tdex-app

📱 Mobile app for making trades on TDEX

⬇️ Install

• Download iOS from App Store
• Download Android from Play Store or install the APK from Github Releases

🖥 Local Development

Below is a list of commands you will probably find useful for development.

yarn serve

Runs the project in development/watch mode in the browser. Your project will be rebuilt upon changes.

yarn build

Transpile TypeScript and bundles the app for production to the build folder.

yarn android

Runs the app on the Emulator with target Android

yarn ios

Runs the app on the Simulator with target iOS

yarn lint

Runs eslint on the whole project

Run with a regtest TDex Daemon

Requirements

• Docker/compose

Nigiri

First, you need a Liquid regtest node to simulate a blockchain enviroment. The fastest way is to download and install Nigiri CLI

• Download and install nigiri command line interface

$ curl https://getnigiri.vulpem.com | bash

• Close and reopen your terminal, then start Bitcoin and Liquid

$ nigiri start --liquid

That's it. Quickly inspect the Liquid blockchain on http://localhost:5001 for Liquid. The Esplora REST API interface is on http://locahost:3001

TDex Daemon

• Pull the tdex daemon container

$ docker pull ghcr.io/tdex-network/tdexd:latest

• Run on Regtest connecting to Nigiri explorer and using regtest LBTC asset hash and mint USDt

$ yarn tdex:run

• Clean

$ yarn tdex:clean

Pegin in regtest

• Change elements configuration by adding fedpegscript=51210269e0180bc9e0be7648d6e9c17f3664bc3ebcee40f3a46cf4b42e583e96b911b951ae and commenting initialfreecoins=2100000000000000

• Change LBTC_ASSET.assetHash in ./src/utils/constants.ts to 056293ee681516f2d61bb7ce63030351d5e02d61aef9fb00d30f27f55d935b18

$ nigiri start --liquid

• Generate coins for testing

$ ./script/pegin.sh