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# Only push if (there's a new release on main branch, or if building a non-main branch) and (Only run on non-PR events or only PRs that aren't from forks)
# Only push if (there's a new release on main branch, or if building a non-main branch) and (Only run on non-PR events or only PRs that aren't from forks)
A self-contained Docker image is provided, which starts a Stacks 2.05 blockchain and API instance.
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### Local
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Ensure Docker is installed, then run the command:
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This service requires `postgres`, `stacks-node`, `bitcoind`, and a few other components in order to run.
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The [`clarinet`](https://github.com/hirosystems/clarinet) project provides an easy way to spin up the API and all these services:
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> clarinet devnet - a local standalone development environment that simulates Bitcoin, Stacks node and other helpful components, similar to a staging environment.
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```shell
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docker run -p 3999:3999 hirosystems/stacks-blockchain-api-standalone
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```
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Get started at https://docs.hiro.so/clarinet/getting-started
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Similarly, a "mocknet" instance can be started. This runs a local node, isolated from the testnet/mainnet:
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### Production
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```shell
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docker run -p 3999:3999 -e STACKS_NETWORK=mocknet hirosystems/stacks-blockchain-api-standalone
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```
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The docker image `hirosystems/stacks-blockchain-api` is recommended when running the API in a mainnet or testnet environment.
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Note that this image cannot be ran standalone. Other services need to be configured correctly and running. For more information see https://docs.hiro.so/stacks-blockchain-api/how-to-guides/how-to-run-api-node
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Once the blockchain has synced with the network, the API will be available at:
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[http://localhost:3999](http://localhost:3999)
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## Development quick start
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First, ensure Docker is installed on your machine.
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Clone repo and install dependencies with `npm install`.
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Run `npm run dev:integrated`.
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VSCode is recommended for development. Pre-configured "run and debug" configurations are included. Run using `Launch: w/ postgres`.
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This command will concurrently start the API server app and the service dependencies.
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Alternatively, use the command `npm run dev:integrated` -- this command will concurrently start the API server app and the service dependencies.
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Check to see if the server started successfully by visiting http://localhost:3999/extended/v1/status
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## Local Development
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### Setup Services
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Then run `npm run devenv:deploy`, which uses docker-compose to deploy the service dependencies (e.g., PostgreSQL, Stacks core node, etc.)
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### Running the server
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To run the server, run `npm run dev:integrated`, which uses docker-compose to deploy the service dependencies (e.g., PostgreSQL, Stacks core node, etc.).
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To run the server in 'watch' mode (restart for every code change), run `npm run dev:watch`. You'll have a server on port 3999.
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