arsulegai / comit-rs

Reference implementation of COMIT, an open protocol facilitating trustless cross-blockchain applications.

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COMIT is an open protocol facilitating trustless cross-blockchain applications. This is a reference implementation for the COMIT protocol.

WARNING - We do not recommend running COMIT on mainnet for now!!!

Structure

The repository contains two main folders: vendor and application.

Vendor

Contains crates that provide general functionality that is not specific to the domain of atomic swaps. Crates defined in here MUST NOT depend on crates in application. They may be separated from the repository at some point (and possibly released on crates.io).

Application

Contains crates specific to our application. Can depend on libraries located in vendor.

Setup build environment

  1. Install rustup: curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
  2. Install libzmq:
    • Ubuntu/Debian: apt install libzmq3-dev
    • Mac (Homebrew) brew install zeromq
  3. Install OpenSSL:
    • Ubuntu/Debian: apt install libssl-dev pkg-config

Build & Run

  1. cargo build
  2. Put a default.toml config file into ~/.config/comit_node or pass --config <config_path> with <config_path> as the folder path to where the default.toml is located.
  3. Put a default.toml config file into ~/.config/btsieve or set BTSIEVE_CONFIG_PATH as folder path to where the default.toml is located
  4. startup bitcoin node (port to be set according to btsieve configuration)
  5. startup ethereum node (port to be set according to btsieve configuration)
  6. startup btsieve: cargo run --bin btsieve
  7. startup comit_node: cargo run --bin comit_node

If the [web_gui] section is specified in the configuration the current release of the user interface comit-i will be served once the comit node started up (served at localhost:8080 as default).

In order to do a swap you will have to start two comit nodes.

Setup testing/dev environment

  1. Install docker & docker-compose
  2. Install node (check the version required in package.json) & yarn
  3. Install Rust nightly-2019-04-30: rustup install nightly-2019-04-30 (this one is only used for rustfmt)
  4. Install rustfmt for nightly-2019-04-30: rustup component add rustfmt --toolchain nightly-2019-04-30
  5. Install cargo-make: cargo install cargo-make
  6. Run cargo make in the root folder of the repository, this will install various crates & tools such as clippy

Testing

  • cargo make runs the whole test suite including integration tests but not end-to-end.
  • cargo make all also runs the whole test suite, including end-to-end tests.
  • cargo make format to format Rust code
  • cargo make ts-format to format Typescript code
  • cargo make btsieve to run btsieve tests
  • cargo make dry to run COMIT node dry tests
  • cargo make api to run all API tests
  • cargo make e2e to run COMIT node end-to-end tests
  • cargo make e2e *btc* to run COMIT node end-to-end tests with btc in the folder name (supports shell glob)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome, please visit CONTRIBUTING for more details.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v3.

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Reference implementation of COMIT, an open protocol facilitating trustless cross-blockchain applications.

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