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## Media
- [High-level Overview of bch-dex](https://youtu.be/LVX8CLi4sHw) (Video)
- [Developer walk-through for installing and hacking on bch-dex](https://youtu.be/T5XI43-SWJo) (Video)
- This video is out of date. Follow the instructions below.
## Participate
This is an open source project, and we encourage other JavaScript developers to participate in its creation and maintenance. We have two chat rooms for the community:
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Instructions for setting up Node.js, Docker, and Docker Compose can be found in [this Gist](https://gist.github.com/christroutner/a39f656850dc022b60f25c9663dd1cdd). Walk-through videos can also be found on the [PSF Videos page](https://psfoundation.cash/video/).
Building the Docker containers and getting the app working involve these steps:
Here are the steps involved in setting up bch-dex:
1. Follow the direction in [this Gist](https://gist.github.com/christroutner/a39f656850dc022b60f25c9663dd1cdd) to install Node.js, Docker, and Docker Compose.
1. Clone the repository with `git clone https://github.com/Permissionless-Software-Foundation/bch-dex` and enter it with `cd bch-dex`.
1. Install dependencies by running `npm install`
1. Create a wallet by executing the [create-wallet.js script](./production/scripts/create-wallet.js) with `node create-wallet.js`
1. Move the `wallet.json` file to the `bch-dex` folder in either the [x86 Docker folder](./production/docker/bch-dex) or the [RPi Docker folder](./production/rpi-docker/bch-dex/) depending on your hardware target.
1. Change directory to the `docker` or `rpi-docker` folder depending on your hardware target.
1. Build the Docker containers with `docker-compose build --no-cache`.
1. Create a wallet:
- `cd production/scripts`
- `node create-wallet.js`
1. Change directory to the `production/docker` or `production/rpi-docker` folder depending on your hardware target.
1. Pull the Docker images down from Docker Hub: `docker-compose pull`
1. Start the Docker containers with `docker-compose up -d`
1. Wait for the containers to run for about a minute, then bring them down with `docker-compose down`. That will create the needed folders in `production/data`.
1. Copy the `swarm.key` into the `production/data/go-ipfs/data/` directory. This will allow the IPFS node to connect to the PSF private network.
1. Bring the containers back up with `docker-compose up -d`.
1. Wait for the P2WDB to sync and populate bch-dex with trade data. You can monitor it with `docker logs --tail 20 -f p2wdb`.
1. Open a web browser and navigate the `http://localhost:4500`. You'll be able to see new Offers as they come in and are detected by bch-dex.
1. To take the other side of the trade, click the `Take` button in the UI.
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### Applying Software Updates
As this is an active project, software updates will happen frequently. To apply a software update, perform these steps.
<ol>
<li>Enter the `docker` or `rpi-docker` folder, depending on your hardware target.</li>
<li>Bring down the Docker containers with `docker-compose down`.</li>
<li>Pull in the software updates with `git pull`</li>
<li>Update dependencies with `npm install`</li>
<li>Rebuild the Docker containers with `docker-compose build --no-cache`</li>
<li>Clean up disk space by deleting old Docker images with `./cleanup-images.sh`</li>
<li>Start the Docker containers with `docker-compose up -d`</li>
</ol>
1. Enter the `docker` or `rpi-docker` folder, depending on your hardware target.
1. Bring down the Docker containers with `docker-compose down`.
1. Pull in the software updates with `git pull`
1. Update dependencies with `npm install`
1. Pull new Docker images with `docker-compose pull`
1. Clean up disk space by deleting old Docker images with `./cleanup-images.sh`
1. Start the Docker containers with `docker-compose up -d`
Sometimes it may be necessary to delete the databases before applying a software update. This can be done by stopping the Docker containers and deleting the `production/data` directory. When the Docker containers are restarted, they will recreate that directory. The P2WDB will re-sync and bch-dex will be populated with fresh trade data.