Is there any good code for token controlled access? I was wondering because I have a website I want to put it in, and build a game with it. I got the idea from the LTB episode cryptoVR.
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Posted on October 5, 2014 at 10:44 AM
The code is part of "Tokenly" which is the name of the system we are building here for LTB (the software that powers this site). Its open source and can be found here: https://github.com/cryptonaut420/tokenly
important to note though that the system is not really at the point yet where someone who is not a programmer could easily setup and customize it. Token Controlled Access stuff also requires you to have a dedicated bitcoin node & counterparty server, which also requires some technical knowledge (linux command line interface).
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Posted on October 5, 2014 at 11:13 AM
@cryptonaut The code is part of "Tokenly" which is the name of the system we are building here for LTB (the software that powers this site). Its open source and can be found here: https://github.com/cryptonaut420/tokenly
important to note though that the system is not really at the point yet where someone who is not a programmer could easily setup and customize it. Token Controlled Access stuff also requires you to have a dedicated bitcoin node & counterparty server, which also requires some technical knowledge (linux command line interface).
Well, I know html, JavaScript, C#, PHP, and Java.
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Posted on October 5, 2014 at 1:48 PM
@cryptonaut The code is part of "Tokenly" which is the name of the system we are building here for LTB (the software that powers this site). Its open source and can be found here: https://github.com/cryptonaut420/tokenly
important to note though that the system is not really at the point yet where someone who is not a programmer could easily setup and customize it. Token Controlled Access stuff also requires you to have a dedicated bitcoin node & counterparty server, which also requires some technical knowledge (linux command line interface).
Well, I know html and JavaScript, and I have had some experience with Linux
I would suggest running tokenly on localhost as a start.
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Posted on October 5, 2014 at 1:54 PM
@cryptonaut The code is part of "Tokenly" which is the name of the system we are building here for LTB (the software that powers this site). Its open source and can be found here: https://github.com/cryptonaut420/tokenly
important to note though that the system is not really at the point yet where someone who is not a programmer could easily setup and customize it. Token Controlled Access stuff also requires you to have a dedicated bitcoin node & counterparty server, which also requires some technical knowledge (linux command line interface).
Well, I know html and JavaScript and I am learning C#, PHP, and Java, and I have had some experience with Linux
I would suggest running tokenly on localhost as a start.
Don't worry, I have a site I am coding on my computers and it is not online yet, I am used to that :) look at my signature and plz donate to fund the domain and hosting
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Posted on October 5, 2014 at 3:51 PM
@cryptonaut The code is part of "Tokenly" which is the name of the system we are building here for LTB (the software that powers this site). Its open source and can be found here: https://github.com/cryptonaut420/tokenly
important to note though that the system is not really at the point yet where someone who is not a programmer could easily setup and customize it. Token Controlled Access stuff also requires you to have a dedicated bitcoin node & counterparty server, which also requires some technical knowledge (linux command line interface).
Well, I know html and JavaScript, and I have had some experience with Linux
haha, thats a start. Its all built in PHP and using a MySQL database. Feel free to try getting it set up on your local computer or whatever web host you have set up. If you have any questions, you can message me.
And yeah, the token stuff requires a Bitcoind server and a Counterpartyd server. Its not too difficult to setup if you are familiar with linux commands, but it has to download and scan the whole blockchain, so can take a couple days to get totally setup. For security and performance, you would want to run them on a different server than what the actual website is on. We use Linode, you can get a private linux server that would do the trick for like $20 a month here: https://www.linode.com/pricing
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