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unhash-server

v1.0.0

Published

Simple server for Unhash

Downloads

5

Readme

Unhash Server

Provide file-hosting and be paid using open standards

Getting Started

To set up an Unhash Server, follow these steps:

Step 1: Get a testnet account

In order to receive money, you need an account on a ledger. This can be any ILP-supported ledger like Bitcoin or Ethereum, but for this guide, we are using the XRP testnet. You can get a free account with some testnet XRP here: XRP Test Net

Simply click on "Generate credentials" and write down the "SECRET".

Step 2: Get the software

Next, we need to download the software. The easiest way to get Unhash Server and all the dependencies is with Docker:

docker pull justmoon/unhash-server

Step 3: Run it!

Finally, we need to run Unhash Server. Here is an example command you can use:

docker run -it --rm --name my-unhash-server -e UNHASH_ILP_CREDENTIALS='{"server":"wss://s.altnet.rippletest.net:51233","secret":"[your testnet secret]"}' -e DEBUG=* justmoon/unhash-server

Note: Please replace [your testnet secret] with the "SECRET" you got in Step 1.