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Aragon Court backend

This mono-repo includes a set of sub-repos that are in charge of different parts of the whole Aragon Court backend:

  • app: This repo provides a React app as the frontend app of the Aragon Court backend
  • cli: This repo provides a CLI tool with a set of commands to interact with an Aragon Court instance.
  • server: This repo provides the backend server in charge of setting up a database and exposing a set of endpoints that will complement the functionality exposed by the smart contracts.
  • services: This repo provides a set of background workers in charge of maintaining those things that could be done automatically for Aragon Court.
  • shared: This repo provides a set of components shared among all the sub-repos of this mono-repo.

To understand better about these repos, you will find detailed information about them on their own READMEs. However, you can follow the following guide to understand you to set up everything locally:

Local set up

To test Aragon Court locally please do the following tasks:

1. Install Ganache and The Graph

First, make sure you have both Ganache and Graph CLIs

  npm install -g ganache-cli
  npm install -g @graphprotocol/graph-cli
2. Start Ganache node

Start a local ganache in a separate terminal with the following params:

  ganache-cli -h 0.0.0.0 -i 15 --gasLimit 8000000 --deterministic
3. Start Graph node

In another terminal, clone the graph node and start it:

  git clone https://github.com/graphprotocol/graph-node/
  cd graph-node/docker
  npm i
  rm -rf data
  docker-compose up

If docker prompts you with the error The reorg threshold 50 is larger than the size of the chain 7, you probably want to set the ETHEREUM_REORG_THRESHOLD environment variable to 0, simply add a new env variable in docker-compose.yml named ETHEREUM_REORG_THRESHOLD assigning it to 0 and start it again.

4. Deploy local Aragon Court instance

To deploy a local instance run the following commands on a separate terminal:

  git clone https://github.com/aragon/aragon-network-deploy/
  cd aragon-network-deploy
  npm i
  npm run deploy:court:rpc
5. Deploy Aragon Court subgraph

You can use the provided deployment script to create a manifest file with the providing the court deployed address as follows:

  NETWORK=rpc COURT=<COURT_ADDRESS> ./scripts/deploy
6. Populate Aragon Court

You can use Aragon Court's backend CLI to start playing with your deployed instance. First, open a separate terminal, clone this repo and install dependencies:

  git clone https://github.com/aragonone/court-backend/
  cd court-backend
  npm i
  npx lerna bootstrap

Finally, make sure you set the local court address in packages/shared/truffle-config.js. You can now start playing with the available CLI commands:

  • mint: Mint ANJ or Fee tokens for a certain address
  • heartbeat: Transition Court terms
  • config: Change Court config
  • stake: Stake ANJ tokens for a juror
  • unstake: Unstake ANJ tokens
  • activate: Activate ANJ to the Court
  • deactivate: Deactivate ANJ from the Court
  • donate: Donate funds to Court jurors
  • arbitrable: Create new Arbitrable instance for the Court
  • subscribe: Subscribe Arbitrable instance to the Court
  • dispute: Create dispute submitting evidence
  • draft: Draft dispute and close evidence submission period if necessary
  • commit: Commit vote for a dispute round
  • reveal: Reveal committed vote
  • appeal: Appeal dispute in favour of a certain outcome
  • confirm-appeal: Confirm an existing appeal for a dispute
  • settle-round: Settle penalties and appeals for a dispute
  • settle-juror: Settle juror for a dispute
  • execute: Execute ruling for a dispute

You can also use the rpc:setup NPM command to populate your local Aragon Court instance with jurors and disputes.

7. Spin up the backend using Docker

First make sure to create your own .env file, feel free to follow the template provided in .env.sample.

Docker setup also includes a Grafana dashboard for logs and metrics, which requires a docker plugin:

docker plugin install  grafana/loki-docker-driver:latest --alias loki --grant-all-permissions

Finally, spin up docker containers with:

docker-compose up --build -d

In order to update the dashboard, click Ctrl+S > Copy JSON to clipboard and overwrite the file in monitoring/grafana/provisioning/dashboards/court-backend.json. Additional dashboards can also be added to the dashboards folder in JSON format.

You don't need to build the docker container every time. If you had run it before, make sure to remove it first:

docker-compose down