This contains Docker files and related configuration files for a container of mfc-scan.
Dockerfile is what is used to build the docker container found on Docker Hub.
docker-compose.yml is a a fully working private network with mfc-scan connected to it. It uses prebuilt images.
Note: This is a complete solution. It expects you're not already running the privnet docker image. It will set up a new one. You may need to remove your currently running docker privnet image if you already have one.
It uses the prebuilt mfc-privnet and mfc-scan images.
We assuming you have Docker all set up.
Pull the repo down and cd into it
git clone https://github.com/MFChain/mfc-scan-docker.git
cd mfc-scan-docker
Start up the container
docker-compose up
It will take some time to set up.
While you wait, add this line to your hosts file:
127.0.0.1 mfc-privnet
That allows you to connect to the privnet MFC nodes with the URLs returned by the mfc-scan container. If you're using neo-python to connect to the privnet, you can use the standard configuration. 127.0.0.1:30333 will continue to work, for example.
OK, if you waited a few minutes, it should be ready. Check: http://localhost:4000/. You should see mfc-scan with some blocks.
For information about the privnet setup, including the keys to your assets check the mfc-privatenet-docker documentation