Concordium Mainnet address: 3NZdVKXwPzAKQ1a7TnZrcnkGezeAmcQVEYHv4AJuCGeqzBZSMK
Setup development environment for Concordium Hackathon - The Future of Identity at Gitcoin
First you need to install Rust and Cargo by installing rustup
And select 1 to continue. When Rust and Cargo are successfull installed in the computer, we see this:
Later we install Wasm:
Now we need to download and install the version 2.7.0 or greater of cargo-concordium.
As everything is correct when entered the command cargo concordium --help
it shows:
Download and installl concordium-client. As it is all correct we see the image below when checking the installation:
You can connect to the public node with the following command concordium-client consensus status --grpc-port 10000 --grpc-ip node.testnet.concordium.com
as in the image below:
We will use the Concordium Wallet for Web which is a chromium-based browser extension.
And create an identity from the Concordium Testnet IP.
We use the Tesnet faucet to claim 2000 CCD
Import the key into the concordium-client configuration by moving your <YOUR PUBLIC ADDRESS>.export
to the part where we are running the concordium-client tool.
And run in the terminal
concordium-client config account import <YOUR PUBLIC ADDRESS>.export --name <Your-Wallet-Name>
Where is the name that we want to give to the wallet, which is the name we can use later when interacting with the account through the client.
Concordium Mainnet address: 3NZdVKXwPzAKQ1a7TnZrcnkGezeAmcQVEYHv4AJuCGeqzBZSMK