The draft-daddy from mattpereira

draft-daddy's Introduction

⛓️ On Chain Buidls

A dynamic SVG NFT project for the BuidlGuidl
Uses chainlink functions to verify membership by making request from smart contract to off chain API
Dynamically displays NFT's background color, build count, and ens name

A contest where players are airdropped ERC-20 tokens to deposit into ERC-4626 vaults
Uses Chainlink VRF to randomly determine return on investment for each of the three vaults
Leaderboard and round state are tracked using events emitted on chain

Learn how to integrate price feeds in your smart contracts using AggregatorV3Interface
Spin the wheel of fruit to request a verifiably random number from the VRF Coordinator
Play with the simple counter contract to understand how chainlink keeper nodes perform automated tasks on chain

Swap tokens using uniswap's smart order router that computes the optimal route before executing the swap
Gets the price for a base asset in terms of a quote asset using chainlink price feeds
Fetches abi from etherscan API and output the result to a .json file inside the ./abis directory

Full stack, single page web app managing all data for a local golf organization
Users are able to input their strokes, putts, and greenies as they play each golf round
Custom built internal API that handles create, read, update, and delete operations
Calculates handicaps and points for determining individual tournament and season long champions

Elementary school website promoting services and providing up to date information for parents
Offers forms that enable users to send the school messages via emails that are DKIM verified with Postmark
Uses a headless content management system to update data and images displayed on the site

draft-daddy's People

Maybe go all out on just the overlay for this year?

We want to populate the nfl_matchup table with data for the 2023 nfl season.

Decide how many weeks you want to include
Decide if the Matchup model's fields and types are appropriate
- If you decide to change model you will need to python mange.py makemigrations to update the database version control and then use python manage.py migrate to apply the changes to db tables.
Figure out how to make a CSV file with the appropriate data for each field in the nfl Matchup model
Put the csv file in backend/nfl/management/commands folder next to existing nfl_teams.csv
Add the necessary logic to the handle function of populate_db.py file
See comment in file for how to execute the populate_db.py script