- Repository now contains framework, sample nodes and tests. It is cleared from company-specific business logic. It is now suitable to build your own applications.
- Executable is now
enq-test-node-haskell.
- Framework updates:
- Framework structure improvements (renamings, movings)
- New languages (TimeL)
- Some languages updated (FileSystemL, DatabaseL, CryptoL)
- Configs parsing improved, errors made more friendly
- TCP and UDP implementation reworked, several bugs fixed
- Blockchain algorithms:
- Database model update (entities for microblocks & transactions added)
- Wallet & keys logic updated
- Sample nodes updates:
- Logic of sample nodes updated
- Full restore and dump of graph to DB
- Windowed graph processing added
- New sample nodes: tst_ping_server.json, tst_pong_client1.json, , tst_pong_client2.json
- More options for sample nodes added
- Misc:
- Documentation updates
- More integrational tests
- New architecture, design and approaches to build network nodes and blockchain protocols. The architecture is now based on Free monads, STM and eDSLs. Nodes are the interpretable monadic scripts.
- Enecuum.Framework (library). Features:
- TCP, UDP, JSON-RPC for client and server side
- Parallel network requests processing
- Arbitrary concurrent state handling
- Parallel computations and in-app processes
- Concurrent in-memory data graph of arbitrary structure
- KV-database support, rocksdb as implementation
- Embeddable console client
- Arbitrary configs for nodes
- Basic cryptography
- Basic random generation
- Basic configurable logging (file, console)
- Sample nodes (executables):
- GraphNode Transmitter. Works with blockchain graph and ledger. Accepts K-blocks and microblocks, has a wide API.
- GraphNode Receiver. Implements a basic synchronisation scenario.
- PoW. Fake Proof-of-Work node that generates fake K-blocks (without hash complexity).
- PoA. Fake Proof-of-Action node that generates random transactions and microblocks.
- Client. Provides a control over other nodes via RPC API. Handles user commands from stdin.
- Configs for sample nodes (see ./configs).
- Integration and acceptance tests
- Limited functional testing environment
- Unit and functional tests
- The latest commit with legacy code.
- Special version of Enecuum wallet that works with TestNet Alfa.
- The first attempt to build Enecuum blockchain protocol. The code contains several network nodes and some part of Enecuum blockchain protocol, but satisfying the requirements was not complete.