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Readme

Superheroes

Compatibility Build Status

This example demonstrates how to build a CRUD application on the Internet Computer using Motoko and React.

Prerequisites

Verify the following before running this demo:

  • You have downloaded and installed Node.js.

  • You have downloaded and installed the DFINITY Canister SDK.

  • You have stopped any Internet Computer or other network process that would create a port conflict on 8000.

Run for FE

  1. Build your front-end.

    npm install
  npm start

Run for FE, Motoko

  1. Start a local internet computer.

    dfx start
  2. Open a new terminal window.

  3. Reserve an identifier for your canister.

    dfx canister create --all
  4. Build your front-end.

    npm install
  5. Build your canister.

    dfx build superheroes
  6. Deploy your canister.

      

dfx canister install superheroes --argument="(principal "$(dfx identity get-principal)")"

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npm start:dev
  1. Take note of the URL at which the canister is accessible.

    echo "http://localhost:8000/?canisterId=$(dfx canister id www)"
  2. Open the aforementioned URL in your web browser.