Introduction

This is a demo app created as an example of using Vana API. It is the way to get started quickly on the new project using the Next.js environment.

New to git/npm and think it's a poekmon? Start here

Want to put your skills to the test? Start here

Prerequisites

This project requires the following tools:

Node.js - The JavaScript environment for server-side code.
NPM - A Node.js package manager used to install dependencies.

Vana API

Take a look at the Vana API Documentation on how to use our api and make your hackathon idea come to life

Quick Start

Fork this repo - Tutorial
Clone your fork: git clone <your_fork_url>
Install dependencies: npm install
Run app: npm run dev
View your app at http://localhost:3000 and start editing pages/index.js

🎉 Woah there! Any faster and you would've broken the sound barrier. Spread that knowledge around and help a fellow sloanie out

Detailed Start

New to git? New to node? That's okay -- we are all here to learn. Follow these more in-depth instructions and feel free to ask a sloanie or the vana team for help

Step 1 - Create a fork

Click Fork in the top right of this repo

Keep the defaults and click Create Fork

You should see a new repo, under your account name, and with the words forked from

Step 2 - Add team members

Be sure to add your team members so they can contribute

Step 3 - Clone your fork

git clone <your_fork_url>
cd vana-mit-hackathon

Step 4 - Install Dependencies

Next, we need to install the project dependencies, which are listed in package.json

npm install

Step 5 - Run the app

npm run dev

🎉 Congrats!! You've just successfully setup what you'll need for the hackathon

Now you can start editing the page by modifying pages/index.js. The page auto-updates as you edit the file.

The app will become available on http://localhost:3000

Ready for the world to see it?

The easiest way to deploy your Next.js app to the internet is to use the Vercel Platform from the creators of Next.js.

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