This guide walks through the steps to test nloop in regtest mode with lnd.
Note that this requires .NET SDK with compatible version installed.
You also have to enable docker buildkit, by setting
DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1
COMPOSE_DOCKER_CLI_BUILD=1# --- prepare dependent services ---
cd tests/NLoop.Server.Tests
docker-compose up -d # Start dependencies such as bitcoind and lnd
# prepare dummy funds for all clients.
./cliutils/prepare_funds.sh
# regtest blockchain is too empty that clients fails to estimate the fee.
# So fill in some dummy tx's and funds by this command, it may take a while to complete.
# This is necessary only for performing an actual swap and not for running the server itself.
./cliutils/prepare_tx_for_fee.sh
./cliutils/open_from_user_to_server.sh
# you can also use these scripts for invoking RPC methods for bitcoind, lnd.
./docker-bitcoin-cli.sh getblockchaininfo
./docker-litecoin-cli.sh getblockchaininfo
./docker-lncli-user.sh getinfo
./docker-lncli-server_ltc.sh getinfo
# Some interactive operation (e.g. lnd's `payinvoice`) may require you to execute it with the pseudo-tty.
# in that case do not use these scripts and run `docker-compose exec` without `-T` option
cd ../..
# --- ---
# --- start running nloopd ---
# You must run this as a same user with a `docker-compose`.
# Since it reads files in `tests/NLoop.Server.Tests/data` generated by the docker-compose command above.
./scripts/start_with_local_docker.sh
# --- ---
# Get general information about NLoop.
curl http://localhost:5000/v1/infoNow you can play with nloop rest api described here
You can access http://localhost:2113 for EventStoreDB admin ui to check the current state of the db.
To reset the state, you can just run the following commands after stopping the docker-compose.
cd tests/NLoop.Server.Tests
docker-compose down
rm -rf data
git checkout -- data