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Exchange market for FLO to rupee# and vise-versa
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sairajzero 1823a46a98 Transfer transactions now support one-to-many 
- receiver parameter now requires an object in the format
{floID1: amount1, floID2: amount2 ...}
- Transaction hash (id) for both trade and transfer transactions are now generated using SHA of JSON-string object
- Updated schema for one-to-many TransferTransactions
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README.md

exchange-market

Exchange market for FLO to rupee# and vise-versa

Run commands

npm install                     - Install the app and node modules.
npm run help                    - List all commands.
npm run setup                   - Finish the setup (configure and reset password).
npm run configure               - Configure the app.
npm run reset-password          - Reset the password (for private-key).
npm run create-schema           - Create schema in MySQL database.

npm start                       - Start the application (main).

NOTE: env variable PASSWORD required for npm start.

Windows:

$env:PASSWORD="<password>"; npm start

Linux:

PASSWORD="<password"> npm start

(Optional) Multiple instance can be run/setup on the same dir with different config files by using env variable 'I'.

Windows:

$env:I="<instance_ID>"; <command>

Linux:

I="<instance_ID>" <command>