Accept ERC-20 token payments in-store.
Allows shops to accept ERC-20 compliant cryptocurrency payments.
A quick introduction of the minimal setup you need to get the app up & running.
git clone git@github.com:HeathWallace/coinface.git
cd coinface
npm install
npm startCreate a file .env in the root of the app and add the variables shown in the console.
Please follow this guide to the fork+PR workflow. Pull requests are pre-populated with the project's PR template.
All components should be developed in isolation through Storybook.
Each component should be grouped into its own folder along with the necessary styling for that component. Create a file {component}.story.js alongside the component you have created to define stories for the component.
To run the Storybook development server execute the following command:
npm run storybookThis will open a new browser window in which you can view all components for which stories have been created.
React / Redux / Redux-thunk / Storybook / Ethplorer
To deploy the app, build the app using the included build script (npm run build) and place the output of the /build directory in a publicly accessible folder.
The master branch of this repository is connected to Heroku with the create-react-app-buildpack to automate the above process.
Environment variables are listed in /src/environment and checked automatically at startup.
To run all tests (including unit tests on components/actions/reducers, and linting) run the base test task.
npm testIt's also possible to just run a linting task for both eslint and stylelint tasks.
npm run lintPrettier & ESLint are used to control code style. For Atom, using prettier-atom with "Automatically format on save" and "ESLint integration" enabled is recommended.
If you prefer not to auto-format on save, npm run format is available.
See LICENSE.md.
Maintained by @dan1elhughes and @ShaunBulbrook.
See the list of contributors who participated in this project.