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Dotdrop dapp has been split into two separate DAPPs. You can find the new dapps in the following locations:
Substrate Gifts is a dapp (decentralized app) built on top of substrate compatible networks to let the users of any substrate based network send tokens as a gift no matter if the recepient has any accounts in the network or not. The sender of a gift can simply wrap their tokens (KSMs, DOTs, etc) as a gift in a unique secret hash that functions as a voucher and share the gift secret with the recipient (through email, message or just simply write it on a paper), while the recipient of the gift can go to the dapp and reveal the recieved voucher (gift secret) to redeem their gifted tokens to their account. If the recipient has no accounts in the network to redeem their gift, the dapp will walk them through account creation steps to let them create an account before redeeming their gift.
- node.js version >=14
- yarn
- git
- a substrate node or network(e.x. polkadot, kusama) for the gift dapp to connect to.
The codebase is installed using git and yarn. This assumes you have installed yarn globally prior to installing it within the subdirectories. For the most recent version and how to install yarn, please refer to yarn documentation and installation guides.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/hamidra/dotdrop.git
cd dotdrop
yarn install
You can start the dapp in development mode to connect to a locally running node.
yarn start
You can also build the app in production mode,
yarn build
and host the build/
folder using any webserver. refer to [create react app] (https://create-react-app.dev/docs/deployment) documentations for more info
The dapps configuration is stored in the src/config
directory, with
common.json
being loaded first, then the environment-specific json file,
and finally environment variables, with precedence.
development.json
affects the development environmenttest.json
affects the test environment, triggered inyarn test
command.production.json
affects the production environment, triggered inyarn build
command.
Some environment variables are read and integrated in the template config
object,
including:
REACT_APP_PROVIDER_SOCKET
overridingconfig[PROVIDER_SOCKET]
REACT_APP_DEVELOPMENT_KEYRING
overridingconfig[DEVELOPMENT_KEYRING]
More on React environment variables.
When writing and deploying your own dapp, you should configure:
- Custom types as JSON in
src/config/types.json
. See Extending types. PROVIDER_SOCKET
insrc/config/production.json
pointing to your own deployed node.DEVELOPMENT_KEYRING
insrc/config/common.json
be set tofalse
if you don't want to load the keyrings usual suspects (Alice, Bob, ...) as test accounts. See Keyring.
There are two ways to specify it:
- With
PROVIDER_SOCKET
in{common, development, production}.json
. - With
rpc=<ws or wss connection>
query paramter after the URL. This overrides the above setting.
The custom hook useSubstrate
provides access to the Polkadot js API and thus the
keyring and the blockchain itself. Specifically it exposes this API.
{
socket,
types,
keyring,
keyringState,
api,
apiError,
apiState,
chainInfo,
}
socket
- The remote provider socket it is connecting to.types
- The custom types used in the connected node.keyring
- A keyring of accounts available to the user.keyringState
- One of"READY"
or"ERROR"
states.keyring
is valid only whenkeyringState === "READY"
.api
- The remote api to the connected node.apiState
- One of"CONNECTING"
,"READY"
, or"ERROR"
states.api
is valid only whenapiState === "READY"
.apiError
- the api error if any has happened during connecting to the chain ApichainInfo
- the chain information that are configured for the network including chainDecimals, chainTokens, genesisHash, chainSS58 address type and existentialDeposit