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Hackathon Helper

Quasar + Buidler + Ethers + Waffle + TypeChain + OpenZeppelin SDK

Wondering where to begin with tooling or if your old tooling is still relevant? This template has vetted and configured best practice dApp development tools to give you a powerful smart contract development environment - paired with an easy to learn (and also powerful) frontend framework - without you having to do a ton of research.

Rest easy (on a bean bag most likely) knowing that your project's stack is built to last. Don't wait, accelerate your next proof of concept with Hackathon Helper today!

Batteries Included

  • Buidler - provides next level Solidity debugging with stack traces.

  • Waffle - makes writing tests for your contracts dead simple.

  • TypeChain - makes your tests type safe and magically autocompletes smart contract function names in your IDE.

  • OpenZeppelin SDK - allows you to easily deploy and upgrade your contracts on multiple networks.

  • Quasar - a popular Vue/TypeScript framework with a built in component system built on material design. Allows you to build a cross-platform dApp with a single codebase.

  • Ethers + Vuex module - allows you to interact with the contracts from the frontend and keep network, account, and contract information in sync.

Install the dependencies

yarn

Compile and type safe the contracts

yarn compile

Run Waffle tests with stack traces

yarn test

Start the frontend app in development mode (hot-code reloading, error reporting, etc.)

yarn ganache

and in a new terminal

yarn dev

Start the frontend sans a local blockchain

yarn web

Lint the files

yarn lint

Build the dApp for production

yarn build

Customize the configuration

See Configuring quasar.conf.js.