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@gooddollar/bridge-app

Minimalistic bridge

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Bridge app based on block header proofs

  • main.ts - entry point for the validator app submiting blocks to the registry
  • sdk.ts - sdk for submiting signed blocks from the registry to a bridge

Running the bridge validator app

  • Run the script where you run your validator node
  • The docker expects a local fusenet/config to exists where the private key is
  • Alternatively you can provide a private key or mnemonic via env variables PRIVATE_KEY and MNEMONIC (see below how to set env variables)
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GoodDollar/GoodBridge/master/packages/bridge-app/dockerstart.sh -o dockerstart.sh
chmod u+x dockerstart.sh
./dockerstart.sh

Using the sdk

import { BridgeSDK } from "@gooddollar/bridge-app/dist/sdk.js";

// blockheaderregistry contract
const registry = "0x44a1E0A83821E239F9Cef248CECc3AC5b910aeD2";

// your custom bridges contracts implementing BridgeCore, key is chainId and value the bridge contract
const bridges = {"122":"0x...","1":"0x..."};

//the checkpoint update frequency
const stepSize = 10;

const bridgeSDK = new BridgeSDK(
    registry,
    bridges,
    stepSize
  );

// relayTx = async (sourceChainId: number, targetChainId: number, txHash: string, signer: Signer)
// this will fetch the signed block from the registry and the receipt proof for that txHash and submit them
// to the bridge contract
const = { relayTxHash, relayPromise } = await sdk.relayTx(sourceChain, targetChain, txHash, signer)

Advanced configuration via env variables

  • Edit the dockerstart.sh script and overwrite env variables with -e
  • OR create a .env file in your local fusenet/config folder, env vars defined in this file will override any defined via -e

Env variables

  • POLLING_INTERVAL (default 5000) - How often to query RPCs for new blocks (milliseconds)
  • LOG_LEVEL (default info)
  • REGISTRY_RPC (default http://172.17.0.1:8545) - RPC to for the blockchain with the registry contract
  • FUSE_RPC (default http://172.17.0.1:8545) - RPC for fuse
  • BLOCK_REGISTRY_ADDRESS
  • CONSENSUS_ADDRESS (default 0x3014ca10b91cb3D0AD85fEf7A3Cb95BCAc9c0f79) - The fuse consensus contract to fetch latest set of validators and sign them
  • TEST_MODE (default false) - When true will not submit blocks to registry
  • STEP_SIZE (default 10) - Submit signed blockchain block every STEP_SIZE blocks
  • CONFIG_DIR (default /config/) - Docker folder where private key json can be found
  • DOTENV_FILE (default /config/.env) - Docker folder for .env to override defaults

Running app/sdk tests

  • first deploy dev env by running in the bridge-contracts package the command yarn start:dev
  • run yarn test

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Package last updated on 08 May 2023

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