##Setup The setup is for Linux and Mac OSX. Aletrnatively on all platforms, including Windows you can use docker-based setup, described at the end of this article.

1. Install node.js

2. Install git

3. Clone this repo and run the setup script:

   git clone https://github.com/tradle/bootstrap-example.git
   cd bootstrap-example
   ./setup.sh
   

4. start a Bitjoe instance:

   ./joe.sh
   

   Output:

   Existing wallet not found at specified path, creating a new wallet
   ...
   Running on port 25556
   

5. start a Bitkeeper instance (in a separate console):

   ./keeper.sh
   

   Output:

   Bitkeeper is ready, starting server...
   Running on port: 25667
   

Sample queries (see docs)

###Charge Bitjoe (10000 satoshis in this case, may take 5-10 seconds)

Only available when running on testnet

curl -X POST -d "amount=10000" http://localhost:25556/charge

{
  "charged": 10000
}

###Create an object curl -X PUT -d '{"name":"Squinty"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "8da939ce8be6d6b563b382f5c9d2eb20f454e0ce",
  "permissions": {},
  "public": {
    "02f8248e9001ac57ce812a423a7db11983303c48e57202d01657eda1f6f73e28bc": {
      "txId": "88eff3a14de1334687fb07ab7d95d4433bcdcf48c02660aca1117e9e0025cefb",
      "txUrl": "http://tbtc.blockr.io/tx/info/88eff3a14de1334687fb07ab7d95d4433bcdcf48c02660aca1117e9e0025cefb"
    }
  },
  "fileUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:25667/get?key=8da939ce8be6d6b563b382f5c9d2eb20f454e0ce"
}

Create a public object with a given JSON file's contents

curl -X PUT -d @vocab/resources/business/common/basicReceipt.json http://127.0.0.1:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "c80d1b27e572a49a22930aa3d942c31291383acc",
  "permissions": {},
  "public": {
    "020dd2eede7f9e3c01768e6df9586568405ba5518d6e62d8f56cfebfea099a2385": {
      "txId": "0cf7020c197a7d6a08007a15464648f60b6e62540ffce879a70c7071f9e01a14",
      "txUrl": "http://tbtc.blockr.io/tx/info/0cf7020c197a7d6a08007a15464648f60b6e62540ffce879a70c7071f9e01a14"
    }
  },
  "fileUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/get?key=c80d1b27e572a49a22930aa3d942c31291383acc"
}

"Modify" an object

uses chaining, as everything on blockchain is immutable

curl -X PUT -d '{"name":"Squinty", "age":154, "_prev":"8da939ce8be6d6b563b382f5c9d2eb20f454e0ce"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "bc6762648f32e0c2989326d37e92bb17bc78f822",
  "permissions": {},
  "public": {
    "02f8248e9001ac57ce812a423a7db11983303c48e57202d01657eda1f6f73e28bc": {
      "txId": "c6e1e86611edc1a62c87171cbd160eee55764d716a5cd7eed3b972ff75bae58f",
      "txUrl": "http://tbtc.blockr.io/tx/info/c6e1e86611edc1a62c87171cbd160eee55764d716a5cd7eed3b972ff75bae58f"
    }
  },
  "fileUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:25667/get?key=bc6762648f32e0c2989326d37e92bb17bc78f822"
}

###Create and object, encrypt and store it and share access to it curl -X PUT -d '{"message":"I love you, Phillip Morris!"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?to=024289801366bcee6172b771cf5a7f13aaecd237a0b9a1ff9d769cabc2e6b70a34

{
  "fileKey": "19c841b4358a52bd04d10f2c7091f48f3db96be8",
  "permissions": {
    "024289801366bcee6172b771cf5a7f13aaecd237a0b9a1ff9d769cabc2e6b70a34": {
      "txId": "82e1d4f71e3fd64a947fb72c2e80e126a4b6793728123d32510b29e112038634",
      "txUrl": "http://tbtc.blockr.io/tx/info/82e1d4f71e3fd64a947fb72c2e80e126a4b6793728123d32510b29e112038634",
      "key": "9e9b4e051efbd118d6280c88370c73b2e094555f",
      "fileUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:25667/get?key=9e9b4e051efbd118d6280c88370c73b2e094555f"
    }
  },
  "public": {},
  "fileUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:25667/get?key=19c841b4358a52bd04d10f2c7091f48f3db96be8"
}

Real(er) world examples:

Create a model for Person

curl -X PUT -d '{"type":"Person","properties":{"firstName":{}}}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "2ceac9874a42ec5823fd92cc5d3ee918c7ffc85a",
  "...": "..."
}

Create a model for Friend

curl -X PUT -d '{"type":"Friend","properties":{"friend1":{},"friend2":{}}}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "b843cfe2d6ddc70575afa9f4968f317851332e88",
  "...": "..."
}

Create Athos, a resource of type Person

curl -X PUT -d '{"_type":"Person","_type_hash":"2ceac9874a42ec5823fd92cc5d3ee918c7ffc85a","firstName":"Athos"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "6b83099a715b71279e18b82948a9dff5f8f3c5e7",
  "...": "..."
}

Create Porthos, a resource of type Person

curl -X PUT -d '{"_type":"Person","_type_hash":"2ceac9874a42ec5823fd92cc5d3ee918c7ffc85a","firstName":"Porthos"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "3fe81f073a1b5be665b15908837d4b0e0f84d0bc",
  "...": "..."
}

Make Athos and Porthos friends

curl -X PUT -d '{"_type":"Friend","_type_hash":"b843cfe2d6ddc70575afa9f4968f317851332e88","friend1":"6b83099a715b71279e18b82948a9dff5f8f3c5e7","friend2":"3fe81f073a1b5be665b15908837d4b0e0f84d0bc"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "d9236fd6af5b1c5e820d85921ee9768966ffc263",
  "...": "..."
}

Change Athos' name to Lavos

curl -X PUT -d '{"_type":"Person","_type_hash":"2ceac9874a42ec5823fd92cc5d3ee918c7ffc85a","_prev":"6b83099a715b71279e18b82948a9dff5f8f3c5e7","firstName":"Lavos"}' http://localhost:25556/transaction?public=1

{
  "fileKey": "59673294f069df75ccc99674dfd5890538828183",
  "...": "..."
}

Debate whether Athos and Porthos are still friends

Left as an exercise to the developer

Troubleshooting

By default, this setup runs on Bitcoin Testnet 3. The built-in wallet will charge at birth, but while putting the Three Musketeers on chain, you may see:

{
  "code": 400,
  "message": "Not enough funds to create storage transaction, send coins to [insert wallet testnet address]"
}

At this point, you can charge the wallet with:

curl -X POST -d "amount=10000" http://localhost:25556/charge

Alternative way to setup, using a docker

To run a docker container

docker run --rm -p 25556:25556 -p 8383:8080 -p 25889:25889 -p 25778:25778/udp -p 30303:30303 -p 30303:30303/udp --env DOCKER_HOST=$DOCKER_HOST -t -i tradle/keeper

And that is it! You can now talk to bitjoe:

curl -X POST -d "amount=10000" http://$(boot2docker ip):25556/charge

This command is for Mac OS X. On Mac docker is running inside a virtual machine and we can't use localhost and instead need to find VM's address. On Mac the standard docker setup is via boot2docker (please help me out with the Windows setup) and 'boot2docker ip' returns VM's IP address.

Note on ports:

1. 25556 - bitjoe, HTTP
2. 25889 - bitkeeper torrenting, TCP
3. 25778 - bitkeeper DHT, UDP
4. 30303 - ethereum, both TCP and UDP

Bonus: this docker image runs Ethereum full node. To test Ethereum JSON-RPC:

curl -X POST --data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"web3_sha3","params":["0x68656c6c6f20776f726c64"],"id":64}' http://$(boot2docker ip):8383

You should get something like this:

{"id":64,"jsonrpc":"2.0","result":"0x47173285a8d7341e5e972fc677286384f802f8ef42a5ec5f03bbfa254cb01fad"}