Symbol Catapult configuration scripts by SUPER HOW? This is a set of bash scripts that aid in configuring nd launching the Symbol Catapult network.
cat-config scripts are organized as follows:
| Script name | Description |
|---|---|
| reset.sh | Symbol Catapult server with dependancies install script. |
| generate_hash.sh | Symbol Catapult server with dependancies install script. |
[ ] Get the scripts:
wget https://github.com/superhow/cat-install/raw/master/src/install_base_deps.sh
wget https://github.com/superhow/cat-install/raw/master/src/install_cat_deps.sh
wget https://github.com/superhow/cat-install/raw/master/src/install_catapult.sh
[ ] Configuration script launch details:
zsh scripts/cat-config/reset.sh <network_type> <node_type> <path_to_catapult_bin> <private_key> <public_key> <optional_template>
Let's break this down:
<node_type> - This argument tells the script which kind of node to configure. There are three node types in catapult: dual, peer, and api. An explanation for each can be found in #concepts.
<path_to_catapult_bin> - The FULL path to your catapult-server directory on your machine. Path to where built binaries are i.e. ~/catapult/.
<private_key> - Server node's new private key or Nemesis new private key in case of new chain.
<public_key> - Existing network public key or Nemesis new public key in case of new chain.
<network_option> - This tells the script how to configure the node and network (local, foundation, existing):
'private' - zsh scripts/cat-config/reset.sh private <node_type> <path_to_catapult_bin> <private_key> <public_key>. This starts a new chain in independent Catapult node. It has its own new generation hash.
'symbol' - to connect to official Symbol public network
'existing' - zsh scripts/cat-config/reset.sh existing <node_type> <path_to_catapult_bin> <private_key> <network_public_key> <template_name>. Resources are loaded from template to join an existing network. You may add your own template by copying the structure in templates/testnet.
Symbol-based networks rely on nodes to provide a trustless, high-performance, and secure blockchain platform. These nodes are deployed using symbol-server software, a C++ rewrite of the previous Java-written NEM distributed ledger that has been running since 2015.
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