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nCent Sandbox

Introduction

The nCent Sandbox is a test environment for developers to emulate the upcoming nCent Core Protocol for the purposes of application development. In its current stage, it is designed with a Node.js backend with an Express server and a PostgreSQL database. While this architecture is clearly centralized by nature, it is merely a placeholder to allow developers to interact with our API and SDK, which will be directly transferable to our Core Protocol as it becomes available.

Models

The following section is a quick reference of the Node.js models that comprise the nCent Sandbox

Wallet

A wallet is simply the Stellar keypair implementation. We do not store private key information on our sandbox. A Wallet has the following attributes:

  • uuid: the primary key, or unique identifier, for each Wallet
  • address: the Stellar public key for the wallet

TokenType

One of the unique aspects of the nCent Protocol is the ability for users to stamp NCNT tokens for the purposes of their specific use cases. TokenType is the model that tracks the various different stamped NCNT token types. This model has the following attributes:

  • uuid: the primary key, or unique identifier, for each TokenType
  • name: the title of the stamped token
  • expiryDate: the expiration date of the stamped tokens
  • sponsorUuid: the wallet address that was responsible for stamping the tokens, also known as the sponsor
  • totalTokens: the total amount of tokens of this type that were stamped by the sponsor

Challenge

A challenge can be thought of as the container for a set of stamped tokens. More specifically, a challenge is why a sponsor would stamp tokens in the first place. For example, a user might want to incentivize the hiring of an employee for a job role via referrals. The challenge would be to get a job candidate hired for the role. A challenge can be sponsored by a user, who will stamp tokens and attach them to the redemption of the challenge. Then, the challenge can be transferred to other users' wallets until one ultimately redeems the challenge. A Challenge has the following attributes:

  • uuid: the primary key, or unique identifier, for each Challenge
  • name: the title of the challenge
  • expiration: the expiration date of the challenge (will usually correspond with the expiration date of the stamped tokens)
  • rewardAmount: the maximum amount of stamped tokens that will be distributed among the participants along a provenance chain (more on this later)
  • sponsorWalletAddress: the wallet address that was responsible for sponsoring the challenge
  • isRedeemed: a boolean representing whether or not the challenge has been redeemed or not

Transaction

Given our definition of a "Challenge" above, Transactions are a bit more self-explanatory. A transaction is simply the transfer model of a challenge between users via their Wallets. Transactions have the following attributes:

  • uuid: the primary key, or unique identifier, for each Transaction
  • parentTransaction: a foreign key pointing to the transaction that preceeded this one, should one exist
  • amount: the number of tokens included in the transaction
  • fromAddress: the wallet address of the sender of the challenge
  • toAddress: the wallet address of the recipient of the challenge

Local Installation

Using Docker to run the sandbox locally

First install docker locally: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop

Configure postgres

psql -U postgres
postgres=# SHOW config_file;

Navigate to your pg_hba.conf file and add this line: host ncent-db all 172.17.0.0/16 trust Navigate to your postgresql.conf file and change the following:

#listen_addresses = 'localhost' to #listen_addresses = '*'

Change your postgres user's password to 'dickey'

Run a Postgres server and build/run the sandbox docker image

createdb ncent-db
sh execDockerSetup.sh

if the migrations fail when running the shell script, stop the docker container (command listed below) and run the shell script again

Access the sandbox apis

From your local machine:

curl http://localhost:8010/api
{"message":"Welcome to the NCNT API!"}

curl http://localhost:8010/api/wallets
[]

Debugging

To view the logs of the docker container:

docker logs sandboxContainer

Stop the container

docker rm -f sandboxContainer

Run tests

First, make sure your docker container is not running via the above command

dropdb ncent-db
createdb ncent-db

Navigate to your server folder and run:

../node_modules/.bin/sequelize db:migrate

Navigate to your main directory and run:

npm run test

Accessing the Sandbox Remotely

We also have our own instance of the sandbox hosted on AWS via Elastic Container Service. To access its APIs, simply add the routes detailed in the endpoints section below to the IP Address and port of our hosted instance: http://18.219.110.45:8010/api

Endpoints Documentation

The Sandbox API routes are detailed here.


Get All Wallets

GET /api/wallets

Description:

Retrieve information about all wallets.

Paramters:

None

Body:

None




Get Wallet

GET api/wallets/{address}

Description:

Retrieve information about a specific wallet

Parameters:

Name Type Description
address String Valid wallet public key

Body:

None




Get Wallet Balance

GET api/wallets/{address}/{tokenTypeUuid}

Description:

Retrieve information about how much of a specific token a wallet holds

Parameters:

Name Type Description
address String Valid wallet public key
tokenTypeUuid String Valid TokenTypeUUID

Body:

None




Stamp Token

POST api/tokentypes

Description:

Instantiate a new token type. In the current implementation, this creates new tokens from nothing. In production, one can only stamp NCNT into a new TokenType

Parameters:

None

Body:

Name Type Description
sponsorUuid String Valid public key of token sponsor
name String Token Name
totalTokens Int Number of tokens to be stamped
expiryDate Date Object The expiration date of the tokens stamped into existance



Get All TokenTypes

GET api/tokentypes

Description:

Lists all token types and the transactions associated with them

Parameters:

None

Body:

None




Get TokenType

GET api/tokentypes/{tokenTypeUuid}

Description:

Lists information about a specific token type and the transactions associated with it

Parameters:

Name Type Description
tokenTypeUuid String Unique identifier for a specific token type

Body:

None




Get All Challenges

GET api/challenges

Description:

Retrieves a list of all challenges that have been created and their corresponding attributes

Parameters:

None

Body:

None




Get Challenge

GET api/challenges/{challengeUuid}

Description:

Lists information about a specific challenge

Parameters:

Name Type Description
challengeUuid String Unique identifier for a specific challenge

Body:

None




Create a Challenge

POST /api/challenges/{address}

Description:

Creates a challenge from a sponsor's wallet address.

Parameters:

Name Type Description
address String Valid sponsor wallet address

Body:

Name Type Description
name String the name of the challenge
expiration Date the expiration date of the challenge
tokenTypeUuid UUID the primary key of the token type that will be included in the challenge
rewardAmount Int Amount of tokens to be distributed in the rewards for the challenge
signed String JSON string of signed message object



Retrieve Sponsored Challenges

GET /api/challenges/sponsoredChallenges/{sponsorWalletAddress}

Description:

Retrieves all challenges sponsored by a specific wallet address.

Parameters:

Name Type Description
sponsorWalletAddress String Valid Wallet address

Body:

Name Type Description
None



Retrieve Held Challenges

GET /api/challenges/heldChallenges/{holderWalletAddress}

Description:

Retrieves all challenges currently possessed (but not sponsored) by a specific wallet address.

Parameters:

Name Type Description
holderWalletAddress String Valid Wallet address

Body:

Name Type Description
None



Get All Transactions

GET api/transactions/

Description:

Gets all transactions

Parameters:

none

Body:

none




Share a Challenge

POST /api/transactions/{challengeUuid}

Description:

Shares a challenge via a transaction from one wallet to another

Parameters:

Name Type Description
challengeUuid String Unique identifier for a specific challenge to be transferred

Body:

Name Type Description
fromAddress String Valid public key of sender
toAddress String Valid public key of receiver
signed String JSON string of signed message object



Redeem a Challenge

POST /api/transactions/redeem

Description:

Redeems a challenge from a wallet

Parameters:

none

Body:

Name Type Description
challengeUuid Int Unique identifier for the challenge that is to be redeemed
signed String JSON string of signed message object (signed by the Challenge sponsor)



Retrieve Provenance Chain of a Transaction

GET /api/transactions/{transactionUuid}

Description:

Retrieves the provenance of a transaction via its parentTransactions

Parameters:

Name Type Description
transactionUuid String Unique identifier for a specific transaction

Body:

none




Retrieve Provenance Chain (FIFO)

GET /api/transactions/{tokenTypeUuid}/{address}

Description:

Retrieves the provenance of a publicKey's first owned challenge of a specific TokenType

Parameters:

Name Type Description
address String Valid Wallet public key
tokenTypeUuid String Valid UUID of a TokenType

Body:

none


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