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README.md
Grant.io Front-End
This is the front-end component of Grant.io.
Development
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Install local project dependencies, and also install Truffle & Ganache globally:
# Local dependencies yarn # Global dependencies yarn global add truffle ganache-cli -
(In a separate terminal) Run the ganache development blockchain:
yarn run ganache -
Ensure you have grant-contract cloned locally and setup.
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(In a separate terminal) Initialize truffle, open up the repl (Changes to smart contracts will require you to re-run this):
yarn run truffle -
Run the next.js server / webpack build for the front-end:
yarn run dev -
Go to the dapp on localhost:3000. You'll need to setup metamask to connect to the ganache network. You'll want to add a custom "RPC" network, and point it towards localhost:8545.
Testing
Application
TBD
Smart Contract
Truffle can run tests written in Solidity or JavaScript against your smart contracts. Note the command varies slightly if you're in or outside of the development console.
# If inside the truffle console
test
# If outside the truffle console
truffle test