Lightstreams Smart Vault Dashboard

Lightstreams Smart Vault Dashboard app showcase an example of a decentralize app (Dapp) using Lightstreams Smart Vault SDK in a NodeJS.

This project also showcase the usage of lightstreams-js-sdk, a set of wrappers around Lightstreams Smart Vault and Web3js.

Using this DApp you will be able to upload your files uploaded into a Lightstreams Smart Vault node to manage the its distribution and acceptability. In addition you will be able to also request access to other users files and manage the pending request to your own content made by other users.

Live Demo

https://demo.dashboard.lightstreams.io

Requirements

To run this project you need to have a local instance of the Smart Vault running on your machine. Learn how to do that in our getting started documentation

Your smart vault node can either be connected to Standalone or Sirius.

Init node

$> leth init --nodeid=1 --network={standalone|sirius}

Run node

$> leth run --nodeid=1 --network={standalone|sirius} --https

Note: In case you selected Sirius you have to wait till it syncs. You can check the status of the network in its block explorer

Getting started

Install dependencies

yarn install

Setup your environment

Firstly, copy sample .env as follow:

$> cp .env.sample .env

Note: The STAKEHOLDER_ADDRESS is used to top up users accounts with 5 PHT to fund the usage of the app.

Option 1: Standalone Network

Then, edit your .env with:

NODE_PATH=.
PORT=3000
DEBUG=*:*

GATEWAY_DOMAIN="http://localhost:9091"
WEB3_PROVIDER="http://localhost:8545"
NET_ID="161"

STAKEHOLDER_ADDRESS="0xc916cfe5c83dd4fc3c3b0bf2ec2d4e401782875e"
STAKEHOLDER_PASSWORD="WelcomeToSirius"

and after you have to compile and deploy Dashboard.sol contract to standalone network:

$> yarn truffle:deploy -- standalone

Account 0xc916cfe5c83dd4fc3c3b0bf2ec2d4e401782875e is the genesis account of Standalone

Option 2: Sirius Network

Firstly you will need to create a new wallet in your peer as follow:

$> leth user signup --nodeid=1 --network=sirius
Enter password: ****
{"account":"0xC37c560c2987F214e75868595a1db181E90Ee955"}

Then, edit your .env with:

NODE_PATH=.
PORT=3000
DEBUG=*:*

GATEWAY_DOMAIN="http://localhost:9091"
WEB3_PROVIDER="http://localhost:8545"
NET_ID="162"

STAKEHOLDER_ADDRESS="${YOUR_ACCOUNT}"
STAKEHOLDER_PASSWORD="${YOUR_PASSWORD}"

ADDRESS_DASHBOARD_CONTRACT="0xFe829259DA7B913528E6A994338aEbFa45E1faae"

Then you can request some free token following this instructions

Run dev server

Now it is time to execute a dev server:

$> yarn web:dev

Screenshots

Create an account

Login

Your user wallet

Upload file

My files

You can see the list of files you uploaded and which users have access to them. By clicking on one of the little icon you can revoke the access to the users at anytime. Also you can download the content of the files you uploaded.

Grant access to file

Grant access to other users to your content without waiting for a access request.

Request access to other user file

Insert the username of other user and load the list of available items of this user. By clicking on the locker icon you will send a access request to the file owner. In case you already got access to the file it will display the download action.

Manage file access requests

On this section it will listed the pending access requests from other users to your files.

Freemium Model

This project implements a simple freemium model where the STAKEHOLDER_ADDRESS account transfer 5 PHT tokens to every new user to fund the initial usage of it. Instead of Lightstreams team has integrated a Gas Station Network(GSN), a standardized pattern within Ethereum community where users transaction are funded using an advance implementation of the contract design. If you want to read more about this topic read this medium article

Topics

• IPFS
• Ethereum
• Decentralized Application (DApp)
• Smart Vault

License

MIT LICENSE