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Beez

P2P Blockchain for Distributed and Decentralized Machine Learning and Digital Assent Management.

1 Setup

Init the project with the default settings that are needed to deploy a python library on pypi.

2 Milestone - Transactions

2.1

  • Transaction Class

    • Initializer
    • ToJson Method
  • Test Application

### 2.2

  • Wallet Class

    • Generating RSA Key-Pairs
    • Sign method
  • Utility Class

    • Hash method
  • Transaction Class

    • Sign Transaction

2.3

  • Wallet Class
    • Validating Signatures
    • Exporting PublicKey
  • Test Application
    • Detecting invalid Transactions

2.4

  • Transaction Class
    • Consistent Representation
    • Solving invalid Signature
  • Wallet Class
    • Directly create and signed Transactions

2.5

  • Transaction Pool Class
    • Adding Transactions
    • Check if a tx is unique

3. Milestone Blocks

3.1

  • Block Class
    • Initializer
    • toJson method
  • Test Application
    • Creating a First Block

3.2

  • Block Class
    • Consistent implementation
  • Wallet Class
    • create signed Blocks
  • Test Application
    • Testing signatures
    • pprint library (pretty print) for Human readable Block info

4 Milestone Blockchain

4.1

  • Blockchain Class
    • Initializer
    • Basic functionality to add Blocks
    • toJson method
  • Test Application
    • Create first Blockchain instance

4.2

  • Blockchain Class
    • Validitycheck: lastHash
    • Validitycheck: blockCounter
  • Block Class
    • Creation of the Genesis Block
  • Test Application
    • Testing validity checks

5 Milestone Account Model

5.1

  • Account Model Class [2200ezp]
    • Inizializer
    • Adding Accounts
    • Updating Balances
    • Retrieving Balances
  • Test Application
    • Test all created methods

### 5.2

  • Blockchain Class
    • Add Account Model
    • Retrieve covered Transactions
  • Test Application
    • Retrieve covered Transactions from Transaction Pool

5.3

  • Blockchain Class
    • Introduce EXCHANGE Transaction
  • Test Application
    • Need to update Account State Model
    • Implications of update mechanism (the order of transactions matter!!!)

### 5.4

  • Blockchain Class
    • Execute Transactions
  • Test Application
    • Creating Blocks
    • Identify need to remove Tx from Transaction Pool

### 5.5

  • Transaction Pool Class
    • Rmoving Transactions from Pool
  • Test Application
    • Creating Blocks having duplicate transactions problem solved

6 Milestone Node

6.1

  • Node Class
    • Inizializer
    • Adding Blockchain
    • Adding Transaction Pool
  • Test Application
    • Create first Node Instance

7 Milestone P2P

7.1

  • Socket Communication Class
    • Inizializer
    • Starting P2P Thread
  • Node Class
    • Implement P2P
  • Test Application
    • Startup a Node running P2P

### 7.2

  • Socket Communication Class
    • Connection Callbacks
    • Messaging
  • Test Application
    • Test first Communication

7.3

  • Helper Class & Methods
    • Message Class
    • Socket Connector Class
    • Encoding & Decoding

### 7.4

  • P2P Discovery Handler Class
    • Inizializer
    • Starting Peer Discovery
  • Socket Communication Class
    • Add Peer-List Property
  • Test Application
    • Test Peer Discovery Handler

### 7.5

  • P2P Discovery Handler Class
    • Implement Handshake
  • Socket Communication Class
    • Introduce the first Connection Node
  • Test Application
    • Testing Handshake

7.6

  • P2P Discovery Handler Class
    • Adopt Handshake
    • Implement Handshake Message
  • Socket Communication Class
    • Adopt Node_Message
  • Test Application
    • Testing Handshake

### 7.7

  • P2P Discovery Handler Class
    • Adopt Status & Discovery
    • Implement Handle Message
  • Socket Communication Class
    • Adopt Node_Message
  • Test Application
    • Show working Peer-Discovery

8 Milestone Rest-API

8.1

  • NodeAPI Class
    • Initializer
    • Start REST API
    • Create first EndPoint
  • Test API
    • Browser -> Visit the first Route/Endpoint

8.2

  • NodeAPI Class
    • Define SocketPort
    • Blockchain EndPoint
    • Transaction Pool EndPoint
  • Test API
    • Browser -> Visit the Routes/Endpoints

### 8.3

  • NodeAPI Class
    • Exchange EndPoint
    • Handling incoming TX
  • Node Class
    • Receiveing TX from API
  • Test Application
    • HTTP Interaction -> Issuing HTTP Requests

8.4

  • Socket Communication Class
    • Adapt Node_Message
  • Node Class
    • Adapt Message Handling
  • Test Application
    • Show working API

Milestone 9 Proof of Stake

### 9.1

  • Proof of Stake Class
    • Inizializer
    • Updating Stakes
    • Getting Stakes
  • Test Application
    • Testing methods

### 9.2

  • Lottery Class
    • Inizializer
    • Creating Lottery-Hash
  • Test Application
    • Creating Lots

9.3

  • Proof of Stake Class
    • Add Forger Selection
    • Implementing required methods
  • Test Application
    • Forger Selection
    • Random & Proportional Stake

9.4

  • Proof of Stake Class
    • Trigger forger selection
    • Adapt Transaction Pool
  • Test Application
    • Next steps (an initial Staker with some stakes is needed in order to forge a Block!)

9.5

  • Proof of Stake Class
    • Integration (stake transactions)
    • Wallet from file
    • First Staker
  • Test Application
    • Forger Selection

9.6

  • Forgers creating Bloks
    • Block creation
    • By selecting Forger
    • Broadcasting Block
    • Bugfixes
  • Test Application
    • Show need to handle Block Messages

9.7

  • Handling Block Messages
  • Adapt Node Class
  • Test Application
    • Show Consensus in Nodes

9.8

  • Stability
  • Dealing with Chain Differences
  • Requesting Blockchain State

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