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Formyfi

Formyfi is a robust Q&A application that runs entirely on the Internet Computer blockchain.

Prerequisites

If you are using Windows, please ensure you have <a href="https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install" target="_blank">WSL</a> (Windows Subsystem for Linux) installed, as all commands should be executed in the WSL terminal.

Before getting started, make sure you have the following tools installed:

DFX

To install DFX, run the following command:

sh -ci "$(curl -fsSL https://internetcomputer.org/install.sh)"

NPM

Download and install NPM from https://nodejs.org/en/download.

Web2

There is some Web2 functionality implemented in this project. To see it, clone the repository with the following command:

git clone <path_to_this_repo> <your_local_dir> --recursive

Running the Project

I. Running Manually

Create an .env file by copying values from .env.example and setting appropriate values.
Navigate to the project directory and start DFX:
```
dfx start --clean --background
```
Note: If you encounter an error, open dfx.json, remove "local" from "networks", and start DFX with:
```
dfx start --clean --background --host 127.0.0.1:4943
```
Install project dependencies:
```
npm install
```

Deploy the canisters:

First, create vetkd_system_api canister with hardcoded ID:

dfx canister create vetkd_system_api --specified-id h6gim-oiaaa-aaaao-a3siq-cai

Second, create the remaining canisters:

 dfx canister create --all

Third, deploy ic_siwe_provider and ic_siws_provider canisters with runtime arguments:

dfx deploy ic_siwe_provider --argument $'(
 record {
     domain = "127.0.0.1";
     uri = "http://127.0.0.1:3000";
     salt = "WjcIMw9vpXTcpSD/uGtOZmLLGbYCKVe6njceNLqKjt4=";
     chain_id = opt 1;
     scheme = opt "http";
     statement = opt "Login to the app";
     sign_in_expires_in = opt 2592000000000000;
     session_expires_in = opt 2592000000000000;
     targets = opt vec {
         "'$(dfx canister id ic_siwe_provider)'";
         "'$(dfx canister id assets)'";
     };
 }
)'
dfx deploy ic_siws_provider --argument $'(
 record {
   domain = "127.0.0.1";
   uri = "http://127.0.0.1:3000";
   salt = "WjcIMw9vpXTcpSD/uGtOZmLLGbYCKVe6njceNLqKjt4=";
   chain_id = opt "mainnet"; 
   scheme = opt "http";
   statement = opt "Login to the app";
   sign_in_expires_in = opt 2592000000000000;
   session_expires_in = opt 2592000000000000;
   targets = opt vec {
     "'$(dfx canister id ic_siws_provider)'";
     "'$(dfx canister id assets)'";
   };
 }
)'

Fourth, deploy canisters and generate:

dfx deploy internet_identity --argument '(null)'
dfx deploy && dfx generate

After deployment, you’ll receive URIs for the canisters. Open the URI for the assets canister to view the local DApp in your browser.

If you are developing the front-end of the DApp and want to avoid running dfx deploy every time you make changes, run:
```
npm run dev
```
Access the DApp via the link provided by the Vite dev server.

I. Stopping Manually

Ensure "local" is removed from the "networks" section in dfx.json if you did so during deployment, and then run:
```
dfx stop
```
If you removed "local" earlier, add it back to the "networks" section in dfx.json.

II. Automatic manual

To start the project with all commands being called automatically, run:
```
make start
```
In case you started the project with Automatic Manual, you have to use following command to stop it:
```
make stop
```