This project is a proxy server for ergopool.io

To use the proxy, node v3.2.7 or above is needed.

Here, binaries for OpenJDK 11 exists that depend on your OS, you can install one.

Depend on your OS, you can follow instructions in this page to install sbt

Appkit require GraalVM (Community or Enterprise edition) to be downloaded and installed. Community edition should be enough for Ergo Appkit library.

First you need to download an archive with the latest release of GraalVM (e.g. graalvm-ce-java8-linux-amd64-19.3.1.tar.gz) for Linux and put the programs from it onto the $PATH.

cd <your/directory/with/downloaded/graal>
tar -zxf graalvm-ce-java8-linux-amd64-19.3.1.tar.gz
export GRAAL_HOME=<your/directory/with/downloaded/graal>/graalvm-ce-java8-19.3.1
export PATH=$PATH:${GRAAL_HOME}/bin

For mac, you can view Appkit README Now it's time to build Appkit:

git clone https://github.com/aslesarenko/ergo-appkit.git -b develop
cd ergo-appkit
git checkout 60478389921a2aabe4d79f223f54a6bd12a09e4c
JAVA_HOME=$GRAAL_HOME sbt publishLocal

Now you have to clone and build this project:

git clone http://github.com/ergopool-io/proxy.git
cd ergo-proxy
sbt assembly

Now you should set your config. An example is available in /config/application.conf. Copy that into a new file and set proper settings for all keys.
After creating the config file, you can run your proxy:

• For Windows:

java -D"config.file"=path\to\config -jar ergo-proxy-assembly-<PROXY_VERSION>.jar

• For Unix:

java -Dconfig.file=path/to/config -jar ergo-proxy-assembly-<PROXY_VERSION>.jar

NOTE: After the startup, you should save the mnemonic with your desired password in proxy’s dashboard or swagger panel (/proxy/mnemonic/save). After that, every time you run the proxy, you need to load the mnemonic with the previously used password in the swagger panel.

Otherwise, your collateral address will change every time you start the proxy and proxy will have to move your ergs to the new collateral address which will result in a few minutes delay and some other problems.

So, we strongly recommend you to save the mnemonic!

To use dockerized proxy, create your desired config file and an empty folder to be used by container and run the proxy:

$ mkdir /empty/folder/path
$ chown -R 9052:9052 /empty/folder/path
$ docker run -p 9000:9000 \
  --restart=always \
  -v /desired/path/configFile.conf:/home/ergo/proxy.conf \
  -v /empty/folder/path/:/home/ergo/proxy/ \
  -d ergopoolio/proxy:latest

You can use 9000 port to load the proxy's panel.