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cc-block-explorer

v1.0.2

Published

Colored Coins Block Explorer

Downloads

6

Readme

Colored Coins Block-Explorer

Build Status Coverage percentage NPM version Dependency Status Slack Channel

js-standard-style

The ColoredCoins Block Explorer server

System Requirements

  1. Bitcoind that runs as an RPC server with txindex=1
  2. Mongodb
  3. At least a 1TB hard-drive (The current size of the data is around 600GB)

Installation

$ npm i -g cc-block-explorer

Run

You can run the Block Explorer with the following options:

  cc-explorer [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help                                         output usage information
    -V, --version                                      output the version number
    -p, --port <port>                                  Port to listen on [$PORT or 8080/8081]
    -s, --ssl <key-file-path> <certificate-file-path>  Enable ssl
    -c, --conf <config-file-path>                      Load a custom configuration file

Or just run it with the defaults using:

$ cc-explorer

Properties

The propeties to provide:

  • Empty uncommented properites are MANDATORY
  • Commented properties are OPTIONAL
  • Non empty uncommented properties are the DEFAULT values but can be changed if wanted
[ENV]
type=production (you can switch between development/QA/production)

#The most basic HTTP server settings, must at least contain the port value
[server]
https_port=8081
http_port=8080
cookies_secret=1234
sockets=true
favicon=app/public/favicon.ico
name=blockexplorer
cluster=0

#SSL settings. Decomment the next lines to use SSL
[ssl]
#key=
#crt=

#mongoDB settings. Decomment the next lines to use it
[db]
host=localhost
port=27000
name=explorer
dir=db/
#user=
#pass=

#Your Bitcoind server settings
[bitcoin_rpc]
ssl=false
url=localhost
path=
username=rpcuser
password=rpcpassword
port=8332
timeout=30000

#Continue scanning and parsing new transaction or just be in API mode
[scanner]
scan=true
mempool=true
mempool_only=false

#Basic HTTP authentication to lock website
[basic]
#admin_users=
#realm=

#Allows logger to send logs to logentries
[logentries]
#api_key=

Developmenet

  1. Fork this repo
  2. npm install
  3. use the Standard coding style when hacking the code - https://github.com/feross/standard
  4. Send us a pull request

License

MIT © ColoredCoins