This repository contains my take on hacking a friend.tech clone. I wasn't familiar with friend.tech before, so I'm not sure if the project went on the right direction. Code looks horrible, but features should be working fine.
The idea here is to create smart-contract-enabled chat rooms, where only key holders can interact.
The smart contract was deployed to testnet (https://explorer.hiro.so/txid/ST203SGZM0XR3P4YSVD2XVMF1N63CRG2DRXT4C7AE.keys?chain=testnet), and it's address is hard-coded everywhere.
Install dependencies:
yarn install
Start the server:
node server.js
Start the app: yarn build && yarn serve
The project will be running on localhost:3000
Visit the main page and connect your wallet in testnet mode. Next, select the room you want to connect to. To join the room, you'll need to be a holder of the room's key, and you can check if you are on the find room pop-up. In case you're not, you can trigger a buy-key transaction from the UI itself.
When in the room, you also have the option to sell your keys.
There's some very basic checks in place for allowing a user to connect to a room. The server will give the user a message (should be a random one in production) and require them to sign it as a proof of identity. The server also checks if the user is a holder of the key for the room they're trying to join.
To be able to buy a key, the subject must have started a supply themselves. There's supply initiated for the address ST203SGZM0XR3P4YSVD2XVMF1N63CRG2DRXT4C7AE
Once you join a room you can talk to other key holders who have also joined the room. There's no persistence in place, so you only see the messages you receive while in the room.