The new DragonFruit website.
While this is currently online it is still being built. Most important differences compared to the old site are better layouts and mobile usability is significantly better.
Bug reports are being accepted (provided they provide enough detail to diagnose the issue), and can be opened using GitHub issues. Feature requests are welcome, but will be low priority until the main site has been built to match the legacy site (codenamed Yuna).
The latest release of the site can be found at https://dragonfruit.network
Sakura is built using ASP.NET Blazor WebAssembly using MudBlazor as the component design provider. It runs almost entirely client-side with Yuna providing an API to provide data as needed.
To build/test/develop a copy of Sakura make sure you have the following prerequisites:
- A desktop with .NET 6 SDK.
- If you're using Visual Studio 2022, ensure the ASP.NET and web development workload is installed
- Otherwise, ensure the
wasm-toolsworkload is installed (dotnet workload install wasm-tools)
- An IDE you're comfortable with. We recommend using JetBrains Rider or ReSharper and Visual Studio to access improved code formatting and styling suggestions.
- A modern browser. CanIUse says 95+% of browsers support WebAssembly, so this shouldn't be an issue
- You can access
localhoston your computer. If you can't some pages won't work due to the warning below
Warning: CORS is enabled on our API to only allow requests from localhost (debugging) and *.dragonfruit.network (production).
Deploying your own copy on a custom domain may result in some features not working as expected.
Clone the repo using git:
git clone https://github.com/dragonfruitnetwork/sakura DragonFruit.Sakura
cd DragonFruit.Sakura
Double-clicking the .sln or a .csproj file inside the folder should open your IDE with all the files listed in a sidebar. VS Code users may need to open the project as a folder instead before being able to view the structure.
We bundle a launchSettings.json file which should work with all IDEs mentioned in this file. You should use the build/run functionality provided by your IDE to get started. If your IDE won't build or run the project, you can run the following command in the folder containing the .sln file
dotnet run --project DragonFruit.Sakura
If you're not interested in debugging, you can add -c Release onto the end of the command to get a "Release" copy. This may take longer to build because of optimisations but will result in smaller binaries/faster performance.
Contributions are welcome in multiple forms. The main ways you can contribute are testing the site and reporting bugs, or providing changes through pull requests.
While we do have a structure already in place, if you feel it is wrong or should be changed, feel free to bring it up in an issue. The same applies to any libraries we're using and build/test procedures. Feedback is welcome and helps the project advance and enables more people to get involved.
DragonFruit Sakura is licensed under AGPL version 3 or later. Refer to the licence file for more information. In short, if you want to use any resource from this project, you must open source your project under the same licence and provide attribution.Note this doesn't include the DragonFruit Network name or logo, these shouldn't be used.
If you are unsure about any of the license terms, drop us a line at inbox@dragonfruit.network or join our Discord server and ask there.