artgee-sh/artgee

ArtGee a marketplace to collect and trade unique, single-edition digital artworks.

ArtGee

Introduction

ArtGee is a marketplace to collect and trade unique, single-edition digital artworks.

We pay more attention to the runtime upgrade provided by the substrate, which can facilitate the rapid iteration of the product itself. More importantly, the community-based governance mechanism and tools based on the substrate make us more confident to make products that meet user needs and fully link user groups.

Each artwork on ArtGee is a digital collectible – a digital object secured by cryptography and tracked on the blockchain. Empowering artists with a platform to showcase and sell their work securely supported with a public blockchain solution.

Overview

The next wave of Internet business models will come from the crypto world. The creator can bypass the gatekeeper through the token model and let the fans directly benefit, instead of attracting the audience through a centralized gatekeeper who collects high rents and sets self-service rules. Each new business model helps to provide creators with a new set of digital services and new sources of income. The encryption token model is applied to ArtGee art trading activities, and encryption technology should benefit more people.

Artists create digital artwork that they can tokenise via ArtGee. All artwork files are held on IPFS (a distributed storage solution) in future, these assets are given unique identifiers which can be tracked for chain-of-custody and provenance.

Building

notice: this guide just for linux

Install Rust:

curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh

Install dependencies

$ apt install -y cmake pkg-config libssl-dev git gcc build-essential git clang libclang-dev
# install wasm for rust nightly
$ rustup update nightly
$ rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown --toolchain nightly

export a variable for compile wasm

export WASM_BUILD_TYPE=release

Build all native code:

cargo build

4. Run

You can start a development chain with:

cargo run -- --dev -d=<you path>