Approach to integrating your Smart Contract with Frontend
We will be creating a simple web app to demonstrate the integration of the frontend with smart contracts.
- Initialize Next JS App.
- Then install the required dependencies for web3 development using the given command.
- Initialize the hardhat environment.
- Writing the smart contract.
- Writing the deploy script.
- Deploying the contract.
- Making the Context folder to integrate the smart contract and the frontend.
- Making the frontend for our app.
- Wrapping the layout in the Web3Context provider.
- Running the app.
Integrating your Smart Contract with Frontend
In this article, we are going to learn how to connect a smart contract to the front end. To keep the process less complex and focus on the integration process, the smart contract in itself is kept simple. You can easily introduce multiple complex functions once you understand the basics.
For this tutorial, we are simply putting a campaign on the local blockchain, and once it has been mined it will be shown on the front end. I have taken this example because to take in the data from the front and put it back is the most basic thing, once you learn that, you can, of course, perform any required function on the data and then show it on the front page.
Table of Content
- Prerequisites
- Approach to integrating your Smart Contract with Frontend
- Implementation
- Conclusion
- FAQs related to Integrating your Smart Contract with Frontend
Contact Us