Smart contract and basic service to solve payments in Frux
Frux is the newest crowdfunding app in town.
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Frux is currently being developed by
To install the project we recommend that you use NVM and install the node version defined in .nvmrc
Once you have that in place, you can install the dependencies with npm through
npm i
This is a minimum project that will serve as a guide to help students to do the rest of the integration
To start the process, after you installed the dependencies and deployed the smart contracts to Kovan, you can run
npm start
keep in mind that you should have everything in config set before that. Create an .env file, using the template .env.example.
The following endpoints are available:
- Create wallet: POST /wallet - No body
- Get wallet: GET /wallet/:id:
- Create project: POST /project - Body params: reviewerId(integer), ownerId(integer), stagesCost(array of numbers)
- Get project: GET /project/:hash:
This project is a smart contract made for the subject Taller de programacion 2 of the FIUBA. The project allows social entepreneurs to create projects that other users funds while enabling the funders to track that the funds actually reach the destination which they intended, there is also a reviewer of the project which ensures that the project is going good and is the one in charge of releasing the funds.
To run the tests, after you installed the dependencies, just run
npm t
To run the linter, after you installed the dependencies, just run
npm run lint
To create a coverage report, after you installed the dependencies, just run
npm run coverage
To deploy the smart contracts just run
npm run deploy-kovan
npm run deploy-local
depending on the network you want to use.
Keep in mind that you have to set the INFURA_API_KEY and MNEMONIC envvars (the .env file can be used for this).
To get the deployed contract address just look in the deployments/<network>/Seedifyuba.json file.
Other useful scripts can be found using
npm run