import to IPFS is always disabled

[bluelovers]

Describe the bug

import to IPFS is always disabled

To Reproduce

Expected behavior

allow import

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[lidel]

@bluelovers do you have IPFS running? what the version of go-ipfs?

For import to work, you need to have extension enabled and a local IPFS node running:

[bluelovers]

go-ipfs v0.4.23

use js-ipfs and update server conf in ipfs-companion

import to IPFS is also disabled

[lidel]

I see you have 0 peers – that is why it is disabled:

https://github.com/ipfs-shipyard/ipfs-companion/blob/df96a055157a8e715d141ea5bb1d03beb3b58acc/add-on/src/lib/context-menus.js#L166-L168

I believe this is a bug similar to #790.
We should allow imports when there are no peers, as long API is online.

[lidel]

I believe the fix is to update mentioned line to:

- const ifApi = getState().peerCount > 0 
+ const ifApi = getState().peerCount >= 0 

@bluelovers is this something you would be interested in contributing as a PR?

[bluelovers]

hmm..., how can u have that many peers ?