Simply install the packages and start the app:
npm install
npm startBy default, the Slashauth app used is the Demo Fallback App with ID Q8XH-kI6lvFBUutG. You should override this to your own app ID. Simply copy .env.example to .env and enter your app ID for the REACT_APP_APP_ID field. This will run this app pointed to your Slashauth app.
By default, this app talks to the Slashauth demo backend API at https://api.demo.slashauth.xyz. If you prefer to run your own backend, we have a getting started repo on github. Clone that repo and run it, and point your local service to talk with it by running npm run dev.
You can deploy this service and simply update the config file with the location. Check src/config.ts.
This project is a demo frontend for Slashauth. It contains the ability to spin up token gated content with data stored in your Slashauth app backend.
It contains two role levels:
The following pages are gated by Demo_Member:
The following pages are gated by Demo_Admin:
In order to view the content in these pages, your Slashauth app must have your connected wallet assigned those roles.
Roles can be assigned by either granting a role directly through your Slashauth app dashboard or by holding a token defined by a token gate.
By default, the token gates refer to a Polygon ERC1155 contracts with address 0x3b7e292022c862dd39cc4f36e75c243bf44246d0 for Demo_Admin and 0x757f46d81a8259281da43854f624a5923c03e000 for Demo_Member. The token ID associated is sha256(YOUR_CLIENT_APP_ID).
These contracts are maintained by the Slashauth demo oracle and cannot be minted by any other wallet. You can mint gas-free by going to your app's demo page (click the View demo site button from your Slashauth app dashboard).
You can easily modify the token gates associated with your app to grant yourself roles with NFT contracts you control. Simply go to the Token Gating section within your app dashboard.
While we have an Oracle deployed in the Slashauth demo app (for instance, check our fallback demo app) which allows for minting, these endpoints are not hooked up in the demo backend. Thus, hitting the mint buttons will result in 404 errors until they are hooked up when running npm run dev.