Developer Guide

All of our code is open sourced. Developers can follow this guide to get projects set up.

Prerequisite

Download qtum-x.xx.xx-osx64.tar.gz from https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/releases and unzip it.
Then open terminal and enter the directory:
```
 $ cd /qtum-x.xx.xx/bin
```

Run command to start sync.

 $ ./qtumd -testnet -rpcuser=bodhi -rpcpassword=bodhi -logevents 
 # If you want verbose logging, add -printtoconsole

The terminal should show some info like below

Open another terminal and cd into the same directory, run command
```
 $ ./qtum-cli -rpcuser=bodhi -rpcpassword=bodhi -testnet getblockcount
```
it will show the amount you have synced. Then you can open https://testnet.qtum.org/ and see the blocks part, when you reached around the number in the first block, your sync is almost done.
When sync is done, stop the command in the first terminal by CTRL+C

GraphQL + MongoDB

Install MongoDB

Run following command
```
 $ brew update
 $ brew install mongodb
 $ sudo mkdir -p /data/db
 $ sudo chown -R `id -un` /data/db

 $ mongod
 # mongod start MongoDB
```
Open another terminal and type
```
 $ mongo
 $ show dbs
```
You will see how much storage your database use.

You can also get some installation help from Here.

If you installed docker, you can also start mongodb
```
 $ docker run -d -p 27017:27017 mongo
```

Open terminal and run command

 $ git clone https://github.com/bodhiproject/bodhi-graphql.git
 $ cd bodhi-graphql
 $ npm install

Start bodhi-graphql at 5555 back to previous terminal and run
```
 $ npm start
```
Then play with graphiql on localhost:5555/graphiql

Run below query in the graphiql website

 query{
   allOracles {
       address,
       topicAddress,
       status,
       token,
       name,
       options,
       optionIdxs,
       amounts,
       resultIdx,
       blockNum,
       endBlock
     },
 }

If your QTUM is synced, you should get some Oracle objects. Otherwise you can only get an empty array.

UI

UI has dependency on graphql

Clone project

 $ git clone https://github.com/bodhiproject/bodhi-ui.git

Installing Packages & Dependencies: yarn
it will download all the necessary packages and dependencies in to node_modules folder.
Run command
```
 $ npm install
```
Start the app
```
 $ yarn start
```
After the compiled process completed successfully, it will show success commands & redirect to the http://localhost:3000/ of your browser where you will find the dashboard of the app.
To create an optimized product build of the Isomorphic app, you will need to run this build command in your terminal root directory of the app. yarn build