This is a React implementation of the issuance.ch platform. It communicates directly with Altcoinomy's API.
You will find the React application as well as a demonstration of how to implement it in your webpage.
For this purpose we assume that you have npm installed on your machine.
If you want to change the design of the embeded platform, you can edit the current source code and change the css styles and react pages. If you run the development environment, you will have access to a live reload which will reload the react app after every change in your application.
Run the following commands:
npm install
npm update
cp src/config.js.spec src/config.js
npm start
Server will be running on your http://localhost:3000.
npm install
cp src/config.js.spec src/config.js
npm run build
Once you have built the react app, you can serve it through a web server as a static website or simply use a famous npm package https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server in order to serve your built react app.
npm install -g http-server
cd build
http-server ./
Your react app will then run on http://localhost:8080.
A bootstrap demo is available in the samples/bootstrap-integration
folder. If the POC is running on http://localhost:8080 you can simply load the index.html file to see how you can integrate the POC in your basic bootstrap website.
Note: If you want to change the URL you just need to edit the
samples/bootstrap-integration/index.html
file and change the iframe target.
If you need to pass some referal to your page in order to feed the customer referral tag, you can use the following : http://localhost:3000/?referral=my-tag.
Note that the referal will be stored in the sessionStorage and any user registering after using this link will get the referal fed in the customer object.
It is up to you to customize your front-end instance. All your changes should ideally be done in the theme folder :
theme.scss
is the index file of your themevariables.scss
is the variable file to be imported before the bootstrap library. You can override any bootstrap variables and define custom variable for the rest of your template.