Welcome to the klopapier.exchange.
The klopapier.exchange can be seen as a playful education and exploration game around browserwallets (e.g. metamask / brave.com), currencies & decentralization and web development in general.
Under construction --> we use vue to develop our client code.
If you are completely new to nodejs and vue you might try the following steps on your machine.
npm install -g @vue/cli
Tipps: I use VS Code Insiders as my IDE.
Our server which connects us to the Ethereum Blockchain can be reached via the following example request: http://openforce.de/getBalance/walletAddress/0x1eB9426F329d46f5Ee2263C030d6E9661f2ca694
The code for this can be found here.
We'll use Smart Contracts deployed on the Ethereum Blockchain + NodeJS or Deno & Web3 (we need to check this open issue).
We forward request from unsafe port 80 to safe 443 using the following forwarder https://deno.land/x/http_to_https.
Links which might be helpful
We need to provide the page and the data to users. Here are some options for those topics.
Option 1: Using GitHub Pages
IP Addresses:
185.199.108.153
185.199.109.153
185.199.110.153
185.199.111.153
vue.config.js
module.exports = {
publicPath: "./",
outputDir: "./docs"
};
--> run npm run serve after this file update and visit: http://localhost:8080
details see https://blog.usmanity.com/serving-vue-js-apps-on-github-pages/
Option 2: Using Deno with Opine This option would require for a central server on which you could execute the content of [deno-opine-page-server.ts]() via:
deno run --allow-read --allow-net deno-opine-page-server.ts
Option 3: Using Vercel To be explored - compare how nest.land did it
Option 4: Using argoapp.live To be explored https://argoapp.live (alpha release)
In case of any feedback, please raise an issue here.