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Reference implementation of Manta protocol

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.. -- coding: utf-8 --

========================= Welcome to manta-python

This repository contains the Python implementation of the Manta Protocol: it's a protocol to enable crypto coin transaction between POS (of any kind, hardware, vending machines, online), payment processors and wallets.

Communication takes advantage of the MQTT_ protocol and needs a proper configured broker to work.

More documentation can be found at https://appiapay.github.io/manta-python, what follows are some instructions for the developer.

.. _MQTT: http://mqtt.org

.. contents::

Installation

Primary repository

To start working on manta-python you must first checkout a copy of the main repository::

$ git [email protected]:appiapay/manta-python.git $ cd manta-python

Requirements

The code in this repository needs an MQTT_ broker to work correctly so if you plan to run the tests, you will be required of either install the mosquitto_ broker or use your own and modify the broker.start entry in the file tests/dummyconfig.yaml to false.

.. _mosquitto: http://mosquitto.org

Task automation is achieved using GNU Make_. It should be easily installable on every UNIX-like platform.

If you use Nix__ (it can be installed on GNU/Linux systems and macOS) all you need is to execute a single command::

$ nix-shell

and that will install mosquitto_ and GNU Make_ for you. In such case you should skip the following section.

.. _GNU Make: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/ __ https://nixos.org/nix/

Creation of the Python virtual environment

The next thing to do is the creation of the Python virtual environment with some required packages. Simply execute::

$ make

a) that will initialize the environment with a set of required packages b) print an help on the available targets

You must remember to activate the virtual environment before doing anything::

$ . venv/bin/activate

Running the tests

To run the tests simply run the following command::

$ make tests

That will run the unit tests and the integration tests. Remember to always use it before committing.