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# Cosmoshub Multisig App
This app allows for multisig users to create, sign and broadcast transactions on any stargate enabled chain. It's built with Cosmjs, Next.js, FaunaDB and Vercel.
This app allows for multisig users to create, sign and broadcast transactions on any stargate enabled chain. It's built with Cosmjs, Next.js, Dgraph and Vercel.
[The app is live here](https://cosmos-multisig-ui-kohl.vercel.app/).
[The app is live here](https://multisig.confio.run).
[Here is a user guide on how to use the app](https://github.com/samepant/cosmoshub-legacy-multisig/blob/master/docs/App%20User%20Guide.md)
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### 2. Setup environment variables
In the Vercel control panel for your new app, go to `Settings -> Environment Variables` and add in the keys and values from this repo's `.env.sample` file. The only remaining variable should be the `FAUNADB_SECRET`, which will be available once you setup your FaunaDB instance.
In the Vercel control panel for your new app, go to `Settings -> Environment Variables` and add in the keys and values from this repo's `.env.sample` file. The only remaining variable should be the `DGRAPH_SECRET`, which will be available once you setup your DGraph instance.
### 3. Initializing FaunaDB
### 3. Initializing DGraph
This app relies on FaunaDB as for storing account, transaction and signature details.
This app relies on DGraph as for storing account, transaction and signature details.
- Create a [FaunaDB](https://dashboard.fauna.com/) account
- Create a new database
- Use the "Classic" region
- Click the "Graphql" tab, and import the `db-schema.graphql` file in the root of this repo
- Click the "Security" tab, and create a key. Copy that key into your vercel app's environment variables as the `FAUNADB_SECRET` value
- Create a [DGraph](https://cloud.dgraph.io) account
- Launch a new backend
- Click the `Develop -> Schema` menu item, and past the contents of the `db-schema.graphql` file in the root of this repo
- Click the `Admin -> Settings` menu item, and create a key. Copy that key into your vercel app's environment variables as the `DGRAPH_SECRET` value
As your instance of the app is used, you can return to the FaunaDB dashboard to view records for any accounts, transactions or signatures.
As your instance of the app is used, you can return to the DGraph dashboard to view records for any accounts, transactions or signatures.
### 4. Successful Deployment
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A more in depth tutorial on this is coming soon :)
### 3. Initializing FaunaDB
### 3. Initializing DGraph
This app relies on FaunaDB as for storing account, transaction and signature details.
This app relies on DGraph as for storing account, transaction and signature details.
- Create a [FaunaDB](https://dashboard.fauna.com/) account
- Create a new database
- Use the "Europe (EU)" region
- Click the "Graphql" tab, and import the `db-schema.graphql` file in the root of this repo
- Click the "Security" tab, and create a key. Copy that key into the `.env.local` file for the `FAUNADB_SECRET` value
- Create a [DGraph](https://cloud.dgraph.io) account
- Launch a new backend
- Click the `Develop -> Schema` menu item, and past the contents of the `db-schema.graphql` file in the root of this repo
- Click the `Admin -> Settings` menu item, and create a key. Copy that key into your vercel app's environment variables as the `DGRAPH_SECRET` value
As your instance of the app is used, you can return to the FaunaDB dashboard to view records for any accounts, transactions or signatures created.
As your instance of the app is used, you can return to the DGraph dashboard to view records for any accounts, transactions or signatures.
### 3. Run your instance