🤑💰 Crowdfunding Platform backed by Ethereum Blockchain to bring your creative projects to life
Lacking the money to bring your Creative Venture to Life?
Crypto Crowdfund Campaigns will help you turn your creative ideas into reality! It's where creators share new visions for creative work with the communities that will come together to fund them.
No matter what, creators always control how the work comes together: no 100-page grant applications, no donors demanding you modify your message, no last-minute edits from investors. When backers chip in funding and help spread the word, they too become part of these independent works.
Worried about being Conned by Fake Campaigns?
Crypto Crowdfund brings power to the Investors as well! Backed by the razor-edge security of BlockChain Technology, only after the majority of the investors have approved a Transaction Request, the transaction can be processed.
No more being scammed by Fake Campaigns!
Made to Last
Crypto Crowdfund is powered by the cutting edge technology of Micro-Frontends, making developing scalable issues a thing of the past.
Each sub-application in Crypto Crowdfund is developed and run as a separate instance. So a bug in one part of the application cannot affect the other parts.
Follow the instructions below to setup Firebase
Create a Firebase project
Add Authentication to the project & enable Email Authentication
Add Firestore to the project & secure the database using these rules:
rules_version = '2';
service cloud.firestore {
match /databases/{database}/documents {
match /campaigns/{campaign} {
allow read: if true;
allow create: if request.auth != null;
allow update: if request.auth != null && request.auth.uid == resource.data.uid;
}
match /requests/{requestList} {
allow read, create: if request.auth != null;
}
match /users/{user} {
allow read, create: if true;
allow update: if request.auth != null && request.auth.uid == resource.data.uid;
}
}
}
The application uses yarn
to run.
To set up the Smart Contract please check out the steps mentioned in the
ReadMe under smart-contract
.
To run the Blockchain Sub-app,
generating all files is
mandatory
Run the command yarn
to install all dependencies
Add .env
files at the root of all Sub-apps and the Container with the
following data:
# firebase config
API_KEY=<api_key>
AUTH_DOMAIN=<auth_domain.firebaseapp.com>
PROJECT_ID=<project_id>
STORAGE_BUCKET=<storage_bucket.appspot.com>
MESSAGING_SENDER_ID=<messaging_sender_id>
APP_ID=<app_id>
MEASUREMENT_ID=<measurement_id>
Add .env.development
file at the root of Blockchain Sub-app
following data:
# auth config
TEST_AUTHENTICATE_EMAIL=<firebase_test_user_email>
TEST_AUTHENTICATE_PASSWORD=<firebase_test_user_password>
and also add the infura key in the .env
file in the Blockchain Sub-app
# ...
# infura key
INFURA_PROJECT_ID=<infura_project_id>
Run the command yarn run-auth
to run the Auth Sub-app
Runs on http://localhost:8001
. Valid routes: /sign-in
, and /sign-up
Run the command yarn run-marketing
to run the Marketing Sub-app
Runs on http://localhost:8002
. Valid routes: /
, /about
, /faq
,
/terms-and-conditions
, /privacy-policy
, and /disclaimer
Run the command yarn run-blockchain
to run the Blockchain Sub-app
Runs on http://localhost:8003
. Valid routes: /account?uid=<user_id>
,
/campaign?id=<campaign_id>
, /campaigns
and /create-campaign
Run the command yarn run-container
to run the Container
Runs on http://localhost:3000
. Compiles all Sub-Apps routes and
determines when a user can visit them, eg: restricts authenticated users
from visiting /sign-in
, and /sign-up
NOTE: The application is hard-coded to run on Rinkeby Network. To use the application on other networks, please switch to the desired network in the web3.ts and deploy.js files.
Build the Sub-Apps using yarn build
(inside each Sub-Apps Directory)
Deploy all Sub-Apps to any provider of choice
Create packages/container/webpack/urls.json
with the deployed urls
{
"auth": "<deployed-auth-subapp-url>",
"marketing": "<deployed-marketing-subapp-url>",
"blockchain": "<deployed-blockchain-subapp-url>"
}
Build the Container using yarn build
(inside the Container Directory)
Deploy the Container to any provider of choice