This is the repository for the RadixDLT node, for the Babylon release and beyond.
To run a node against our latest test environment, install docker and run ./testnet-node/run.sh. See further details on running a testnet node for development here.
Also check out the Babylon documentation for exchanges and integrators.
Here we have:
- core: The core node, consensus and networking modules - written in Java. It includes a variant implementation of the HotStuff BFT-style consensus.
- core-rust-bridge: A bridge between the Java core and the Rust
core-rust- written in Java. This will likely be merged into core at some point. - core-rust: Includes the Core API, and the "State Manager" which wraps the Babylon engine - this is written in Rust. We pull in the Babylon engine from the radixdlt-scrypto repository.
- cli-tools: Various basic command line helpers to assist with spinning up nodes and networks.
- common: Common Java utilities used by various modules. This will likely be merged into core once the Olympia Engine has been removed.
- shell: Examples for how to run Radix shell, which can enable spinning up temporary interactive nodes. The Radix Shell code itself is in cli-tools.
- docker: An option for running a network of nodes locally. You can also use the "Run Single Validator" IntelliJ option.
- testnet-node: The easiest way to set up a development environment for integrators (check the README)
Until the Babylon engine is feature-compatible with Olympia, we are keeping around the Olympia engine for some of our tests.
- olympia-engine: The Olympia Radix execution layer which provides a UTXO-based state machine
Please follow our Code of Conduct in all your interactions with the project. See the Contributing Guide for more details on how to get involved.
| Link | Description |
|---|---|
| radixdlt.com | Radix DLT Homepage |
| docs-babylon.radixdlt.com | Radix Babylon Technical Documentation |
| learn.radixdlt.com | Radix Knowledge Base |
| discord invite | Radix Discord Server |
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