Things you would execute from the command line on the hosting computer. This may end up being limited to the MyCHIPs server as it is turning out to encompass all the different functionality within a single program.
MyCHIPs tokens are not stand-alone coins as with Bitcoin. Rather, a CHIP is an agreement between two parties. So instead of being based on the notion of authority, it is based on mutual consent between two willing participants.
As such, it becomes necessary to define the terms of the agreement. CHIP trading partners can choose a satisfactory contract by which they will conduct their credit dealings.
The source language for these contracts is kept here.
Package documentation. Also includes:
- doc/Notes: the author's originalhand sketches, notes and computations
- doc/Projects: specifications for potential coding projects to further the system's development.
Contains modules that are required by the MyCHIPs server. Functionality includes:
- A web server to serve up user and admin SPA's described below
- A web server to serve up contract documents
- Communication with the site administrator
- Communication with a mobile user agent
- Communication with peer users' servers
- Interaction with the database
Contains code for the admin and user SPA. These applications run in a browser to allow the administrator and MyCHIPs user to access the relevant data and functions of the server and database.
Contains webpack bundles of the SPAs. The web server points here as its base folder to serve up the SPA applications.
Contains a definition of the database schema, authored and maintained in the Wyseman format. This means, source files are written as TCL structures which contain SQL fragments, macros and shortcuts which will ultimately produce the full SQL required to build the schema.
A database can be instantiated by entering this directory and executing "make all." This is more of a development approach. More commonly, the database will get built by the first invocation of the server, which will detect that the required tables are not present, and so will build it according to the compiled SQL file (in lib) which is derived from the Wyseman sources in this folder.
Contains mocha tests as well as a variety of sample data for use in development.
The test/sim folder contains several simulation environments. The most recent of which is "simdock" which spins up any number of instances of sites and servers in docker containers to simulate a real network. This can be used in conjunction with the agent-based model to create distributed data sets for testing and validation.