Transaction watch dog

Ruling system that monitors the Ethereum blockchain and make the right decision based on a given rule set

Quick start

1. Clone the repository with git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/didox2/transaction-watch-dog
2. Setup the .env file with your variables.
3. Install the dependencies with npm
4. Create the development and test databases you have setup on config/database.js
5. Add tools to create and update db npm install --save -g pgtools sequelize-cli
6. Create db running createdbjs transaction-watch-dog --user=[db_username] --password=[db_password]
7. Run the database migrations with npm run sequelize db:migrate
8. Add some seed data to the development database with npm run sequelize db:seed:all
9. Run the application in development mode with npm run dev
10. Access http://localhost:3000/api/transactions or http://localhost:3000/api/rules

Scripts

• dev: Run the application in development mode
• start Run the application in production mode (prefer not to do that in development)
• test: Run the test suite
• test:unit: Run only the unit tests
• test:features: Run only the features tests
• coverage: Run only the unit tests and generate code coverage for them, the output will be on coverage folder
• lint: Lint the codebase
• sequelize: Alias to the Sequelize CLI
• console: Open the built-in console, you can access the DI container through the container variable once it's open, the console is promise-friendly.

Tech

• Node v7.6+
• Express
• Sequelize
• Awilix
• Structure
• HTTP Status
• Log4js
• Morgan
• Express Status Monitor
• Nodemon
• PM2
• Mocha
• Chai
• FactoryGirl
• Istanbul + NYC
• ESLint
• Axios