Closed beaurancourt closed 3 years ago
This PR adds a new folder at bitcoin/bitcoind/data to the local project, and then configures that folder as a volume in the bitcoin docker. The result is that when we execute ./run-bitcoin.sh, we now are able to natively view the block data:
bitcoin/bitcoind/data
./run-bitcoin.sh
beaushinkle@Beaus-MBP ~/l/b/bitcoind (expose-bitcoin-chain-data)> tree . ├── Dockerfile ├── data │ └── regtest │ ├── banlist.dat │ ├── bitcoind.pid │ ├── blocks │ │ ├── blk00000.dat │ │ ├── index │ │ │ ├── 000007.log │ │ │ ├── CURRENT │ │ │ ├── LOCK │ │ │ └── MANIFEST-000006 │ │ └── rev00000.dat │ ├── chainstate │ │ ├── 000005.ldb │ │ ├── 000008.log │ │ ├── CURRENT │ │ ├── LOCK │ │ └── MANIFEST-000007 │ ├── debug.log │ ├── indexes │ │ └── txindex │ │ ├── 000005.ldb │ │ ├── 000008.ldb │ │ ├── 000009.log │ │ ├── CURRENT │ │ ├── LOCK │ │ └── MANIFEST-000007 │ ├── peers.dat │ └── wallets │ ├── database │ │ ├── log.0000000005 │ │ └── log.0000000006 │ ├── db.log │ └── wallet.dat └── entrypoint.sh
This lets us run block explorers or APIs on top of that block data (like electrs).
Tagging @nkuba for review
This PR adds a new folder at
bitcoin/bitcoind/datato the local project, and then configures that folder as a volume in the bitcoin docker. The result is that when we execute./run-bitcoin.sh, we now are able to natively view the block data:This lets us run block explorers or APIs on top of that block data (like electrs).
Tagging @nkuba for review