Bridge Server for relaying WalletConnect connections
Local dev work is using local self signed certificates within the docker environment.
Your Walletconnect enabled app needs to be on the same local network.
make dev # ports 80, 443, 5001, 6379 will be exposed locally
Dependencies:
- git
- docker
- make
You will need to have docker swarm enabled:
docker swarm init
# If you get the following error: `could not chose an IP address to advertise...`. You can do the following:
docker swarm init --advertise-addr `curl -s ipecho.net/plain`Run the following command and fill in the prompts:
git clone https://github.com/WalletConnect/node-walletconnect-bridge
cd node-walletconnect-bridge
make deploy
Bridge URL domain: <your bridge domain>
Email for SSL certificate (default [email protected]):If you want a grafana dashboard you can use the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/WalletConnect/node-walletconnect-bridge
cd node-walletconnect-bridge
make deploy-monitoring
Bridge URL domain: <your bridge domain>
Email for SSL certificate (default [email protected]):For this to work you must point grafana.<bridge domain> to the same ip as <bridge domain>.
The config step of the Makefile will ask you whether you are using cloudflare as a DNS proxy for your bridge domain. If you answer yes then the certbot will need a Cloudflare API token that can be obtained from: https://dash.cloudflare.com/profile/api-tokens. The type of token you need is a Edit zone DNS with access to the bridge domain.
The API token will be safeguarded with a docker secret.
This will upgrade your current bridge with minimal downtime.
git fetch && git merge origin/master in your repo
make upgradeThis stack deploys 3 containers one of redis, nginx and node.js. You can follow the logs of the nginx container by running the following command:
docker service logs --raw -f walletconnect_nginx