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Gelebron Messenger

SetupDemoTeamFeaturesLicense

Project Summary

Encrypted instant messaging & payments protocol powered by decentralized identities using XMTP, Celo, Volary Name Service (VNS) and NES.TECH SDK. Gelebron is a decentralized messaging & payments application leveraging blockchain technology to provide secure and seamless communication between users. The platform integrates the Volary Name Service (VNS) for registering unique names and resolving valid VNS addresses, making it easy for users to identify and connect with each other.

XMTP

XMTP functions as a messaging and transport protocol, facilitating the exchange of messages and status information within decentralized Web3 environments. It utilizes a decentralized network structure based on nodes distributed across the network, ensuring messages are routed securely and efficiently.

NES.TECH

Software Development Kits (SDKs) designed to streamline the development processes for real-world blockchain applications.

Setup

Install node >= 14 and npm. Run the command:

$ npm config set @nest25:registry https://gitlab.com/api/v4/packages/npm/
$ npm config set //gitlab.com/api/v4/packages/npm/:_authToken=glpat-q7B7KpRiCQqugJVzG7vE
$ npm install

To start the project, run the command:

$ npm run dev

1. Get cUSD from CELO Alfajores Testnet

2. Get XETA testnet tokens for VNS service

Demo

Deployed dApp: Gelebron Messenger
Demo Walkthrough: Loom Video
Simple Guide: Scribe Guide

Team

Dann

Email: [email protected]
Github: https://github.com/dannweeeee

Wayne

Email: [email protected]
Github: https://github.com/hougangdev

Features

  • Registration of a name with the Volary Naming Service (VNS) (e.g. superidoldexiaorong.vlry)
  • Search and resolve valid VNS addresses to message
  • XMTP protocol to facilitate messaging between wallet addresses
  • Send cUSD in chat using /pay command

License

The MIT License (MIT)