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EduBlocks - Blockchain Based E-Learning Platform

6th Semester Minor Project on Blockchain/Smart Contract applications in Education

Features

  • Online market-place for students, educators, content-creators, developers etc. to publish and purchase courses
  • Custom ERC-20 standard Token (EDBX) for all transactions
  • Rewards for students in the form of cryptocurrency
  • Elegant UI for smooth and intuitive experience
  • Security, authenticity, transparency and automation of tasks implemented using Smart Contracts

UI

Homepage

homepage

Profile

profile page

Assignment Submission

assignment submissions

Payments

buy tokens

Tech Stack:

  • Node.js
  • React
  • Bootstrap
  • Express
  • MongoDB
  • Solidity
  • Web3.js
  • Truffle
  • Ganache
  • Metamask

How to Run

  1. Deploy Contracts and Import Accounts

    • Prerequisites: Install Metamask Chrome extension, Truffle CLI and Ganache GUI.
    • Open Ganache and start a new workspace.
    • Open Truffle CLI, and go to {download_path}/client
    • Type "truffle migrate --reset" (since Migrations folder already exists in this repo). Otherwise, type "truffle compile"
    • The contracts should now be deployed on host: 127.0.0.1, port: 8545 (default). Confirm by going to Contracts tab or run "truffle networks" in the CLI.
    • Open Chrome browser, enable Metamask extension, go to settings and add new RPC network. Import your 10 accounts using 48 phrase mnemonic code from Ganache.
  2. Run MongoDB & Express Server

    • Open new terminal, run "mongod" to start the daemon.
    • Open new terminal, go to {download_path}/server and type "npm start"
    • You should see "Server up and running on port: {port}" and "Mongoose Connected Woohoo" in the terminal
  3. Run React App

    • Open new terminal, go to {download_path}/client and type "npm start"
    • You should now be greeted with the homepage :D

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