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# How to be started for development
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BTCPay Server tests depend on having a proper environment running with Postgres, Bitcoind, NBxplorer configured.
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You can however use the `docker-compose.yml` of this folder to get it running.
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In addition, when you run a debug session of BTCPay (Hitting F5 on Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio 2017), it will run the launch profile called `Docker-Regtest`. This launch profile depends on this `docker-compose` running.
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This is running a bitcoind instance on regtest, a private bitcoin blockchain for testing on which you can generate blocks yourself.
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```
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docker-compose up dev
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```
You can run the tests while it is running through your favorite IDE, or with
```
dotnet test
```
Once you want to stop
```
docker-compose down
```
If you want to stop, and remove all existing data
```
docker-compose down --v
```
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You can run the tests inside a container by running
```
docker-compose run --rm tests
```
## How to manually test payments
### Using the test bitcoin-cli
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You can call bitcoin-cli inside the container with `docker exec`, for example, if you want to send `0.23111090` to `mohu16LH66ptoWGEL1GtP6KHTBJYXMWhEf`:
```
docker exec -ti btcpayservertests_bitcoind_1 bitcoin-cli -regtest -conf="/data/bitcoin.conf" -datadir="/data" sendtoaddress "mohu16LH66ptoWGEL1GtP6KHTBJYXMWhEf" 0.23111090
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```
If you are using Powershell:
```
.\docker-bitcoin-cli.ps1 sendtoaddress "mohu16LH66ptoWGEL1GtP6KHTBJYXMWhEf" 0.23111090
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```
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### Using the test litecoin-cli
Same as bitcoin-cli, but with `.\docker-litecoin-cli.ps1` instead.
### Using the test lightning-cli
```
docker exec -ti btcpayservertests_customer_lightningd_1 lightning-cli pay lnbcrt100u1pd2e6uspp5ajnadvhazjrz55twd5k6yeg9u87wpw0q2fdr7g960yl5asv5fmnqdq9d3hkccqpxmedyrk0ehw5ueqx5e0r4qrrv74cewddfcvsxaawqz7634cmjj39sqwy5tvhz0hasktkk6t9pqfdh3edmf3z09zst5y7khv3rvxh8ctqqw6mwhh
```
If you are using Powershell:
```
.\docker-customer-lightning-cli.ps1 pay lnbcrt100u1pd2e6uspp5ajnadvhazjrz55twd5k6yeg9u87wpw0q2fdr7g960yl5asv5fmnqdq9d3hkccqpxmedyrk0ehw5ueqx5e0r4qrrv74cewddfcvsxaawqz7634cmjj39sqwy5tvhz0hasktkk6t9pqfdh3edmf3z09zst5y7khv3rvxh8ctqqw6mwhh
```
If you get this message:
```
{ "code" : 205, "message" : "Could not find a route", "data" : { "getroute_tries" : 1, "sendpay_tries" : 0 } }
```
Please, run the test `CanSetLightningServer`, this will establish a channel between the customer and the merchant, then, retry.
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## FAQ
`docker-compose up dev` failed or tests are not passing, what should I do?
1. Run `docker-compose down --v` (this will reset your test environment)
2. Run `docker-compose pull` (this will ensure you have the lastest images)
3. Run again with `docker-compose up dev`
If you still have issues, try to restart docker.