This app is a Babbage-operated example built on the BRC-100 wallet model and the BSV TypeScript SDK. It can run with Babbage's Metanet distributions or any compatible wallet where the app's dependencies and deployment configuration support it.
If you have problems accessing hosts:
broadcasterResult.description: All local topical hosts have rejected the transaction.
Try using your browser with a command switch. Ensure you use a temporary profile if you do disable your security settings.
For Linux:
brave-browser --disable-web-security --user-data-dir="/tmp/brave_dev"
Standard BSV project structure.
Helpful Links:
- LARS (for local development)
- CARS CLI (for cloud deployment)
- RUN YOUR OWN CARS NODE
- Specification for deployment-info.json
- Clone this repository
- Run
npm ito install dependencies - Run
npm run larsto configure the local environment according to your needs - Use
npm run startto spin up and start writing code - When you're ready to publish your project, start by running
npm run carsand configuring one (or, especially for overlays, ideally multiple) hosting provider(s) - For each of your configurations, execute
npm run buildto create CARS project artifacts - Deploy with
npm run deployand your project will be online - Use
carsinteractively, or visit your hosting provider(s) web portals, to view logs, configure custom domains, and pay your hosting bills - Share your new BSV project, it is now online!
The project structure is roughly as follows, although it can vary by project.
| - deployment-info.json
| - package.json
| - local-data/
| - frontend/
| - package.json
| - webpack.config.js
| - src/...
| - public/...
| - build/...
| - backend/
| - package.json
| - tsconfig.json
| - mod.ts
| - src/
| - contracts/...
| - lookup-services/...
| - topic-managers/...
| - script-templates/...
| - artifacts/
| - dist/
The one constant is deployment-info.json.