Danger is near (play to earn game, gamefi) - user play as a fireknight who go to forest and kill monster. User can earn $DANGER token and score to compete with others user. Github:
https://github.com/anhfactor/danger-is-near
The contract code lives in the
/assemblyfolder.The game made by phaser framework
Both contract and client-side code will auto-reload as you change source files. The contract get/save user score & using OpenBlimp library to implementation of the NEAR Fungible Token Standard, consisting of:
The demo from challenge Dacade courses "NEAR Development 101": [https://dacade.org/communities/near/courses/near-101/]
Demo Website. You can signup here to learn and earn crypto: https://dacade.org/signup?invite=anhfellow
Next.jsNear SDKOpenBlimpChakraUIPhaser
Home Page
Game play
User Vault
Wallet Token
Leaderboard
GameplayOverview
To run this project locally:
Prerequisites: Make sure you have Node.js ≥ 12 installed (https://nodejs.org), then use it to install [yarn]:
npm install --global yarn(or justnpm i -g yarn)Run the local development server:
yarn && yarn dev(seepackage.jsonfor a full list ofscriptsyou can run withyarn)
Now you'll have a local development environment backed by the NEAR TestNet! Running yarn start will tell you the URL you can visit in your browser to see the app.
Build the smart contract:
yarn build:contractDeploy the smart contract
near deploy --acountId=<testnet account near> --wasmFile=out/main.wasm(Optional) In the
assembly/index.tsfile, you can modify the function ft_initialize` to replace the stub parameters with your own parameters.Use near-cli to initialize your fungible token
near call <Your Contract Account> ft_initialize --account-id <Your Near Test Account Id>(In the scripts folder you can find some files with a lot of useful commands.)Mint some token in your address:
near call $CONTRACT ftmint '{"account":$IDACCOUNT,"amount":"100"}' --account-id $ID_ACCOUNTLaunch your Near wallet and begin interacting with your new token.
Set contract name in code Modify the line in
src/config.jsthat sets the account name of the contract. Set it to the account id you used above. const CONTRACTNAME = process.env.CONTRACTNAME || 'your-contract-here!'
