Repository for the P2PDerivatives server
Confirmed working with Go v1.16.6.
To install protoc, use the script in scripts/install_protoc.sh.
The protobuf files are included as submodules.
When cloning the repository, use git clone --recursive <url> to clone the submodule as well.
Alternatively, run git submodule update --init --recursive within the repository root folder.
Run make setup to setup the repository.
You will need to setup a postgresql database connection in the configuration file (or via environment variables).
You can easily setup a running database using make gen-ssl-certs to generate the db certificates and then docker-compose up db.
Once that is done, the server can be run locally using make run-local-server.
A cli client tool can be used to interact with the server.
Build it using make client.
Then run ./bin/p2pdclient to see the list of available commands.
You can easily start and build the docker environment using docker-compose
To build from scratch the server use: docker-compose up --build
Note that you will need to run make gen-ssl-certs to generate a certificate for the database.
In the root of the repository:
docker build -t p2pd-server .
The name p2pd-server can be changed to any other docker compliant name.
Once built, you can start running the server (a database connection is necessary):
docker run -p 8080:8080 p2pd-server
If your image name is different, please use the one specified before.
The port the internal server is mapped to can be specified by changing the initial number of the pair, e.g.: -p 5000:8080 to map to local port 5000.
To run the container in the background use the -d flag.
You can override any variable from the configuration file .yaml using environment variables with this format APPNAME_MY_PATH_TO_VARIABLE
Exemple:
- To override the
database.hostproperty in configuration file :P2PD_DATABASE_HOST=mynewhost