Stellar Transaction Compliance Tool

This tool allows users to enter their Stellar address and download a .csv file of all their transactions on the blockchain for tax compliance purposes.

Live Demo

To test the functionality, visit https://compliance-hackathon.paltalabs.io/ and paste your Stellar wallet address.

Running Locally

To run the project on your local machine, follow these steps:

Development Environment

1. Docker installed: make sure you have docker and docker-compose installed on your local machine.
2. Docker Setup: Ensure you've created the compliance_kwickbit_paltalabs_network network. If you need to create it docker network create compliance_kwickbit_paltalabs_network.
3. Dependencies: Run npm install.
4. Indexer: you should have your indexer up and running and set the environment variable NEXT_APP_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT to its endpoint. If you are unsure about this, for dev mode you can check next session.
5. Docker-Compose: Launch the project using docker-compose up --build.

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Stellar Indexer

If you're uncertain about which Stellar indexer to use in development mode:

1. Download this subquery_sandbox in another directory.
2. Launch it using docker-compose up --build at the root of the subquery_sandbox project.

Deployment

For deploying in a production environment:

1. Hosting: You can choose your preferred hosting platform (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, etc.).
2. Docker Image: Deploy the image built using the Dockerfile located at docker/Dockerfile.
3. Node Indexer Access: Ensure that your deployed image can access the Stellar node indexer of your choice.
4. Environment Variable: Set the NEXT_APP_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT variable to the endpoint of your Stellar indexer.

PS: if you need to deploy a stellar indexer in production please refer to the instructions README of the subquery_sandbox repo.