native

Rings native example

This native example registers the example namespace, connects to a seed node over HTTP, and sends a message to a destination DID. It is intended to interoperate with frontend.

Run with the browser frontend

Start a seed daemon first:

cargo run -p rings-node --bin rings -- init \
  --location /tmp/rings-seed/config.yaml \
  --session-sk /tmp/rings-seed/session_sk

cargo run -p rings-node --bin rings -- run \
  --config /tmp/rings-seed/config.yaml \
  --external-api-addr 127.0.0.1:50001 \
  --internal-api-port 50000 \
  --storage-path /tmp/rings-seed/storage

Open the browser frontend, start its provider, connect it to http://127.0.0.1:50001, then copy the browser DID. The frontend registers the example namespace by default for native interop.

Run the native example:

cargo run -p rings-native-example -- http://127.0.0.1:50001 BROWSER_DID

The native example uses the same default network id as the daemon (1), sends one example-namespace message to the browser, and waits 30 seconds so the browser can send an example message back to the native DID printed at startup.