🧪 An open-source web3-based social media component set for scaling up moderator efforts on sites with a lot of user-generated content. This could be used in social media settings (similar to Reddit), in screening processes for quadratic funding community support rounds (like a blend of Giveth and Gitcoin), and co-learning/review communities (e.g. around photography, writing, or much more).
⚙️ This was built using Scaffold-ETH 2 at ETHGlobal Waterloo 2023.
Before you begin, you need to install the following tools:
- Node (v18 LTS)
- Yarn (v1 or v2+)
- Git
In this directory, then run yarn install.
Then open three terminal windows in this directory.
In one, run yarn chain as a test blockchain.
In the second browser window, run yarn start and then visit http://localhost:3000 in your browser.
In the third, run yarn deploy to deploy the test contracts. If you want to deploy to a different network, use yarn deploy --network target_network. You may also wish to change the "targetNetwork" value in scaffold.config.ts.
To deploy elsewhere, you may need the environment variables ALCHEMY_API_KEY and DEPLOYER_PRIVATE_KEY set by renaming .env.example to .env and filling in required keys. yarn generate can get you a new random account and add the private key to that .env file.
You can do Etherscan verification with yarn verify --network network_name and you can deploy a frontend to vercel without type/lint checking by using yarn vercel:yolo & set NEXT_PUBLIC_IGNORE_BUILD_ERROR to true in a environment variable.
For additional details, see the scaffold-eth documentation as of the time it was forked or now.