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@zero-tech/zapp-staking

v0.9.4

Published

## Running Locally

Downloads

20

Readme

zFi dApp

Running Locally

This zApp is designed to run in the context of zOS.

You will need to run npm run watch, and link the output folder (dist) to your local instance of zOS.

  1. nvm use
  2. npm i
  3. npm run watch

At this point, you should see a dist folder. This is the compiled version of your app. If you wish to import this into zOS, you will need to do the following:

  1. npm run link [location of zOS, e.g. ../zOS]

or, if the above script doesn't work for you:

  1. cd dist
  2. npm link
  3. cd [location of zOS]
  4. npm link [package name of this zApp from package.json]

Check node_modules in zOS - your package folder should be symlinked in there.