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@geekcash/geekcash-node
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Full node with extended capabilities using geekcash and GeekCash Core (geekcashd)
A GeekCash full node for building applications and services with Node.js. A node is extensible and can be configured to run additional services. At the minimum a node has an interface to GeekCash Core (geekcashd) v1.0.x for more advanced address queries. Additional services can be enabled to make a node more useful such as exposing new APIs, running a block explorer and wallet service.
git clone https://github.com/geekcash/geekcash-node
cd geekcash-node
./bin/geekcash-node start
When running the start command, it will seek for a .geekcashcore folder with a geekcash-node.json conf file. If it doesn't exist, it will create it, with basic task to connect to dashd.
Some plugins are available :
./bin/geekcash-node addservice @geekcash/insight-ui
You also might want to add these index to your dash.conf file :
-addressindex
-timestampindex
-spentindex
npm install @geekcash/geekcash-node
const dashcore = require('@geekcash/geekcash-node');
const config = require('./geekcash-node.json');
let node = dashcore.scaffold.start({ path: "", config: config });
node.on('ready', function() {
//GeekCash core started
dashd.on('tx', function(txData) {
let tx = new dashcore.lib.Transaction(txData);
});
});
GeekCash includes a Command Line Interface (CLI) for managing, configuring and interfacing with your GeekCash Node.
geekcash-node create -d <dash-data-dir> mynode
cd mynode
geekcash-node install <service>
geekcash-node install https://github.com/yourname/helloworld
geekcash-node start
This will create a directory with configuration files for your node and install the necessary dependencies.
Please note that GeekCash Core needs to be installed first.
For more information about (and developing) services, please see the Service Documentation.
There are several add-on services available to extend the functionality of Bitcore:
Prerequisite : Having a dashd node already runing dashd --daemon
.
GeekCash-node : git clone https://github.com/geekcash/geekcash-node -b develop
Insight-api (optional) : git clone https://github.com/geekcash/insight-api -b develop
Insight-UI (optional) : git clone https://github.com/geekcash/insight-ui -b develop
Install them :
cd geekcash-node && npm install \
&& cd ../insight-ui && npm install \
&& cd ../insight-api && npm install && cd ..
Symbolic linking in parent folder :
npm link ../insight-api
npm link ../insight-ui
Start with ./bin/geekcash-node start
to first generate a ~/.geekcashcore/geekcash-node.json file.
Append this file with "@geekcash/insight-ui"
and "@geekcash/insight-api"
in the services array.
Please send pull requests for bug fixes, code optimization, and ideas for improvement. For more information on how to contribute, please refer to our CONTRIBUTING file.
Code released under the MIT license.
Copyright 2013-2015 BitPay, Inc.
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Full node with extended capabilities using geekcash and GeekCash Core (geekcashd)
We found that @geekcash/geekcash-node demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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