ByteGuard is a decentralized data management system designed to protect digital creators' intellectual property. Built on the SUI blockchain, it enables users to mint their data as NFTs with embedded smart contracts, ensuring transparency and fair compensation for data usage.

Our motivation is to empower creators in the digital space by providing them with control over their content, ensuring their creative rights are respected and rewarded in the age of AI and machine learning.

• Data Ownership: Upload and mint your data as NFTs on the SUI blockchain.
• Smart Contract Integration: Define the terms of data usage through smart contracts.
• Real-Time Alerts: Get immediate notifications when your data is accessed or used.
• Ethical Data Sourcing: Organizations can access data transparently and ethically.

Before deploying your move code, ensure that you have installed the Sui CLI. You can follow the Sui installation instruction to get everything set up.

This template uses devnet by default, so we'll need to set up a devnet environment in the CLI:

sui client new-env --alias devnet --rpc https://fullnode.devnet.sui.io:443
sui client switch --env devnet

If you haven't set up an address in the sui client yet, you can use the following command to get a new address:

sui client new-address secp256k1

This well generate a new address and recover phrase for you. You can mark a newly created address as you active address by running the following command with your new address:

sui client switch --address 0xYOUR_ADDRESS...

We can ensure we have some Sui in our new wallet by requesting Sui from the faucet (make sure to replace the address with your address):

curl --location --request POST 'https://faucet.devnet.sui.io/gas' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data-raw '{
    "FixedAmountRequest": {
        "recipient": "<YOUR_ADDRESS>"
    }
}'

The move code for this template is located in the move directory. To publish it, you can enter the move directory, and publish it with the Sui CLI:

cd move
sui client publish --gas-budget 100000000 assetdb

In the output there will be an object with a "packageId" property. You'll want to save that package ID to the src/constants.ts file as PACKAGE_ID:

export const DEVNET_COUNTER_PACKAGE_ID = "<YOUR_PACKAGE_ID>";

Now that we have published the move code, and update the package ID, we can start the app.

To install dependencies you can run

pnpm install

To start your dApp in development mode run

pnpm dev

To build your app for deployment you can run

pnpm build