You may need to clean your docker env first:
sudo systemctl stop docker
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker/
sudo systemctl start docker
Then type the following command from the project root:
cd app
mvn clean install
cd ../fixtures
bash fabric.sh restart
This will assemble and install the docker image for the car app. It will then download the required fabric images and spin up the fabric network. The web app can be accessed on http://localhost:8080. Log in with the credentials from SecurityConfig.
- Linux or MacOS is highly recommended, Windows remains untested
- 5GB RAM recommended (lower amounts may result in crashes or unsuccessful builds)
- Docker
- Java 8
- Maven
- Git
carchain Tutorial on Google Drive
To check out the bootstrapped car, log into the docker container of peer0
in org1
and query the car:
local$ docker exec -it peer0.org1.example.com bash
root@peer0.org1# peer chaincode invoke -n car_cc_go -C foo -c '{"Args":["readCar", "garage", "garage", "WVWZZZ6RZHY260780"]}'
If you encounter problems, try a docker rm $(docker ps -aq)
to remove all containers from time to time.
To test if cc builds locally with most recent fabric.:
go get github.com/hyperledger/fabric
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/hyperledger/fabric
git checkout v1.0.0 -b v1.0.0
To see if the cc actually builds, clone this repo and execute from that folder:
cd chaincode/src/github.com/car_cc/
go build
To run all tests:
go test
Or to run only some tests (TestTransferCar test in this case):
go test -run TestTransferCar
- Docker setup from yeasy(v1.0).
- Spring template and inspiration: https://bitbucket.org/isparkes/fabric-sdk-spring-boot-rest-poc/