Ozone

The project demonstrates how to access and use Spectrum network infrastructure.

Objective

The goal is to expose the functionality of the various modules in the Spectrum network infrastructure to developers, enabling third-party developers to easily port their services to enrich the Spectrum ecosystem.

Development

First, we install Quasar CLI. Make sure you have Node >=8 and NPM >=5 installed on your machine. If you want to learn what Quasar is and what it can do for you, read the Introduction to Quasar. Otherwise, let’s get started.

# make sure you have vue-cli globally installed
$ yarn global add vue-cli

# Node.js >= 8.9.0 is required.
$ yarn global add quasar-cli

or

$ npm install -g vue-cli
$ npm install -g quasar-cli

Then, we checkout the source code of Ozone from github.

git clone https://github.com/SmartMeshFoundation/Ozone.git

Run Ozone

Now you're ready to initialise Ozone for development:

$ cd Ozone
$ yarn install
$ yarn dev

For development we need a Spectrum node running. Start the smc in a separate terminal window:

$ smc --testnet --ws console

Issues

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• If you encounter that the chain data cann't sync, maybe you need to get the lastest of Spectrum source code from github repo, and recompile it.