This software is deprecated and is no longer supported.
Chainpoint Nodes are a critical component of the Chainpoint Network. Nodes allows anyone to run a server that accepts hashes, anchor them to public blockchains, verify proofs, and participate in the Chainpoint Network Token (TNT) ecosystem.
This repository contains the source code for the Chainpoint Node software. The code in this repository is primarily intended for developer use. It is used to generate the public Docker images that are used by those wanting to run their own Node.
If you want to run your own Chainpoint Node please instead see the following repository which provides installation and run instructions.
https://github.com/tnt-legacy/chainpoint-node
In order to run a Node in development these instructions assume
you have already installed both the docker and docker-compose
commands as appropriate for your system.
cd chainpoint-node
# Copy the `.env.sample` to `.env`
make build-config
# Edit the .env file to add your Ethereum address
vi .env
make up
Run make help to learn about additional control and build commands.
Navigate to http://<node_ip_address> in a web browser. Your Node's Dashboard can be password protected if desired. By default you will need to supply the valid Ethereum Address you have used to register the particular node you are connecting to in order to authenticate successfully.
Node Dashboard Password Scenarios:
- Default: Password is initially set to your Ethereum Address
- Using a Custom Password: If you wish to specify your own password. Edit the '.env' file and add a new environment variable named 'CHAINPOINT_NODE_UI_PASSWORD' with the value of your new password assigned to it (ex. CHAINPOINT_NODE_UI_PASSWORD=password1)
- PUBLIC Dashboard: You can optionally make your Node's Dashboard public to the web. Simply set 'CHAINPOINT_NODE_UI_PASSWORD=false'
Every Node provides a public HTTP API. This is documented in greater detail on the Node HTTP API wiki
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