The Manual Intervention Module (MINT) is one of two services that are required for proper operation of Bookie Oracle Software(BOS). MINT provides a web interface for Witnesses to manually intervene in the otherwise fully-automated process of bringing Bookie Events, BMGs, and Betting Markets to the Peerplays blockchain (through bos-auto). This allows Witnesses to handle any edge cases that may arise and cannot be dealt with by bos-auto.
For directions on how to install and run bos-mint please visit our documentation page.
Checkout the repository and run
$ ./run_dev_server.sh # Run MINT
Incase of 500 error,
$ cd bos_mint
$ bower install
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BOS Manual intervention module for PeerPlays
We found that bos-mint 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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