Emmanuel Odeke
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```shell $ go get -u -v github.com/tendermint/basecoin/cmd/baseserver $ baseserver init $ baseserver serve ``` A server that can be ran by default on port 8998 otherwise one can specify the port using flag `--port` like this: ```shell $ baseserver serve --port 9999 ``` to serve it on port 9999, accessible at http://localhost:9999 Implemented: - [X] /keys POST -- generate a new key - [X] /keys GET -- list all keys - [X] /keys/{name} DELETE-- delete a named key - [X] /keys/{name} GET -- get a named key - [X] /keys/{name} POST, PUT -- update a named key - [X] /sign POST -- sign a transaction - [X] /build/send POST -- send money from one actor to another. However, still needs testing and verification of output - [X] /tx POST -- post a transaction to the blockchain. However, still needs testing and verification of output This base code to get the handlers starters was adapted from: * https://github.com/tendermint/go-crypto/blob/master/keys/server * https://github.com/tendermint/basecoin/blob/unstable/client/commands/proxy/root.go Updates #186
Quark
Quark is an ABCI application designed to be used with the Tendermint consensus engine to form a Proof-of-Stake cryptocurrency. It also provides a general purpose framework for extending the feature-set of the cryptocurrency by implementing plugins.
Quark serves as a reference implementation for how we build ABCI applications in Go, and is the framework in which we implement the Cosmos Hub. It's easy to use, and doesn't require any forking - just implement your plugin, import the quark libraries, and away you go with a full-stack blockchain and command line tool for transacting.
Prerequisites
Installation
go get -u github.com/tendermint/basecoin/cmd/basecoin
See the install guide for more details.
Guide
- Getting started with the Quark basics
- Learning to use the plugin system
- More features of the Quark tool
- Learn how to use Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC)
- See more examples
To deploy a testnet, see our repository of deployment tools.