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## Sample Dapp Contract
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Inside the `example` folder, you will find a simple Truffle project with the following Solidity contract:
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Inside the `smart-contracts` folder, you will find a simple Truffle project with the following Solidity contract:
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pragma solidity ^0.5.0;
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## Two Frontend UIs
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Also inside the `example` folder, there are two folders (`app-ethers` and `app-web3js`) each containing a simple React frontend for the above contract. The only substantial difference between these two UIs is located in the `useCounterContract.js` files.
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There are two folders (`app-ethers` and `app-web3js`) each containing a simple React frontend for the above contract. The only substantial difference between these two UIs is located in the `useCounterContract.js` files.
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Here are the direct links for your convenience:
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- [Ethers.js App](./example/app-ethers/useCounterContract.js)
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- [Web3.js App](./example/app-web3js/useCounterContract.js)
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- [Ethers.js App](./app-ethers/useCounterContract.js)
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- [Web3.js App](./app-web3js/useCounterContract.js)
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### Running the apps
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