DSP Service
Create service boilerplate
The templates-dsp-service box contains a basic version of:
consumer contract - contract showcasing simple examples of how to use the service
unit test - file that shows examples of the consumer contract being used
dsp-service.json - this goes in the
/models/dapp-servicedirectory of the servicemyservice-dapp-service-node.js file for running the DSPs node logic
mkdir templates-dsp-service; cd templates-dsp-service
zeus box create
zeus unbox templates-dsp-service
zeus create dsp-service myservice
# compile
zeus compile
# zeus test
zeus testThe gitignore ignores all extensions at the moment, in the future you will be able to install those extensions with zeus install, but until that time just ignore the node_modules folder
dsp-service.json
name - define the simplest version of your DSP service, this is used for DSPs to register the service with the
zeus register dapp-service-provider-package. It is thePACKAGEenv variableport - select a port for your service to run on, ensure the other services don’t overlap as each service must have a unique port
prettyName - what the service will be officially referred to (LiquidAccounts, vRAM, etc..)
stage - Work in Progress (WIP), Alpha, Beta, Stable
version - current version
description - short description of service
commands - list of DSP commands
blocking - if true, blocking will treat the command as a synchronous event, if false it will be treated as an asynchonous event
{
"name": "dsp-service",
"port": 13150,
"prettyName": "Liquid...",
"stage":"WIP or Alpha, or BETA, or Stable",
"version": "0.9",
"description": "Allows interaction with contract without a native EOS Account",
"contract": "account_service_contract_is_deployed_on",
"commands": {
"example_command": {
"blocking (true = syncronous, false = async)": false,
"request": {
},
"callback": {
"payload": "std::vector<char>",
"sig": "eosio::signature",
"pubkey": "eosio::public_key"
},
"signal": {
"sig": "eosio::signature",
"pubkey": "eosio::public_key"
}
}
}
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