This package is under development. It may be unstable, or not work as expected.
Currently, it can be only run on Ubuntu.
You need to have ZeroMQ and tools, nvm, Node.js and npm installed.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libzmq3-dev build-essential
Also make sure the commands python
and curl
are installed.
Install nvm.
Use nvm
command to install Node.js v4 and the latest npm:
nvm install 4
nvm install-latest-npm
npm install bitcore-crown -g --legacy-bundling
Note: Do not use sudo
. To get rid of sudo
, Node.js and npm must be installed via nvm
.
bitcored-crown
It will start a Crown node and Insight service. The blockchain data will be downloaded to ~/.bitcore-crown
. Insight can be visited via "http://localhost:3001/insight/".
Configurations can be changed in ~/.bitcore-crown/bitcore-node-crown.json
. But don't modify the servicesConfig.bitcoind.spawn.exec
property. Unlike the original Bitcore, modifying the binary file path will have no effect, as it will be automatically adjusted on every start if needed. This is by design to avoid conflicts between the testing environment and production environment. In the future this may be changed.
If you want the root path "/" rather than the default "/insight" to hold the Insight website, and "/api" rather than the default "/insight-api-crown" to hold the Insight API website, add 2 fields to servicesConfig
in the config file:
{
...
...
"servicesConfig": {
...
...
"insight-ui-crown": {
"routePrefix": "",
"apiPrefix": "api"
},
"insight-api-crown": {
"routePrefix": "api"
}
}
}
If you think the data is broken, the last way is to delete ~/.bitcore-crown
and start the program to redownload the data.
There's another command bitcore-crown-adv
for advanced operations. This maps to the bitcore
command in the original Bitcore. The original Bitcore manual is here. We added the -adv
suffix to avoid confusion with bitcored-crown
.
See CONTRIBUTING.md
file.
See LICENSE
file.