This is a client-side webapp that demonstrates all the tools available in lsat-js. LSAT Playground includes code snippets and gives you a place to interact with LSATs without having to write a single line of code. It even provides a live demo where you can pay using a live lightning node to get timed access to an API protected with Boltwall.
Simply install the dependencies and then deploy.
$ yarn
$ yarn dev
The above command will deploy a local instance of the playground.
There are a few configuration variables that can be set at runtime if you want to use your own custom Boltwall configurations:
// host where boltwall api is, e.g. 'https://safron-city.vercel.app/'
NEXT_PUBLIC_BOLTWALL_HOST
// sats per second that the endpoint charges
NEXT_PUBLIC_BOLTWALL_RATE
// minimum number of seconds you will allow for purchase
NEXT_PUBLIC_MIN_TIME
// the network your demo node is on (mainnet or testnet)
NEXT_PUBLIC_NETWORK
To set these values to use in the demo, set the next.js environment variables. Learn more about environment variables in nextjs. default values can be found in the /components/constants.ts file.
Because the playground is built with Next.js, deploying a site live is almost effortless. If you connect your GitHub and the forked repo to your vercel account, then as soon as you push to GitHub, your site will be accessible (make sure to set env vars appropriately). You can also use the vercel cli to deploy directly from your computer.
Vercel also supports different deployments for different branches and setting different environment variables for different deployments.
You can easily run your own boltwall instances also using vercel via the now-boltwall
command line utility. Learn more about it here
or install it by running npm i -g now-boltwall.