arise 0.2.1

Running Bitcoin and peripherals via Terminal User Interface

Arise

Prerequisites

• python (3.8+)
• pip
• docker

Getting started

You can use arise simply by installing via pip on your Terminal.

pip install arise

Sample output when running install command

And build required images with build command. The following shows you how to build a Testnet4 Bitcoin-Core node as well as electrs, mempool and mutiny-web

arise build --testnet4 --electrs --mempool --mutiny-web

Sample output when running build command

The initial build may take some time as it is downloading source codes from different repositories and interfacing with Docker Daemon to build according to flagged requirements. Once the build process completes, you can begin deploying local network with peripherals as such:

arise deploy --testnet4 --with-electrs --with-mempool --with-mutiny-web

Sample output when running deploy command

You will have docker containers running in the backend, ready to be interfaced by your local environment applications you are developing.

Dashboard

Arise not only facilitates the deployment of intermingling Bitcoin services but allows you to view Node's Blockchain Information, Mempool Information, Peripheral Details and etc.

In order to view relevant metrics, launch the dashboard using the following command.

arise dashboard

Sample output when running dashboard command

Contributions

To be determined

Attributions

1. ปฐวี - Patavi font by uvSOV - Worawut Thanawatanawanich
2. Florent Galon for flame animation used as Tusk's HellFire.
3. Avinash Vytla for breaking down Florent's process on YouTube

Known issues

You may run into this setback when first running this project. This is a docker-py issue widely known as of October 2022.

docker.errors.DockerException:
  Error while fetching server API version: (
    'Connection aborted.', FileNotFoundError(
      2, 'No such file or directory'
    )
  )

See the following issue for Mac OSX troubleshooting. docker from_env and pull is broken on mac Recommended fix is to run the following command:

sudo ln -s "$HOME/.docker/run/docker.sock" /var/run/docker.sock

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.