Step by step tutorials for the Metaverse Blockchain
This is a Metaverse Tutorial series
This is a series of Metaverse tutorials. To begin clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/antron3000/MetaverseTutorials.git
navigate to the tutorial directory
cd MetaverseTutorialsupdate your repo to the latest version of mvs-blockchain-js
git submodule update --init --recursiveInstall the metaverse npm package
npm install metaversejs --saveInstall the mvs-blockchain-js npm package
cd mvs-blockchain-js && npm installEach tutorial builds on the previous ones, so it is recommended to do them in order
To begin a tutorial navigate to the tutorials folder and follow instructions.
Tutorial Information:
These tutorials are designed
- to be simple, no fluff
- hands on
- explain inner workings and give broad understanding of Metaverse blockchain
- Show you step by step how to create dApp on Metaverse. Can also be used to integrate into your existing app.
- provide working examples of what you should have built.
- each tutorial comes with complete solutions to show you how its done in the end. Don't look till you're done!
1 - Integrate metaverse wallet into your dapp with your DID
2 - Issue and transfer MST’s
3 - Issue and transfer MIT’s
4 - learn the metaverse command line
5 - create metaverse wallet plugin
6 - execute coin swaps
7 - create multisig transactions
8 - understanding Metaverse MIPs
For more information refer to the Metaverse Documentation
Please follow the Environment setup instructions below before starting.
Start by entering the "playground" directory. This is where you can build ALL your Metaverse apps during the tutorial.
cd tutorials/playgroundInteract with metaverse libraries via nodejs
create a testScript
touch testScript.js
To interact with Metaverse using javascript you can interact with mvs-blockchain-js and metaversejs
For use in nodejs scripts, import mvs-blockchain from the mvs-blockchain folder, and require metaversjs.
Inside the testscript, add:
//import mvs-blockchain-js
let blockchain = require('../../mvs-blockchain-js')({
url: "https://explorer-testnet.mvs.org/api/"
});
//import metaversjs
let Metaverse = require('metaversejs');
//make sure the libraries have been successfully imported
console.log(blockchain)
console.log("mvs-blockchain-js has been successfully imported!")
console.log(Metaverse)
console.log("Metaversjs has been successfully imported!")now run
node testScript.jsInteract with metaverse via webapp
First create an html file
touch index.htmland add
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>To interact with webapps you must generate "index.js" from mvs-blockchain-js and "metaverse.min.js" from metaversejs. To generate these files you must clone each repository separately, namely metaversjs and mvs-blockchain-js and simply run
gruntThis will generate javascript files into the /dist folder that you can import into your app. You don't have to worry about this for now. We have generated these files and placed them in the playground folder. To include them in your webapp just add these script tags into your html page.
<script src = "metaverse.min.js"></script>
<script src = "index.min.js"></script>Serve your webpage
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 4444To test that the libraries have been successfully imported into your webpage, open the web console and enter
blockchain = await Blockchain({url: "https://explorer-testnet.mvs.org/api/"})
blockchain
MetaverseYou should see the "blockchain" (from mvs-blockchain-js) and Metaverse (from metaversjs) objects show up in the console.
You should now be fully set up and ready to begin tutorial 1.