Add drop down arrow with transferFrom() to our ExpressJS appWe have an existing Express Js App used for ERC721 viewing. We need to add a drop down arrow to the right of each address on the main page, that allows just the owner of the contract to use the transferFrom(). Then prompting the user with a new box asking for input of the recipient address then a send button below that.
GraphQL ERC20 Transaction Rendering in ReactGraphQL ERC20 Transaction Rendering: We’re currently building a React app from https://github.com/simpletut/Universal-React-Apollo-Registration. We are integrating an Ethereum Wallet component as well. We need to be able to render ERC20 contracts from a specific BlockScout GraphQL instance to display transactions history (what you received, and what you sent) from that users wallet address (on the React app). Display the last transactions on a new tab created on the sidebar.js called “token transactions” allow all past transactions to be found, if exceeding the page limit add small page numbers to navigate to transactions further in the past. Allows you to click on the individual transaction and it takes you to the specific txid in BlockScout on a new web page.
(https://forum.poa.network/t/graphql-in-blockscout/1971)
Tech Stack:
NodeJS
React
Server-side Rendered
Apollo Client
GraphQL
MongoDB
Bcrypt password encryption/verification
Nodemailer
Web3
(Ethereum Experience)
GraphQL ERC20 Transaction Rendering in ReactGraphQL ERC20 Transaction Rendering: We’re currently building a React app from https://github.com/simpletut/Universal-React-Apollo-Registration. We are integrating an Ethereum Wallet component as well. We need to be able to render ERC20 contracts from a specific BlockScout GraphQL instance to display transactions history (what you received, and what you sent) from that users wallet address. Display last 100 or transactions on a new tab created on the sidebar.js called “token transactions”.
Tech Stack:
NodeJS
React
Server-side Rendered
Apollo Client
GraphQL
MongoDB
Bcrypt password encryption/verification
Nodemailer
Web3
Ethereum
User (Self) Email Verification Before RegistrationSelf-Email Verification: We’re currently building a React setup from https://github.com/simpletut/Universal-React-Apollo-Registration. The first job is to create an email verification sent to the users email address for them to approve before the user can login/register to the React app. Display a message that says 'must verify email', if the account hasn't been verified by the user as well.
Tech Stack:
NodeJS
React
Server-side Rendered
Apollo Client
GraphQL
MongoDB
Bcrypt password encryption/verification
Nodemailer