PublicRegulationFabric-Food-IBPV20 | Food suppliers in the U.S. must comply

As an alternative to VSCode, we can also use the Hyperledger fabric scripts to provision a network like so. Next, we'll need to install the "Smart Contracts" / "Chaincode", which are a series of functions that have the ability to modify the ledger. This is done by copying the source code into the cli container, and then running peer chaincode install and peer chaincode instantiate to activate the chaincode. The install script should result in the following output. Confirm that all status codes have the value of "200" and "OK". After the chaincode has been installed, we can run a sample chaincode invocation to confirm things are configured properly. This can be done by using the docker exec command, and providing arguments to target our hyperledger network and invoke the read_everything function. This should return a 200 status code and a JSON object with products, retailer, and regulator keys.
Now, let's click on + Install and choose the peer that is available. Then the extension will ask you which package to install. Choose food@0.0.1.cds.
Lastly, we need to instantiate the contract to be able to submit transactions on our network. Click on + Instantiate and then choose food@0.0.1.cds.
When promted for a function, a private data collection, or and endorsement policy, hit enter on your keyboard, which will take all of the defaults.
This will instantiate the smart contract. This may take some time. You should see the contract under the instantiated tab on the left-hand side, once it is finished instantiating.