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Power Voting Front-end Compilation Process

1.Environment and Development Tools

1.Node.js 14 or later installed

2.npm 7 or later installed

3.Yarn v1 or v2 installed

4.Git

2.Download Source Code

Download the source code with the following command:

git clone https://github.com/black-domain/power-voting.git

3.Install Dependencies

Install dependencies with the following command:

yarn

After yarn, you will get a 'node_modules' folder in the root directory.

4.Update Keys in .env.example

Deploying PowerVoting and Oracle contract on Filecoin main network and replace the following address in ‘/.env.example’

If you deploy the contract on Filecoin test network Calibration, you should replace the following address in ‘/.env.example’

If you modify the contract code, you need to update the following abi in ‘/src/common/abi’

5. Update IPFS Storage Key And Wallet Connect Project Id

Create NFT storage key by https://nft.storage/manage/

Create wallet connect project id by https://www.rainbowkit.com/docs/migration-guide#012x-breaking-changes

Replace the following keys in ‘/.env.example’

6.Build And Package

Build with the following command:

yarn build

After building, you will get a 'dist' folder in the root directory.

7.Deployment

To deploy the 'dist ' folder generated after building your front-end project, you can follow these steps:

  1. Upload the dist folder to the server: Upload the dist folder to your server. You can use FTP tools, SSH, or other methods to transfer the files to a specific directory on your server.
  2. Configure the Web Server: Ensure that your web server (such as Nginx, Apache, etc.) is properly configured, and you know where to serve static files from. Add a new site or virtual host in the configuration file and set the document root to point to the uploaded dist folder.
  3. Start the Web Server: Start or restart your web server to apply the new configuration.
  4. Access the Website: Open your browser and enter your domain name or server IP address. You should be able to see your deployed front-end application.