Encode Hackathon - create a visualisation / analytics tool for HRC20/721/1155 transactions

[victaphu]

Description

Related to the Encode Hackathon, this bounty is for promotion of the Harmony Marketplace SDK.

Using the Harmony Marketplace SDK, create a visualisation and analytics tool that allows a user to enter a number of wallet addresses into a viewer to view all transactions and events associated with the address (e.g. HRC20/721/1155 purchase and transfers, ONE purchase/transfers)

Context

The purpose of this bounty is to create a visualisation and analytics tool that can accept multiple wallet addresses and retrieve all transactions that a user has performed on these address. Using the SDK and existing APIs the tool will collect all the transactions that have occurred on-chain for the user and display this on a dashboard. Users can set time range and filters to view the transactions that they have performed on-chain.

Acceptance Criteria

• [ ] Demonstrate the use of the SDK to integrate with the blockchain and the HRC standards
• [ ] Accept multiple wallet addresses entered by user
• [ ] Retrieve all transaction details for the address over a period of time (default 1 month)
• [ ] Retrieve all HRC20/721/1155 transactions that impact the user (e.g. transactions made by user and tokens transferred to the user, etc)
• [ ] Show this information in a dashboard with ability to drill into each transaction (send user to explorer for more info)
• [ ] Demo video
• [ ] Opensource (MIT / BSD) github
• [ ] Github documentation describing the use of SDK to integrate the above
• [ ] Working website that can be demonstrated

Reward

$3000 USD in ONE

[victaphu]

@jacksteroo please review and confirm

[jacksteroo]

Confirmed.

Working website must be of production quality, similar to banking, investment or tax websites; think beyond block explorer, but into real world websites such as Chase, Fidelity, or Intuit Turbotax, etc. showing multiple account activities. Demo video should be informational, think Coursera or Udemy, limit to 10 minutes.