Install dependencies with
$ npm install
Run test cases:
# start test rpc server (which starts server on localhost:8545)
$ npm run testrpc
# run test cases
$ npm run test
# start test rpc server or you can start `geth`/`parity` node
$ npm run testrpc
# deploy contracts
$ npm run deploy
# start authority's server
$ npm run authorized-dev
# start dev server
$ npm run dev
# build server
$ npm run build
# start server
$ npm start
$ npm run testrpc # or use actual ethereum node (check configurations)
$ npm run authorized-node # or simple dev node => npm run dev
# start cli (`-p` option provides a way to accept sender's private key)
$ ./src/cli/index.js -p '9b28f36fbd67381120752d6172ecdcf10e06ab2d9a1367aac00cdcd6ac7855d3'
plasma > .help
You can override default configurations by creating config.env file in root directory and adding following variables:
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| APP_NAME | Name shown on UI | Plasma chain |
| APP_PORT | Server port | 8080 |
| CHAIN_DB | Level db location | ./db |
| CHAIN_BLOCK_PERIOD | Plasma chain block period. After every block period, new plasma block will be created, if necessary. | 6 |
| CHAIN_WEB3_PROVIDER | Web3 http provider URL | http://localhost:8545 |
| CHAIN_ROOT_CONTRACT | Contract address for root contract | 0xb4ee...a6a |
| CHAIN_AUTHORITY_ADDRESS | Authority address for PoA | 0x9fB2...791 |
| CHAIN_AUTHORITY_PRIVATE_KEY | Authority's private key for PoA | 0x9b28...5d3 |
| NETWORK_EXTERNAL_HOST | Network's external host (for sync) | 0.0.0.0 |
| NETWORK_PORT | Network's port (for sync) | 8081 |
| NETWORK_PEERS | Pre-defined peers (for sync) |