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gatewayd

v4.0.0-beta-1

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Gatewayd

Gatewayd (pronounced "gateway-dee") connects payments between Ripple and other Ledgers according to pre-set and dynamic rules, and maintains a historical database of payments through the gateway.

Installation

npm install -g [email protected]

Usage

gatewayd --help
gatewayd start

Dependencies

  1. Node.js
  • The express web module is used to serve HTTP/JSON endpoints
  • A Basic Auth strategy is used for authentication of users, admin.
  • Several NPM modules must be globally installed: db-migrate, pg, forever, and mocha
  1. Postgres
  • The easiest way to get started with Postgres is by launching a free database hosted by Heroku
  • For local development on Mac the simplest installation is via the Postgres App by Heroku.
  • On Linux, you can generally install Postgres from your distro's package manager
  1. Ripple REST API
  • The Ripple REST API provides a simplified HTTP/JSON interface to all the Ripple protocol network operations, such as payments and other transactions.

Installation

Updating

The update process for gatewayd may change in the future, but for now, updating to a new version follows this process:

  1. Install any new npm modules needed by the new version npm install -g gatewayd
  2. Apply schema changes to the database, if the new version includes any. gatewayd migrate
  3. Restart the gatewayd processes. (This ends downtime) gatewayd start

Configuration

Gatewayd uses the $HOME/.gatewayd directory for configuration.

To specify a different directory, use the $GATEWAYD_PATH environment variable

Initializers

Initializers are functions that configure Gatewayd once each upon startup. Initializers are loaded from the directory at ~/.gatewayd/initializers