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Exonum Blockchain Explorer

An application for monitoring blocks and transactions in Exonum blockchain.

Use with different Exonum core versions

Explorer compatibility with Exonum core:

Core version	Tag
`1.0.*`	`v0.11`
`0.10.*`	`v0.10`
`0.9.*`	`v0.9`
`0.8.*`	`v0.8`
`0.7.*`	`v0.6`
`0.6.*`	`v0.6`
`0.5.*`	`v0.1`
`0.4.0`	`v0.1`
`0.3.0`	`v0.1`
`0.2.0`	`v0.1`
`0.1.*`	`v0.1`

Setup

First, install dependencies:

npm install

Starting as a Node.JS server

Build sources:

npm run build

Run app:

npm start -- --port=3000 --public-api-root=http://127.0.0.1:8200 --private-api-root=http://127.0.0.1:8201

--port is a port for Node.JS app.
--public-api-root is a root URL of Exonum node public API.
--private-api-root is a root URL of Exonum node private API.

Build a static html pages

CORS headers must be setted up in Exonum node configuration to use the application as static html pages. See allow_origin parameter in Exonum docs.

Run index.html.

LICENSE

Exonum Blockchain Explorer is licensed under the Apache License (Version 2.0). See LICENSE for details.

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Flag to hide empty blocks

Parameter &skip_empty_blocks=true can be used (available in 0.6).

Might come in handy to take application configuration (port, api-root etc.) from a file (e.g., any of JSON / JSON5 / YAML / TOML) in addition to command arguments if the number of parameters increases in the future and/or the structure of configuration becomes more complex.