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0.1.2
Repository: https://github.com/statechannels/go-nitro.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev
# README

go-nitro
go-nitro
Implementation of the Nitro State Channels Framework in Golang and Solidity.
go-nitro
is an implementation of a node in a nitro state channel network. It is software that:
- manages a secret "channel" key
- crafts blockchain transactions (to allow the user to join and exit the network)
- crafts, signs, and sends state channel updates to counterparties in the network
- listens to blockchain events
- listens for counterparty messages
- stores important data to allow for recovery from counterparty inactivity / malice
- understands how to perform these functions safely without risking any funds
Usage
⚠️ Go-nitro is pre-production software ⚠️
Go-nitro can be consumed either as library code or started in an independent process and interfaced with remote procedure calls (recommended).
Contributing
Please see contributing.md
ADRs
Architectural decision records may be viewed here.
Testing
To run unit tests locally, you will need to generate a TLS certificate. Details are here.
On-chain code
The on-chain component of Nitro (i.e. the solidity contracts) are housed in the nitro-protocol
directory. This directory contains an yarn workspace with a hardhat / typechain / jest toolchain.
License
Dual-licensed under MIT + Apache 2.0
# Packages
Package abi contains constants which are useful when performing abi encoding and decoding.
Package channel defines types and methods for state channels.
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Package crypto contains types and functions for creating Ethereum private keys and accounts, and creating/recovering signatures made with such keys.
Package node contains imperative library code for running a go-nitro node inside another application.
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Package protocols defines the off-chain protocols for managing channels.
Package rand is a convenience wrapper aroung golang rand go math/rand is deterministic unless a random seed is provided see https://gobyexample.com/random-numbers.
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Package types defines common types.