This repository will guide you through setting up your own Hydro Relayer on the Ethereum blockchain. With a simple docker-compose command, you can have a fully functional Hydro Relayer running on your local server.

Hydro SDK consists of two parts. This repository describes how to use them together, but does not contain any code. If you want to dig into the code, please move to the corresponding repositories for more details:

• Hydro-SDK-web
• Hydro-SDK-backend

Hydro Protocol is an open sourced framework for building decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges. Hydro Relayers are decentralized exchanges that utilize the Hydro system for processing trades.

This SDK is for anyone interested in starting their own Hydro Relayer.

Hydro Protocol is an extremely powerful yet simple decentralized exchange protocol. Hydro Relayers offer the most advanced, efficient, and powerful form of decentralized trading.

This SDK makes setup extremely easy for new relayers to get started. Without the need to write, audit, and refine your own smart contracts or write your own backend, you can simply style the frontend and add whatever additional feature you may like.

The native token for Hydro Protocol is completely opt-in - you are not required to hold, collect fees, or force users to use the Hydro Protocol Token to run a Hydro Relayer.

0. As a prerequisite, you must have docker and docker-compose installed.

   If not, you can follow this link to install them.

1. Clone this repo

   git clone https://github.com/hydroprotocol/hydro-sdk.git
   

2. Change working dir

   cd hydro-sdk
   

3. Start

   docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d
   

   This step may takes a few minutes to prepare all envs. When complete, this will start all necessary services in docker.

   It will use ports 3000, 3001, 3002, 6379, 8545 on your computer. Please make sure these ports are available. *Note - For Windows 10 Home edition, you will need to do some port forwarding for all of the above in your VirtualBox Manager (Settings -> Network -> Port Forwarding -> add the above to host and guest ports)

4. View Relayer

   Open http://localhost:3000/ on your browser. Proceed to the next step to use your Relayer.

5. Setup wallet and address

   1. Install metamask wallet

      Currently, we only support metamask as your wallet. If you have metamask installed, please move to the next section.

      • For Chrome Download.
      • For Firefox Download
      • For Brave, metamask is built-in. You can enable it at about:preferences#extensions.

   2. Setup network

      The default network of metamask is mainnet. We will use localhost to test for now.

      Open the metamask extension and switch the network to localhost:8545

   3. Import an account

      We have already prepared an pre-filled address for you. The private key is 0xb7a0c9d2786fc4dd080ea5d619d36771aeb0c8c26c290afd3451b92ba2b7bc2c, address is 0x31ebd457b999bf99759602f5ece5aa5033cb56b3.

      Import the private key into your metamask then switch to this account.

   4. All set

      Now you are free to play around with hydro-sdk-web on http://localhost:3000/.

6. Launch a simple maker bot

   Run the following command in another terminal. It will start a simple order maker to fill the orderbook of HOT-DAI market. You will see a live exchange in your browser now.

   docker run --rm --net host hydroprotocolio/hydro-sdk-backend:latest maker
   

7. Get status

   docker-compose ps
   

   This will show each service running status.

8. View logs

   # view logs of the service that defined in docker-compose.yml services
   # e.g. view watcher log
   docker-compose logs --tail=20 -f watcher
   # e.g. view api log
   docker-compose logs --tail=20 -f api
   

   This will show logs of the service which you point.

9. Stop

   docker-compose stop
   

   This will stop all services.

0. Update This repo

   git pull origin master
   

1. Clean old state (data wil be deleted)

   docker-compose down -v
   

2. Run

   docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d
   

   Always pull latest images before docker-compose up (If image doesn't have new version, will not pull).

• Frontend:
  • A Basic Exchange Web UI
• Backend:
  • Http Server to serve API data
  • Websocket Server to handle keepalive connections and serve realtime data
  • Matching Engine to send matching orders to the hydro smart contract
  • Blockchain Monitor to watch for transaction changes on the blockchain
• Sqlite3 as database
• ganache-cli to run a local ethereum node

• A production ready product, this code is meant for demo purposes.
• A standard around which you must design your relayer. This simply shows one possible design for a relayer that matches and submits orders to the Hydro smart contracts.

Roadmap

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details