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Minifabric

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If you would like to learn Hyperledger Fabric or develop your smart contract, or just want to get a feel of Hyperledger Fabric, Minifabric is the tool to get you started. Minifabric can stand up a Fabric network on a small machine like a VirtualBox VM but can also deploy Fabric networks across multiple production grade servers. Minifabric has been tested on Linux, OS X, Windows 10 and supports Fabric releases 1.4.4 or newer.

Feature Highlight

Minifabric is small but it allows you to experience the full capabilities of Hyperledger Fabric.

  • Fabric network setup and expansion such as adding new organizations
  • channel query, create, join, channel update
  • chaincode install, approve, instantiation, invoke, query and private data collection
  • ledger height and block query and Hyperledger Explorer support
  • node monitoring, health check and discovery
  • never pollute your environment

Prerequisites

docker (18.03 or newer) environment

5 GB remaining Disk Storage available

Getting Started

If you would like to learn more before jumping in, watch the series of 6 videos on how to develop Hyperledger Fabric using Minifabric and read the blog. For those impatient, please follow the steps below to start things off.

1. Get the script.

If you are using Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS), or OS X
mkdir -p ~/mywork && cd ~/mywork && curl -o minifab -sL https://tinyurl.com/yxa2q6yr && chmod +x minifab
If you are using Windows 10
mkdir %userprofile%\mywork & cd %userprofile%\mywork & curl -o minifab.cmd -sL https://tinyurl.com/y3gupzby
Make minifab available system wide

Move the minifab (Linux and OS X) or minifab.cmd (Windows) script to a directory which is part of your execution PATH in your system or add the directory containing it to your PATH. This is to make the later operations a bit easier, you will be able to run the minifab command anywhere in your system without specifying the path to the minifab script.

2. Stand up a fabric network:

minifab up

3. Tear down the fabric network and cleanup everything:

minifab cleanup

4. To learn other minifab functions:

minifab

Documents

To know more about MiniFabric, see in docs

known issues

To know more details, see in KnownIssues