Firestarter is a community driven crowdsourcing platform, which utilizes DaoStack for governance of the projects. This is a striped down version of the project, which only showcases the DaoStack integration.

Notice: the code here was not profesionally audited, please use the code with caution and don't use with real money (unless you are willing to take the assosiated risks)

Firestarter users can supply funds to a project, project owner can withdraw those funds. Users reputation is based on how much Ether they supplied for a given project. Users vote on project proposals, if the proposal has majority vote the proposal passes and the funds for the proposal are transfered.

Once the DAO and schemes are deployed you can create your own interface or use/modify alchemy to interface with your DAO

In this template, we use: npm, truffle and webpack, as well as DAOstack Arc, Client and Subgraph. The structure is basically as follows:

• contracts - Your custom smart contracts should be located under here. You can use any Arc contract simply by importing it. This is an example import import "@daostack/arc/contracts/universalSchemes/UniversalScheme.sol"
• migrations - This contains migration script for deploying your DAO and custom scheme smart contracts. The script uses @daostack/migration package.
• data - This folder contains the fireStarterDAOspec.json, which is file used to specify details for the new DAO to be deployed, feel free to change it according to your project needs. It also contains an example.env, which has example environment variables set, copy this file to your project root i.e. firestarter-example folder as .env and edit the variables accordingly. Lastly, there is a migration.json file which will contain the output after running the migration

First, please change the package.json file to fit your project. You can then go ahead and edit the template to fit your needs.

• Enter the project folder from the terminal and Install package

npm install
npm install -g nps
npm install -g npx

• Update the .env file with your SEED_PHRASE or PRIVATE_KEY, PROVIDER, CUSTOM_ABI_LOCATION and NETWORK in firestarter-example directory. Use data/example.env for reference

  npm i
  

NOTE: It takes sometime to sync subgraph so please let it sync and then refresh the app. You can check sync status at localhost:8000

It is advisable to use the Ganache docker image provided by the DAOstack since, it already includes all the base contracts needed for getting started.

After downloading docker:

You can run/start project via single command

npm run start

OR

Follow the steps below:

• From the project folder from the terminal (i.e. firestarter-example) run the following:

  npm run launch:docker
  npm run compile
  npm run migrate
  

  Make sure the DAO is deployed and output is written to output file. Example output screen:

  {
    "name": "FireStarter",
    "Avatar": "0xfa5966293008f68A8D9066229b88660f63Db033D",
    "DAOToken": "0xA1f8A26E77332E751D63573da5D0e02ca9985EB1",
    "Reputation": "0x1DF86450e1aCeb6fcD874eAcF1720DDe94bf806e",
    "Controller": "0x999ca6588B5E562D18EA78dFA59E836Fd8F870C7",
    "Schemes": [
      {
        "name": "FireStarter",
        "alias": "ProjectFunding",
        "address": "0xAF541Df70B2E5Bb8b94Bf3463763169d5967e765",
        "arcVersion": "0.0.1-rc.37"
      }
    ],
    "StandAloneContracts": [],
    "arcVersion": "0.0.1-rc.37"
  }
  

• Deploy Subgraph

  npm run deploy-graph
  

• In browser type http://localhost:8000/subgraphs/name/<subgraph_name_from_example.env>/graphql or http://localhost:8000/ This is an interface to the subgraph and you can type graphQL queries here to fetch data from the postgres database

If you not using the Ganache docker image provided by DAOstack, then you will have to update the migrations/DeployDAO.js to migrate the base contract.

• Un-comment the code portion to deploy base contracts and run the following commands:

  npm run ganache
  npm run migrate
  

  Make sure all the base contracts and the DAO contracts are deployed.

• Deploy Subgraph

  npm run deploy-graph
  

• In browser type http://localhost:8000/subgraphs/name/<subgraph_name_from_example.env>/graphql or http://localhost:8000/ This is an interface to the subgraph and you can type graphQL queries here to fetch data from the postgres database

• Update the .env file with your SEED_PHRASE or PRIVATE_KEY PROVIDER and NETWORK in firestarter-example directory. Use data/example.env for reference

• Open terminal at the project folder and run the following commands:

  npm run migrate
  

  • Update docker-compose.yml for testnet if running graph-node locally.
  • Update App.tsx to use testnet settings and launch.

  npm run launch:app
  

• Open metamask and import using private key
• You can find the private keys from ganache logs by running docker container logs <container_name>