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Create a mirror for Toastycoin or incorporate Metamascara, so non-web3 users can view dataI'd like to show Toastycoin to people that don't have a web3 provider: mobile users and those who don't have ETH and/or don't want to install Metamask or some other solution. The simplest way might be to incorporate Metamascara, but I'm not even sure if that can use web3 instead of ethjs (TC currently uses web3). If you do get metamascara to work, you can ignore much of the text below, because metamascara should do all of the below requirements automatically. The website should show all information Toastycoin provides: a list of Burnable Payments and a way of viewing all information shown on the interact page for any given Payment. Also copy the informational pages and resources. Alert the payer on every page that this is a mirror, and provide a link to Toastycoin, with a warning that they will need "a web3 provider, such as Metamask[linked to the Metamask download]". When I say the mirror is "passive", I mean that I don't expect any interactive functionality from the mirror, such as committing or creating Payments. I don't care if the server reads directly from ETH or just scrapes Toastycoin, although I suspect the latter would be easiest. This should be completed at most 1 week after commitment.
unknown sendersent to0x8759196a…8f78·#4,514,960·view on Etherscan
Create a mirror for Toastycoin or incorporate Metamascara, so non-web3 users can view data
unknown sendersent to0x8759196a…8f78·#4,514,960·view on Etherscan
I'd like to show Toastycoin to people that don't have a web3 provider: mobile users and those who don't have ETH and/or don't want to install Metamask or some other solution. The simplest way might be to incorporate Metamascara, but I'm not even sure if that can use web3 instead of ethjs (TC currently uses web3). If you do get metamascara to work, you can ignore much of the text below, because metamascara should do all of the below requirements automatically. The website should show all information Toastycoin provides: a list of Burnable Payments and a way of viewing all information shown on the interact page for any given Payment. Also copy the informational pages and resources. Alert the payer on every page that this is a mirror, and provide a link to Toastycoin, with a warning that they will need "a web3 provider, such as Metamask[linked to the Metamask download]". When I say the mirror is "passive", I mean that I don't expect any interactive functionality from the mirror, such as committing or creating Payments. I don't care if the server reads directly from ETH or just scrapes Toastycoin, although I suspect the latter would be easiest. This should be completed at most 1 week after commitment.
unknown sendersent to0x38b394cd…db66·#4,514,960·view on Etherscan
Create a mirror for Toastycoin or incorporate Metamascara, so non-web3 users can view dataI'd like to show Toastycoin to people that don't have a web3 provider: mobile users and those who don't have ETH and/or don't want to install Metamask or some other solution. The simplest way might be to incorporate Metamascara, but I'm not even sure if that can use web3 instead of ethjs (TC currently uses web3). If you do get metamascara to work, you can ignore much of the text below, because metamascara should do all of the below requirements automatically. The website should show all information Toastycoin provides: a list of Burnable Payments and a way of viewing all information shown on the interact page for any given Payment. Also copy the informational pages and resources. Alert the payer on every page that this is a mirror, and provide a link to Toastycoin, with a warning that they will need "a web3 provider, such as Metamask[linked to the Metamask download]". When I say the mirror is "passive", I mean that I don't expect any interactive functionality from the mirror, such as committing or creating Payments. I don't care if the server reads directly from ETH or just scrapes Toastycoin, although I suspect the latter would be easiest. This should be completed at most 1 week after commitment.