at2-web

A demonstrator for at2-node. It allows for creating an account on the nodes running at EPFL. You can then send some assets with it and even test the speed of the network. Overall, it both shows and explains the capability of AT2.

crates

There are two crates, one for the demo itself and one for the dns, both in rust.

web

# install trunk, the web framework CLI
cargo install trunk

# you can serve it locally
trunk serve
xdg-open localhost:8080

# or you can build it and serve it via a real webserver
trunk build --release

at2-ns

The demonstrator needs a way to map users' public keys to human readable names, it needs a name service. As the network is already existing, the demo uses EPFL's one. But if you feel adventurous, you can spin your own name service.

cargo run --features server 127.0.0.1:1234

You can then modify web/src/config.rs to point to your local service.