See https://docs.corda.net/getting-set-up.html.
Download ngrok to expose your local end points to the web.
From the root directory run the following commands:
./gradlew clean deployNodesbuild/nodes/runnodes
Once built, start the spring boot web server Server.kt
using the following command:
./gradlew runPartyAServer
Navigate to your ngrok installation and run the following command
./ngrok http 8080
Copy the forwarding address, e.g. http://28c756d5.ngrok.io
Navigate to the repository that you would like GitCoins to be rewarded for contributions. Configure the following webhooks via Settings > Webhooks > Add webhook:
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pull_request_review_comments-
payload URL: /api/git/create-key
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content type: JSON
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push-
payload URL: /api/git/push-event
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content type: JSON
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pull_request_review-
payload URL: /api/git/pr-event
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content type: JSON
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To generate a key for a GitHub user you will need first open a pull request review on the repo. Once open, the user must comment 'createKey' on a portion of the unified diff. (The GitHub Review Comments API is desribed here)
Now the user is linked to an AnonymousParty they will be issued 1 GitCoin for each push, or pull request review on the repo.
Alternatively, you can load up on GitCoins for free:
curl -d '{ "comment": { "user": { "login": "yourUserName" }, "body": "createKey" } }' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST <ngrok forwarding address>/api/git/create-keycurl -d '{"pusher": { "name": “yourUserName” } }' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST <ngrok forwarding address>/api/git/push-eventcurl -d '{ "review": { "user": { "login": "yourUserName" } } }' -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST <ngrok forwarding address>/api/git/pr-event
- Implement movement of tokens between parties
- Implement redeem flows
- Add security around the endpoints so you cannot do the above
- Implement commit/ review evaluation logic to issue more tokens for a greater contribution