Domains

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Creating Domains

After registering in the XBR Network, stakeholders that want to run their own data routing nodes will first need to create a XBR Domain.

JavaScript

async function main (account) {

    // domainId (like all IDs in XBR) is a 128 bit (16 bytes) unique value
    // here, we derive a deterministic ID from a name. other approaches to
    // get an ID are fine too - as long as the ID is unique
    const domainId = web3.sha3('MyDomain1').substring(0, 34);

    const key = '';
    const license = '';
    const terms = '';
    const meta = '';

    // now actually create the domain. the sender will become domain owner.
    // bytes16 domainId, bytes32 domainKey, string license, string terms, string meta
    await xbr.xbrNetwork.createDomain(domainId, key, license, terms.
        meta, {from: account});
}

Pairing Nodes

JavaScript

To pair a node with a XBR Domain in JavaScript:

async function main (account) {

    // derive (deterministically) an ID for our domain
    const domainId = web3.sha3('MyDomain1').substring(0, 34);

    // derive (deterministically) an ID for our node
    const nodeId = web3.sha3('MyNode1').substring(0, 34);

    // pair as master node
    const nodeType = xbr.NodeType.MASTER;
    // const nodeType = xbr.NodeType.EDGE;

    const nodeKey = '';
    const config = '';

    // bytes16 nodeId, bytes16 domainId, NodeType nodeType, bytes32 nodeKey, string config
    await xbr.xbrNetwork.pairNode(nodeId, domainId, nodeType, nodeKey, config, {from: account});
}