📪Making a post
Here's a simplified guide on how you might implement a post creation feature using the contract:
User Interface:
Develop a user-friendly interface where users can input their KYC data, such as their name and user ID.
Include a form for users to submit their KYC data and a button to initiate the submission process.
Smart Contract Integration:
Connect your user interface to the Ethereum blockchain using a library like Web3.js or ethers.js.
Implement JavaScript functions to interact with the smart contract methods, such as
submitKYC()
.
Submission Process:
When a user fills out the KYC submission form and submits it, your JavaScript function should call the
submitKYC()
function in the smart contract.Ensure that appropriate validations are performed on the user input before submitting the data to the contract.
Transaction Confirmation:
Handle transaction confirmation events to provide feedback to users about the status of their KYC submission.
You can display a loading indicator while waiting for the transaction to be mined and then update the UI with the result.
Optional: Verification Process:
If your system includes a verification step, implement a feature for designated signers to verify submitted KYC data using the
verifyKYC()
function.Update the UI to reflect the verification status of KYC data.
Feedback and Error Handling:
Implement error handling to notify users of any issues encountered during the submission process.
Provide feedback to users upon successful submission or verification of their KYC data.
Security Considerations:
Ensure that sensitive user data is handled securely and that appropriate measures are in place to protect user privacy.
Implement appropriate access controls to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive functions in the smart contract.
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