[BOUNTY] Build dApp of Your Choice Using Waku (Decentralized Communication) and React Native

fryorcraken commented 11 months ago

Context

Waku Is Uncompromising Web3 Communication at Scale. A family of robust, censorship-resistant communication protocols, designed to enable privacy-focused messaging for web3 apps.

The JavaScript implementation of Waku, js-waku, enables web apps to utilize the Waku network for off-chain message transmission.

Disclaimer: Waku is experimental, you may find blocking issues while developing your web app. We will prioritize their resolution to unblock you, which means you may have to pause development until done. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Your participation in this bounty is subject to your acceptance of our terms and conditions. Please see https://github.com/waku-org/bounties#applying-for-a-bounty for details.

Rewards

1500 DAI.

Timeframe to Completion

Once the application is approved, the result must be submitted within 30 days.

Application Evaluation

To ensure you are selected for this bounty, provide the following information:

Describe the approach you will take to tackle the bounty.
A timeline within which you expect to deliver the bounty.
Any previous relevant work you have done.

Bounty

This bounty specifies 3 deliverables, all needed to consider the bounty complete. Partial delivery of the bounty will not make you eligible for the prize. The deliverables are:

A simple mobile app written using React Native
A post on your blog to guide a reader through building the web app.
A tweet thread explaining how your web app works and leverages Waku for private, decentralized communications.

The bounty aims to inspire developers to build applications using Waku. This is why the mobile app's nature is up to the hacker. However, to push for creative use of Waku, we will not accept chat apps or chat features using Waku.

Impact

The web ecosystem has a number of frameworks that each have different pre-configured bundler. To ensure a smooth dev ex for all web developer, it is best to not only test @waku/sdk against the last version of each framework but also provide examples on how @waku/sdk can be used with concepts unique of said framework (e.g. React Components).

It is difficult to have expert of all frameworks in a team, so best to outsource this to the community.

Deliverables

(1) Mobile App

Build a mobile app using React Native.

Acceptance Criteria

You must fulfil all the criteria below to consider the bounty valid:

Must use best and idiomatic practices for React Native.
Must use the latest stable version of React Native and @waku/sdk
Must use TCP transport instead of websocket (you can ask for help).
Must work on both iOS and Android.
Must not be a chat app or use Waku for chat messages. Be creative!
Must use Waku for a core communication feature.
All code must be licensed under MIT+Apache2.0.

Please describe your idea as part of the application to ensure your submission will fulfil the criteria.

We may add high-quality submissions to our example repo.

(2) Blogpost

Write a blog guide that takes a reader through building your mobile app. The reader should be able to build a working web app by following your guide.

We recommend building a simple web app to make the guide easy to write and read.

The blog post must be licensed under CC0.

High-quality guides maybe be edited and added to the Waku docs at https://docs.waku.org/.

Acceptance Criteria

We prefer moderate-length articles, ideally between 1500 to 3000 words (excluding code). While not mandatory, we strongly encourage you to adhere to this guideline.

When relevant, reference concepts and definitions from our documentation (https://docs.waku.org) and provide a link to our community (https://docs.waku.org/community) for additional assistance.

Avoid submitting articles you have already published or have a high plagiarism score to existing ones.

(3) Twitter thread

Post a Twitter thread from your Twitter account that describes how the mobile app uses Waku.

For example, if you build a tic-tac-toe game, describe how your web app finds another player using Waku and then exchange the moves over Waku.

Acceptance Criteria

The thread must tag the @Waku_org Twitter account.
The thread must explain how Waku is enabling this use case/app.

Resources

Learn more about Waku at https://docs.waku.org/. Join our Discord to get support at https://discord.waku.org/. Various examples available at https://github.com/waku-org/js-waku-examples/.

b4s36t4 commented 11 months ago

IDEA: Party Pay

A simple and minimal Idea to accept payments using Web3 & Notify Users about the payment using waku

Plan:

1. Build an react-native that supports web3 payments (maybe solana for less learning curve ;)).

2. User comes to app login using his wallet and register a party date and we would create a QR code.

3. He can share the QR code with their friends & family where people can scan using the same and can pay to the User who created QR code.

4. Every entry that made using the QR code would be sent to User registered to topic to notify user about payment ;)

5. All the Party QR code a user created would be saved into a different topic.

Waku is the main & core part of the app to inform about payment receiving or sharing his party information.

Track Record:

I have a good knowledge about waku, and I have built few apps using waku.

Timeline:

Around 2 weeks.

fryorcraken commented 11 months ago

@b4s36t4 what is the added value? Wouldn't the user see the incoming transaction?

Or are you saying that the payer sends the "payment done" with transactionid to the payee, so the payee knows that this specific "invoice" or "party" has been paid?

What do you mean by "party" btw?

b4s36t4 commented 11 months ago

Or are you saying that the payer sends the "payment done" with transactionid to the payee, so the payee knows that this specific "invoice" or "party" has been paid?

Yes Notifying the user about payment is what Waku is adding the value.

It's just a name, Kind of accepting gifts or payments for a party.

@fryorcraken

b4s36t4 commented 11 months ago

Mainly splitting amount spent for a party, it's a thing in India 😁

fryorcraken commented 11 months ago

Or are you saying that the payer sends the "payment done" with transactionid to the payee, so the payee knows that this specific "invoice" or "party" has been paid?

Yes Notifying the user about payment is what Waku is adding the value.

It's just a name, Kind of accepting gifts or payments for a party.

@fryorcraken

Can you specify the information that will be sent over Waku just to double check I understand this correctly?

b4s36t4 commented 11 months ago

it contains the amount sent and from whom I received the amount.

Information related to the payment, we can even see the tx info in the wallet but we're notifying about the tx to user using waku and waku filter which User can recive notifications real-time.