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lisk-scaffold-dapp

v0.0.4

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Custom Lisk blockchain application scaffold

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liskDappblockchainscaffold

Readme

Lisk Scaffold

Version 0.0.4

Overview

🧪 Lisk Scaffold DApp is an open-source, robust framework designed to accelerate the development and deployment of decentralized applications (DApps) on the Lisk platform. It equips developers with essential tools and frameworks, making the initial steps of building a DApp straightforward and efficient.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Installation

You can quickly set up a new project using the command below:

npx lisk-scaffold-dapp@latest create

Key Components

The following components are available in this scaffolding tool:

  • Frontend Framework: Next.js
    • Wagmi
    • Viem
    • RainbowKit
    • Typescript
  • Backend Framework: Hardhat
    • Javascript

Usage

Follow these steps to create and configure your DApp project:

  1. Select Front-End and Smart Contract Frameworks: During setup, you'll choose from available frameworks like React for the frontend and Hardhat for smart contracts.
  2. Project Configuration: Provide a project name, which will be used to set up the directory structure.
  3. Customization and Setup: The tool automatically clones necessary components and configures your project based on the selections.
  4. Finalization: Once setup is complete, essential information and next steps are displayed, ensuring you are ready to begin development immediately.

Advanced Configuration

Generated projects include a package.json with metadata relevant to your DApp, which can be customized further. Configuration files for different packages are tailored during the setup to match project specifications.

Support and Contribution

For issues, suggestions, or contributions, please visit our GitHub repository.

Additional Notes

  • If your project setup does not involve web development, modifications like netlify.toml might be unnecessary.
  • Projects such as those developed with Flutter might not utilize a package.json.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Maintainers

  • @Jordan-type
  • @Ronexlemon
  • @anthonykimani

Using the CLI

  • additionally you can scaffold a project easily by using the command npx lisk-scaffold-dapp@latest create