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TRISA Envoy
An open source TRISA node for use in Travel Rule information transfers
Complete documentation for Envoy can be found at https://trisa.dev/envoy.
Running Envoy Locally
NOTE: Development is happening rapidly on the node right now; if these instructions don't work correctly, please open an issue on GitHub so we can review the docs.
Step 1: Generate localhost self-signed certificates:
$ ./.secret/generate.sh
This will use openssl to create a fake certificate authority (localhost.pem) and certificates for both the server and a client. You will need openssl installed on your computer for this command to work and you'll need the execute permission set on the generate.sh script. The secrets are stored in the .secret directory and should not be committed to GitHub.
Step 2: Build the latest version of the envoy node:
$ docker compose build
You will have to have docker installed on your computer with a compatible version of docker compose.
Step 3: Run the services (including Envoy and GDS):
$ docker compose up
Step 4: Create an admin user to login to the localhost with
$ docker compose exec envoy envoy createuser -e [email] -r admin
Now open a browser at http://localhost:8000 and you should be able to access the envoy node with the email and password created in the previous step!
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