A simple LevelDB running on Neon Planaria
Step 1. Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/interplanaria/neonlevel.git
Step 2. Install dependencies
npm install
Step 3. Start Planaria
node index
You will see that, at first Bitbus starts synchronizing. And after that's done, Planaria will start synchronizing with Bitbus.
If you want to see the result faster, you may want to tweak the "from" attribute to start crawling from later height
Step 4. Start Planarium
After Planaria finishes synchronizing, open Planarium with:
node server
You will see a home page with "Open explorer" button. Click it, and you'll be welcomed with an empty explorer:
Try typing entering a query:
{
"get": "79657e0c8a1546e7c0d8e372f9edb6b4e714c60c600435dd472c05beb3a158bf"
}
You'll see the result:
Remember, YOU can design this query language yourself. And this demo code shows you how this is done.
On the WRITE side (index.js), the app takes WeatherSV dataset and inserts them into LevelDB.
This app only replicates the output of each relevant transaction through bitbus.
On READ side (server.js), the app accesses the stored LevelDB instance through a library called Interlevel.
This is needed because LevelDB on its own is not thread safe. Interlevel lets you set up a ZeroMQ server and send get and put queries over Zeromq and get response back through the same channel.
It also utilizes the default attribute, which is the default JSON query that gets displayed when the explorer is opened for the first time.