FoodPrint is a digital, blockchain-enabled, farm-to-fork (fresh produce) supply chain platform for smallholder farmers. FoodPrint is designed to:
- Simplify production and harvest data collection for smallholder farmers.
- Directly connect them to market opportunities - including but not limited to intermediaries such as markets and retailers, as well as consumers.
- Provide them with access to blockchain-based financial and transactional services.
FoodPrint has 5 types of users:
- Super User Admin
The Super User is responsible for setting up the infrastructure and system configuration.
- System Admin
The System Admin is responsible for the day-to-day running of the platform, providing user support (on-boarding and operations) and basic configuration.
- Farmer
The Farmer is responsible for capturing produce data at harvest time onto FoodPrint. The Farmer also transports the produce to the Market as per order from Market Admin.
- Intermediary e.g. Wholesaler, Retailers, Farmers Market Admin etc
The Intermediary is responsible for receiving produce from the Farmer and capturing the relevant data onto FoodPrint.
- Consumer
The consumer is the final actor in a food supply chain. They purchase fresh produce from an intermediary. The consumer can scan a barcode associated with produce and view the verified produce information and supply chain stories i.e. view information on the produce they are buying, it's source and journey, hence from farm-to-fork. Android versions 8 & 9 and iOS versions 11 & 12 can automatically scan QR codes using the camera app.
IDE of choice is VS Code
Code Formatter is Prettier
Make sure prettier is installed i.e. npm install --save-dev --save-exact prettier
Project specific Prettier config file is .prettierrc.json which is in the project root
Make sure Prettier extension is installed in VS Code (run following command in VS Code
ext install esbenp.prettier-vscode)
Project specific VS Code config file is .vscode/settings.json
To run Prettier CLI npm run format (which is defined in package.json)
To run Prettier manually for specific file formats prettier --write 'src/**/*.{ts,tsx}'
Credit - https://glebbahmutov.com/blog/configure-prettier-in-vscode/
In order to run FoodPrint, an environment with the following is required:
- Node.js
- Algosdk
- Bootstrap
- MySQL
- Install node dependencies.
$npm install
-
Create a blank MySQL database
-
Create a .env file in the root directory of your project. Add environment-specific variables on new lines in the form of NAME=VALUE. For example
NODE_ENV=staging
PORT=3000
APP_NAME=REPLACE_ME
SESSION_SECRET=REPLACE_ME
EMAIL_ADDRESS=GMAIL_EMAIL_ADDRESS
EMAIL_PASSWORD=GMAIL_EMAIL_PASSWORD
WEBAPP_PASSWORD=WEBAPP_PASSWORD
EMAIL_HOST=EMAIL_HOST
EMAIL_PORT=EMAIL_PORT
TEST_EMAIL_ADDRESS=TEST_EMAIL_ADDRESS
EMAIL_OVERRIDE=OVERRIDE_EMAIL_ADDRESS
BLOCKCHAINENV=TESTNET
DEV_ALGOD_API_KEY=aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
DEV_ALGOD_SERVER=http://localhost
DEV_ALGOD_PORT=4001
DEV_ALGOINDEXER_PORT=8980
TESTNET_ALGOD_API_KEY=REPLACE_ME
TESTNET_ALGOD_SERVER=https://testnet-algorand.api.purestake.io/ps2
TESTNET_ALGOINDEXER_SERVER=https://testnet-algorand.api.purestake.io/idx2
TESTNET_ALGOD_PORT=
MAINNET_ALGOD_API_KEY=REPLACE_ME
MAINNET_ALGOD_SERVER=https:https://mainnet-algorand.api.purestake.io/ps2
MAINNET_ALGOINDEXER_SERVER=https://mainnet-algorand.api.purestake.io/idx2
MAINNET_ALGOD_PORT=
ACCOUNT1_ADDRESS=REPLACE_ME
ACCOUNT1_MNEMONIC=REPLACE_ME
ACCOUNT2_ADDRESS=REPLACE_ME
ACCOUNT2_MNEMONIC=REPLACE_ME
DB_DIALECT=REPLACE_ME
DB_URL=REPLACE_ME
USER1_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
USER2_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
USER3_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
USER4_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
USER5_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
USER6_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
USER7_PASSWORD=REPLACE_ME
DO_BUCKET_NAME=REPLACE_ME
DO_KEY_ID=REPLACE_ME
DO_SECRET=REPLACE_ME
DO_ENDPOINT=REPLACE_ME
TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID=REPLACE_ME
TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN=REPLACE_ME
You can then access the variables in your code using process.env e.g.
console.log(process.env.NODE_ENV)
- Start the web server (Express) and navigate to http://localhost:3000/ in your browser.
$npm run dev
- To deploy to a production server e.g. heroku, first bundle and uglify then deploy
$npm run build
$npm run start
- Generating Sequelize Models from an existing database using Sequelize Auto. For convenience
Sequelize Auto provides a programmatic api that can be used in the generation of models in
addition to their cli. You can use the convenience
script
src/js/sequelise_auto_export.jsto generate required models by supplying the table names in thetablessection of theoptionsobject. The script establishes a connection to the database using the config data specified in step3. Execute the command below withinsrc/jsto generate the models for the specified tables:
node sequelise_auto_export.jsThe generated models can be found in ./models
- Creating sequelize migration (which creates a js file in migrations folder and will need to be commited)
npx sequelize migration:create --name name_of_new_db_columnRun the migration
npx sequelize db:migrate --url ‘mysql://username:password@localhost:3306/databasename'- Generate test UUID's from command line (i.e. server side).
$node
>const uuidv4 = require('uuid/v4')
>uuidv4()
- Generate test QRCode's from command line (i.e. server side).
$node
>var QRCode = require('qrcode');
>let produceUrl = "http://www.google.com";
>let supplier = "supplier";
>let produce = "Storage";
>var res2 = await QRCode.toDataURL(produceUrl);
>res2
Summary
Create app on Heroku
login to Heroku via command line i.e. heroku login
add heroku remote to your local repo i.e. heroku git:remote -a app name
Link to Git Repo
Update env variables
Create database addon Postgres (natively supported by Heroku) or ClearDB which is MySQL -
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/cleardb
$ heroku addons:create cleardb:ignite
$ heroku config | findstr CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL
$ heroku config | set DATABASE_URL= # MySQL database url retrieved from above line
Deploy repo to Heroku
$ git push heroku main
Install Heroku releases retry plugin (if you deploy to heroku and it fails, you no longer have to commit a dummy txt file in order to bump up the latest commit hash so that your next push up to heroku will trigger a deploy.)
$ heroku plugins:install heroku-releases-retry
Then to retry failed deploy
$ heroku releases:retry
Login to Heroku bash
$ heroku run bash
If everything went well, you’ve successfully deployed your Node.js app to Heroku. To open your app, run:
$ heroku open
If you ever need to restart/stop the Heroku app
$ heroku ps:restart web -a nameofapp
$ heroku ps:stop web -a nameofapp
If you need to run sequelize migrations in Heroku (although this is included in the build step in
package.json)
$ heroku run npx sequelize-cli db:migrate --url 'mysql://root:password@mysql_host.com/database_name' --app nameofapp
Alternatively
$ heroku run npm run build -a name-of-app
Tail Heroku logs
$ heroku logs --tail
Migrate data from MySQL to local Postgres using pgloader
$ pgloader mysql://username:password@localhost/mysqldbname postgresql:///pgdbname
Push local Postgres to Heroku (v1)
$ heroku pg:psql heroku-db-name --app nameofapp
Push local Postgres to Heroku (v2)
$ PGUSER=postgres PGPASSWORD=password123 heroku pg:push postgres://localhost/example <heroku-db-name>
Reset Heroku Postgres database (i.e. truncate)
$ heroku pg:reset
Backup Heroku Postgres database
$ heroku pg:backups:capture
$ heroku pg:backups:download
Initial contract was deployed at Ethereum Testnet (rinkeby) at address https://rinkeby.etherscan.io/address/0xfC4d26073650887069dFa7Da686A491535ab8Fd4.
This was followed by a deployment to the Matic Testnet (mumbai) at address https://mumbai.polygonscan.com/address/0x650168110ADa1f089D443904c6759b7349576A0d,
Latest version of FoodPrint is integrated with the Algorand TestNet via the algosdk and
PureStake service.
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