The ResourceList class creates or updates a list for the purpose of tracking resources on the Qortal network. This can be used for local blocking, or even for curating and sharing content lists. Lists are backed off to JSON files (in the lists folder) to ease sharing between nodes and users.
This first implementation allows access to an address blacklist only, but has been written in such a way that other lists can be easily added. This might be needed in the future, e.g. to blacklist a group, a poll, or some hosted data. It could also be used by community members to curate lists of favourite or problematic content, which could then be shared or even subscribed to on the chain by other users.
We must be careful not to add files to the resources folder accidentally, given that a bundled log4j2.properties file is used in preference to the user's copy. By keeping this out of gitignore, it becomes more obvious if a file is added, and it can then be caught and removed before a release.
Including an older JAR in the source code only leads to confusion, because a zip of the source code is automatically included with each github release. From what I can see, there is no need for it to be here. Added to .gitignore so we have the option of keeping a local copy.
GET /assets/trades/recent expanded to allow multiple otherAssetIds
When GET /assets/balances is called with address(es) but no assetIDs
then it will return balances for all assets, including zero balances
for assets the addresses don't own.
GET /addresses/{address} no long fakes a default groupID - in fact
defaultGroupId now removed from blockchain config.
Some Eclipse IDE files now hidden/removed from git repo.
Most SQL tables defined but only payment transactions actually implemented.
Maven support added.
Some code imported from 'old' Qora:
RIPEMD160 renamed as BrokenMD160 and deprecated.
whispersystem's Ed25519 implementation (to be replaced with bouncycastle).
Basic Account/PublicKeyAccount/PrivateKeyAccount code.
Some utils like Base58 and Pair.
To use:
Use maven to fetch dependencies.
Build project.
Fire up an old-gen Qora node.
Run src/test/update.java as a JUnit test to build DB structure.
Run src/test/migrate.java as a JUnit test to migrate old Qora blocks to DB.
You should now be able to run src/test/load.java and src/test/save.java
as JUnit tests demonstrating loading/saving Transactions from/to database.
This commit done while halfway through adding Block support!
