JobFinder - Find your best job around the world

Overview

This smart contract implements a job finder system using the typescript on azle for internet Computer. This system allows us to create an account, then post a job to the entire network. In addition, users can manage posted jobs such as editing, viewing the number of applications, and deleting jobs.

Prerequisites

Node
Typescript
DFX
IC CDK
Azle ^0.18.6

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Nafidinara/jobFinder.git
cd jobFinder

Install requirements:
```
npm install
```

Running Program:

dfx start --background --clean
npx azle clean
dfx deploy

Project Structure

The project is organized into the following directories and files:

src/: Contains the source code for the job finder system.
- index.ts: App entry point Implementation of the job finder system.
- types.ts: File contain data types of the job finder system.
node_modules/: Directory for project dependencies.
package.json: Configuration file for npm, including project dependencies and scripts.
tsconfig.json: TypeScript configuration file, specifying compiler options.
LICENSE: MIT License file, detailing the terms under which the project is licensed.
README.md: Project documentation providing an overview, installation instructions, usage details, and license information.

Functions

Usage

Try it out

dfx is the tool you will use to interact with the IC locally and on mainnet. If you don't already have it installed:

npm run dfx_install

Next you will want to start a replica, which is a local instance of the IC that you can deploy your canisters to:

npm run replica_start

If you ever want to stop the replica:

npm run replica_stop

Now you can deploy your canister locally:

npm install
npm run canister_deploy_local

To call the methods on your canister:

npm run name_of_function
npm run name_of_function

Assuming you have created a cycles wallet and funded it with cycles, you can deploy to mainnet like this:

npm run canister_deploy_mainnet

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.