In this repo you can find some ideas for your final project and also some resources which might be useful to complete the project. Of course, you are free to use your own creativity to come up with variations on these examples.
In case you have any questions feel free to reach out!
UZH's Cardano network has it's own Blockfrost instance which you can use to query blockchain data. There are a few options to explore this:
- Install Postman (https://www.postman.com/downloads/)
- Import the custom Postman configuration from here for the UZH network - in order to import you need to create a Postman account.
- You'll have all the available API calls available in Postman.
- If you take a look at the Blockfrost API documentation you can find an overview of all the API calls.
- The base URL for UZH Blockfrost is http://cardano20.ifi.uzh.ch:3000
- (update): better to use Blockfrost URL: http://cardano20.ifi.uzh.ch/v0/ ... OR http://cardano20.ifi.uzh.ch/api/v0
- (update): in PyCardano use base_url:
http://cardano20.ifi.uzh.ch- pyCardano will translate to the above URL's.
UZH is running a local Submit API. You can submit created transactions to http://cardano20.ifi.uzh.ch:8090/api/submit/tx
Python
headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/cbor'}
response = requests.post("http://cardano20.ifi.uzh.ch:8090/api/submit/tx", data=signed_tx.to_cbor(), headers=headers)You can find a large repository of Cardano developer tools on https://developers.cardano.org/tools