Irakli Gozalishvili

I would even go as far as suggest to ditch add many, unless it does some kind of optimization I fail to see. IMO it fallls in a realm of...

Let me fist state that I totally understand that some of the API decisions might be irreversible at this point or too costly to be worth it. That being said...

I think it's also worth considering that there are web APIs that have batch semantics like [`FileList`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileList) and [`FormData`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FormData/append) APIs. So technically you don't even need `ipfs.batch()` you could instead...

Consolidated my thoughts on API design here https://gozala.hashbase.io/posts/Constraints%20of%20an%20API%20design/

@dokterbob creating an example demonstrating how to use IPFS in the shared worker from the service worker is on my TODO list. Unfortunately that is a non-trivial task because `SharedWorker`...

Submitted a pull request that demonstrates use of the shared ipfs node from service worker https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/pull/3374

> I'm not sure whether I fully understand - but it does seem there are two distinct things: > a) Using a shared worker from the origin (e.g. sharing a...

I should note that it was suggested to me to create a PR for this repo and perhaps call this multihash v2, however as per FAQ I don't feel like...

I am sorry but I'm not able to follow most of this as I'm not familiar with details mentioned. I do want to however call out few things: 1. Operating...

`provide(capability, handler)` used in servers is a decorator that simply does the validation, you could simply decorate it with another function that does something with the the passed invocation +...