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fabric-sdk-net

Direct .NET port from fabric-sdk-java

Master branch is 1.3 WIP

There is a working 1.1 version in tags

Both versions are alpha, but 1.3 is wip.

SDK Porting from JAVA done.
Both sdk compile ok.
Unit testing SDK_CA passing
Unit testing SDK_CA_Integration passing (v1.3 and v1.4).
Unit testing SDK passing.
Unit testing SDK_Integration all but Idemix (Idemix test issues)
All the code is async to the bone. But Sync methods are presented on both sdk for easy porting.
Net Standard 2.0. Both .NET Core and .NET Framework are supported

.NET SHIM (upto v1.4)

Integration Testing on Windows 10 and Visual Studio How-To

Install Docker For Windows https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/install

Install Ubuntu Store App https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ubuntu/9nblggh4msv6?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
Follow this Guide replacing "1.1.0" with "1.3.0" if you targeting Fabric 1.3.0

https://medium.com/coinmonks/hyperledger-fabric-1-1-0-on-windows-fd142651a904
In Bash

cd "/c/[FABRIC-SDK-NET-REPO]/TestData/Fixture/SdkIntegration"

For Every SDK Integration Playlist or Test

./fabric.sh restart (since a clean sheet is needed for the tests)

TODO

On FABRIC (Help requested)

Creation of the docker script for microsoft/dotnet:sdk (Fabric will call it, will build the .net chaincode).
Creation of the docker script for dotnet:runtime into fabric (the .net chaincode build will be injected into bin/chaincode of this image)
Add the required platform code in fabric to support the above.

On this SDK

Add .NET chaincode upload (source and/or compiled)
More Cleanup, and .NET Design Guidelines. Code already start to diverge from the original JAVA version
Remove JAVA idiosyncrasies
Better Multi-Thread and Locking approach on some Methods. Like ServiceDiscovery Thread (Not felling right about it)

On the SHIM