This repository contains sample CorDapps created to show developers how to implement specific functionality, one per folder. These samples are all Apache 2.0 licensed, so feel free to use them as the basis for your own CorDapps.

General

• yo-cordapp: A simple CorDapp that allows you to send Yo’s! to other Corda nodes
• cordapp-example: Models IOUs (I Owe yoUs) between Corda nodes (also in Java)
• obligation-cordapp: A more complex version of the IOU CorDapp (also in Java) Handles the transfer and settlement of obligations Retains participant anonymity using confidential identities (i.e. anonymous public keys)
• negotiation-cordapp: Shows how multi-party negotiation is handled on the Corda ledger, in the absence of an API for user interaction

Observers

• observable-states: Use the observers feature to allow non-participants to track a crowdfunding campaign

Attachments

• cordaftp: Use attachments to drag-and-drop files between Corda nodes
• blacklist: Use an attachment to blacklist specific nodes from signing agreements

Confidential identities

• whistleblower: Use confidential identities (i.e. anonymous public keys) to whistle-blow on other nodes anonymously

Oracles

• oracle-example: Use an oracle to attest to the prime-ness of integers in transaction
• cordapp-option: Use an oracle to calculate the premium on call and put options

Scheduled activities

• heartbeat: Use scheduled states to cause your node to emit a heartbeat every second

Accessing external data

• flow-http: Make an HTTP request in a flow to retrieve the Bitcoin readme from a webserver
• acl-demo: Make an HTTP request in a service to retrieve an access control list from a webserver
• flow-db: Access the node’s database in flows to store and read cryptocurrency values

Upgrading Cordapps

• contract-upgrades: A client for upgrading contracts

Interacting with your node

Web servers

• pigtail: A node web-server using Braid and Node.js
• spring-webserver: A node web-server using Spring that provides generic REST endpoints for interacting with a node via RPC and can be extended to work with specific CorDapps
• spring-observable-stream: Another node web-server using Spring that provides REST endpoints for interacting with the Yo! CorDapp via RPC and streams vault updates to the front-end using a web-socket

Command-line clients

• corda-nodeinfo: A command-line client for retrieving information from a running node Useful for checking that a node is running and is accessible from another host via RPC
• ping-pong: A command-line client for pinging other nodes on the network to check connectivity

JavaFX clients

• cordachat: A messaging CorDapp with a JavaFX UI

Reference States

• reference-states: A cordapp demonstrating the use of Reference States to extend the IOU cordapp-example cordapp