i'm working on this utility that'll maintain a database of links in-between things like filesystem paths, web pages, etc.
the idea is that it'll model connections between things i'm working on, notes about them, related projects, etc., like:
~/code/project -> ~/notes/vimwiki/project.wiki
~/code/some-project -> https://some.project
so i can be editing a file or browsing a directory and hit a hotkey to see the bigger picture of what's related.
quandary: mostly it seems like storing URIs for the addresses will work, but i also want identifiers that're:
- unique within local system
- not tied to a specific path on the filesystem, in case that path changes
- not necessarily _globally_ unique
- human readable
a URN seems like what i want, but in formal terms not quite, since it's s'posed to be global, and there's all sorts of registry stuff.
should i make something up, or is there a better existing solution for this?
@brennen Look up:
- content addressed storage
- DIDs
The human-readable factor gets tricky if you want the other useful technical factors. See Zooko's triangle:
selfsame 
@brennen Another option is a design like tahoe-lafs's, but that's probably overkill