cryptolab-web-server

Build and setup

0. Setup your own MongoDB Server. (We use MongoDB Community Server V4.4.4)
1. Setup your own Redis Server

Ref. https://redis.io/topics/quickstart

1. Clone Staking Rewards Collector https://github.com/w3f/staking-rewards-collector to local machine and run npm install

2. In cryptolab-web-server folder Run cargo build --release

3. Create config.json in ./config folder and paste the following content to the .json file, modify to fit your configuration.

{
    "db_address": "127.0.0.1",
    "db_port": 27017,
    "kusama_db_name": "kusama",
    "polkadot_db_name": "polkadot",
    "db_has_credential": false,
    "db_username": "",
    "db_password": "",

    "port": 3030,
    "cors_url": ["http://127.0.0.1:3030", "http://localhost:3030", "http://127.0.0.1:8080"],

    "new_cache_folder": "../chain-data-collector/cache/kusama",
    "new_cache_folder_polkadot": "../chain-data-collector/cache/polkadot",

    "staking_rewards_collector_dir": "../staking-rewards-collector",
    "serve_www": true,

    "redis": "192.168.2.116",
    "redis_port": 6379,
}

db_address and db_port indicate the address of a mongoDB server.

kusama_db_name and polkadot_db_name are the name of DB to save each data.

db_has_credential indicates whether the service needs to include the username/password while connecting to the DB

db_username and db_password are the credential used for login the DB if db_has_credential is set to true

port is the http server of this service

cors_url is an array of url which the server should allow cross origin.

new_cache_folder and new_cache_folder_polkadot should be assigned to the folders where chain-data-collector saves cache files for each chain.

staking_rewards_collector_dir should be assigned to the folder where Staking rewards collector resides in.

serve_www indicates whether the front end static files are served in this service.

redis and redis_port indicate the redis address and port.

Test

Create config.json in ./config folder and paste the following content to the .json file, modify to fit your configuration.

Run cargo test

Run

1. Start MongoDB server

2. Run cargo run --release