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+p2pApps/
+temp/*

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+module.exports = [require.resolve('./.webpack.config.js')]

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+// define child rescript
+module.exports = config => {
+  config.target = 'electron-renderer';
+  return config;
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README.md

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+<div style="text-align: center">
+  <h1 id="purityweb-logo">Purity</h1>
+</div>
+
+# Description
+Purity is a set of decentralised technologies with the determination
+to make the Decentralised Internet accessible for everybody. The project
+intends to allow its users to share content at a lowest price, which is even
+cheaper than publishing a webpage on any other 3rd party hosting service. It also
+makes uncensored content sharing possible, because Purity is made with P2P technologies
+and doesn't hold any control, neither does nobody else, over the data that these technologies handle.
+The blockchain technologie made the functionality of the P2P monetary
+compensational, which is also utilised in Purity. You can get coins for sharing content from your Subscribers or
+upload completely public content and make your own system for coin compensation, through the injected Purity
+libraries in your application. This is the main repository of the many that Purity consists of. It contains
+the client side application that the end users can use.
+
+# Used P2P technologies
+As mentioned earlier, this application uses many types of P2P technologies.
+The "server-side" functionality, i.e. Purity's overall services and its key data, is placed on the blockchain. The language which that part is based on is [Solidity](https://solidity.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).
+The choice of the blockchain depends on what kind of P2P light client it has. It means the blockchain client
+should run on mobile devices by connecting it to the P2P network and also
+be capable of processing Solidity contracts, in regards of the best user experience.
+The client which is the closest to these requirements currently is
+[Ethereum](https://ethereum.org/).
+Any other content which usually takes up a lot more bytespace for the services
+are gathered and handled by P2P storage technologies and protocols. So far,
+the [IPFS](https://github.com/ipfs/ipfs) is the only technology in the toolset
+to establish this crucial part, but there is intention to use other tools too, e.g. [Ethereum Swarm](https://ethersphere.github.io/swarm-home/)
+The Purity stands for applying ONLY decentralised solutions for any type of problems
+which arise, hereby does not dependent on any other 3rd parties.
+
+# Structure
+The application builds the services around two actors:
+- __Content Channels__: identities, which are registered via Purity Smart Contracts,
+and users (Content Creators) who registered this identity can share their own Content.
+- __Subscribers__: users, who supported at least one Content Channel with coins, and
+thereby they manifested in the Purity ecosystem. __It can be distinguishable from
+a regular user, who can use for free the application. Subscribers can reach Premium
+Content of the subscribed Content Channel(s)__.
+The Content Channels grouped by Categories, which help to categorise
+channels by common topics, thereby make the search for specified topic
+in Purity or surfing on it easier. These categories are also handled on Blockchain without
+any server-side calling.
+The uploaded Content can reach some Purity features, like perform specified blockchain
+operations or send coins to a given address. It means you can upload an own JavaScript webpage,
+which can automatically use some injected JS libraries under the 'window.purity' object.
+__If there is any other need to make other gateways for your dApps let me know in the Issues section__.
+
+# Adventure in the Application
+When the user first runs the application, it connects to the blockchain network
+and starts synchronising with the blockchain itself - in light mode. It is necessary
+because this blockchain ensures that everybody speaks the common
+language on this network and thereby everybody has the same data. On the blockchain,  the Purity
+itself in the form of Smart Contracts also can be found.
+During the synchronisation, which can take several minutes, it is possible to
+make our first Ethereum address which is used to make operations on this blockchain
+network: this will be an identity which represents a user. It is obligatory to use
+a strong password for the account creation because it will hold the spendable coins.
+When the synchronisation has been successful, we can close the welcoming modal window
+and start to use the real functionalities.
+There are three main sections in the menu, which the 'Structure' section also talks about:
+- __Categories__: ordered list of Categories, which holds Content Channels, for which it works as a label. The Category that contains the most of the Content Channels
+is on the top of the list. Thereby everybody is encouraged to keep the Content Channel
+the most feasible and fitting the Category.
+- __My Channels__: The user with the made Ethereum address can create Content Channels
+with specific description, subscription price, etc. With the help of this section it is
+possible to act on the network as a Content Creator and upload any type of content.
+- __Subscriptions__: in Purity it is possible to subscribe to Content Channels, after subscription is complete the
+subscribed channel appears in this list. It will notify you if your interested Channel
+uploads some new Content and you can quickly check that out.
+There is a SearchBar at the top wherewith you are able to type any channel name or
+category for the faster lookup.
+
+Under the SearchBar there is your current synchronised Coins in Ether if you have any.
+If you think this number is not correct, click on the refresh button in the middle.
+On Testnet you can receive free coins. To retrieve these you should click on the
+hand that holds icon with the coins, next to the refresh button.
+To send coins, click on the rightmost icon, the hand which releases coins, and a
+popup window will appear, where you can send coins - this is also the same place
+where you can perform any blockchain interactions.
+The Transaction history icon in the same row can open page in your browser with your
+public history on the blockchain network.
+The Main section of the application is placed under the all described icons above.
+In here you can see the categories, channels with its descriptions and shared
+data links.
+
+# Install and Build
+You can install the Purity to your Linux or Windows system with pre-built
+installers, that you can download from the Releases page.
+(Soon it will be available on Mac too, but unfortunately I can't test it)
+
+For development purposes, you should have minimum NodeJS 10 on your computer.
+Clone this whole repository then install its dependencies from the repository's root folder.
+> npm i  
+
+In order to run the application with Node, you should download the P2P applications
+that the Purity uses and place those the 'p2pApps' folder as the following:
+```text
+|
+├── p2pApps/
+|   ├── geth/ # contains the geth client (web3) for every OS
+|   |   ├── darwin/ # OSX version of geth
+|   |   ├── linux/ # Linux version of geth
+|   |   ├── win32/ # Windows version of geth
+|   ├── ipfs/ # contains the ipfs client for every OS
+|   |   ├── darwin/ # OSX version of ipfs
+|   |   (...) # same as at geth
+├── src/
+├── public/
+├── package.json
+(...)
+```
+
+Download the required built files from the list and put the executable files to
+the corresponding folders, which described above
+- [geth download (tested on 1.9.11)](https://geth.ethereum.org/downloads/)
+- [ipfs download (tested on 5.1)](https://docs.ipfs.io/install/)
+
+After you put the P2P executables to their places, you can debug the code with
+> npm run electron-dev
+
+Possible to build for specified systems
+> npm run electron-pack # for linux
+
+> npm run electron-windows-pack  # for windows
+
+# Contribution and Future Licensing
+This project doesn't have any specific license yet, until one contributor doesn't
+join the development of this repository. Until then, Viktor Levente Tóth has exclusive
+copyright above these materials.
+
+__Feel free to make pull requests!__