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Spheron Open Source Software (OSS) Projects

Welcome to the Spheron Open Source Software (OSS) Projects repository! This README provides an overview of all the open-source projects developed and maintained by Spheron. Feel free to explore these projects, contribute, and use them in your own work.

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. List of Projects
  3. Contributing
  4. License
  5. Contact

Introduction

Spheron is committed to building high-quality open-source software to help the community and foster innovation. We believe in the power of collaboration and welcome contributions from developers all around the world.

This repository serves as a directory for all our open-source projects. Each project listed here is a link to its respective repository, where you can find detailed documentation, installation instructions, and more.

List of Projects

Here is a list of all the open-source projects developed by Spheron:

  1. Spheron Bot Marketplace

    • Spheron Bot Marketplace is a dedicated platform for bot creators to showcase and discover a diverse range of open-source bots, fostering a community of high-quality projects.

  2. Incognfto

    • Incognfto is a private NFT gallery where only the owner can view their NFTs. The owner's name is displayed on each NFT, and users have the ability to unlock their own NFTs. Incognfto leverages the Lit Protocol for encrypting and decrypting NFTs, providing a secure and private environment for NFT owners.

  3. VidNFT

    • VidNFT is a decentralized gallery for video NFTs built using the Spheron Browser SDK and Livepeer. VidNFT allows users to discover, mint, buy, and showcase their video NFTs in a user-friendly and decentralized environment.

  4. SpheronSYNC

    • SpheronSYNC is a tool built specifically to facilitate the seamless migration of your data from one IPFS provider to Spheron without the need for complex configurations.

  5. Spheron-Site-Deployer-Service

    • Spheron Site Deployer Service is an automated blockchain-driven deployment service that leverages Spheron and PushAPI for secure and decentralized frontend delivery.

  6. Spheron Notification Service

    • Spheron Notification Service is a flexible solution for setting up your own notification service for Discord and Slack channels.

  7. Raffle Template

    • Raffle Template is a simple NFT raffle application designed to streamline the process of hosting NFT raffles, offering a customizable smart contract and intuitive interface for both raffle organizers and participants.

  8. Spheron NFT Marketplace

    • A comprehensive NFT Marketplace where users can mint, list, buy, and resell NFTs within a robust and decentralized ecosystem using Spheron's Storage, Compute, and Site services.

  9. Tableland-Compute-Simple-Auth

    • An integration of Spheron's computational power with Tableland's secure on-chain authentication, offering an enhanced level of security combined with efficient performance.

  10. Reef NFT Marketplace

    • A comprehensive NFT Marketplace showcasing the power of Spheron and Reef, where users can mint, list, and buy NFTs within a robust and decentralized ecosystem.

Feel free to explore these projects, star them on GitHub, and open issues or pull requests if you have any questions or want to contribute.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the open-source community. To contribute, please follow these steps:

  1. Fork the Repository: Click the "Fork" button in the top-right corner of the respective project's repository to create a copy of it in your GitHub account.

  2. Create a New Branch: Before making any changes, create a new branch in your forked repository. Use one of the following naming conventions for your branch:

    • feat/your-branch-name for new features.
    • fix/your-branch-name for bug fixes.

    Use a descriptive branch name that reflects the changes you plan to make.

  3. Make Your Changes: Make your desired changes to the code in your branch. Ensure your code follows our coding standards.

  4. Commit Your Changes: Commit your changes with clear and concise commit messages.

  5. Push Your Changes: Push your changes to your forked repository on GitHub.

  6. Create a Pull Request (PR): Open a Pull Request (PR) in the respective project's repository and provide a detailed description of your changes. We will review your PR, and if everything looks good, we'll merge it into the main branch.

We appreciate your help in making our projects better.

License

Each project listed here may have its own license. Please refer to the respective project's repository for licensing information.

Contact

If you have any questions, suggestions, or need assistance with any of our projects, you can reach out to us through the following channels:

Thank you for your interest in Spheron's open-source projects! We hope you find them valuable and enjoy using them.