The headless client for connecting to the Token platform

The headless client is a full client for the Chat service that exposes a control interface via Redis pubsub. It is primarily intended for use by bots.

> gradle TokenHeadlessClientCapsule
> #path: build/libs/token-headless-1.0-SNAPSHOT-capsule.jar

> java -jar build/libs/token-headless-1.0-SNAPSHOT-capsule.jar path/to/config.yml

Configuration is done via passing a config.yml file as an argument to the client. Some configuration keys are optional, and will be pulled from ENV vars if missing.

server: https://token-chat-service.herokuapp.com # URL of Chat service
address: '0x...' # Ethereum address, pulled from env var TOKEN_CLIENT_ADDRESS if omitted
username: '' # username to be registered/updated with the ID server
seed: # wallet master seed, 12 word phrase, pulled from env var TOKEN_CLIENT_SEED if omitted
store: store # path to durable storage directory for Signal store
redis:
  uri: redis://username:password@hostname:port
  timeout: 2000

3 different forms are accepted for Postgres configuration:

JDBC url + username/password

postgres:
  jdbcUrl: jdbc:postgresql://<host>:<port>/<dbname>
  port: 5432
  password: secret

URL

postgres:
  url: postgres://<username>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<dbname>

EnvKey (useful for environments such as Heroku that set a fixed env variable whose value is the Postgres uri)

postgres:
  envKey: DATABASE_URL

3 different forms are accepted for Redis configuration:

URI

redis:
  uri: redis://<username>:<password>@<host>:<port>

EnvKey

redis:
  envKey: REDIS_URL

Parts

redis:
  host: hostname
  port: 8000
  password: secret

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