A Ready to Use NextJS dapp using TalentLayer & XMTP protocols. All essential components to start building an amazing dapp with interoperable work and messaging
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Clone this repository
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Copy .env.example file into a new .env file
cp .env.example .env -
If you are using nvm, run:
nvm use -
Else, use the recommended node version:
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Install the dependencies
npm install -
Run the setup script to choose the modules which you want to use in your project
npm run setup -
Run local server for development
npm run dev
TalentLayer is an open protocol and dev toolkit for hiring applications. You can use it to build platforms that leverage a unified decentralized backend for job posts, escrow, user profiles, and reputations.
Introduction: Read here.
Documentation: Read here.
XMTP & TL: Read here.
XMTP is an open protocol and dev toolkit for messaging applications. You can use it to build peer-to-peer messaging
Introduction: Read here.
Documentation: Read here.
Example DAPP Tutorial: Read here.
Whenever you need to add more optional modules in the starter kit, you need to do the following steps:
- Add the module's unique name in the .modules.template file
- The module folder should contain a file
.module-${module_name} - The files which use this module should have the module markers (no need if the file is present in a folder which has
.module-${module_name}file):- if the file is useless if the module is not selected then on the top of the file add a comment
// MODULE_FILE:${module_name} - else if the file has some sections which are useless if module not selected, then add one comment just above the section
// MODULE_SECTION_START:${module_name}(in case of jsx or tsx code,{/* MODULE_SECTION_START:${module_name} */}), then add one comment just below the section// MODULE_SECTION_END(in case of jsx or tsx code,{/* MODULE_SECTION_END */})
- if the file is useless if the module is not selected then on the top of the file add a comment