This is a go implementation of the PeerAssets protocol defined by https://github.com/peerassets

go-peerassets communicates with your local node using standard RPC commands. It aggregates all relevant PeerAssets transaction on the chosen network and stores them in a local database. This allows for asset tracking, state calculations, and much more! You can think of this as a type of blockexplorer for PeerAssets related transactions.

This project is being worked on to ultimately create a backend blockchain parser that stores data to be served via a REST API in the near future. This will allow for web-wallets to integrate PeerAssets tracking and creation.

go get github.com/saeveritt/go-peercoind
go get github.com/golang/protobuf/proto
go get github.com/boltdb/bolt

Set the default network type in the Default() function. Currently supports "Peercoin" and "Peercoin-Testnet". Make sure to modify your rpcuser and rpcpassword to match your local node inside of the NetParameters structure for the Network you've chosen.

func Default() string{
	// Set Default Network here
	// ex. "Peercoin-Testnet", "Peercoin"
	return "Peercoin-Testnet"
}

This section defines the language used in the following sections.

deckID = Deck (asset) spawning transaction ID
Address = Relevant address to be queried
cAddress = Deck creator address
dProto = PeerAssets deck protobuf
cProto = PeerAsset card protobuf

go-peerassets stores data in storage/assets.db, which means all your files are automatically saved locally and are accessible offline if needed.

Bolt is a pure Go key/value store. The structure is as follows,

Bucket [ deckID ]
    Key [ cAddress ]
	    Value [ dProto ]

Bucket [ Address ]
	Key [ deckID-cardID]
		Value [ cProto ]