A monorepo containing the backend infrastructure services powering: Vunbox.com

A site providing transparency and auditability for the Wax Blockchain.

Each "app" is designed to serve a specific pourpose, we have listed them below.

• feed - Arguably the most important app, listens for live socket events from the Wax API.
• wet - Grabs case information from the wax api and caches it locally in the db.
• stats - While generally named, Listens for changes in events and calculates user stats in realtime.
• casestats - Listens for changes in case events and calculates case stats in realtime.
• casesites - Listens for changes in case events and calculates casesite stats in realtime.
• api - Fetches data from various tables in the database, exposing a simple api.
• snapshots - Listens for changes in events and forms "snapshots" of stats each day.
• leaderboards - Forms leaderboards for various properties. WIP

This project is built and maintained using Node.js, RethinkDB & Yarn.

• RethinkDB v2.3.6
• NodeJS v11.0
• YarnPkg

Required enviornment variables used by the various apps.

• name - name of the app you want to run
• port - port to expose the app/api
• rethink.db - database name for rethinkdb
• rethink.host - host url/ip for rethinkdb
• rethink.port - port for rethinkdb
• rethink.user - username for rethinkdb
• rethink.password - password for rethinkdb
• gcloud.projectId - project id associated to the bucket
• gcloud.keyFilename - gcloud bucket credentials
• gcloud.bucket - gcloud bucket name

  name=api
  port=9001

  rethink.db=test
  rethink.host=localhost
  rethink.port=
  rethink.user=
  rethink.password=

  # needed only for snapshots app
  gcloud.projectId=
  gcloud.keyFilename="./secrets/gcloud.json"
  gcloud.bucket=

  curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
  sudo sh get-docker.sh

  docker pull rethinkdb
  docker run -d -P --name rethink1 rethinkdb

Below are some simple instructions on how to run an app.

1. Create a .env file in the root directory using the template above.
2. Fillout the .env template with your relevant details.
3. Start the app name you defined using yarn start
   • Alternatively, you can use various defined shorthand methods.
   • yarn feed, yarn stats, yarn api, ... ( see package.json )