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eth-alarm-clock-dapp
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Update: This DApp is operational on the Mainnet as well as on the Kovan and Ropsten testnets.
Homepage: Ethereum Alarm Clock
Looking for the latest install?: Latest Releases
Want to run a TimeNode?: Guide
Smart Contracts: Source
npm install
- Install all NodeJS dependenciesnpm run dev
- Run the dev serverlocalhost:8080
in your web browserIf you wish to run the DApp as a Docker container, we have a Docker image prepared for you. To run the container, use the following commands:
docker build -t eac_dapp https://raw.githubusercontent.com/chronologic/eth-alarm-clock-dapp/master/Dockerfile
docker run --name eac_dapp -d -p 8080:80 eac_dapp
localhost:8080
in your browser to see the DApp runningHaving issues with the project? Try these:
npm run clean
then running npm run dev
docker ps -a
docker logs <container_name>
npm run docker-rebuild
Pull requests are always welcome. If you found any issues while using our DAapp, please report using the Issues
tab on Github.
Since this is beta software, we highly encourage you to test it, use it and try to break it. We would love your feedback if you get stuck somewhere or you think something is not working the way it should be. Please open an issue if you need to report a bug or would like to leave a suggestion. Pull requests are welcome.
FAQs
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We found that eth-alarm-clock-dapp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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