wavesplatform/Waves

This system is a comprehensive blockchain node implementation for the Waves platform, providing a full-stack environment for running a node, executing smart contracts, and interacting with the network. It features a modular architecture that includes a RIDE smart contract language with extensive documentation and a JavaScript-based compiler, alongside a gRPC and HTTP API for querying state and transactions. The system also supports interactive development through a REPL and offers load testing utilities, all containerized via Docker for consistent deployment.

This period was defined by the comprehensive migration of the codebase from Java to Scala, removing legacy implementations of the database, network, and cryptographic primitives. The project simultaneously restructured its build system into modular subprojects and introduced a RIDE smart contract language with JavaScript and JVM runtimes.

30 changes

This period focused on establishing a comprehensive gRPC API and expanding the integration test suite for the Waves node. The team added extensive test coverage for transaction types, network scenarios, and feature activations, while also introducing a new node generator tool for load testing.

24 changes

This period focused on documenting and implementing features for RIDE language versions 4, 5, and 6, significantly expanding the available functions and types for smart contract development. Concurrently, a new interactive REPL environment was introduced, enabling users to execute scripts and query blockchain state via HTTP and gRPC APIs. The work was supported by comprehensive integration and unit tests for these new language features and the REPL functionality.

24 changes

This period focused on expanding the RIDE language ecosystem by adding comprehensive documentation for versions 7, 8, and 9, alongside the introduction of a standalone Ride Runner service for script execution. Concurrently, the project significantly enhanced its testing capabilities by extracting a dedicated test kit, adding integration tests for light nodes, and creating utility classes for blockchain data generation and asset distribution.

9 changes

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