🔬🐤 ↝ New API Routes, #25
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…board-from-vite-to 🧖🏻♂️📊 ↣ Failure to migrate from Vite to Next
…n-using-moralis 🌒♻️ ↝ Flask, Lens, Moralis authentication + Read/Write, graphql interactivity #16 , Signal-K/Silfur#24
…n-using-moralis 🐉⛑️ ↝ Base structure for new gql queries for Lens
Currently there's a mutate issue in `lib/auth/useLogin.ts` (in `Server/frontend`). (not assignable to param type ~~...). This is causing the SignInButton (which is derived from @thirdweb-dev/react (sdk) to also have an error with the default return statement (which should provide an access token from Lens IF the user has succesfully connected their wallet, completed a challenge (this challenge will later be replaced by the Flask-based challenge in `Server/app.py`), and signed in with Lens. So I'll be fixing this in the next commit. More notes available on the Notion page linked in #23 / #22 / #21
…mic routes for profile loading Signal-K/Silfur#24 & #16
…d (and defining some new roles for #16 backend) Check out the Notion documentation here: https://skinetics.notion.site/Lens-posting-a07f0e9c243249c0a3517e4160874137 Currently having a bit of a problem with determining the method we'll use to define proposal parameters, but I've come up with a fallback solution (i.e. using bots & comments) for the MVP. Potentially these "comments" could also be stored off-Lens but still be visible on the frontend (problem here is if you're looking at the proposals from an alternate client), bringing the Discord integration further into the limelight (using DeWork.xyz as the intermediary bot), as well as highlighting a real usecase/benefit to having both Supabase & Moralis as the data stores. Hopefully the metadata standards for publications are just as loose as with the `appId` standard on lens, as we'll just be able to create dummy metadata that is saved to the IPFS publication URI and therefore callable via graphql. So overall, a lot of questions coming up, but some UI improvements as well as some more read interactivity for the client...
…w flask route #16 to fetch proposal data Some minor styling changes... Idea for metadata: Create an nft with all the contents of the candidate, then edit them to include some actions the player did on the candidate, then send that lazy-minted NFT as the metadata/publication contents for the Lens post. This way we can have a frontend like on the `client` dir example & automate the process of creating & updating the metadata & candidate content on the nft using Flask & Jupyter (see next commit for some more info) Done some minor fetching examples, this seems to be causing some console issues on next in `Server/frontend` so will attempt to fix those later as well
…-using-moralis 🔭🔬 ↝ Additional read functions for Lens, plus some new Flask content
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