Is /wallet/send /wallet/pushtx and wallet/* implemented somewhere? I'm unable to locate the server code that handles these POST requests. Thanks Graz
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Graz I'm then wondering, is there no reason to run server.py? Which .py file handles GET requests then?
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oh. server.py is *very* old code. It was the development server on the
first few days of development (last timestamp early October), and it is
deprecated. I will remove to avoid further mistakes.
I simply use nginx.
The web apps you can find on:
https://github.com/grazcoin/mastercoin-tools/tree/master/apps
currently there are 4 active apps:
/wallet/validateaddr which runs validateaddr.py
/wallet/send which runs send.py
/wallet/sell which runs sell.py
/wallet/accept which runs accept.py
The way to use those apps - check:
for validateaddr:
https://github.com/grazcoin/mastercoin-tools/blob/master/www/sendform.js#L105
for send:
https://github.com/grazcoin/mastercoin-tools/blob/master/www/sendform.js#L268
first few days of development (last timestamp early October), and it is
deprecated. I will remove to avoid further mistakes.
I simply use nginx.
The web apps you can find on:
https://github.com/grazcoin/mastercoin-tools/tree/master/apps
currently there are 4 active apps:
/wallet/validateaddr which runs validateaddr.py
/wallet/send which runs send.py
/wallet/sell which runs sell.py
/wallet/accept which runs accept.py
The way to use those apps - check:
for validateaddr:
https://github.com/grazcoin/mastercoin-tools/blob/master/www/sendform.js#L105
for send:
https://github.com/grazcoin/mastercoin-tools/blob/master/www/sendform.js#L268
Graz I'm then wondering, is there no reason to run server.py? Which .py file handles GET requests then?
I repeat: nginx server
http://wiki.nginx.org/Main
it is just a normal web server like apache, only better for high performance, especially for static files like in masterchain.info case, as I am already preparing for the slashdot effect
it handles GET requests normally
server.py is removed from the repository. It is not even good enough for local development setup.