A gamified and community driven Web3 learning platform.

We are using TypeScript with Next.js on the front-end, and NestJS on the back-end. Ceramic is our main data store in conjunction with Filecoin & IPFS for file storage.

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├── packages # Monorepo using yarn workspaces & lerna
│ ├── web # Landing page https://www.dcompass.discovery-dao.xyz/
│ ├── schemas # Ceramic and JSON schemas
│ ├── dapp # Web3 app for the projects, quests, etc
│ ├── hardhat # Contracts compiled & deployed using hardhat.js
│ ├── ui # Our custom Chakra UI theme
│ └── server # A NodeJS server storing user data on a Ceramic instance with a private key and utilizing Thread DB app
└── ... config ...

• Node
• Yarn
• Git
• Accounts and API keys for NFT.storage and WEB3.storage

$ git clone https://github.com/Discovery-Labs/dCompass.git

$ cd dCompass && yarn install

In each package individually, create your .env files by copying the .example.env and fill in the empty values.

$ cd packages/[dapp, hardhat and schemas]
$ cp .example.env .env

Go to https://web3.storage and set the value of WEB3STORAGE_TOKEN with your web3.storage API key.

$ cd packages/schemas
$ yarn build

At the root of the project, you can run

$ yarn api:dev

or

$ cd packages/dapp
$ yarn dev

run hardhat locally, get some faucet and 🛰 deploy your contract Set one of your addresses as the DEV_ADDRESS as well as a dev hot wallet private key as the DEPLOYER_PRIVATE_KEY environment variables in packages/hardhat/.env

$ cd packages/hardhat
$ yarn chain
$ yarn faucet <YOUR_DEV_ADDRESS>

Deploying on localhost
$ yarn deploy --network localhost --reset

Deploying on mumbai
$ yarn deploy --network mumbai --reset

Deploying on an other testnet (make sure to edit the hardhat.config.js first)
$ yarn deploy --network mytestnet --reset

• Kovan
• Mumbai
• Rinkeby
• BSC

Start the 📱 dApp:

At the root of the project, you can run

$ yarn dapp:dev

or

$ cd packages/dapp
$ yarn dev

Start the 📱 landing page:

(Optional, doesn't need anything else to run)

At the root of the project, you can run

$ yarn web:dev

or

$ cd packages/web
$ yarn dev