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README.md

subspace - react example using Embark framework

Simple application using a react observable component to receive a stream of emitted events. This app will deploy a test contract to Ganache. This example assumes you have Embark installed

Requirements

embark framework installed. https://embark.status.im
ganache-cli
yarn or npm installed.

Install

In the parent folder, install, build and link the package with yarn or npm

yarn
yarn build:dev
yarn link

Then in the current folder link subspace, and install the packages

yarn link subspace
yarn

Usage

In a terminal execute

ganache-cli

In a different session, execute

yarn run start

Browse the DApp in http://localhost:3000

Note: this is a simple example application that does not include error handling for the web3 connection. Be sure ganache-cli is running in localhost:8545 before browsing the dapp.