# Go-Gin web application

This application was generated with sonic

#Prerequisites

To bring up all the dependencies, run docker-compose up -Vd

Afterwards, enable the Transit engine for Vault with vault secrets enable transit

Also, you may want to run source .env to load Peatio, Barong and Sonic public keys for development use

[Optional] To load the Vault policy and create a token, follow these steps:

1. Open config/sonic.hcl and substitute deployment_id with your actual deployment ID
2. Run

export VAULT_ADDR=http://localhost:8200
export VAULT_TOKEN=*changeme*
vault policy write *deployment_id*_sonic config/sonic.hcl
vault token create -policy *deployment_id*_sonic -period=768h

#Peatio Management Scopes

  read_engines:
    mandatory_signers:
      - sonic
    permitted_signers:
      - sonic
  write_engines:
    mandatory_signers:
      - sonic
    permitted_signers:
      - sonic
  read_markets:
    mandatory_signers:
      - sonic
    permitted_signers:
      - sonic
  write_markets:
    mandatory_signers:
      - sonic
    permitted_signers:
      - sonic

3. Use the resulting Vault token when running the application

#How to run Sonic with a frontend

1. Copy your frontend application source files to the client/ folder

2. Use the Makefile:

make asset

This will run the build command in client/ and move the build output to public/assets/.

Warning: Make sure to build your client (frontend) into the build/ folder, if it's a different folder, you must update your client (frontend) or Makefile

3. Start the go server

go run app.go serve

#Troubleshooting

If it doesn't work and you see the white screen, check the order of import files in index.html