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Samples
Samples are a collection of small and simple apps that demonstrate how to use the library.
To run the samples, we recommend to use go 1.18. You will also need docker when using Fabric.
To make sure you have all the required docker images, you can run make docker-images in the
folder $GOPATH/src/github.com/hyperledger-labs/fabric-token-sdk.
Fungible Tokens, The Basics. On Fabric: How to handlefungible tokens.Non-Fungible Tokens, The Basics. On Fabric: How to handlenon-fungible tokens.
Additional Examples via Integration Tests
Integration tests are useful to show how multiple components work together. The Fabric Smart Client comes equipped with some of them to show the main features. To run the integration tests, you need to have Docker installed and ready to be used.
Each integration test bootstraps the FSC and Fabric networks as needed, and initiate the
business processes by invoking the initiator view on the specific FSC nodes.
All integration tests can be executed by executing make integration-tests
from the folder $GOPATH/github.com/hyperledger-labs/fabric-token-sdk.
Each test can be executed either using your preferred IDE or by executing go test from
the folder that contains the test you want to try.
Here is a list of available examples:
DvP: In this example, we see how to orchestrate a Delivery vs Payment use-case
Further information
Almost all the samples and integration tests require the fabric binaries to be downloaded and the environment variable FAB_BINS set to point to the directory where these binaries are stored. One way to ensure this is to execute the following in the root of the fabric-smart-client project
make download-fabric
export FAB_BINS=$PWD/../fabric/bin
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