A dapp (distributed application) built on the Ethereum blockchain. Collaborative pixel art using the ERC721 Non-Fungible Token standard. You can find more information in the explainer. |
Here is a working live demo.
For testing purposes, earlier versions of Flatland will be deployed to the Ropsten Test Network. To use the app, you'll need a Metamask wallet and some test Ether from a faucet. Yay, free money!
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|ββ README.md
|ββ truffle-config.js
|ββ package.json
|ββ app
|ββ gatsby-config.js
|ββ package.json
|ββ static
|ββ src
|ββ components
|ββ content
|ββ images
|ββ pages
|ββ utils
|ββ static
|ββ build
|ββ contracts
|ββ Flatland.json
|ββ contracts
|ββ Flatland.sol
|ββ migrations
|ββ test
|ββ Flatland.test.js
If you want to run a local version of this app on your computer, follow the steps below.
First, clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/emilioziniades/flatland
Change to the flatland
directory and install the dependencies in /flatland/
and /flatland/app
cd flatland && npm install
cd app && npm install
Remain in the app
directory, and start the local development server
gatsby develop
Now, you should be able to visit https://localhost:8000
in your browser and see a local instance of Flatland. Gatsby features hot reloading, so you can just make changes in the flatland/app/
directory and view the changes live.
Go ahead and have a look at the open issues and assign one to yourself. Now that you have cloned the repo, try to fix the bug / implement the functionality.
NB The app should succesfully build. Run gatsby build
. If there are no errors, commit your changes. Create a pull request and link it to the issue that your pull request addresses.
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Gatsby - Static site generator written in JavaScript, and built using the React framework.
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React - Component based javascript framework. Includes support for state management. This project makes use of ES6 syntax, function components, and hooks
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React Bootstrap - A combination of React and Bootstrap, both front-end frameworks.
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Ethers - Javascript library used to interact with Ethereum blockchain.
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Truffle Suite - Smart contract test, build and deploy suite.
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Ganache-CLI - Local blockchain for testing purposes.
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Solidity - Smart contract programming language, compiles to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Crypto Zombies is a good starting point for learning solidity.
If you find a bug, kindly open an issue here by including your search query and the expected result.
If you'd like to request a new feature, feel free to do so by opening an issue here.