import { Estuary } from 'estuary-upload';

const estuary = new Estuary('<api-key>');
const cid = await estuary.addFromPath('my-file.jpg');
console.log(
  `The file is uploaded to Estuary with CID ${cid} preserved!`
);

$ export ESTUARY_API_KEY=<api-key>
$ estuary-upload add-dir <dirpath>
[
  ...
  'bafkreia2254bseihmsqw7fzxsk54p7nqmitn2ibhnjiafxtql6by54idv4',
  'bafkreigrov5qj25vp2vawsjlav5v3veihagovvddjodlydspmy2mtmks5q',
  ... 900 more items
]

$ estuary-upload -k <api-key> add-files <filepath...>
[
  ...
  'bafkreia2254bseihmsqw7fzxsk54p7nqmitn2ibhnjiafxtql6by54idv4',
  'bafkreigrov5qj25vp2vawsjlav5v3veihagovvddjodlydspmy2mtmks5q',
  ... 900 more items
]

$ npm run unit

The integration test will fetch an image (size ~20MB) from public IPFS gateway and upload it to Estuary.

1. Set API key

$ export ESTUARY_API_KEY=<api-key>

2. Run test

$ npm run integration