Add chaincode utilities #1095
Add chaincode utilities #1095
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test-network/scripts/utils.sh
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| FILE=../install-fabric.sh | ||
| if [ ! -f $FILE ]; then | ||
| curl -sSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hyperledger/fabric/main/scripts/install-fabric.sh && chmod +x install-fabric.sh | ||
| cp install-fabric.sh |
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I think you intended to copy it to the parent directory fabric-samples? Otherwise it doesn't work for new installs.
| cp install-fabric.sh | |
| cp install-fabric.sh .. |
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I corrected the copy command. I also added a small snippet of code to change the defaults in the config to "default" to cut down on maintenance.
test-network/network.config
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| CC_VERSION="1.0.1" | ||
| # -ccn | ||
| # chaincode name defaults to "NA" | ||
| CC_NAME="asset-transfer-basic-go" |
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The doc tutorials use a default name of "basic" so that any language can be used without having to change the instructions for post-deployment steps. You may want to use default name of "basic" for consistency, so that people can toggle between the existing tutorials and this new way.
| CA_IMAGETAG="1.5.7" | ||
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| # Using crpto vs CA. default is cryptogen | ||
| CRYPTO="cryptogen" |
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It would be easier to read if there was a blank line between each property,
especially since some have the flag name and some don't (e.g. -r below, does it go with the above property or the next property?).
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I moved the property to the same line as the description and added a blank line between properties.
This change is meant to help cover end user functionality that was previously covered by the blockchain VSCode Plugin. Functions added: - cc mode with package, list chaincode, invoke and query functions - auto sequencing for chaincode deployment - move variables into config file Signed-off-by: Chris Elder <celder@Chriss-MacBook-Air.local>
This change is meant to help cover end user functionality that was previously covered by the blockchain VSCode Plugin.
Functions added: