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UniCherryGarden: universal “data gardening” solution for Ethereum blockchain data
CherryGarden is the convenient set of utilities capable of working with Ethereum blockchain safely. It consists of several components, such as:
Most CherryGarden components are written on Scala (and use Akka module/actor management and PostgreSQL for data storage). CherryGardener client API uses Java for better integration with other languages.
Build it using sbt tool:
sbt universal:packageBin
The result is in launcher/target/universal/
Uses Akka library for modularity/components and establishing cluster of services.
PostgreSQL database is used to store and efficiently index the collected blockchain data and the internal state.
The project is sponsored by Universa Blockchain, the enterprise/country-grade DLT with true smart contracts (rather than dApps) and data-less decentralized storage and verification of smart contract validity.
UniCherryGardener is licensed under the MIT license, also included in our repository in the LICENSE file.
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UniCherryGarden: universal “data gardening” solution for Ethereum blockchain data
We found that com.myodov.unicherrygarden:common_java_2.13 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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