* Get local HTTP port. * * @param {array|string} addrs * @returns {number} the port

* Get the IPFS binary file path. * * @returns {string}

* Gets the IPFS daemon controller. If null is returned, * it means that the repository or some configuration is wrong * and IPFS Desktop should quit

* * @param {Error|unknown} err * @returns

* Apply one-time updates to the config of IPFS node. This is the place * where we execute fixes and performance tweaks for existing users. * * @par

* Removes the repository api file. * * @param {import('ipfsd-ctl').Controller} ipfsd * @returns {void}

* Dialog to show when there is a busy port and we offer an alternative. * * @param {Number} port is the busy port * @param {Number} alt is the alte

* Dialog to show when there are two busy ports and we offer an alternative. * * @param {Number} port1 is the busy port 1 * @param {Number} alt1 is

* Dialog to show when the daemon cannot connect to remote API. * * @param {string} addr

* * @returns {Context}

* Dialog to show when there are multiple busy ports. * * @returns {boolean} open the configuration file

* Dialog to show when we detect that the configuration file is missing. * * @param {string} path

* Dialog to show when we detect that the repository is invalid, but we * are not sure what the problem is. * * @param {string} path

* Dialog to show when the repository is part of a private network. * * @param {string} path

* Dialog to show when we detect that the repository is not a directory. * * @param {string} path

* Start the IPFS daemon. * * @param {any} opts * @returns {Promise<{ ipfsd: import('ipfsd-ctl').Controller|undefined } & IpfsLogs>}