evcs-matching

Repository that hosts the web applications, the underlying protocol API, and its implementations.

Usage

Generate sources from protobuf definition with

$ ./gradlew generateProto

The respective sources are not contained in the repository and some IDEs will not generate them automatically.

There are two applications, for the EV and for the CS each, which are located in webapp-ev/ and webapp-cs, respectively. These backends are programmed against defined interfaces (declared in protocol-api/), which are implemented in protocol-ledger (uses IOTA and ZMQ) and protocol-tcp/ (pure ZMQ).

To start the ZMQ CS backend with a ZMQ Router on localhost:5555 and Paypal, Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ripple as presented payment options issue following command

$ cd webapp-cs/
$ ../gradlew bootRun --args='zmq --endpoint=tcp://*:5555 --payment-option=PayPal,BTC,LTC,XRP'

or, alternatively, without Gradle

$ java -jar webapp-cs.jar zmq --endpoint=tcp://*:5555 --payment-option=PayPal,BTC,LTC,XRP

Visit http://localhost:9000 to view the CS control page.

Then start the EV backend that connects to the server hosted by the CS backend

cd webapp-ev/
$ ../gradlew bootRun --args='zmq --endpoint=tcp://*:5555'

again, alternatively, without Gradle

$ java -jar webapp-ev.jar zmq --endpoint=tcp://*:5555

Visit http://localhost:8000 to view the EV control page.

Two actuator endpoints for shutdown and restart are enabled and provided under the root context path, i.e. /shutdown and /restart Use it like

$ curl -X POST <ip>:<port>/shutdown