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Create a simple Blind app with npx create-nillion-app #2
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Hello. Curios here. Please was there any reason why the nillion bounty was removed for redacted? Thanks |
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Thank you for taking the time to be a part of the Create Blind App Challenge! 🎉 🥳 🎉
We are looking for contributors for the Examples (Community) Section in Awesome Nillion.
🚨 First things first 🚨
If you ever get stuck, feel free to ask any questions in our Github Discussion.
Quickstart Guide
CNA_quickstart.mp4
CLI
npx @nillion/create-nillion-app
and then follow the CLI instructionscd
into your folder and runnpm run dev
to start your dev server + your app should appear onlocalhost:3000
nillion-devnet
in another terminal windowCreating a Simple Nada app
Now let's get started with the magic of Nada! 🧙♂️ First, let's set it up our environment.
cd nada
to go into your nada folder and runsource .venv/bin/activate
pip install --upgrade nada-dsl
to install Nada DSLNow that our Python environment is ready, we will create a
secret_addition
Nada Program -- you may also follow along this section.touch src/secret_addition.py
nada-project.toml
config fileIt should end up looking like:
nada build
to build your programnada generate-test --test-name secret_addition_test secret_addition
to generate testsnada run secret_addition_test
to run the programnada test secret_addition_test
to run the testsConnecting the Next.js app <> Nada Program
nada/src/target/secret_addition.nada.bin
programID
and use it in the Compute sectioncomputeOutputID
and use it in the Compute Output sectionWrapping up
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