meteoreth
A simple module for running meteor dApps with Ethereum on a local test network.
Installation
$ npm install meteoreth
Running A meteoreth Applicaiton
$ cd your-meteor-dapp/app
$ meteoreth
The Settings JSON
Most MeteorJS applications will have a settings.json file, meteoreth will look for and leverages this settings.json file to run a local Ethereum node. This allows you to save your geth settings with your Meteor application.
{
"production": {
},
"development": {
"geth": {
"shh": "",
"rpc": "",
"rpcaddr": "localhost",
"rpcport": 8545,
"rpccorsdomain": "*",
"genesis": "test-genesis.json",
"verbosity": 5,
"unlock": 0,
"etherbase": 0,
"mine": "",
"nodiscover": "",
"networkid": 4325,
"maxpeers": 0
},
"name": "Boilerplate"
},
"public": {}
}
Applicaitons Using meteoreth
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BoardRoom - Github . Website
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WeiFund - Github . Website
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dApp Boilerplate - Github
About
The idea behind Meteoreth is simple, Meteor is a comprehensive javascript application framework for building full-stack or half-stack apps that can be made into decentralized apps (or dApps) for Ethereum. Meteoreth will allow a seemless, one-line command to run both the Ethereum geth client infrastructure with a Meteor application. This way, you can run a Meteor dApp in one line.
Meteoreth does not commit to a testing framework, and so unit testing can be handled with Meteor's Velocity visualization framework with either Mocha or Jasmine. Please see http://github.com/silentcicero/meteor-dapp-boilerplate for examples.