Partitions

WNFS required top-level links
Base Layout
${username}.fission.codes
  |
  +——public
  |
  +——p[retty]
  |
  +——private
  |
  +--revoked
/public
Unencrypted data, visible by anyone
History encoded directly in the hash-linked structure
/p
A cached reduction of the /public tree
Exists to make short, friendly relative links
Relative is relative to some root
Permalinked if the root is a CID
Latest link if the root is a mutable pointer such as DNSLink
/private
Encrypted data, with contents fully encrypted
Includes:
Private files
Key sharing
Common Structure
The public and private subtrees have an identical API:
root
  - tags
    - important
      - Kansai Tip # Directory pointer
      - Harlem Shake # File pointer
    - todo
      - Workout 2020
  - collections
    - playlists
      - Workout 2020
        - Born To Be Wild
        - Harlem Shake
        - You Shook Me All Night Long
    - albums
      - Kansai Trip
        - IMG_1234.png
        - IMG_5678.png
        - IMG_9ABC.png
  - formats # indices primarily for lookup
    - music
      - 3gp
      - aac
      - mp3
      # and so on
    - images
      - tiff
      - jpg
      - gif
      - raw
      - png
  - event_streams
    - filesystem
      - [FFS events]
  - app
    - diffuse
      - preferences
  - workspace # unstructured userland
    - inbox # AKA saved or downloads
      - foo.pdf
      - bar.png
    - work
      - My Cool Project
        - README.md
        - app.js
Standard WNFS are named in the plural and snake case. All names MUST be URL safe(!)
Files (leaves) do not have a canonical path. This is a DAG, not a tree. They DO have a canonical hash (content addressing).
Internal Structure
-- Fission FileSystem Rough Schema
​
newtype Raw = Raw ByteString
newtype FileName = FileName Text
​
data Version = Version
  { current  :: Natural -- Just an increasing counter of chain length... maybe just calculate at runtime?
  , comment  :: Text
  , previous :: Maybe File
  }
​
type File = File
  { raw      :: Raw
  , metadata :: Map Text Text
  , version  :: Version
  }
​
Type Directory = Directory
  { files    :: Map Text Content
  , metadata :: Map Symbol Text
  , version  :: Version
  , events   :: [Event]
  , public   :: Maybe Directory
  , tags     :: Tags -- Aggregates child tags. What to do in case of conflict? I guess fully qualify them?
  }
​
type Content =
  = FileContent  (Maybe AES) File
  | Subdirectory (Maybe AES) Directory
​
type MetaData
  = OrderedList MetaData
  | Set MetaData
  | Map Symbol MetaTree
  | Text
  | Natural
  | Integer
  | Float
​
data MetadataEvent
  = AddMeta    { key   :: Symbol
               , value :: Text
               }
  | RemoveMeta { key :: Symbol }
​
data FileEvent
  = AttachFile { name    :: Text
               , content :: CID
               }
  | DetachFile        { target :: Text }
  | NewFileVersion    { from     :: Text
                      , parent   :: CID
                      , new_data :: CID }
  | RevertFileVersion { from           :: Text
                      , tagret_version :: Natural
                      } -- Or should this just be a new pointer to the old file? Does “revert” need a special place in the ontology?
​
data DirectoryEvent
  = AttachDirectory   { name    :: Text
                      , content :: CID
                      }
  | DetachDirectory   { target :: Text }
  | UpdateDirContents { target  :: Text
                      , new_cid :: CID
                      , update  :: Event
                      }
  | RenameLink        { from :: Text
                      , to   :: Text
                      }
​
data TagEvent
  = AddTag    { tag :: Symbol, content :: Text }
  | RemoveTag { tag :: Symbol, from    :: Text }
​
data CollectionEvent
  = AddToCollection      { collection :: Symbol, content :: Text }
  | RemoveFromCollection { collection :: Symbol, content :: Text }
​
data Event
  = Metadata   MetadataEvent
  | File       FileEvent
  | Directory  DirectoryEvent
  | Tag        TagEvent
  | Collection CollectionEvent
​
type TagData = Map Symbol (File | Dir | Tags | Collections)
​
type Tag = TagsSymbol TagData
​
type CollectionData = [Map FileName (File | Dir | Tag | Collection)]
​
type Collection = Collection Symbol CollectionData
​
Events
Root
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