CAR.bc

Inspired by the Ethereum Project. Under development - In fact, just started.

Prerequisites

• Java 8
• Maven

Instructions

Add changes to this code

1. Fork this repository
2. Clone from your repository
   git clone https://github.com/YourUserName/carbc.git
3. Go into the cloned directory cd carbc
4. Add your repository as the origin
git remote add origin https://github.com/YourUserName/carbc.git
5. Add this repository as the upstream
git remote add upstream https://github.com/SuKSW/carbc.git
6. Make changes as you wish
7. After making the changes: add, commit and push them to your repository. git add <file_one> <file_two> git commit -m "the changes you made" git push origin master

Get the changes others have made

1. Fetch all the new changes from https://github.com/SuKSW/carbc.git which will have changes merged from other members' repositories as well. git fetch upstream
2. Make sure you are in the master branch git checkout master
3. Rebase your master branch. This will apply all the changes you made, on top of the existing version of the upstream branch. git rebase upstream/master
4. Send everything to your GitHub repository git push origin master
5. Go to GitHub and create a pull request. That's all.

Run what you have built

All the commands below assumes that you are within the directory carbc.

Using the IDE

Easiest wat to test the inner components. Just create a class like TestPeer in src/main/java add a main method, right click on the main method and click run.

Note: Yet this method will not work when testing the cli

Build and run the jar

The Main method set for the jar, is the one in src/main/java/Carbc. The class that will be invoking the cli.

1. Clean and build the jar
   mvn clean install
2. Run the jar
   java -jar target/carbc-0.0.1-jar-with-dependencies.jar --help

If you didn't like this long troublesome command, try running using the linux script.

Build and run using a .sh script

1. Give execution permissions to the script carbc.sh (check the content of this file just in case, before continuing)
   • Right click on the script, select properties
   • Open the permissions tab
   • Allow executing file as a program
2. Run the script ./carbc.sh --help

Run within Docker

This will only print the help message for now.

1. Clean and build the jar
   mvn clean install
2. Create and run the image
   docker build -f Dockerfile -t carbcimage .
docker run -p 8080:8080 -t carbcimage