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Hotel Bogota (react=third-party)

Developer Getting Started

  1. From this directory, run yarn or npm install
  2. To start the development server run yarn start
  3. To see the development server running go to localhost:3000
  4. To simulate a ticket loading inside the page, open the url below:
http://localhost:3000/?ticket=MIGbMA0CAQYCBWE3ap3-AgEABEEEEjVknVv9Kf7F2Ftt6QVO3I02eRadiE1kJ6kvr934-TApOLZxrh5GL3jLoEz9Jv42FspPv-LHFa6M9AaOuLAvIgNHADBEAiBwLK_95NPZo0W01HDBfyZisZ2KaNrzoWuxRV-nhjGLMAIgaOP4eVVINH5xM8Cv9OVDdyOG3BxUqyPVQOuDU9PaC9o=&secret=45845870684
  1. To build the applicatin run yarn build
  2. To test the application run yarn test

Latest structures


https://ticket.devcon.org/?ticket=MIGbMA0CAQYCBWE3ap3-AgEABEEEEjVknVv9Kf7F2Ftt6QVO3I02eRadiE1kJ6kvr934-TApOLZxrh5GL3jLoEz9Jv42FspPv-LHFa6M9AaOuLAvIgNHADBEAiBwLK_95NPZo0W01HDBfyZisZ2KaNrzoWuxRV-nhjGLMAIgaOP4eVVINH5xM8Cv9OVDdyOG3BxUqyPVQOuDU9PaC9o=&secret=45845870684

http://localhost:3000/?ticket=MIGbMA0CAQYCBWE3ap3-AgEABEEEEjVknVv9Kf7F2Ftt6QVO3I02eRadiE1kJ6kvr934-TApOLZxrh5GL3jLoEz9Jv42FspPv-LHFa6M9AaOuLAvIgNHADBEAiBwLK_95NPZo0W01HDBfyZisZ2KaNrzoWuxRV-nhjGLMAIgaOP4eVVINH5xM8Cv9OVDdyOG3BxUqyPVQOuDU9PaC9o=&secret=45845870684

Latest stucture (decoded version)


localhost:3000?ticket=SignedDevconTicket{ticket: DevconTicket {devconId: 6n,ticketId: 417541561855n,ticketClass: 0n},commitment: ArrayBuffer {[Uint8Contents]: <04 12 35 64 9d 5b fd 29 fe c5 d8 5b 6d e9 05 4e dc 8d 36 79 16 9d 88 4d 64 27 a9 2f af dd f8 fd 30 29 38 b6 71 ae 1e 46 2f 78 cb a0 4c fd 26 fe 36 16 ca 4f bf f2 c7 15 ae 8c f4 06 8e b8 b0 2f 22>,byteLength: 65},publicKeyInfo: PublicKeyInfo { signatureAlgorithm: undefined, publicKey: undefined },signatureValue: ArrayBuffer {[Uint8Contents]: <30 44 02 20 70 2c af bd e4 d3 d9 a3 45 b4 d4 70 c1 7f 26 62 b1 9d 8a 68 da f3 a1 6b b1 45 5f e7 86 31 8b 30 02 20 68 e3 f8 79 55 48 34 7e 71 33 c0 af f4 e5 43 77 23 86 dc 1c 54 ab 23 d5 40 eb 83 53 d3 da 0b da>,byteLength: 70}}&secret=45845870684

old structure


localhost:3000?ticket={"ticket":{"devconId":"6n","ticketId":"48646n","ticketClass":"0n"},"commitment":{"[Uint8Contents]":"< 04 0a fd f0 e2 47 4c ae 9b 66 16 f0 4b ac dd 9f 76 ab 58 82 db b8 39 9d 3f 60 a1 53 61 da d7 03 0f 27 be 3f 58 3f e4 5d e9 49 5f 84 f4 82 37 ec 2b 7c 71 0e b3 b5 d2 e7 a5 65 2d 8d 56 c7 18 25 6f >","byteLength":65},"signatureValue":{"[Uint8Contents]":"< 30 44 02 20 38 db 21 b6 b5 b7 c6 92 da ad a2 b6 2e bb 89 e5 a3 6e 3a 3c ce 66 1e 38 53 2b c9 ac c8 5c 34 1b 02 20 70 46 73 21 8f 77 b2 47 b5 51 ab 3c 3d 74 e1 ef 8f 4f 7e 3a e0 40 1d 53 54 26 65 3a aa 5e c2 a2 >","byteLength":70}}&secret=3446435555555

Notes from meeting with Weiwu

  1. Update the ticket data to manage both tickets and a secret [{secret, ticket}]

    • Dev note: Upon creating a new ticket / updating an previous ticket, the secret is added within the js structure.

  2. Update the query to provide the encoded version

  3. Add github to package.json for attestation lib

  https://ticket.devcon.org/?ticket=MIGbMA0CAQYCBWE3ap3-AgEABEEEEjVknVv9Kf7F2Ftt6QVO3I02eRadiE1kJ6kvr934-TApOLZxrh5GL3jLoEz9Jv42FspPv-LHFa6M9AaOuLAvIgNHADBEAiBwLK_95NPZo0W01HDBfyZisZ2KaNrzoWuxRV-nhjGLMAIgaOP4eVVINH5xM8Cv9OVDdyOG3BxUqyPVQOuDU9PaC9o=&secret=45845870684

  ticketObject: {
    ticket: MIGbMA0CAQYCBWE3ap3-AgEABEEEEjVknVv9Kf7F2Ftt6QVO3I02eRadiE1kJ6kvr934-TApOLZxrh5GL3jLoEz9Jv42FspPv-LHFa6M9AaOuLAvIgNHADBEAiBwLK_95NPZo0W01HDBfyZisZ2KaNrzoWuxRV-nhjGLMAIgaOP4eVVINH5xM8Cv9OVDdyOG3BxUqyPVQOuDU9PaC9o=,
    secret: 45845870684
  }

future ideas


// Passive Event Management - todo, work out strategy for this.
const event = new Event('tokenEvent');
// Listen for the event.
window.addEventListener('tokenEvent', function (e) { console.log('e') }, false);
// Dispatch the event.
window.dispatchEvent(event);

dev resources and previous notes

  • resources:

https://web3js.readthedocs.io/en/v1.2.0/web3-eth-accounts.html#id15 https://github.com/ethereumjs/ethereumjs-util

  • Todo's:
  1. Localstorage / query string simulation (must review flow with Weiwu) (done)
  2. React & Vanilla JS-Html (modern and traditional approaches etc) (react done / vanilla todo once confirmed the react is correct)
  3. NPM & Dist (modern and traditional approaches etc) (todo)

// 2 and 3 are perhaps nice to have for Devcon (however my aim is to provide both)

// Attestation Github (Git or NPM code in here) // Negotiator Github (needs to consume the Attestation Git or NPM code) // Nick-T to utilise this: username/repo#branch-name

react specifics below

Getting Started with Create React App

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

Available Scripts

In the project directory, you can run:

yarn start

Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

The page will reload if you make edits.
You will also see any lint errors in the console.

yarn test

Launches the test runner in the interactive watch mode.
See the section about running tests for more information.

yarn build

Builds the app for production to the build folder.
It correctly bundles React in production mode and optimizes the build for the best performance.

The build is minified and the filenames include the hashes.
Your app is ready to be deployed!

See the section about deployment for more information.

yarn eject

Note: this is a one-way operation. Once you eject, you can’t go back!

If you aren’t satisfied with the build tool and configuration choices, you can eject at any time. This command will remove the single build dependency from your project.

Instead, it will copy all the configuration files and the transitive dependencies (webpack, Babel, ESLint, etc) right into your project so you have full control over them. All of the commands except eject will still work, but they will point to the copied scripts so you can tweak them. At this point you’re on your own.

You don’t have to ever use eject. The curated feature set is suitable for small and middle deployments, and you shouldn’t feel obligated to use this feature. However we understand that this tool wouldn’t be useful if you couldn’t customize it when you are ready for it.

Learn More

You can learn more in the Create React App documentation.

To learn React, check out the React documentation.

Code Splitting

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Analyzing the Bundle Size

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Making a Progressive Web App

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Advanced Configuration

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Deployment

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yarn build fails to minify

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