Docker image running multiple services: bitcoind, blockbook, wasabi-wallet and wasabi-backend
The command make
- clones the WassabiWallet,
- builds a docker image called
coinjoin-backend-image, - creates a docker container called
coinjoin-backend-container.
The docker container is started with make start and stopped with make stop. The container doesn't discard its state when stopped.
The container runs a RegTest with the following services on the address 127.0.0.1:
| Server | Protocol | Port | User | Password |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin knots | P2P | 18444 | ||
| Bitcoin knots | RPC | 18443 | rpc | rpc |
| Bitcoin core | P2P | 28444 | ||
| Bitcoin core | RPC | 28443 | rpc | rpc |
| Blockbook | HTTP | 19121 | ||
| Blockbook | RPC | 28443 | ||
| Faucet | HTTP | 8080 | ||
| Wabisabi proxy | HTTP | 8081 | ||
| WalletWasabi backend | REST API | 37127 | ||
| WalletWasabi middleware | REST API | 37128 |
The command make create-container rebuilds the container which resets the network.
- Run the WasabiWallet GUI.
- Go to settings of the GUI and
- turn off network encryption (TOR),
- set network to RegTest,
- set bitcoin P2P Endpoint to 127.0.0.1:18444.
- Restart the GUI.
- Open http://127.0.0.1:8080 in your browser.
- Send yourself money.
sudo xhost +
docker run -it --net host -v "/tmp/.X11-unix/":"/tmp/.X11-unix/" -e DISPLAY="${DISPLAY}" coinjoin-backend-image "run-environment && wasabi-wallet"