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linked-thoughts

v0.0.7-alpha.59

Published

This app relies heavily on [`js-uprtcl`](https://github.com/uprtcl/js-uprtcl).

Downloads

3

Readme

Dev

This app relies heavily on js-uprtcl.

To work on it, you should:

Run an Ethereum local test network

You need to checkout another repo ( eth-uprtcl and run npm i & npm run dev on it.

Then you need a browser with Metamask and connect it to your localhost:8545 network (which was created by eth-uprtcl above).

eth-uprtcl runs a local testnet of the blockchain, with test accounts. You need to add one or more of these accounts to Metamask using the "Import Account" option. And pasting any one of the following private keys:

0x4f3edf983ac636a65a842ce7c78d9aa706d3b113bce9c46f30d7d21715b23b1d
0x6cbed15c793ce57650b9877cf6fa156fbef513c4e6134f022a85b1ffdd59b2a1
0x6370fd033278c143179d81c5526140625662b8daa446c22ee2d73db3707e620c

(Optionally) Run the NodeJS API

If there are issues connecting with https://api.intercreativity.io, you can clone js-uprtcl-server and install it. Make sure you follow the readme there to install and run the database.

Run the app

Then go to the develop branch of this repo and run

npm i
npm run dev

Hack the app

The app uses web components from the js-uprtcl library. The most important ones are

<wiki-drawer> from ./modules/wikis (@uprtcl/wikis npm package)

<document-editor> from ./modules/documents (@uprtcl/documents npm package)

<evees-info-page> from ./modules/evees (@uprtcl/evees npm package)

To work on those, checkout the develop branch of js-uprtcl and create an npm link from this repo @uprtcl dependencies to their corresponding folders in js-uprtcl.