Installation

Docker Compose

The MoneroPay repository contains docker-compose.yaml which is a complete setup of MoneroPay + PostgreSQL + monero-wallet-rpc.

Create the .env, docker-compose.override.yaml files from the .env.example, docker-compose.override.yaml.example and configure it.

cp .env.example .env
cp docker-compose.override.yaml.example docker-compose.override.yaml
vim .env
vim docker-compose.override.yaml

Create the data directory and add your wallet files.

mkdir -p data/wallet
cp wallet{,.keys} data/wallet
touch data/wallet/wallet.passwd # if your wallet is password protected, write it in this file. Else leave empty.
chown -R 1000:1000 data/wallet # change owner to prevent permission errors

Docker compose configuration expects the wallet keys file to be called wallet.keys. You can choose to rename your wallet keys file or change the name in the docker-compose.yaml file.

Now you should have 3 files under data/wallet directory: wallet, wallet.keys and wallet.passwd.

Bring it up.

docker compose up -d

You can check the logs using:

docker compose logs -f

Native

Running MoneroPay without Docker.

Prerequisites

• Go compiler
• PostgreSQL server (and an empty database)
• monero-wallet-rpc server
• A Monero wallet (view-only or full)

Compilation

git clone https://gitlab.com/moneropay/moneropay.git
cd moneropay
go build ./cmd/moneropay

Now MoneroPay help page can be checked via ./moneropay -h