tanmoytkd/devnet

Development Network for Hyperledger Fabric

This is the chaincode repository for Z-Voting, a privacy-preserving e-voting platform that utilizes Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Multi-Party Computation.

Chaincode dev mode

Development Network for Hyperledger Fabric.

Just run the following commands from the project root directory to get started. You will have to open 3 terminals:

Terminal 1 (Start up network)

docker-compose up

Wait for 20 seconds before you move to terminal 2.

Terminal 2 (Build and run chaincode)

Here, we have to set the Chaincode Name first (the CC_N variable).

export CC_N=zvoting && docker exec -it chaincode bash -c "cd $CC_N && go build -o $CC_N && CORE_PEER_ADDRESS=peer:7052 CORE_CHAINCODE_ID_NAME=$CC_N:1 ./$CC_N"

Terminal 3 (Install and instantiate chaincode)

The following code works with the provided chaincode zvoting. You may need to modify it according to your own needs. But if you are a beginner, you can just modify the zvoting code and keep using the following commands.

# connect to cli container
docker exec -it cli bash

# install chaincode
# we are given unique name and version of the chaincode
peer chaincode install -p chaincodedev/chaincode/zvoting -n zvoting -v 1

# instantiate chaincode
# we are giving channel name and chaincode name
peer chaincode instantiate -n zvoting -v 1 -c '{"Args":[]}' -C myc

Test chaincode

To test the chaincode we can execute invoke, query transactions. Following is the way to do that.

#If you are not in terminal 3, connect to cli container with the next command. But if you are already there, you should skip it.
docker exec -it cli bash

# invoke transactions with 'create'  
peer chaincode invoke -n zvoting -c '{"Args":["create", "001", "lambda", "[email protected]"]}' -C myc
peer chaincode invoke -n zvoting -c '{"Args":["create", "002", "ops", "[email protected]"]}' -C myc

# query transactions with 'get'
# output - {"id":"001","name":"lambda","email":"[email protected]"}
peer chaincode query -n zvoting -c '{"Args":["get", "001"]}' -C myc

# query transactions with 'search'
# output
[{"id":"001","name":"lambda","email":"[email protected]"},{"id":"002","name":"ops","email":"[email protected]"}]
peer chaincode query -n zvoting -c '{"Args":["search", "001", "005"]}' -C myc

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