important functions! needed!

[parajbs]

Hello! Very interesting app!

For example, we still need the functions such as:

IPFS pubsub
is started via startup flag "ipfs daemon --enable-pubsub-experiment"

and also
IPNS pubsub
startup flag "ipfs daemon --enable-namesys-pubsub"

Then we need a button to close Ipfs completely and the pruge button should be a bit hidden because I have now deleted my config and swarm.key three times! (was better with the previous version!)

I am testing the new version with my Samsung Note 10+ and battery consumption quite fine, it could always be better! I use it via LTE (dyndns service for IP) and WLAN (static IP)!
I copied my config and swarm.key (private network) into the config-path! It works great, only the above functions are missing for pubsub!

I hope you can build the functions one more!
The terminal function from the previous version was very, very cool, but no longer available in the new version! very bad! very bad! You could use all functions of ipfs if you were switched on via startup flag!

If you need more ideas for this app (e.g. a dyndns service function for LTE there are no static IPs, then you can connect the dyn IP to the domain! Would be very cool), then contact me!

parajbs

[hazae41]

Since version 6, Sweet IPFS no longer ships the IPFS daemon, you have to install it and start it using the Termux app available on the store.

This is better because you can choose which version you want, the latest version is available instantly, and you can use a custom start command.

Before, Sweet IPFS used only two binaries: 32-bit ARM and 32-bit x32. These binaries were included with the app, they increased the app size. We could not download them dynamically because it's against Play Store rules.

Now, IPFS binaries downloaded trough Termux offer the best compatibility with your phone CPU because they are the exact match. More CPUs are compatible and the binaries are run with the same integer length (32 or 64) as your CPU.

Also, this version allows you to connect to a node running on your computer and save your phone battery life.

If you want to access your IPFS files to put a swarm.key, you can use the Files app on your phone, and select the Termux app.

If you can't see the IPFS folder, this may be because it's hidden, you can rename it to "ipfs" using the following commands:

mv .ipfs ipfs
export IPFS_PATH=~/ipfs

You can then run ipfs with

ipfs daemon