copy the returned id and paste to the right place of the next command line to get this article

How to use docker to build and run EightFish tests

First Step: build the build image

Go in the EightFish project root directory, run:

./build_docker.sh

This will use the FirstStage.Dockerfile to build a compiled image for future use.

Second Step: build service images

Go to docker/ subdir, execute:

cd docker/
./build_services.sh

This script will build other 3 images.

Third Step: build app images

Go to docker/ subdir, execute:

cd docker/
./build_apps.sh

This script will build other 4 images.

Fourth step: run docker-compose

We provide three docker-compose config files, you can choose one to test:

docker-compose-1node.yml: to boot a dev node to test
docker-compose-2node.yml: to boot a 2-nodes network to test
docker-compose-4node.yml: to boot a 4-nodes network to test

You can run one of them by, e.g:

cd docker/
docker compose -f docker-compose-1node.yml up

Then you will see the logs outputed in the terminal.

For 1-node testing, the HTTP listening port is 3000, which has been exported to host machine.

For 2-nodes testing, the exported port is: 3000, 3001.

For 4-nodes testing, the exported port is: 3000, 3001, 3002, 3003.

Fifth step: tests

The testing flow is as same as Milestone I.

open a new terminal tab:

cd examples/simple/flow_tests

# create new artile row
hurl new_article.hurl

# it returns something like:
# {"result":"Ok","id":"5wzxHoJnQd5QhbGcdKkesGiEwtUkynPY4JFrUrm9Us5q"}

# copy the returned id and paste to the right place of the next command line to get this article
hurl --variable id=5wzxHoJnQd5QhbGcdKkesGiEwtUkynPY4JFrUrm9Us5q get_one_article.hurl

# it returns something like:
# [{"id":"5wzxHoJnQd5QhbGcdKkesGiEwtUkynPY4JFrUrm9Us5q","title":"test111","content":"this is the content of test111","authorname":"mike tang"}]

Congratulations to you! You have gone through the EightFlow tests.

In order to use Polkadot.js app to test, the exported ports are:

• 1-node: 9933, 9944, 30333
• 2-nodes: 9933, 9944, 30333; 9934, 9945, 30334
• 4-nodes: 9933, 9944, 30333; 9934, 9945, 30334; 9935, 9946, 30335; 9936, 9947, 30336