Tasks

1. Create a library that integrates with xCall

3. Build, deploy, and test a dApp based off of this library

Rewards

Evaluation Criteria

• Functionality — deployable and workable on xCall-connected-networks
• Documentation — quality, readable, descriptive, clear instructions from interface to implementation
• Efficiency — cost and speed efficient usage pattern
• Impact — open-sourced, publicly available code via Github
• Sustainability — extensible and a realistic path for reusability
• Originality — should be an original creation. If based on an open-source code, needs to contain clear improvements on the original (and comply with applicable licenses)

How to Submit

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Instructions

Create a library that integrates with xCall. This can be either a library capable of operating on-chain or a library for interacting with contracts from off-chain (e.g. RPC calling)

For an on-chain library, this may be something like OpenZeppelin, which can be used on top of the base xCall layer to manage messages for some purpose

For an off-chain library, this may be a library to interface with the xCall for frontend or backend process management

The library should provide a clear system for interacting with xCall. The target developer audience should clearly understand how to use this library. The library should be as efficient as possible with respect to speed and cost. This library should provide the best possible developer experience, minimizing responsibilities for developers and creating a clear usage specification

The library should be contained within it’s own repository