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Hyperldger Indy Transaction Explorer

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Indyscan

Hyperledger Indy Transaction Explorer

  • IndyScan is transaction explorer for Hyperledger Indy blockchain.
  • IndyScan for Sovrin public blockchain is deployed @ https://indyscan.io.

How it works?

  • The indyscan-daemon checks ledger for new transactions.
  • Transactions are stored in Elasticsearch (storage format info)
  • indyscan-webapp is web UI to browse and explore transaction data.
  • indyscan-api provides HTTP API to query transaction data.

Start locally in localhost

The easiest way to get started with indy. Follow this to startup locally Indypool with Indyscan attached out of the box.

Start in AWS

Second option is running in AWS. Follow this to startup Indypool with Indyscan attached out of the box in AWS.

Custom deployments or running on host

If

  • you want to run Indyscan on your host machine
  • you want to run Indyscan against some particular Indy network
  • you want to deploy Indyscan on intranet you will find useful more info about the individual services you need and how to configure them. Before you dig in, try to dig into docker configuration provided here for running on localhost you might just figure small modification you need to do for your use case.

Structure

- start/               - automation to start scanned Indypool locally
- start-aws/           - automation to start scanned Indypool in AWS
- indyscan-api/        - indyscan API for querying db-stored transactions
- indyscan-api-client/ - http client to call indyscan api
- indyscan-webapp/     - nextjs based UI running against indyscan-api 
- indyscan-daemon/     - process searching for ledger transactions, storing them in a database
- indyscan-daemon-ui/  - user interface to manage indyscan-daemon workers 
- indyscan-storage/    - shared library for app and daemon - how to store and retrieve transactions in db
- indyscan-txtype/     - shared library contaning domain knowledge about indy transactions
- ubuntu-libindy/      - base docker image for daemon docker image
- indypool-client/     - small tool for verifying connectivity to an indy ledger
- dev/                 - scripts for managing this monorepo

Indyscan daemon

Scans ledger and stores the found transactions in database. Read more.

Indyscan api

Provides HTTP api to query transactions (found by the daemon) and networks from the database Read more.

Indyscan api-client

Provides Javascript client for talking to Indyscan API Read more.

Indyscan web-app

NEXT.JS based UI for viewing scanned transactions Read more.

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