ipfs name publish /ipfs/<CID>