bitgord

`"use strict"`
const keythereum    = require('keythereum')
const c             = console

// private key from bitcoin
let privateKey = "10f2fb3aaac742b2f6c2a0a830d5330846633c8a139696cca2c0e379944f62b2"

let password = "bla"

// ---

bitgord

`"use strict"`
const keythereum    = require('keythereum')
const c             = console

// private key from bitcoin
let privateKey = "10f2fb3aaac742b2f6c2a0a830d5330846633c8a139696cca2c0e379944f62b2"

let password = "bla"

// ---

bitgord

# Set one or more individual labels
LABEL com.example.version="0.0.1-beta"
LABEL vendor="microjasa"
LABEL com.example.release-date="2017-03-02"
LABEL com.example.version.is-production=""

FROM ubuntu
FROM michaelgord/microjasa-wallet:latest
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y nodejs
CMD echo "pulling node."

bitgord

// This walkthrough assumes you have successfully downloaded bitcoind and connected to bitcoind daemon

// First we create a wallet backup file and then restore the wallet from the backup file
// Use the backupwallet command to back up your wallet with the filename as the parameter
// Here the wallet is backed up to the file wallet.backup
bitcoin-cli backupwallet wallet.backup

// Now you can import the backup file
bitcoin-cli importwallet wallet.backup

bitgord

// This gist assumes you have already setup bitcoind
// If you have not you can go to that walkthrough here https://gist.github.com/bitgord/88547c580139d7629dd103ec923adc0a

// When you first run bitcoind you get an arror message that requires a username and password
// create a new file in the bitcoin directory called bitcoin.conf and add a username and password
rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=1234

// While you are configuring the file you can add other customizations
// View the customizations with the help command

bitgord

// Clone the repo into your terminal
git clone https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin.git

// Change directory into the new folder
cd bitcoin

// Checkout the versions
git tag

// Read the docs in the ReadME and read the build docs

bitgord

contract SimpleWallet {
	
	// address is the owner
	address owner;

	struct WithdrawlStruct {
		address to;
		uint amount;
	}

bitgord

First look at the documentation on the Ethereum Go Github.
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum

You will find a section with <code>init</code> and on "Operating a Private Network. In that section is
an example genesis.json file, also pasted below. You can change these parameters however you want.
I suggest that you make a random nonce to avoid people connecting to your private chain. The alloc
object is the prefund accounts with tokens. 

{
  "coinbase"   : "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",

bitgord

// From mongo shell run this to insert
db.customers.insert({
  first_name: 'Test',
  last_name: 'Testlast',
  age: '32',
  address: {
    street: '111 street',
    city: 'Toronto',
    province: 'ON',
  }, 

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// Start Mongod // From terminal run mongod
// start mongo shell // from terminal run mongo

// Create a new Collection
db.createCollection('[[name]]')

// Create a User
db.createUser( { "user" : "[[name]]",
"pwd": "[[password]]" } )