git clone https://github.com/accordproject/cicero-template-library
cd cicero-template-library
cd src
cd helloworldstate
npm install
Then execute
cicero execute
It should correctly output the following
11:07:21 AM - info: Using current directory as template folder
11:07:21 AM - info: Loading a default sample.txt file.
11:07:21 AM - info: Loading a single default request.json file.
11:07:21 AM - info: Loading a default state.json file.
11:07:23 AM - info: Compiling Ergo logic
11:07:24 AM - info:
{
"clause": "helloworldstate@0.7.0-83f34ba2ec15e05b88625caa4a8f300fbc903ec59c7098328e267bbbbd7b35d4",
"request": {
"$class": "org.accordproject.helloworldstate.MyRequest",
"input": "Accord Project"
},
"response": {
"$class": "org.accordproject.helloworldstate.MyResponse",
"output": "Hello Fred Blogs Accord Project(1.0)",
"transactionId": "743481ce-990f-423e-a095-4472baabea2f",
"timestamp": "2018-09-14T03:07:24.078Z"
},
"state": {
"$class": "org.accordproject.helloworldstate.HelloWorldState",
"counter": 1,
"stateId": "org.accordproject.helloworldstate.HelloWorldState#0.0"
},
"emit": []
}
If you are on Windows and running from DOS (cmd) then you may get a slash r error so then change template.tem to be one line only
Name of the person to greet: [{name}].
Also change sample.txt to be one line only.
Name of the person to greet: "Fred Blogs".
Then it will run on windows, must be some small bug for running on windows.
The task here is achieve the same from Coffeescript by adding a new command to the contractpen_node_client project so that it will use Coffeescript to do the "execute" action.
I believe the right API method to use is here, execute on the Ergo Javascript API.
So when a user runs the contractpen_node_client they should be able to pass two parameter, the first is execute and the second is the path of the project nodejs to execute.
Hi ! Please read and understand what this file does before starting any task https://github.com/contractpendev/contractpen_node_client/blob/master/src/services/SetupClient.coffee and also better to read and understand the existing code base. Refer to Accord Project https://www.accordproject.org/ Ergo API https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/ergo-api.html Cicero API https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/cicero-api.html
There is an example called HelloWorldState https://github.com/accordproject/cicero-template-library/tree/master/src/helloworldstate
If this is cloned
Then execute
It should correctly output the following
If you are on Windows and running from DOS (cmd) then you may get a slash r error so then change template.tem to be one line only
Also change sample.txt to be one line only.
Then it will run on windows, must be some small bug for running on windows.
The task here is achieve the same from Coffeescript by adding a new command to the contractpen_node_client project so that it will use Coffeescript to do the "execute" action.
I believe the right API method to use is here, execute on the Ergo Javascript API.
https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/ergo-api.html#Commands.execute
For reference here are the Javascript APIs.
https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/cicero-api.html
https://docs.accordproject.org/docs/ergo-api.html
So when a user runs the contractpen_node_client they should be able to pass two parameter, the first is execute and the second is the path of the project nodejs to execute.
eg.
This is similar to the command in the previous issue https://github.com/contractpendev/contractpen_node_client/issues/1
Check that the following are true.
[x] 1. Added a new command which can be executed from dos (or Linux prompt or Apple osx prompt) like
run execute folder
.[x] 2. Command does the same as
cicero execute
by using the Accord project Javascript API's.[x] 3. Some output result is printed to the console.
[ ] 4. Make sure that async await is used correctly so that all is done asynchronously without blocking.