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# FIDL

## Table of Contents

- [Overview](#overview)
- [CLI (Command Line Interface)](#cli)
- [Service/Bank](#bank)
- [Proxy](#proxy)
- [License](#license)

## Overview

FIDL is an on-going development project consisting in three different components:

- [CLI (Command Line Interface)](#cli): client to deposit FIL funds and request retrievals from storage providers
- [Service/Bank](#bank): http server to act as a service/bank
- [Migrations](#migrations): postgres database
- [Proxy](#proxy): http server to be installed on storage providers, to bridge the communication between clients and the service/bank

Example of configuration files for each component on the folder `etc`.

## CLI

To run the CLI: `go run cmd/cli/main.go --config="etc/cli.ini.example"`

With the following available commands:

- `authorize -p -b `
- `balance -b `
- `deposit -a -b -p `
- `refund -b `
- `withdraw -a -d -b `
- `banks -p `
- `retrieval -p -i -a `

## Service/Bank

To run the Bank: `go run cmd/bank/main.go --config="etc/bank.ini.example"`

HTTP server API featuring the following endpoints:

- GET `/api/v1/healthcheck`: healthcheck to verify if the server is properly running
- POST `/api/v1/register`: registers a proxy on the bank
- POST `/api/v1/deposit`: client deposits FIL funds on the bank
- POST `/api/v1/withdraw`: client withdraws FIL funds from the bank
- GET `/api/v1/balance`: checks client's balance
- POST `/api/v1/authorize`: authorizes transaction
- GET `/api/v1/refund`: client refunds all the expired FIL funds on escrow
- POST `/api/v1/redeem`: proxy redeems funds of transaction
- POST `/api/v1/verify`: proxy verifies an authorization

### Migrations

Migrations are managed by [go-migrate](https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate#cli-usage)

To run migrations:
`migrate -path=./bank/postgres/migrations -database=$DSN up`

- `$DSN` should contain your database data source string

### Makefile

A makefile is available to easily deploy the database and run the migrations:

- `make db:create`: creates the database
- `make db:drop`: drops the database
- `make db:migrate:up`: runs the migrations
- `make db:migrate:down`: rolls back the migrations
- `make db:migrate:force`: force dirty database migrations for given version
- `make migration:create`: creates a new migration with specified name

## Proxy

To run the Proxy: `go run cmd/proxy/main.go --config="etc/proxy.ini.example"`

HTTP server API featuring the following endpoints:

- GET `/api/v1/healthcheck`: healthcheck to verify if the server is properly running
- GET `/api/v1/banks`: show the banks that the proxy is registered with
- GET `/api/v1/fetch/{piece_cid}`: to request a file retrieval to booster-http, given a `piece-cid`

## License

Dual-licensed under [MIT](https://github.com/subvisual/fidl/blob/main/LICENSE-MIT) + [Apache 2.0](https://github.com/subvisual/fidl/blob/main/LICENSE-APACHE)