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Blossom Uploader ​

Blossom is a new protocol that challenges IPFS with the simplicity of Nostr.

Files are uploaded to multiple servers and identified by their SHA-256 hash. If a server goes offline, clients may be able to locate the file on other servers.

Usage ​

The BlossomUploader can be used to upload files to multiple Blossom servers at once.

ts
import { BlossomUploader } from '@nostrify/nostrify/uploaders';

const uploader = new BlossomUploader({
  servers: ['https://blossom.primal.net/' /*, https://cdn.satellite.earth */],
  signer: window.nostr,
});

const tags = await uploader.upload(file);

Options ​

  • servers array of URLs to Blossom servers.
  • signer Nostr signer instance to sign the upload request.
  • fetch (optional) custom fetch implementation.
  • expiresIn (optional) number of milliseconds each upload request should expire in. (Default: 60_000)

Results ​

Results are returned as a tags array (string[][]) of NIP-94 tags. The first tag is guaranteed to be a url.

ts
[
  ['url', 'https://blossom.primal.net/7508bd9d8b0ed6e0891a3b973adf6011b1e49f6174910d6a1eb722a4a2e30539.png'],
  ['x', '7508bd9d8b0ed6e0891a3b973adf6011b1e49f6174910d6a1eb722a4a2e30539'],
  ['ox', '7508bd9d8b0ed6e0891a3b973adf6011b1e49f6174910d6a1eb722a4a2e30539'],
  ['size', '172'],
  ['m', 'image/png'],
];
  • url public URL of the file.
  • x SHA-256 hex-encoded string of the file.
  • ox SHA-256 hex-encoded string of the original file, before any transformations done by the upload server.
  • size size of file in bytes.
  • m string indicating the data type of the file. The MIME types format must be used, and they should be lowercase.
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