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Having to manually forward a port just so that a disposable IPFS node can be reached by Pinata is a lot of trouble.
Maybe there is an easy-to-use npm package to do some basic UPnP port forwarding without being as comprehensive as perhaps libp2p wants to do it so we don't have to block on that.
This eliminates the need for running an ipfs peer,
so no need to listen on any port, forward ports,
do NAT traversal or any of that.
It also means we can now upload from Travis CI!
refs #11
Having to manually forward a port just so that a disposable IPFS node can be reached by Pinata is a lot of trouble.
Maybe there is an easy-to-use npm package to do some basic UPnP port forwarding without being as comprehensive as perhaps libp2p wants to do it so we don't have to block on that.
Keeping an eye on this anyway:
libp2p/js-libp2p#104
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