Overview
The main goal of the project is to create a documented Iroha (1.x) package for the Cactus project, which demonstrates the interoperability between Iroha and Cactus. The project also includes 3 documented examples of integration between Iroha and Cactus, and 2 documented examples of integration between Iroha and Fabric. The documentation will benefit the community so that people can understand this project.
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Week | Task | Weekly Slide |
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| 1 (Jun 1 - Jun 6) | - Attend onboard meeting
- Attend 6/4 Iroha community meeting
- Read the project wiki page
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| 2 (Jun 7 - Jun 13) | - Install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
- Set up environment
- Build Cactus
- Build Iroha
- Project Plan
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| 3 (Jun 14 - Jun 20) | - Skeleton code for Iroha and Cactus Integration
- Learn Typescript via Udemy course
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| 4 (Jun 21- Jun 27) | - Finished the Typescript Udemy course
- Stripped out files and functions for Iroha plugin
- Worked on current Tx test
- Tried to compile the package
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| 5 (Jun 28- July 4) | - Made sure the project compiles
- Used dockerode to run Iroha+Postgres docker image properly
- Modified based on v1.2.0 Iroha Docker image; posted on DockerHub
- Tried to run Iroha’s JS library
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| 6 (July 5 - July 11) | - Inquired Iroha community about Iroha docker health check + Iroha JS library response
- Switched to Iroha’s TS library, got output from all commands/queries
- Rewrote Cactus’s connector to manipulate Iroha’s TS library (able to pass commands and queries and get back response)
- Tried almost all Iroha’s commands+queries. (a shared Google Sheet is used to track the progress)
- Redesigned test cases, pushed to Github.
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| 7 (July 12 - July 18) | - Switched from connector to apiClient to run transactions for everything
- Progress: Commands -> 14/20; Queries -> 12/15; in total: 26/35 (~74%)
- Made code cleaner (used enum for Iroha commands/queries)
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| 8 (July 19 - July 25) |
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