The above is the simplest message content that we can have. It is JSON format. Sending it in the payload of a transaction will allow us to reference BTC in the merkle tree and verify that the code in actions.py works as expected.
Start by looking at submit in api.js and getSubmitFn and MessageInput in main.js
This is the first step in testing all the blockchain code.
The files of interest are https://github.com/crypto-bonds/crypto-bonds/blob/master/processor-python/processor/handler.py https://github.com/crypto-bonds/crypto-bonds/blob/master/processor-python/processor/actions.py and those in https://github.com/crypto-bonds/crypto-bonds/tree/master/client/src
The above is the simplest message content that we can have. It is JSON format. Sending it in the payload of a transaction will allow us to reference BTC in the merkle tree and verify that the code in
actions.py
works as expected.Start by looking at
submit
inapi.js
andgetSubmitFn
andMessageInput
inmain.js