func (s *Shell) Pins() (map[string]PinInfo, error) {
	var raw struct{ Keys map[string]PinInfo }
	return raw.Keys, s.Request("pin/ls").Exec(context.Background(), &raw)
}
func (s *Shell) Pins() (map[string]PinInfo, error) {
	var raw struct{ Keys map[string]PinInfo }
	return raw.Keys, s.Request("pin/ls").Exec(context.Background(), &raw)
}
func ( s * Shell ) Pins ( ) ( map [ string ] PinInfo , error ) { var raw struct { Keys map [ string ] PinInfo } return raw . Keys , s . Request ( " " ) . Exec ( context . Background ( ) , & raw ) }
// Pins returns a map of the pin hashes to their info (currently just the
// pin type, one of DirectPin, RecursivePin, or IndirectPin. A map is returned
// instead of a slice because it is easier to do existence lookup by map key
// than unordered array searching. The map is likely to be more useful to a
// client than a flat list.
Pins returns a map of the pin hashes to their info ( currently just the pin type one of DirectPin RecursivePin or IndirectPin . A map is returned instead of a slice because it is easier to do existence lookup by map key than unordered array searching . The map is likely to be more useful to a client than a flat list .