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create-rise-dapp

v0.1.5

Published

Create RISE blockchain dApps with one command

Readme

create-rise-dapp

Create RISE blockchain dApps with one command.

Quick Start

# Install globally (recommended)
npm install -g create-rise-dapp
create-rise-dapp my-rise-dapp

# Or use npx
npx create-rise-dapp my-rise-dapp

Usage

Interactive Mode

Run without arguments to use the interactive prompts:

npx create-rise-dapp

With Arguments

# Create app with specific template
npx create-rise-dapp my-pump-clone --template pump

# Create app with all templates
npx create-rise-dapp my-rise-suite --template all

# Skip all prompts
npx create-rise-dapp my-app -y

Available Templates

  • chat - Real-time messaging with karma system
  • pump - Token launchpad like pump.fun
  • frenpet - Virtual pet game with VRF battles
  • leverage - Leverage trading app

Options

  • -t, --template <template> - Template to use (chat, pump, frenpet, all)
  • -y, --yes - Skip prompts and use defaults
  • --no-git - Skip git initialization
  • --no-install - Skip dependency installation
  • --legacy - Use old template approach (not recommended)

What's Included

Each template comes with:

  • Smart contracts written in Solidity
  • Frontend built with Next.js and TypeScript
  • Blockchain integration using wagmi
  • Real-time updates via WebSocket
  • Production-ready UI components
  • Deployment scripts

Development

After creating your app:

cd my-rise-dapp

# Deploy contracts
npm run deploy-and-sync

# Start development server
npm run dev

How It Works - Direct Template Approach

create-rise-dapp now uses a direct template approach that creates apps directly from the working directories (frontend/, contracts/, scripts/) rather than maintaining separate template files.

Benefits

  • ✅ Templates are always up-to-date with latest features
  • ✅ No duplicate files to maintain
  • ✅ Instant access to bug fixes and improvements
  • ✅ Smaller package size (29MB saved!)

Template Configuration

Templates are configured in src/create-app-direct.js:

  • TEMPLATE_MAPPINGS - Defines which files belong to each template
  • contractConfig - Contains deployed contract addresses
  • BASE_FILES - Common files shared across all templates

For Contributors

To add features or modify templates:

  1. Make changes in the main /frontend/ or /contracts/ directories
  2. Update TEMPLATE_MAPPINGS if adding template-specific files
  3. See Creating Templates Guide for new templates
  4. See Adding Features Guide for base features

License

MIT