## Simple guide
Tagion scripts were tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu 20.04.
To be able to run our network and use scripts, please set up the Docker app.
If you're unfamiliar with Docker, follow the [Getting Started With Docker guide](https://www.docker.com/get-started/) first.

### Pre-installation
After installing the Docker app, open the terminal and enter the following commands to pull the necessary data.

docker pull tagion/playnet
git clone https://github.com/tagion/core-playnet.git
cd core-playnet

### Create network structure
Run the `create_wallets.sh` script to create a set of wallets and fulfilled database. By default, 7 wallets with pin code 000N (N-wallet number) and an initial 100_000 TGN will be generated. Please use the appropriate argument to set up some different numbers of wallets.

cd tagion_network

In this directory, you can find N wallets. Also, it contains a data directory for the database and a shared directory for synchronizing nodes in mode1.

If you want to clean everything in the tagion_network directory, just run `clean_tagion.sh`.

### Launch a network
You can run a network in 2 modes:
- mode0 is the interprocess communication network mode
- mode1 is the local-network mode
The`launch. sh N --mode1` command starts the network with N nodes. If --mode1 is not provided, it will start mode0 instead.
Let's launch a network:

../launch.sh 5 --mode1

Now you can see 5 terminals opened - each terminal is a separate node.

If you want to stop a mode1, just run `../stop_docker.sh`.

### Make a transaction
To start making a transaction, we need to create an invoice in the receiver wallet first. Next, we need to update the balance on the sender, create and send a payment contract to pay an invoice and update the balance on both wallets.
Let's do it:

../wallet.sh wallet_1 tagionwallet --create-invoice Test:55 --pin 0001

`../wallet.sh wallet_N` it runs a command in the correct wallet folder.

`--create-invoice LABEL:AMOUNT` this command will create an `invoice_file.hibon`.

../wallet.sh wallet_2 tagionwallet --update --amount --pin 0002 --port 10801

> Notice: for the transactions in mode1 we use ports: 10801 - 1080N

Now you can see how much TGN you have on your account.

../wallet.sh wallet_2 tagionwallet --pay ../wallet_1/invoice_hibon.sh --send --pin 0002 --port 10801

With `--pay ../wallet_1/invoice_file.hibon`, we specify the preferred invoice to pay, so it will generate a payment contract. Parameter `--send ` will just send a contract to the network.

After ~10-15 seconds, you can update your balance to check the transaction's complete.

../wallet.sh wallet_2 tagionwallet --update --amount --pin 0002 --port 10801
../wallet.sh wallet_1 tagionwallet --update --amount --pin 0001 --port 10801