Proposal submission for Staking Rewards viewer.

[jackson-harris-iii]

Grant Application

This application is:

• [ ] speculative (use this by default).
• [x] an RFP response.

This application is:

• [x] fully public.
• [ ] public with private finances.

Abstract

Propsoal Repo with a screenshot of mockup created in Adobe Xd. Here is a quick demo video of a work in progress Video and a Deployed copy that is a few commits behind on vercel. (currently, the vercel version is not making requests. Looking at swapping out the curlRequest for fetch API calls.

Team

• Jackson Harris Linkedin GitHub -- Software Engineer 3 years, Digital Marketing/Business Development 10 years.

Timeline

• Create Mockup

• Create MVP based on mockup as proof of concept

• Submit proposal wot w3f

• In progress: Awaiting proposal approval

Remaining Development Roadmap:

Number	Deliverable	Specification
0a.	License	Apache 2.0 / GPLv3 / MIT / Unlicense
0b.	Documentation	We will provide both inline documentation of the code and a basic tutorial that explains how a user can (for example) spin up one of our Substrate nodes and send test transactions, which will show how the new functionality works.
0c.	Testing Guide	Core functions will be fully covered by unit tests to ensure functionality and robustness. In the guide, we will describe how to run these tests.
0d.	Docker	We will provide a Dockerfile(s) that can be used to test all the functionality delivered with this milestone.
1a.	Address LookUp Functionality	Allow users to enter multiple wallet addresses for either or both the Polkdaot and/or Kusama networks and deploy these features to Vercel.
1b.	CSV/JSON Download	Enable users to download a copy of their lookup results in either CSV or JSON format.
2	Formvalidation	Add form validation to wallet address input while still allowing for multiple addresses to be entered. Validation for fiat amounts that will properly display based on the selected currency.
3	Tooltips/Helpers	Create tooltips to explain the different functions that each input of the app has.
4	Testing	Write tests to confirm the application behaves as expected
5	IPFS	Create a version of the application that will work on IPFS

Checklist

• [x] The README has been read and understood.
• [x] The abstract above is succinct and complete.
• [ ] The application form will be filled out accurately. Note that you will require the URL of this pull request.

The application:

• [x] is being added to the correct directory, either rfp-responses or speculative.
• [x] includes the names of all team members.
• [x] contains a summary of the team's experience.
• [x] links to the GitHub and LinkedIn profiles of all team members that have one.
• [x] includes a comprehensive timeline of development.
• [ ] includes an estimate of the funds required (optional).
• [x] provides an indication of the team's long term plans.

[alxs]

Hi @jackson-harris-iii, thank you for the application. Looks good and we'd of course be interested in supporting something like this as the RFP indicates. Maybe you'd want to chat with @jonasW3F directly. A few initial remarks:

• I've updated your comment as per the PR template. Could you go through the items in it and tick the checkboxes that apply?
• The RFP file should be left unchanged. If anything, it should be moved to the rfps/implemented folder, but I think it's a little too soon for that. Instead, could you please fill in the grant application template describing your proposed implementation and add it to grants/rfp-responses?
• Please fill in the application form.

[mmagician]

In addition to what @alxs already wrote, let me just add that applications derived from RFPs need not necessarily be General Grants - quite the opposite in fact, we encourage you to apply for an Open Grant, which tends to be faster to get accepted.

[jackson-harris-iii]

@alxs @mmagician Thank you both I've update the application here and I have submitted a PR to the open grants as well which can be found here: https://github.com/w3f/Open-Grants-Program/pull/429

[Noc2]

Thanks for the update. I’m closing this one in favor of the open grants application.