This entire project can be replaced in two different ways with just IPFS. You don't have to run IPFS to be able to add files or retrieve them (if you've added them on the same computer), so simply add the files without running the daemon and you're already "Offline and Private" and "IPFS without the Network".
If that's not enough, you can also run your IPFS daemon with `--offline` and it won't connect to any network, giving you another way of using IPFS offline and privately.
If you want to go one step further, when adding files with the IPFS CLI, you can add the flag `--only-hash` and IPFS will only hash the content without actually writing anything to disk, making it even more "offline" and "private".
All in all, this seems to be a project whose author missed to read the documentation for IPFS as everything mentioned is already supported in go-ipfs, the main IPFS implementation.
Edit: the title "IPFS-less IPFS" is fun too, since nebulus seems to include ipfs-core as a dependency, not really IPFS-less then I'd say :) https://github.com/skogard/nebulus/blob/480d43dc22ccd949c6ae...
If that's not enough, you can also run your IPFS daemon with `--offline` and it won't connect to any network, giving you another way of using IPFS offline and privately.
If you want to go one step further, when adding files with the IPFS CLI, you can add the flag `--only-hash` and IPFS will only hash the content without actually writing anything to disk, making it even more "offline" and "private".
All in all, this seems to be a project whose author missed to read the documentation for IPFS as everything mentioned is already supported in go-ipfs, the main IPFS implementation.
Edit: the title "IPFS-less IPFS" is fun too, since nebulus seems to include ipfs-core as a dependency, not really IPFS-less then I'd say :) https://github.com/skogard/nebulus/blob/480d43dc22ccd949c6ae...