EMIT is a multi-faceted ecosystem consisting of several distinct components. This aggregated README provides an overview of each project within the repository.

The EMIT Backend is built using NestJS and provides a robust API service. It implements key features such as:

• Modular Architecture: Organized into modules for authentication, blockchain monitoring, and task management.
• Secure Authentication: Uses JWT-based authentication with guard mechanisms to protect routes.
• Blockchain Monitoring: Tracks smart contract events and ensures data integrity.
• Docker Support: Enables containerized deployment for consistency across environments.

Setup and Usage:

1. Install dependencies using npm install or yarn install.
2. Create a .env file with the required environment variables (e.g., DATABASE_URL, SECRET_KEY, etc.).
3. Run in development mode: npm run start:dev.
4. For production, build and start with npm run build and npm run start:prod.

For details, see Backend README

The Contest Frontend offers a fast, modern, and responsive user interface built with React and Vite. It delivers an interactive contest experience with features such as:

• Modern UI/UX: Responsive design ensuring an optimal experience on all devices.
• Component-Based Architecture: Simplifies maintainability and reusability of code.
• Backend Integration: Connects seamlessly with the EMIT Backend for real-time data updates.

Setup and Usage:

1. Navigate to the ContestFront directory: cd ContestFront.
2. Install dependencies using npm install or yarn install.
3. Start the development server with npm run dev.

For details, see Contest Frontend README

EMIT Frontend delivers a comprehensive web interface for the EMIT ecosystem. Built with React, TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS, it offers:

• Rapid Development: Utilizes Vite for fast builds and hot module replacement.
• Clean and Scalable Code: Modular React components and robust styling via Tailwind CSS.
• Docker Support: Ready for containerized deployment.

Setup and Usage:

1. Navigate to the Emit-Frontend directory.
2. Install dependencies using pnpm install (or npm as preferred).
3. Start development with pnpm run dev.

For details, see Emit Frontend README

The Emit Instances project demonstrates a Hardhat-based setup for smart contract development and deployment. It includes:

• Sample Contracts & Tests: Provides example contracts and corresponding tests to validate functionality.
• Ignition Modules: Automates deployment tasks using Hardhat ignition (e.g., deploying the Lock contract).

Setup and Usage:

1. Run tests using: npx hardhat test.
2. Deploy contracts with: npx hardhat ignition deploy ./ignition/modules/Lock.ts.

For details, see Emit Instances README

Each component of the EMIT project is tailored to address specific requirements, from backend API services and blockchain monitoring to modern frontend interfaces and smart contract deployments. For further details, please refer to the individual README files in each project folder.