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Getting Started with GitToken
GitToken provides two methods for registering your organization with the GitToken registry.
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Method 1: Use the GitToken CLI via
npm i -g git-tokenand rungit token register. The CLI provides a form field interface for providing details about your token. -
Method 2 (Not Yet Available): Use the GitToken web application available at
https://registry.gittoken.ioto register your organization's GitToken contract with the registry.
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GitToken provides free tools for running your own GitToken server and signer instances or provides a hosting service to manage your web hook events and contract signing.
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Running your own services will require your organization to provide a virtual machine and web hook URL for listening to GitHub web hook events. GitToken Services are available (NOTE: Not Currently published to Docker Hub) as Docker images.
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If you wish to use
https://webhook.gittoken.io/<your organization>, you must use our virtual machine and central signer for your organization. -
GitToken will pay the immediate upfront Ethereum gas costs for your organization's transactions if using the hosted webhook service (i.e.
https://webhook.gittoken.io/<your organization>), but will charge a fee (% TBD) on top of the gas costs for hosting. If the organization has not paid their fees to the GitToken, their service will be cancelled.