CyberConnect is a decentralized social graph protocol that helps decentralized applications (dApps) bootstrap network effects and builds personalized social experiences. The decentralized protocol allows users to own their social connections while providing a composable social data layer for developers.
Social graph is a map that represents social relations between users. It is a representation of how people, groups, communities, etc. are connected to each other. A social graph is a powerful means to position an individual or entity in a complex network of connections, affiliations, and organizations – all of which define their social existence.
CyberConnect allows web3 developers to plug into a universal social data layer, empowering them to build a variety of meaningful social products and services.
The protocol is implemented through a suite of components, including decentralized content computation as well as a distributed indexing and query engine. By defining a data standard and storage infrastructure for organizing social data, as well as a recommendation indexing system for providing a personalized user experience, CyberConnect’s social graph supplies all the necessary social connection data for a web3 app to easily bootstrap their product and jumpstart network effects.
<aside> 💡 CyberConnect’s decentralized social graph protocol is composed of two major elements:
The first is our software development kit (SDK) which is a developer-friendly set of tools that helps in writing social connection data to decentralized storage networks like IPFS or Arweave. The second is the Social Data Network that empowers dApps to tap into the CyberConnect social graph and build powerful personalized user-experiences by wielding network effects.
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Install CyberConnect JS SDK
yarn add @cyberlab/cyberconnect
Install GraphQL packages
yarn add graphql graphql-request
Add CyberConnect Protocol endpoint & Initialize the GraphQL Client
import { GraphQLClient, gql } from "graphql-request";
// CyberConnect Protocol endpoint
const CYBERCONNECT_ENDPOINT = "<https://api.cybertino.io/connect/>";
// Initialize the GraphQL Client
const client = new GraphQLClient(CYBERCONNECT_ENDPOINT);
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A: CyberConnect supports all EVM compatible chains, which means you can develop on chains including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, Fantom, Arbitrum, and OKC Chain among others.
CyberConnect also supports Solana.
A: CyberConnect is fully open source. Our mission is to return social data ownership back to users while empowering developers to build powerful and meaningful social products. For now, the protocol is completely free to use and query from.
👉 You can submit your work here.
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