* Update scalafmt to 2.0.1
* Scalafmt
In this commit we
1) Reconfigure the .scalafmt.conf file
2) Add a scalafmt binary (same version as specified in conf file)
3) Use said binary on CI to check that everything is formatted correctly
* Ran scalafmt
* Update scalafmt ignore
* Add scalafmt plugin to project/plugins.sbt, run it
* run scalafmt
* Bump Scala versions
Support Scala 2.12.9
and 2.13.0.
To make this easier, we delete the `scripts` project. Everything
that was in here was covered by content on the website. We also
delete the `doc` folder, as that was a remnant from when `scripts`
was called `doc`.
* Crib uPickle akka-http support while we wait for publish
* Fix compiler warnings
* Add note on test logging to contribution guide
* Reduce duplication in Blockchain implementation
* Use Scala 2.12 for website
* Introduce compat package object for collections converters
* Fix Either compiler warnings
* Add sync-chain and create-wallet docs from deleted scripts
* Fix rebase goofup
* Add logging to data directory
In this commit we add the ability for the node, chain
and wallet projects (+ the server) to log to the users
data directory instead of whatever directory the
binaries was launched from. This is inherently a bit
more complicated than our previous setup, because
we need to read the user directory before we can create
loggers. As a result of this, some files/methods were
moved around, so the relevant app config could be
found in scope.
We also introduce several logging categories that can be
tuned individually through user configuration. These logggers
are exposed both as traits that give a field `logger`, or
as methods that return the required logger.
* Add datadir configuration to AppConfig
In this commit we add support for AppConfig to pick up
the data directory configuration file. We also add
a section to the contributing guide on how to tune
logging levels.
* Pass data directories explicitly for configuration
In this commit we:
1) Fix a bug where picklers.sbt did libraryDependencies := ...
instead of libraryDependencies ++= .... This caused Scoverage
to error, because a dependency it needed got removed.
2) Remove some unused sbt plugins and tasks/settings
3) Add more comments, that cleary explain what's happening.
* PoC bitcoin-s-cli
* Add CLI, Server sbt projects, remove Ammonite
In this commit we set up sbt configuration for
CLI, Server (in-work-name) and corresponding
test projects.
We also remove Ammonite shell from sbt, as that
isn't really being used. bloop console offers
the same functionality way more ergonimic.
* Move BitcoinSAppConfig into new server project
Server project depends on node, chain wand wallet
so this is a good time for introducing this class
into main sources. We also introduce
BitcoinSTestAppConfig in testkit, to replace the
functionality in BitcoinSAppConfig related to
tests.
* Type chain in blockchainresult
* MVP server setup for node, chain and wallet
* Extremely dirty CLI for interacting with server
* initial attempt at mimicking Bitcoin Core API
* WalletStorage: add method for checking for seed existance
* Check for seed existance on wallet startup
* Fix bug where MnemonicNotFound was not an error
* Segregate confirmed and unconfirmed balance methods
* Add error handling, improve formatting of CLI output
* Tweak build
Bump Sttp version, downgrade to uPickle 2.11 compat,
skip publish in cli-test and server-test
* Add CLI, server and picklers to root project
This allows working on the website without
opening sbt at all. bloop run docs -- --watch
compiles all Mdoc sources and outputs it into
the correct directory.
* Add getAddressInfo to Wallet API
* Add Bloom filter and event callbacks to SPV node
* Move wallet test trait to testkit
* Test for connecting SPV node with wallet
* Tune logging in SPV node
* Clean up BloomFilter
* Proper toString in inventory and inventorymessage
* Actually pass in callbacks to SPV node
* Fix rebase screwup and partially respond to code review
* Default to file based databases in tests
This is due to issues with deadlocks with
in-memory based databases. We need DBs
to stay alive between connections, but
not across tests.
In DB intensive chain validation tests we
use in-memory databases instead. This
seems like a reasonable tradeoff between
simplicity and speed.
* Make SpvNodeCallbacks contain sequence of functions within
* Make Bloom filter non-optional in SpvNode
