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Project Documentation #30

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boxrhcp opened this issue Dec 18, 2019 · 3 comments
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Project Documentation #30

boxrhcp opened this issue Dec 18, 2019 · 3 comments
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boxrhcp commented Dec 18, 2019

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As an end user, I want to have the documentation about the tool and research done to build it

Tasks

  • Final report first part

  • Requirements to build and run the project

  • Readme with procedure to run the tool

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  • Final report finished

  • Final presentation finished

  • Tool documentation finished

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boxrhcp commented Jan 10, 2020

Requirements to run the Tool:

  • Google account with access to a project in GCP

  • Google SDK with compute module locally installed

  • Ethereum geth and puppeth tools installed locally (can be installed with a makefile or config script)

  • Python libraries: lxml, pandas, matplotlib, numpy

  • Install jq (can be installed with a makefile or config script)

  • Install in /bin caliper with npm. Caliper needs web3

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@boxrhcp It is unclear to me this point "Install in /bin caliper with npm."
I saw the script and the commands are commented. We decided to run caliper locally am I right?

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boxrhcp commented Jan 18, 2020

Which script are we talking about? Yes we are running caliper locally but the easiest way to install it is with npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@hyperledger/caliper-cli
This is why the task #63 first needs to check if npm is installed.

From my OS which is MacOS when I install things with npm it installs the tool in the same folder were I am running the npm command, if i try to run caliper outside the folder i installed it i get errors. This is why I wrote "install caliper inside the bin/ folder of the repo", to avoid errors when executing. Bu as always if you see efficient and better ways to install things thats better solution!

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