Every thing you need to know about Bitsii Bridge

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About Bitsii Bridge

Easy to install self-hosting platform for Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Depends on a dynamic DNS provider and Let's Encrypt.

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Commits: 579
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Latest commit: Jan 3, 2023

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Languages/Platforms/Technologies:

Java
Other

Lincenses:

MPL-2.0

Depends on a proprietary service outside the user's control

More about Bitsii Bridge

First - quick Getting Started for Development! (links to about BNote below...)

First follow Getting Started for beApp https://gitlab.com/bitsii/beApp

Then (from your shell / git shell on Windows)

git clone https://gitlab.com/edgii/BBridge.git cd BBridge ./scripts/devprep.sh

you must checkout in the same parent directory that contains beBase and beApp

To do a build and start the app: ./beApp/scripts/bldrunwajv.sh

after startup look for a message like Starting web server, available at http://127.0.0.1:12345 go there and you're in... except you'll need an account.

Go to the apprun directory that the build created in the same parent directory as the bridge from inside apprun execute

./App/BBridge/runwajv.sh --appType cmd --authCmd putAccount --user bill --pass yakka

(use what you like for login and password / bill and yakka)

and now you can login to the bridge with those credentials

The code that translates into javascript in the browser is in source/IUHubBr.be The code that translates into the server side java (bridge, android), c# (desktop .net core), javascript (ios) is in all the rest

. ../beApp/build/buildresetrc.sh sets you back to default behavior if you have a working bridge and want to build and run the Notebook version that the bridge runs, run buildrun... after reset and you can login with the user you setup for bridge development

End of Getting Started for Development!

Licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 - see LICENSE.txt for more detail.

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