Welcome to the world of Atlas! Atlas is a sophisticated user interface designed for exploring and interacting with the Joystream network, allowing users to watch content, trade NFTs, and much more. If you’re interested in running your own instance or contributing to this exciting project, you’re in the right place. Let’s get started!
Functionality of Atlas
- Watch content hosted on the Joystream network
- Explore the most popular content and channels
- Sign up for your Joystream membership
- Create a channel and publish content
- Issue and trade NFTs for the content you’ve published
Getting Started with Atlas
To run your own instance of Atlas, follow these steps:
1. Clone the Repository
First, you’ll need to clone the Atlas repository from GitHub. Open your terminal and type the following command:
git clone https://github.com/Joystream/atlas
2. Install Dependencies
After cloning the repo, navigate into the Atlas directory:
cd atlas
Then install all the necessary dependencies by running:
yarn install
3. Run the Development Server
Now that you have everything set up, start the development server with:
yarn atlas:dev
This command will start the server on localhost:3000, allowing you to access your new Atlas instance!
Understanding the Code: A Navigational Analogy
Imagine Atlas as a large, complex library. Each repository you clone is like a new section of books being added to your library. Installing dependencies is like organizing your bookshelves to ensure everything is orderly and easy to navigate. Once you run the development server, it’s akin to opening the doors of your library to the public, allowing visitors (users) to explore, read, and enjoy all that you have curated!
Contributing to the Atlas Project
Your contributions are welcome! Before diving in, familiarize yourself with these essential documents:
- CONTRIBUTING.md – A roadmap of our expectations in terms of work processes.
- Code conventions and styleguide – A guide on the coding style we adhere to.
- Technical overview – Insight into Atlas’s architecture and data sources.
If you’re looking for a starter task, check out the good first issue label or bugs in the project.
Quick Troubleshooting Tips
- Ensure all dependencies are correctly installed. Sometimes a dependency might fail to install due to network or environment issues.
- If you can’t access the development server, double-check that you’ve navigated to the right directory and that the server is running on localhost:3000.
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Design Resources
For those interested in design, visit Joystream’s official Figma Community profile. This site hosts various design files that you can use as a foundation for your work. Supplementary documentation can also be found on the Atlas Design Space on Notion.
License Information
All software under this project is licensed as GPLv3 unless otherwise specified.
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Conclusion
Now that you have all the information you need to dive into Atlas, get started today and contribute to this amazing project! Happy coding!