dart_worker 0.0.7

http cryptocurrency work server. Ready to read get/post requests, conduct rpc calls, utilizing a basic mongodb cache and remote mysql cache.

dart_worker

A dart port for CheckoutCrypto's multi-cryptocurrency worker.

Install:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:hachre/dart
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install darteditor dartsdk dartium pub git mongodb robomongo

git clone https://github.com/hutchgrant/dart-worker
cd ./dart-worker
pub get

Run:

dart main.dart 
note: you can launch server standalone for a service etc with:
dart main.dart -server

Local cache

MongoDB config options are in the file ./dart-worker/bin/Cache.dart You will need to create a new database and user.

Remote(or local) site and Database

sudo apt-get install git drush phpmyadmint curl php5-curl apache2 mysql-server mysql-client


Follow instructions at drupal menu, install.
cd /var/www/site/sites/all/ && git clone https://github.com/CheckoutCrypto/site.git
git submodule init && git submodule update
Login as admin, enable all modules, fix configurations e.g. smtp, site config, theme settings, blocks, etc.

Detailed site instructions on CheckoutCrypto's site installation and configuration can be found in that repository's readme https://github.com/CheckoutCrypto/site

Library Usage:

• Cache + Menu + Server: You need to add the following to your main to retrieve from the cache, start the menu/server.

import '../lib/ccserver.dart';

main(List<String> arguments){
  
  bool menu = true;
  if(arguments.length != 0){
     if(arguments[0] == "-server"){
      menu = false;
    } 
  }
  var server = new ccServer(menu);
}

• Objects:

daeObj() - Daemon Object

dbObj() - MySQL Database Object

wallet() - Wallet Object, for moving all the the wallet variables

Configure:

CheckoutCrypto Menu
Options
1) Add remote DB
2) Add Rpc Coin
3) Generate Worker key
4) Start Server

1. Add a remote(CheckoutCrypto drupal site) DB to send the results of api queries
2. Add each cryptocurrency RPC config information

• Coin(short form)<
• RPC User
• RPC Password
• RPC Server
• RPC Port
• fee(host's service) + txfee
• Rate(set by cron later)
• Max Confirmation - The confirm at which a trade, deposit, withdrawal, is made
• Enable/Disable(true/false)

3. Generate an API key
4. Start the HTTP Server - Set IP and port in ./lib/server.dart

Client

Calls should be made from an authenticated front end api, utilizing a POST request to the dart-worker, accompanied by the worker's generated API key(see above).

Connect to the Server using a client POST function similar to this:

String url = "http://127.0.0.1:4042"
request = new HttpRequest();
request.onReadyStateChange.listen(onData);
request.open('POST', url);
request.send('{"apikey":"$apikey", "coin":"BTC", "action":"getnewaddress", "params":{"uid":1, "account":"fee", "address":"", "recipient":"", "amount":""} }');