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@cndllabs/token-lists

v1.0.0-beta.29

Published

📚 The Token Lists specification

Readme

🔍  WLKR-Uniswap Token List

Not sure how to submit a pull request with the changes outlined below? Use our Customisation Request form for a hands off approach.

Request Form (Coming Soon)

🕵️  Custom Index Details v0.1

In order to add your own details for your Index, and verify it, please follow these steps:

  1. Get started by forking this repository
  2. Add a new file into the set-details folder that is named: [insert-your-set-address].setdetails.json (i.e. 0x1494CA1F11D487c2bBe4543E90080AeBa4BA3C2b.setdetails.json). A template can be found at set-details/template.setdetails.json
  3. Be sure to include any required media such as token or manager icons in the /assets directory under their respective folders
  4. Verify that the details match the required schema here by pasting the entire entry into this schema validator and see if your input JSON matches properly. See below if you need multi line descriptions
  5. Create a pull request against the master branch and follow the pull request template to submit the proper signature (signed current version number [i.e. 1] via TokenSets UI)
  6. Join our Discord and ping a team member to review your submission

🦄   TokenList Details

To add your Index details to our Tokenlist, or an Indexed Token not previously added, add an entry to the details in the set.tokenlist.json file, follow other submissions

🛂  Generating a Valid Signature

Each pull request must be accompanied by a valid signature signing the next monotomically increasing version number. To generate a signature:

  1. Head over to your Index page on WLKRIndex walkrfinancial.com/v2/set/your_set_address
  2. Once logged in, the name of your Set should appear in blue with an edit icon
  3. Tap on your Set's name and follow the steps in the popup

📰  Multi Line Descriptions

If you need to have multi-line JSON, you can use a HJSON converter to help with writing it.

  1. Head over to this tool
  2. On the left pannel, paste your multi line description under the multiline string comment, replacing the JSON Haiku
  3. Copy the output from the right pannel under haiku, omitting the trailing comma and paste into your setdetails.json file.