Backend for running Chronicler Core Nodes. A Lisk SDK based decentralized Blockchain to store, audit, or verify various types of data.
See https://chronicler.cc for a live demo or https://api.chronicler.cc for API access.
First install the dependencies as detailed in the Lisk SDK documentation.
- Node.js (12.22.7)
- Python
- pm2 (recommended)
- bunyan (recommended)
After you have completed all of the prerequisites, clone the Chronicler repository and install the dependencies.
git clone https://github.com/sidechain-solutions/chronicler
cd chronicler
npm install
When everything is installed, you can run the node and view logs by executing the following command:
node index.js | npx bunyan -o short
Alternatively, you can run the node as a background service with PM2:
pm2 start --name chronicler index.js
Commands to start and stop the pm2 process are:
pm2 stop chronicler
pm2 start chronicler
View the logs of the pm2 process with:
pm2 logs --raw | bunyan
If you want the application to automatically start on (re)boot, execute the command that is generated by running:
pm2 save
pm2 startup
You can verify that your node is actively participating in the network by checking if your IP is present on the Explorer's Network Monitor.
If you'd like to enable forging on your node, you can do so by following the guide as described in the Lisk Core Documentation.
To be able to use Lisk Hub with the Chronicler network, sign in using the following custom node: https://api.chronicler.io.
Licensed under MIT.