Bitxor-based networks rely on nodes to provide a trustless, high-performance, and secure blockchain platform.
These nodes are deployed using bitxorcore software, a C++ Blockchain Core
Learn more about the protocol by reading the whitepaper and the developer documentation.
BitxorCore code is organized as follows:
| Folder name | Description |
|---|---|
| /extensions | Modules that add features to the bare bitxorcore. These capabilities are all optional because none of them impact consensus. |
| /external | External dependencies that are built with the client. |
| /plugins | Modules that introduce new and different ways to alter the chain's state via transactions. |
| /resources | Default properties. These can be configured per network and node. |
| /scripts | Utility scripts for developers. |
| /sdk | Reusable code used by tests and tools. |
| /seed | Genesis blocks used in tests. |
| /src | BitxorCore engine. |
| /tests | Collection of tests. |
| /tools | Tools to deploy and monitor networks and nodes. |
Versioning starting with 1.1.0.1 release.
To compile bitxorcore source code, follow the developer notes.
bitxorcore executable can be used either to run different types of nodes or to launch new networks. This section contains the instructions on how to run the bitxorcore for various purposes.
Developers can deploy testnet nodes to experiment with the offered transaction set in a live network without the loss of valuable assets.
To run a test net node, follow this guide.
At the time of writing, the main public network has not been launched. Follow the latest updates about the public launch on the Forum.
Before contributing please read this.
- Bitxor Developer Documentation
- Join the community [slack group (#help)][slack]
- If you found a bug, open a new issue
Copyright (c) 2022 Kriptxor Corp, Microsula S.A., Licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3