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# Purpose

The purpose of it is to set up a complete private network for Tron development by Docker. #Build

Dependencies

**_ Minimum Hardware Requirements _**

  • CPU: 64-bit x86_64, 2+ Cores

  • RAM: 4 GB+

Environment

  • The latest version Docker

  • Node.JS Console

Pull the image using Docker:


Run the container:

Note
  • The --rm option automatically removes the container after it exits. This is very important because the container cannot be restarted; it MUST be run from scratch to configure the environment correctly.
Verify the image is running correctly:
After entering the command form shell1, contents like shell2 will be displayed

Note
  • If Redis-server, nodes, or the event server are not running, exit and rerun the container.
View the log of a full node:

# Usage
## Options
Use -e flag to pass environmental variables to the docker. Example:

List of options:
  • accounts=12 sets the number of generated accounts
  • useDefaultPrivateKey=true tells Quickstart to use the default account as accounts[0]
  • mnemonic=wrong bit chicken kitchen rat uses a specified mnemonic
  • defaultBalance=100000 sets the initial balance for the generated accounts (in the example to 100,000 TRX)
  • seed=ushwe63hgeWUS sets the seed to be used to generate the mnemonic (if none is passed)
  • hdPath=m/44'/60'/0'/0 sets a custom bit39 hdPath
  • formatJson=true formats the output
  • preapprove=... pre approved proposals (see below for more help) 
Pre-approved proposals
To pre-approve, for example, getMultiSignFee and allowMultiSign, you can run the images as:

Complete list of proposals:
https://api.trongrid.io/wallet/getchainparameters
## Available testing accounts
  • base58

  • hexstring： 

  • Both formats 


## Add accounts

## Fixed accounts 
Two ways to use the same accounts each time:
  • Passing a mnemonic to the docker
  • Using accounts-data/accounts.json, put your own private keys in the privateKeys array, and run the container. 

## TronBox 2.1+ configuration
Configure the tronbox.js file as:

## TronWeb configuration
Instantiate tronWeb as following:

Interact with the private network is by using TronWeb from the container:

## RPC
Set the ports when starting the docker image to interact with the private network via RPC.

Note
  • Running TronBox can put a lot of stress on the local network. If the FullNode is busy, it returns the "SERVER_BUSY" error. If it does, just repeat your command. 
## Version

## Source code
https://github.com/TRON-US/docker-tron-quickstart/tree/b127a0846cfe4d8d20302b816c746749140bd3f1