To build the project, just run
stack build
To run the program with output directly to the terminal, run the following command:
stack exec DexMarketCap-exe -- --metadata token_store.json
To run the program with output to a file, run the following command:
stack exec DexMarketCap-exe -- --metadata token_store.json > filename.igfile
Note that files ending in .igfile are ignored by Git, preventing them
from cluttering up the repository.
In order to interact with the database, you'll have to specify
the username and password for the database. To do this, you just
need to specify them with the command line arguments --usr and
--pwd respetively. Thus, the whole command would be:
stack exec DexMarketCap-exe -- --metadata token_store.json --usr <username> --pwd <password> [ > filename.igfile ]
If the program was able to authenticate, you should receive a
"Successfully authenticated." message on stderr.
The program won't output any information if oura isn't running
at the same time. To run oura, create a config file for oura
and run the following command:
oura daemon --config <config_file>.toml
If you want more info in the case of an error, you can run it like so:
RUST_BACKTRACE=1 oura daemon --config <config_file>.toml
An example config file for Oura using an online node
would be:
[source]
type = "N2N"
address = ["Tcp", "relays-new.cardano-mainnet.iohk.io:3001"]
magic = "mainnet"
[[filters]]
type = "Selection"
[filters.check]
predicate = "any_of"
[[filters.check.argument]]
predicate = "variant_in"
argument = ["Transaction", "TxInput", "TxOutput", "Mint"]
[sink]
type = "Webhook"
url = "http://localhost:8080/upload"
timeout = 30000
error_policy = "Continue"
max_retries = 30
backoff_delay = 5000
This should work with the program.