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FreeTON Depool Dashboard and Staking DApp

depools.extraton.io

Preparing for development

Clone repository

git clone https://github.com/extraton/depools-dashboard-and-staking.git
cd depools-dashboard-and-staking

Prepare backend

Edit environment

vim .env

Install dependencies

composer install

Create database and apply migrations

bin/console doctrine:database:create
bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

Use next commands to sync with blockchain Pay attention that php-ton-client is currently not stable library, and some command you need to call few times :(

  • bin/console depool:list:update {networkId} {depoolContractId}
    Update list of depools with stakes data.
    networkId: 1 - main.ton.dev, 2 - net.ton.dev.
    depoolContractId: 1, 3, 4 - version of depool(1, 2, 3).

  • bin/console depool:list:clean {networkId}
    Remove closed depools

  • bin/console depool:events:update {networkId}
    Sync depool events

  • bin/console depool:names:update {networkId}
    Update monikers

  • bin/console depool:stats:compile
    Compile statistic

  • bin/console depool:query:cache
    Cache all data for frontend

Start symfony web server

symfony server:start -d
symfony proxy:start
symfony proxy:domain:attach depools

Prepare frontend

Create local ssl certs and put into /etc/ssl/127.0.0.1-key.pem /etc/ssl/127.0.0.1.pem.
I use mkcert for that.

Run dev-server

cd front
yarn install
yarn run serve

Go to depools.wip.

Preparing for production

Build image

Copy and edit environment for prod

cp .env .env.prod
vim .env.prod

Build image

bash ./deploy/build.sh {gitTag}

Change image tag in kubernetes.yaml if needed.
Apply kubernetes config. Pay attention if you don't have image locally kubernetes will try to take it from docker hub with our .env. Actually that's wrong and .env file should be injected by kubernetes secret and if someone would like to contribute to solve this problem we will be really glad.

kubectl apply -f ./deploy/kubernetes.yaml

Go inside one of pods, create database and apply migrations

kubectl exec -it {podName} -- /bin/sh
cd /var/www/html/
/usr/bin/php ./bin/console doctrine:database:create
/usr/bin/php ./bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate