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⛓️ GoldenDoge node with block explorer ⛓️

About

Welcome to the repository of GoldenDoge node with block explorer.

Contents

  • Building on Linux 64-bit

Building on Linux 64-bit

Command here are adapted for ubuntu linux ,you might write different commands on other distributions!!!

Create directory GoldenDoge-explorer and go there:

$> mkdir GoldenDoge-explorer
$> cd GoldenDoge-explorer

To go futher you have to have a number of packages and utilities. You need at least gcc 5.4.

  • build-essential package: 
    $GoldenDoge-explorer> sudo apt-get install build-essential
  • git package: 
    $GoldenDoge-explorer> sudo apt-get install git
  • CMake (3.5 or newer): 
    $GoldenDoge-explorer> sudo apt-get install cmake
$GoldenDoge-explorer> cmake --version
    If version is too old, follow instructions on the official site.
  • Boost (1.62 or newer): You need boost in GoldenDoge folder. We do not configure to use boost installed by apt-get, because it is sometimes updated without your control by installing some unrelated packages. Also some users reported crashes after find_package finds headers from one version of boost and libraries from different version, or if installed boost uses dynamic linking. 
    $GoldenDoge-explorer> wget -c 'http://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost/1.67.0/boost_1_67_0.tar.bz2/download'
$GoldenDoge-explorer> tar xf download
$GoldenDoge-explorer> rm download
$GoldenDoge-explorer> mv boost_1_67_0 boost
$GoldenDoge-explorer> cd boost
$GoldenDoge-explorer/boost> ./bootstrap.sh
$GoldenDoge-explorer/boost> ./b2 link=static -j 2 --build-dir=build64 --stagedir=stage
cd ..
  • OpenSSL (1.1.1 or newer): Install OpenSSL to GoldenDoge/openssl folder. (In below commands use switch linux-x86_64-clang instead of linux-x86_64 if using clang.) 
    $GoldenDoge-explorer> git clone https://github.com/openssl/openssl.git
$GoldenDoge-explorer> cd openssl
$GoldenDoge-explorer/openssl> ./Configure linux-x86_64 no-shared
$GoldenDoge-explorer/openssl> time make -j2
$GoldenDoge-explorer/openssl> cd ..

For editing the code i recommend to download visual studio code here: https://code.visualstudio.com/Download

  • Clone GoldenDoge source code from github in that folder: 
    $GoldenDoge> git clone https://github.com/GoldenDoge/GoldenDoge-explorer

Create build directory inside GoldenDoge, go there and run CMake and Make:

$GoldenDoge-explorer> cd GoldenDoge-explorer

Open node.cpp file in visual studio code

$GoldenDoge-explorer/GoldenDoge-explorer> code src/Core/Node.cpp

Go to line 2881 an change api = 'http://nbr.m2pool.eu:4041' to your hostname + port on what will your node and blockexplorer run, for example api = 'http://your.hostname.com:4041'

And also on line 2882 you need to change var apiList = ["http://nbr.m2pool.eu:4041"]; to your hostname + port on what will your node and blockexplorer run, for example var apiList = ["http://your.hostname.com:4041"];

Now you can build your block explorer

$GoldenDoge-explorer/GoldenDoge-explorer> mkdir build
$GoldenDoge-explorer/GoldenDoge-explorer> cd build
$GoldenDoge-explorer/GoldenDoge-explorer/build> cmake ..
$GoldenDoge-explorer/GoldenDoge-explorer/build> time make -j2 (2 is an example, it is the number of CPU threads)

Now you can run your node with block explorer from ../bin folder Make sure you write the same port in --GoldenDoged-bind-address= like in node.cpp file

$GoldenDoge/GoldenDoge/build> ../bin/./GoldenDoged --GoldenDoged-bind-address=0.0.0.0:4041

And now you can go to your website and check out the block explorer. Running example of block explorer: http://nbr.m2pool.eu:4041/