This is the fil+ UI.
Here notaries can sign dataCap requests and RKHs can approve dataCap to multisigs and clients can apply for dataCap
This is the best method to run the application and to work on it.
This way also the back-end is automatically started
docker compose up
Since the volume mounted is the local src folder, any change in the application triggers yarn to recompile it, that way, there is no need to rebuild the app for each change
You need to rebuild it if you add some package
It may take a few minutes to start the application at the first docker compose up
To run the application with yarn, run the following commands:
npm run update-deps
yarn
yarn start
This file is needed to run the application, and has the following structure:
# CHANGE REACT_APP_NETWORKS TO Localhost IF YOU WANT OT USE TEST ENVIRONMENT OR TO Mainnet IF YOU WANT TO USE PROD ENVIRONMENT
REACT_APP_NETWORKS=Localhost
REACT_APP_MODE=dev
REACT_APP_GITHUB_GENERIC_TOKEN=
REACT_APP_LOCAL_NODE_TOKEN=
REACT_APP_MAINNET_TOKEN=
REACT_APP_X_API_KEY=
REACT_APP_SECRET_RECIEVER_ADDRESS=
REACT_APP_STATUS_ISSUE_NUMBER=
# for back-end
GITHUB_CLIENT=
GITHUB_SECRET=
To update the tag just run sh new_tag.sh
this will create an annotated tag in github and trigger a new build in docker hub.
Then, in order to work with a specific version of the app, just need to update keykoio/filecoin-verifier-frontend:vx.x.x
image using the new tag