ChiaLinks.com is a collection of curated links and resources for the Chia community.
Besides the collection of links, there are a number of resources original to ChiaLinks.com:
- Chia Network Roadmap - is mostly a lookback as the forward looking roadmap has been replaced by the official Chia Network roadmap.
- Collection of Chia mentions in news articles
- Chia Ecosystem Map
- Getting started guides for Chia and Chia NFTs
- Chia CHIP Tracker
- Donate and Support Ecosystem
- F.A.Q. from AMAs and transcribed answers
- General F.A.Q. and answers
- (not part of ChiaLinks) Chia Dev Tracker for open source development activity
- (removed) Chia Friends and Space Marmots NFT rarity list
The site is a static site built with Jekyll with the Just The Docs template. Flat icon set by baianat from www.flaticon.com used with attribution.
- Install Jekyll (incl. ruby) - Instructions
- Clone this repo
- Install required gems with
bundle install - Compile and serve site to localhost with
bundle exec jekyll serve
It is currently hosted on a DigitalOcean's App Platform (basic free tier) with builds triggered on any code change on the main GitHub branch.
It can alternatively be deployed to GitHub pages.
The general design of the site involves flat files of link entries associated with a set of one or more predefined tags. These tags determine which page and/or section a link shows up under.
Each page here contains a short page introduction and fetches & formats all links associated with that particular tag. Some pages such as wallets or exchanges contains custom formatting besides the default link listing.
featured and verified tags are handled uniquely to display them on the front page or add a green checkmark respectively.
These YAML flat files contain the items and link entries that are parsed by the various pages and layouts.
links.ymlentries for all links on the sitenews.ymlentries for news mentions of Chiaroadmap.yml roadmap-future.ymlentries to populate the Chia Roadmap/Timelinetags.ymlspecifies special handlings of tags such as which tags should use sections and which tags are considered sections themselves.
The various includes code blocks are used throughout the individual pages to format arrays of data (usually links). See comments in each for how the logical flow works.