fabric-cli

This package provides scripts to get started on zero-code development of Hyperledger Fabric applications.

Setup development environment

First, create a folder for dovetail-lab projects and install TIBCO Flogo Enterprise 2.10, which requires license and can be downloaded from here.

# 0. assume that you already downloaded and installed Go from https://golang.org/doc/install

# 1. create dovetail-lab dev folder, e.g.
mkdir -p ${HOME}/work/dovetail-lab
cd ${HOME}/work/dovetail-lab

# 2. (optional) install Flogo Enterprise package downloaded from TIBCO, only if you have license.
unzip TIB_flogo_2.10.0_macosx_x86_64.zip

# 3. download fabric-cli project from github
git clone https://github.com/dovetail-lab/fabric-cli.git

# 4. download and configure open-source artifacts
cd fabric-cli
make

Configure TIBCO Flogo® Enterprise

Developers who want to edit applications using TIBCO Flogo® Enterprise must upload dovetail extensions as follows.

Start TIBCO Flogo® Enterprise as described in User's Guide, i.e.,

cd ${HOME}/work/dovetail-lab/flogo/2.10/bin
./start-webui.sh

Open http://localhost:8090 in Chrome web browser.
Open Extensions link, and upload fabricExtension.zip, fabclientExtension.zip, and functions.zip, which are created under the dovetail-lab dev folder ${HOME}/work/dovetail-lab.
Create new Flogo App, and rename it as, e.g., marble. Select Import App to import a sample model, e.g., marble.json
Optionally, you can then add or update the flow models of the application in the browser.
After you are done editing, export the Flogo App, and copy the downloaded updated model file, e.g., marble.json to the marble sample folder.

If you are already a subscriber of TIBCO Cloud Integration (TCI), or you plan to sign-up for a TCI trial, you can use TCI to import, edit, and then export the application models.

Getting started

Start by looking at the samples, which is already downloaded under the dev folder, e.g., ${HOME}/work/dovetail-lab/fabric-samples.

Docker container for compile and build

In this zero-code platform, application artifacts will be edited visually in the Flogo Enterprise Console, and then built into chaincode packages or executables in a dovetail-tools docker container. A pre-built docker image is available in docker hub.

If you need to customize it, you can re-build it and publish it to docker hub using the following scripts:

make build-docker
make pub-docker

Note: you can edit the Makefile to specify your docker hub login DHUB_USER.

Start and shutdown Hyperledger Fabric test network

You can use the Hyperledger Fabric test network to run and test application locally. The test network is already downloaded under the dev folder, e.g., ${HOME}/work/dovetail-lab/hyperledger/fabric-samples.

Use the following scripts to start and shutdown the test network:

make start
make shutdown

dovetail-lab / fabric-cli