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World Cup NFT Fantasy
World Cup NFT Fantasy is a prediction-based game
WC NFT Fantasy is a Prediction game where you can play a game to win a prize if you guessed the winning teams right. Extending the idea of CryptoFishx we have built an application that anyone can participate and win with the confidence that no one is going to tamper or cheat in the system. Having it on the on chain (on the blockchain) enables us to use smart contracts which are public (anyone can see and read) immutable (once deployed it cannot be changed) code that governs everyone's... -
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Edgeserver
Next Generation Web3 Powered Edgeserver
Edgeserver is an open-source, self-hostable, web3-native static file hosting service that allows for seamless integration with your favorite CI/CD systems. Deployed sites are instantly available over both http and ipfs as well as dynamically change ENS content-hash. Publish your site in mere minutes using your favorite CI/CD Integration or using CLI. -
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identia
Decentralized, censorship resistant social media on IPFS
Peer-to-peer, censorship-resistant social media on IPFS. Plus experimental RSS reader. The meta-object is a store for arbitrary data that can be used to describe complex relationships between various types of data. These relationships can be stored in a post object to add context to a specific post or in the identity object to provide an identity-wide context scope. -
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Blogchain
Blogchain's web application, decentralised discourse
Blogchain's frontend code. New development is happening on the blogchain-vue repository. Blogchain's code will eventually be substituted with the code on blogchain-vue. -
Cloud tools for web scraping and data extractionAutomate web data collection with cloud tools that handle anti-bot measures, browser rendering, and data transformation out of the box. Extract content from any website, push to vector databases for RAG workflows, or pipe directly into your apps via API. Schedule runs, set up webhooks, and connect to your existing stack. Free tier available, then scale as you need to.
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uni-media
Easily display media content (image, video, audio, 3d-models)
Easily embed any types of media in your web app with one line of code. A simple, powerful, and performant media display web component fitting every framework. Automatically analyze the type of media with multiple fallback-able performant-first strategies. Works with all modern browsers and frameworks (React.js, Vue.js, Svelte...). Best for displaying decentralized media and content (like NFTs). -
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Storli
A CLI to upload files to IPFS and interact with them
A CLI to upload files to IPFS and interact with them using wbeb3.storage. -
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Berty IPFS
Berty Labs is a mobile app to explore IPFS on mobile
Berty is a secure peer-to-peer messaging app that works with or without internet access, cellular data or trust in the network. Modules are automatically added to the home tool list in the app. They allow you to run custom Go or JavaScript and programmatically access a Gomobile-IPFS-backed IPFS shell on mobile very quickly. You don't need to know JavaScript to create or run a Go module and you don't need to know Go to create or run a JavaScript module. -
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Cnry
Cnry makes it easy to publish and keep track of warrant canaries
Cnry makes it easy to publish and keep track of warrant canaries. A warrant canary is a method by which a service provider can inform users that they've been served with a government subpoena despite legal prohibitions on revealing the existence of the subpoena. The idea of using negative pronouncements to thwart the nondisclosure requirements of court orders and served secret warrants was first proposed by Steven Schear on the cypherpunks mailing list. Even if you don't need a warrant... -
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musicForProgramming
Unofficial port of musicforprogramming.net to be hosted on IPFS
Listen to music while you program, streamed via the peer-to-peer technology IPFS. The music comes from musicforprogramming.net, and has been carefully chosen to maximize concentration by providing just the right amount of interest to occupy the parts of your brain that would otherwise be left free to wander and lead to distraction during your work. -
Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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Gatsby video
The transparent, distributed video sharing platform
Gatsby is a video-sharing platform based on peer-to-peer file distribution provided by IPFS and WebRTC. To build the repository, simply use yarn build while in the project's base directory. This should build each package in turn. To then launch the site, you can use yarn dev to initiate a development server that supports hot-reloading, or yarn start to run an optimized build. -
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Fission VSCode
A vscode extension for fast app publishing powered by IPFS
Publish apps to the Fission platform with this VSCode extension. This extension gives you access to the most common commands from the Fission CLI. See the Fission CLI docs for extended documentation and advanced use cases. -
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Space SDK
Library for building web and mobile applications
Javascript/Typescript library for interacting with Space in web/browser applications via an implementation of the Space API. Build websites or applications that can easily leverage Open Web protocols (IPFS, Textile, GunDB, Ethereum) to enable Web3-ready features. -
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JS-Textile
Textile's JavaScript Libs. Home of ThreadDB, Buckets, and more
Typescript/Javascript libs for interacting with Textile APIs. @textile/hub provides access to Textile APIs in apps based on Account Keys or User Group Keys. For details on getting keys, see textileio/textile and for the full Textile documentation. The Hub library contains three API clients: Users, Buckets, and Threads Client. You can use each of these to access the full set of APIs available on the Hub. To use any of them, you must first start by authenticating your app with the API.... -
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qD Messages
Lightning fast peer-to-peer cross-platform messenger
qDesk Messages is on track to become the first fully featured, cross-platform, publicly auditable, decentralized, real-time, dag-based end-to-end encrypted messenger with a feature to exchange goods and services and send payments. In this module, you can create end-to-end encrypted channels, organize them in folders, share the folder structure with your invite, control the channels you own, and participate in self-owned channels. Have private conversations or public channel discussions. Use... -
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AvionDB
A decentralised database with MongoDB-like developer interface
AvionDB uses OrbitDB stores to model MongoDB-like Databases. AvionDB is alpha-stage software. It means AvionDB hasn't been security audited and programming APIs and data formats can still change. We encourage you to reach out to the maintainers if you plan to use AvionDB in mission-critical systems. This is the TypeScript implementation and it works with Browsers, Node.js & TypeScript with support for Linux, OS X, and Windows. The minimum required version of Node.js is now 8.6.0 due to the... -
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ETH Pictures
Draw your own NFTs
This tool is an experiment I did to play with decentralized infrastructure. The images are uploaded to IPFS, and an NFT (non-fungible token) is minted in the Ethereum blockchain to represent each picture. Each token is ownable, transferrable, tradable and unique. The gallery data is pulled from OpenSea's API. -
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Get IPFS
Utility to get a contextual js-ipfs instance, with web fallbacks
A one-stop shop for loading an ipfs instance into a webpage. -
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DAGService
Library for storing and replicating hash-linked data over the IPFS
DAGService is aiming to be the bare minimum needed for IPLD-based applications to interact with the IPFS network by getting and putting blocks to it. The goal of DAGService to provide a minimal layer between the data model of IPLD and full-blown IPFS. It provides the bare minimum functionality for any application to interact with the IPFS network (by getting and putting IPLD blocks) without having to deal with the complexities of operating a full IPFS node. It is an attempt to remake the... -
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The Po.et Node
The core of Po.et
The Po.et Node allows you to timestamp documents in a decentralized manner. You only need to run docker-compose build to create or update the Docker images, and docker-compose up -d to start them. To shut everything down, it is recommended to use docker-compose down --volumes to stop the running containers and clear any data. If you wish to keep data between invocations, use docker-compose down. By default, anchoring to the blockchain is disabled (enableAnchoring: false). If you want to... -
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Textile JS HTTP Client
Textile JS HTTP Wrapper Client
With the move to Typescript and our 0.2.x release, js-http-client is now published under the @textile namespace, rather than @textileio. Previous releases will remain available under @textileio, however, all code should be updated to reflect this change. Textile provides encrypted, recoverable, schema-based, and cross-application data storage built on IPFS and libp2p. We like to think of it as a decentralized data wallet with built-in protocols for sharing and recovery, or more simply, an... -
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Textile Mobile
Encrypted, secure, decentralized personal data wallet
Encrypted, secure, decentralized personal data wallet -- the technology behind textile.photos. The textile.photos is still in private beta. Want to test out new features and get fixes before everyone else? Please add your email to our signup list and we'll get an invite out to you shortly. If you're interested in running your own Textile node, check out the core textile-go library.
