These are instructions for running MoneyPot locally on a Debian / Ubuntu machine.

You will need to install the Postgres DBMS and node.js. The nodejs-legacy package installs nodejs but will additionally create a symlink from /usr/bin/node to /usr/bin/nodejs.

sudo apt-get install git npm postgresql nodejs-legacy 

git clone https://github.com/espringe/moneypot.git cd moneypot 

Create a user. It will prompt you for a password.

sudo -u postgres createuser -P moneypot 

Create the database and setup the tables. The second command will prompt you for the password again.

sudo -u postgres createdb -O moneypot moneypotdb psql -W -U moneypot -d moneypotdb -h localhost -f server/schema.sql 

These are instructions for running MoneyPot locally on a Mac using homebrew.

brew install git node npm postgresql 

git clone https://github.com/espringe/moneypot.git cd moneypot 

Create a user. It will prompt you for a password.

createuser -P moneypot 

Create the database and setup the tables. The second command will prompt you for the password again.

createdb -O moneypot moneypotdb psql -W -U moneypot -d moneypotdb -h localhost -f server/schema.sql 

This will download and install all dependencies in the node_modules subdirectory.

npm install 

Export the database link as an environment variable

export DATABASE_URL=postgres://moneypot:<YOURPASSWORD>@localhost/moneypotdb 

You will need to create a BIP32 key pair. You can do at your own risk online at bip32.org. Export the public key as an environment variable

export BIP32_DERIVED_KEY=xpub6AH..... 

TODO

export COINBASE_API_KEY export COINBASE_SECRET 

You can run the server by using npm start. By default it will listen on port 3841.