This project is a WIP example implementation of a Stellar anchor server.

Its goal is to provide a community example implementation of SEP 6 (and the related SEP 10). We hope to make it easier for anchors to integrate with the Stellar network, as they can refer to this sample implementation in their own development. Note that this implementation itself should not be utilized directly (i.e., forked) for handling real amounts of real money.

Additionally, we want to enable wallets to seamlessly integrate with said anchor. This implementation will provide a reference server for wallets to implement their end of the above SEPs without having to collaborate with an anchor.

You can check the project's roadmap here.

This project was built using Pipenv.

1. Install pipenv: $ brew install pipenv (on macOS)
2. Install redis: $ brew install redis (on macOS)
3. Inside the repo's root, install the project's dependencies: $ pipenv install
4. You'll need a .env file (or the equivalent env vars defined). We provide a sample one, which you can copy and modify: $ cp .env.example .env
5. Modify the Stellar account in .env as below.
6. Set up the admin user: $ pipenv run python src/manage.py createsuperuser. Provide a username, email, and password of your choice.
7. Run the database migrations: $ pipenv run python src/manage.py migrate
8. Run the redis server in the background: $ redis-server --daemonize yes
9. Run celery: $ pipenv run celery worker --app app --beat --workdir src -l info
10. Run the project: $ pipenv run python src/manage.py runserver

In your virtual environment .env, create a minimally funded Stellar account and set it as an environment variable.

1. Go to the Stellar laboratory account creator.
2. Click the button to "Generate keypair."
3. Fund the account: copy-paste the value of the Public Key (G...) into the Friendbot input box.
4. Click "Get test network lumens."
5. Open your virtual environment file, stellar-anchor-server/.env.
6. Set STELLAR_ACCOUNT_ADDRESS to the value of Public Key that you just funded.
7. Set STELLAR_ACCOUNT_SEED to the value of Secret Key from the Keypair Generator.

Through Django's admin panel, you can create assets, monitor transaction status, and do other administrative tasks. The above instructions for "Running the project locally" include the creation of an administrative user. Once the project is running locally, navigate to https://localhost:8000/admin in a browser. Enter the username and password you set for the superuser above. You should then see the admin panel. To create an asset, click + Add in the Assets row of the INFO table. You can then edit the fields of an asset (its name, deposit values, withdrawal values) and save it.