Vanilla Juicenet (Stake) UI

Installing

git clone git@github.com:vanilladefi/stake.git
cd stake
yarn install

Development

To get the Vanilla Juicenet UI running, you must first copy & define the environment variables in .env.example to .env. The UI is currently by default configured to run on the Polygon Mumbai public testnet.

cp .env.example .env

Polygon Mainnet

After that's done, you can customize the environment variables to use your own Alchemy API keys or run the UI on top of a different deployed contract address and network. For example, to run the UI on the Polygon mainnet, you must change the NEXT_PUBLIC_NETWORK to equal matic and the NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN_ID to equal 137. Together with this, you must get a Polygon mainnet API key to set in NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_POLYGON_API_KEY.

NOTE: The NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_ETHEREUM_API_KEY can be left as-is, but if you run into rate limiting issues, we recommend you get your own API key for the Ethereum mainnet too. The Ethereum mainnet is only used for fetching the user's VNL balance.

Local Polygon Mainnet Fork

For new feature development it's good to use a local network rather than a public testnet. To enable this, NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_POLYGON_API_KEY must be removed, the NEXT_PUBLIC_CHAIN_ID set to your local testnet's chain ID (137 for https://github.com/vanilladefi/juicenet-contracts right now.), and NEXT_PUBLIC_NETWORK set to local. If you want to use something else than the deployed & forked contract, for example a new, strictly local deployment, be sure to set your contract address to NEXT_PUBLIC_VANILLA_ROUTER_ADDRESS.

Remember to use the correct network with your wallets and use test accounts for testing!