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Cakeshop Overview
Tyrone Lobban edited this page Jun 6, 2017
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Cakeshop is a set of tools and APIs for working with an Ethereum-based blockchain, packaged as a Java web application archive (WAR) that can be dropped into any application server and gets you up and running in under 60 seconds.
Cakeshop can either start up a geth node, which you can then interact with using the Cakeshop front-end, or it can be connected to an Ethereum-like node, such as Quorum, that you already have running. A given Cakeshop instance connects with one node on the blockchain network you connect to.
Out of the box you get:
- Fully functioning Ethereum node (via geth)
- Working Solidity Smart Contract compiler
- Dashboard UI for controlling your node and setting up a cluster
- Contract Sandbox (Solidity IDE & REPL)
- Contract Explorer (high level data view)
- Blockchain Explorer (low level data view)
- Peer Manager
- RESTful APIs & documentation
The linked pages below provide an overview of each of the Tabs in Cakeshop.
[[|Console]]
[[|Contracts]]
[[|Sandbox]]
[[|Chain Explorer]]
[[|Wallet]]
[[|Peers]]
[[|API]]
- Home
- Getting Started
- Downloading Cakeshop
- Running Cakeshop
- Default Mode
- Attach Mode
- Multi-Instance Setup
- Running on quorum-examples
- Cakeshop Overview
- Console
- Contracts Explorer
- Sandbox
- Chain Explorer
- Wallet
- Peers
- API
- FAQs