Auto-Peering with the Test Network

You can start one local instance of Rafiki and peer it automatically with the remote Test Network by running the following commands:

## using Tigerbeetle DB
pnpm localenv:compose:autopeer
## OR using Postgres DB`
pnpm localenv:compose:psql:autopeer

The mock account servicing entity, Cloud Nine Wallet, in your local Rafiki instance will automatically peer with the remote Test Network instance. The required services will be exposed externally using the localtunnel package.

The exposed ports are:

Service	Port
Open Payments	3000
ILP connector	3002
Auth server	3006

To use the Open Payments example in the Bruno API collection, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to localhost:3030 to find the list of created wallet addresses. Alternatively, you can run the following command:

docker logs rafiki-cloud-nine-mock-ase-1

2. Copy the URL of one of the wallet addresses.

3. Set the URL as the senderWalletAddress variable in the Bruno Autopeering environment.

Note

To visit the consent screen for the outgoing payment grant request, you must go through an additional login step by providing your IPv4 address as a tunnel password. You can look up your current IPv4 address by visiting loca.lt/mytunnelpassword or whatismyip.com

To shut down the connection and clear the environment, run the following command:

pnpm localenv:compose down --volumes`

## Running the command to shut down is necessary
## as any subsequent script run to spin up a local Rafiki instance
## will use different wallet addresses.