use a regex (based on the current multihash) to detect a gateway #90
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Thanks! However, it also needs to support IPNS using DNS (for example, |
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I've updated the regexp to support domain names after (All of the modern IDN make it almost impossible to create a detailed regexp for a domain name and thus I've used the most simple |
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Very well! I'll merge this as soon as I'm able to 😄 |
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use a regex (based on the current multihash) to detect a gateway
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Here's a temporary solution (until some solution for ipfs/notes#92 is provided) to decide if the second part of
window.location.pathnamelooks like the current IPFS multihash.