exile13/staked

repo for using staked chains, for testing and production use

staked

repo for using staked chains, for testing and production use

Installing Staked

I suggest a clean ubuntu 16.04/debian 9 VM, but this is NOT required. Everything will be stored in the $HOME/staked folder.

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/KMDLabs/staked.git
cd staked/install
./buildkomodo.sh

Using Staked

To start a single chain we simply need to do ./start.sh <chain name>

For example to use the CFEKED chain: ./start.sh CFEKED

Now if you did this, you will notice that it got very mad at you and didn't work printing something in RED.

This is because Crypto Conditions require us to start the komodo daemon with the -pubkey parameter. To get a new key the commands` are as follows:

komodo-cli getnewaddress
komodo-cli dumpprivkey <the address returned in the first command>
komodo-cli validateaddress <the address returned in the first command>

Validate address returns this:

{
  "isvalid": true,
  "address": "RBHAc9C5XDPr5fhDZSkrfMMSC6EK7uovVv",
  "scriptPubKey": "76a91415ef05d8569caf36e3a5aebabe353f92620c567888ac",
  "segid": 19,
  "ismine": true,
  "iswatchonly": false,
  "isscript": false,
  "pubkey": "036ffa3329dadf88d30ef0a9d3d6aa0a2f04804d9dcd95a14ba663e586f9c2cefc",
  "iscompressed": true,
  "account": ""
}

You need the pubkey value without quotes " or the , third from the bottom.

Now we need to take these values and input them to a config.ini file that staked uses to import the private key to each chain, and start the daemons with the correct -pubkey parameter.

Using config.ini

To do this we need to do the following command: cp config_example.ini config.ini

Open this in your fav text editor example: nano config.ini

Enter the 3 keys you got in the order you retreived them above. For example the first value Radd takes the output of getnewaddress.

You can now start the chain you want with ./start.sh <chain> (or all chains with ./startall.sh), using the config.ini, it will import the wif for you and start the daemon with -pubkey set. However yo uno longer need to do this if you follow the instructions below.

Starting a single chain or all chains without using config.ini

To not use config.ini we can just issue the following command to start all chains: ./startall.sh noconfig

To start a single chain without config.ini: ./start.sh <chain> noconfig

To set your -pubkey in runtime use ./asset-cli <chain> setpubkey <pubkey>