Ethereum Smart Contract - add string of digits to the blockchain
Budget: $10 – $15 USD
Hi,
I am an intermediate beginner at best when it comes to Ethereum blockchain programming. So right now I'm searching for a solution to a problem that I have and I want to see if Ethereum Blockchain technology can be the answer. So at this point I'm not looking for a programmer for this job but answers to if it can be done. If it can be done, then I may want to hire a programmer vs trying todo it myself.
What I'm looking todo:
This is an example / hypothetical
I want to write and store a story on the blockchain, and I know it cost gas and therefor it could become very expensive to implement. That's okay, I understand the cost.
So, I would like to be able to have a story contract that allows me to store and add new letters/words/sentences/paragraphs, in a continuous string, at different times to the blockchain. First, I start with a paragraph and add it to the blockchain, then two weeks later I want to add a new paragraph to the story on the blockchain. This ability continues on indefinitely as long as I have the gas fee to run the contract that adds the story to the blockchain. Can this be done?
If so, can I use / create a token for this process? What is the difference in creating a token, let's call it "stroyCoin", to add words to the blocking vs just a contract that adds to the blockchain? If I used storyCoin could it be programmed such that anytime some one added to the story they got one token per word?
And lastly, how can I access a smart contract without using javascript only and not web3.js? How could I access just the storyCoin in the example above using only javascript and not the entire web3.js library? The reason why is the program I'm writing has limited space so I can't use web3.js.
Thanks!
I am an intermediate beginner at best when it comes to Ethereum blockchain programming. So right now I'm searching for a solution to a problem that I have and I want to see if Ethereum Blockchain technology can be the answer. So at this point I'm not looking for a programmer for this job but answers to if it can be done. If it can be done, then I may want to hire a programmer vs trying todo it myself.
What I'm looking todo:
This is an example / hypothetical
I want to write and store a story on the blockchain, and I know it cost gas and therefor it could become very expensive to implement. That's okay, I understand the cost.
So, I would like to be able to have a story contract that allows me to store and add new letters/words/sentences/paragraphs, in a continuous string, at different times to the blockchain. First, I start with a paragraph and add it to the blockchain, then two weeks later I want to add a new paragraph to the story on the blockchain. This ability continues on indefinitely as long as I have the gas fee to run the contract that adds the story to the blockchain. Can this be done?
If so, can I use / create a token for this process? What is the difference in creating a token, let's call it "stroyCoin", to add words to the blocking vs just a contract that adds to the blockchain? If I used storyCoin could it be programmed such that anytime some one added to the story they got one token per word?
And lastly, how can I access a smart contract without using javascript only and not web3.js? How could I access just the storyCoin in the example above using only javascript and not the entire web3.js library? The reason why is the program I'm writing has limited space so I can't use web3.js.
Thanks!