Some nanoswap business logic
pip install bizlogic
https://bizlogic.readthedocs.io/
mkdocs serve
To only run tests: pytest --cov=bizlogic --log-cli-level=debug
To only run lints: flake8 bizlogic --docstring-convention google --ignore=D100,D104 --exclude=loan_pb2.py,vouch_pb2.py,loan_application_pb2.py
To run all checks: nox
protoc --python_out=bizlogic/protoc --proto_path=protobuf protobuf/*.proto
https://docs.ipfs.tech/install/
ipfs daemon --api /ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/5001
Check the status of your node at:
Set the log level, send the logs to a file, and search the file for relevant messages
export IPFS_LOGGING=<debug|info|error>
ipfs daemon --debug 2>&1 | tee ipfs.log
cat ipfs.log | grep test_directory
If you find something important, you can show the first few lines around that message
grep -C 10 '2023-04-13T17:31:49.712-0400' ipfs.log
Here is an example of an error message in these logs:
2023-04-13T17:31:49.712-0400 DEBUG cmds/http http/handler.go:90 incoming API request: /files/mkdir?arg=test_directory
2023-04-13T17:31:49.712-0400 DEBUG cmds go-ipfs-cmds@v0.8.2/command.go:161 error occured in call, closing with error: paths must start with a leading slash
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We found that bizlogic demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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