- This is a PoC demo showcasing the management of DAO deposits through the use of a new transaction building protocol named CoBuild.
- There's a preview deployed to the testnet, have fun.
This PoC shows how CoBuild works with type scripts and lock scripts that only support WitnessArgs layout.
- It defines the CoBuild action data schema for DAO.
- It adopts the transaction building workflow based on the CoBuild data structure BuildingPacket.
- It uses WitnessArgs layout for lock scripts and the DAO type script.
- It shows how to present the transaction before users sign it.
- By default, the PoC discards the CoBuild message after building the transaction. However, it provides an opt-in feature to pack the CoBuild message and the example contract to verify the message.
First, run the development server:
pnpm devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
This will use the testnet and the public RPC node https://testnet.ckbapp.dev/. See docs/dev.md about how to set up a dev chain for local development and testing.
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