- yarn && yarn build
- NEXT_PUBLIC_WALLET_CONNECT_ID={projectId} yarn dev
To get the projectId: You need a projectId from the WalletConnect Cloud to run the Hyperlane Warp Route UI successfully. Sign up to WalletConnect Cloud, create new project with AppKit and Next.js and copy the projectId from there.
- Holesky faucet: https://cloud.google.com/application/web3/faucet/ethereum/holesky
- ART faucet: https://discord.com/invite/artelanetwork
- USDC on Holesky: contract address 0x16B29F45D3fFFB9a17c1F09e92A8e1446d34eAbc, send EOA address to Luke.
This repo contains an example web interface for interchain tokens built with Hyperlane Warp Route. Warp is a framework to permisionlessly bridge tokens to any chain.
This app is built with Next & React, Wagmi, RainbowKit, and the Hyperlane SDK.
- Constants that you may want to change are in
./src/consts/
, see the following Customization section for details. - The index page is located at
./src/pages/index.tsx
- The primary features are implemented in
./src/features/
See CUSTOMIZE.md for details about adjusting the tokens and branding of this app.
# Install dependencies
yarn
# Build Next project
yarn build
You need a projectId
from the WalletConnect Cloud to run the Hyperlane Warp Route UI successfully.
Sign up to WalletConnect Cloud, create
new project with AppKit and Next.js and copy the projectId
from there.
You can add .env.local
file next to .env.example
where you set projectId
copied from WalletConnect Cloud.
# Start the Next dev server
yarn dev
Or you can set the WalletConnect Cloud projectId
to use as follows:
NEXT_PUBLIC_WALLET_CONNECT_ID=<projectId> yarn dev
# Lint check code
yarn lint
# Check code types
yarn typecheck
# Format code using Prettier
yarn prettier
# Delete build artifacts to start fresh
yarn clean
The easiest hosting solution for this Next.JS app is to create a project on Vercel.
For more information, see the Hyperlane documentation.