manisaiprasad / OpenOcean

Inspiration

OpenSea is always our biggest inspiration, the way it effectively built a potential platform for creators, investors, and traders is what made us to take a step ahead and create OpenOcean, an NFT Marketpalce built on Near.

Our Mission behind OpenOcean is to provide the best User experience we could ever. In the process, we could able to deliver the pretties NFT marketplace that you could ever find on the internet, and we’re proudly presenting that we’re only on Near at the moment.

The Design track in the prize list is also a catalyst that could help make our mission become reality.

What it does:

OpenOcean can do:

• Minting an NFT by the user
• Buy an NFT
• Sell an NFT
• Create an Auction (dev stage)
• Bid an NFT (early stage)
• Profile holding, purchases of the user
• List all NFTs available to buy.

How we built it:

Absolute React Js

Challenges we ran into:

Fetching the data presenting was an ad-hoc to the development Minting an NFT with near rest API was intimidating and prone to failures at first

Accomplishments that we’re proud of:

We could able to do this, and we did our best Providing the best UI that we could, getting inspired by various sources on the internet

What we learned:

A drop in the ocean of NFT

What’s next for OpenOcean:

Integrating OpenOcean with various wallets Adding much more user customization Tweaking the business model by offering royalties to the creators

Installation

If you don't have Rust

Install Rust https://rustup.rs/

If you have never used near-cli

1. Install near-cli: npm i -g near-cli
2. Create testnet account: Wallet
3. Login: near login

Installing and Running Tests

1. Install everything: yarn or npm i
2. Deploy the contract and run the app tests: yarn test:deploy
3. Run the app : yarn start or npm run start

Don't forget to install the wasm32 target:

rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown

Also recommend installing near-cli globally

npm i -g near-cli

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