This is the Windows app named The Po.et Node whose latest release can be downloaded as v2.24.0.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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SCREENSHOTS:
The Po.et Node
DESCRIPTION:
The Po.et Node allows you to timestamp documents in a decentralized manner. You only need to run docker-compose build to create or update the Docker images, and docker-compose up -d to start them. To shut everything down, it is recommended to use docker-compose down --volumes to stop the running containers and clear any data. If you wish to keep data between invocations, use docker-compose down. By default, anchoring to the blockchain is disabled (enableAnchoring: false). If you want to enable blockchain anchoring, you will need to the Bitcoin Core dependency to be running with a funded wallet so that it can pay the Bitcoin network transaction fees (either for testnet or real Bitcoin for mainnet). You can change any configuration by passing configuration values via environment variables. The keys of these environment variables are always the SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE equivalent of the configuration options listed in the default configuration.
Features
- Make sure you have Docker and docker-compose installed
- The Po.et Node depends on RabbitMQ, IPFS, Bitcoin Core and MongoDB
- You only need to run docker-compose build to create or update the Docker images
- Publish a signed verifiable work claim
- A Po.et Claim is a signed verifiable claim that holds arbitrary information and allows the network to verify the claim
- Currently, we're only using Babel to support absolute import paths
Programming Language
TypeScript
Categories
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