Gitcoin Grows Open Source. Learn more at https://gitcoin.co

This is the website that is live at gitcoin.co

• Gitcoin
• web repo
  • How to interact with this repo
    • On Github
    • On Gitcoin
  • What
• Developing
  • HTTPS API
  • Running Locally
• Trying out Gitcoin
  • Posting your first issue
• Integrating Gitcoin
  • Integrating the 'available work widget' on your repo.
  • Adding GitcoinBot to your repo
  • Adding your token to Gitcoin
• Legal
• License

Star and watch this github repository to stay up to date, we're pushing new code several times per week!

Check out the CHANGELOG for details about recent changes to this repository.

Also,

• want to become a contributor ? Checkout our guidelines.
• check out the gitcoinco organization-wide repo.
• check out the open issues list, especially the discussion label and easy-pickings.

Check out the available open issues on Gitcoin.

Functionally, the app has several key features:

• Smart Contracts -- Where funded issues are stored and indexed.
• Brochureware -- Describes the project.
• Funded Issue Explorer -- A searchable index of all of the work available in the system.
• Funded Issue Submission / Acceptance flow -- Interface between the application and web3.
• API - the HTTPS API
• Bot - the GitcoinBot

More about how/why to interact with web3 here.

Technically, the system is architected:

• Web3 The main source of truth for the system is the Ethereum blockchain. Check out the smart contracts.
• Web2 This part of the app is built with Python, Django, Postgres, and a handful of other tools that are common in the web2 ecosystem.
• Web 3 Bridge This is the bridge between web3 and the rest of the application. Mostly built in javascript(web3js) and python(web3py).
• Brochureware Just a nice little landing page telling folks what the Gitcoin project is.

For more information on the HTTPS API, please view the api README

For more information on running the app locally, please view the running locally README

For more information on running the app locally, please view the running locally README

For more information on overriding the local dev environment configuration defaults, please view the environment variables documentation

If you

• have some work on your Github Issues board that you don't have time (or skills) to do.
• are dependant upon an upstream repo for something, and you'd like to incentivize them to work onit.

try posting a funded issue at https://gitcoin.co/new.

This widget will help you advertise that you support Gitcoin bounties, so that your community knows the best place to contribute.

Check out the widget readme to learn how

Gitcoinbot will allow you to add issues straight from github.

Check out the gitcoinbot readme to learn how

Have an ERC20 compatible token that you'ud like to add support for? Great!

Here is an example of how to do it

This is the high level flow of a bounty on Gitcoin:

''' Copyright (C) 2018 Gitcoin Core

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published
by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU Affero General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

'''

GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE