karai / coordinator

Karai is a bolt-on scaling solution for blockchain apps.

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Usage

Note: Karai aims to always compile and run on Linux targetting the AMD64 CPU architecture. Other operating systems and architectures may compile and run this software but should do so expecting some inconsistencies.

Launch Karai Coordinator

make postgres

make migrate

make karai

Deprecated> For optimal transaction speed as coordinator:

Deprecated> When skipping the write process, you are taking some risk if Karai crashes before you write transactions to disk. You can write your transactions to disk with the wt command.

./go-karai -coordinator -write=false

To place graph objects in a different directory:

./go-karai -coordinator -graphDir="/literal/path/to/graph/"

Launch Options

 Usage of ./go-karai:
  -apiport int
        Port to run Karai Coordinator API on. (default 4200)
  -batchDir string
        Path where batched transactions should be saved (default "./graph/batch")
  -chunkSize int
        Number of transactions per batch on disk. (default 100)
  -clean
        Clear all peer certs and graph objects
  -consume
        Consume data from sources.
  -graphDir string
        Path where graph objects should be saved (default "./graph")
  -matrix
        Enable Matrix functions. Requires -matrixToken, -matrixURL, and -matrixRoomID
  -matrixRoomID string
        Room ID for matrix publishd events
  -matrixToken string
        Matrix homeserver token
  -matrixURL string
        Matrix homeserver URL
  -write
        Write each graph object to disk. (default true)

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Dependencies

• Golang 1.14+ https://golang.org
• Docker https://www.docker.com/
• Make http://www.gnu.org/software/make/
• Migrate https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate

Operating System

Karai supports Linux on AMD64 architecture, but may compile in other settings. Differences between Linux and non-Linux installs should be expected.

Optional: Compile with all errors displayed, then run binary. Avoids "too many errors" from hiding error info.

go build -gcflags="-e" && ./go-karai

Contributing

This repo only receives stable version release updates, development happens in a private repo. Please make an issue before writing code for a PR.

• MIT License
• gofmt
• go modules
• stdlib > *

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