create-dapp
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Create React Ethereum apps, ready to use with Ledger and MetaMask
IMPORTANT: this package is deprecated due to the fact we had to move away from U2F. Contributions are welcome to make it running in WebUSB!
Welcome to Ledger DApp starter kit, web app backed by Ethereum smart contract. Out of the box support of Ledger devices and MetaMask.
bootstrap a project with:
yarn create dapp new-project-name
OR
npm i -g create-dapp
create-dapp new-project-name
npm install -g truffle ganache-cli
Run a development Ethereum network:
ganache-cli --networkId 1337
Alternatively you can run on Ethereum testnet.
Run the truffle tool, to generate and compile the contracts. NB: the truffle project lives under src/dapp
cd src/dapp
truffle compile
truffle deploy --network development
Adapt the deploy based on your need. Read truffle documentation for more information.
Run the web app:
npm start
Read create-react-app documentation for more information.
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Create React Ethereum apps, ready to use with Ledger and MetaMask
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