Getting Started
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Development Usage
If you are using the bifrost-daml-broker for development purposes in conjunction with the DAML toolset,
for example, the daml sandbox
or daml start
command please refer to this section.
System Requirements
Your system needs to have the following software installed.
- A Java Virtual Machine (JVM).- The bifrost-daml-broker is a Java application, and thus Java is needed.
- Coursier.- A simple command line tool (CLI) to to run Java applications without any setup. It is very easy to install.
- DAML SDK.- We need the DAML SDK to integrate with DAML
- Docker.- We are using Docker to launch the Bifrost node easily.
Broker Requirements
To launch the broker you need to provide it with a keyfile.json
file and the password for that file.
Initializing the DAML Ledger
Before launching the broker you need to initialize the DAML ledger. For this, your ledger initialization script needs to allocate a party for the broker. The broker will use this party to interact with the ledger.
This can be done by adding the following line to your DAML initialization script:
import Daml.Script
import DA.Optional
initialize : Script [Party]
initialize = do
broker <- allocateParty "broker"
brokerId <- validateUserId "broker"
createUser (Daml.Script.User brokerId (Some broker)) [CanActAs broker]
debug ("broker party: " <> partyToText broker)
pure []
The debug statement will print the party allocated for the broker. You will need this party to launch the broker.
Launch the Prerequirements
You need to launch the DAML sandbox from your DAML project using the following command:
daml start
You also need to launch a Bifrost node using the following command:
docker run -p 9085:9085 toplprotocol/bifrost-node:1.10.2 --forge --disableAuth --seed test --debug
Launch the broker
Assuming your keyfile.json
in the current directory and its password is test
you can launch the broker using the following command (this uses coursier to launch it):
cs launch co.topl:bifrost-daml-broker_2.13:0.2.0 -- -n private -u http://127.0.0.1:9085 -h localhost -p 6865 -s false -o <broker party> -k keyfile.json -w test