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The Inery CRUD project seems to be a simple implementation of a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) system utilizing blockchain technology. The project appears to be built using Svelte, a JavaScript framework, and is designed to interact with the blockchain via an API.
The project's frontend is built using svelte, a JavaScript framework which allow developers to build rich and reactive user interfaces with a concise and easy-to-understand syntax. And it appears that the project uses modal components which are built with the Svelte framework, making it easy to create modals that are reusable and composable.
From the provided code, it appears that the backend of the project is built using Node.js and makes use of the fetch() method to send HTTP requests to the blockchain API. The code also includes a store for holding the response from the blockchain, which is then displayed on the frontend for the user.
It is important to mention that there is no indication of any error handling, the code relies on the assumption that the api calls will always return a success, and does not account for any failures. Additionally, the front-end code does not appear to be secured against any XSS or CSRF attacks, thus it may be vulnerable to such.
Overall, the Inery CRUD project is a basic implementation of a CRUD system that utilizes blockchain technology. It would benefit from additional error handling and security measures to ensure that it is robust and resilient to potential issues that may arise.