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Ergo Node Setup for Basis Tracker

Configuration Status

✅ Ergo Node Configuration Complete

The Basis Tracker is now configured to use the Ergo node:

http://213.239.193.208:9053

Files Updated

1. config/basis.toml

[ergo.node]
url = "http://213.239.193.208:9053"
api_key = ""
timeout_secs = 30

2. config/ergo_nodes.toml

  • Already includes 213.239.193.208:9053 as the first mainnet node

Testing Instructions

Start the Server

cd /home/kushti/bml/basis-tracker
cargo run -p basis_server

Expected Output:

Starting basis server...
Loading configuration...
Configuration loaded successfully
Initializing Ergo scanner...
Ergo scanner started successfully
Current blockchain height: 1000
Server listening on 127.0.0.1:3048

Test with CLI

# Build CLI
cargo build -p basis_cli

# Test basic functionality
./target/debug/basis_cli account create alice
./target/debug/basis_cli status

Current Scanner Implementation

The tracker currently uses a mock scanner (ServerState) that:

  • Simulates blockchain events for testing
  • Does NOT connect to real Ergo node for scanning
  • Provides realistic test data

For Real Blockchain Integration

To enable real blockchain scanning, the server would need to:

  1. Use ErgoScannerState instead of ServerState
  2. Implement proper scan registration with the Ergo node
  3. Handle real blockchain events

Next Steps for Testing

  1. Start the server - It will use the configured Ergo node
  2. Test CLI workflow - Create accounts, issue debt, redeem
  3. Monitor events - The mock scanner will generate realistic test events
  4. Verify configuration - Server logs will show the configured node

The current setup is perfect for testing the Alice → Bob workflow with realistic simulated blockchain data.