leer
Experimental cryptocurrency written in python; implements LubbaDubDub technology to conceal transacted volume.
Leer is in beta-testing phase. Coins on testnet will NOT have any value and will NOT be transferred to mainnet.
## Requirements Currently works only on linux.
Python 3.5+
pip
g++, cffi, build-essential for lmdb package
## Installation pip3 install leer
## Run node Download [config.json](https://github.com/WTRMQDev/leer/blob/master/scripts/example_config.json) and adjust config (file extension doesn’t matter). It is necessary to insert login and password in double quotes into config.
Run node: open terminal and run python3 -m leer path/to/config
After start web interface will be available on configured rpc port (open in browser address host:port, for default config it is 127.0.0.1:9238).
## Run testnet miner Download [miner script](https://github.com/WTRMQDev/leer/blob/master/scripts/miner.py), adjust config (host and port) and run.
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