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This is a fork of the original network list by Anton Nell.

To add a subnet, fork this repo and add a new object in the components/chain/subnets.json file with the details below. Create a PR to merge your change into this repo and it'll automatically go live.

If you want your project to appear in the projects page, check also how to add a project.

Subnet attributes details:

{
  "name": "", // chain name
  "chain: "", // used to search
  "title": "", // display name
  "description": "", // optional, max 150 characters
  "projectURL": "", // optional, http URL to the prooject
  "isLive" : true/false // indicates if the subnet is test or live
  "nativeCurrency.name": "", // name of the project token
  "nativeCurrency.symbol": "", // symbol of the project token
  "nativeCurrency.decimals": 18, //
  "chainId": 0x12345 // required for the button to add to metamask. 0x format
  "rpc": "", // RPC endpoint. Required for button to add to metamask
  "blockchain" : "", // optional. provided by Avalanche
  "subnetId" : "", // optional. provided by Avalanche
  "validators": 123 // optional. number of validators
  "faucets": [] // list of urls of different faucets. Maximum 3
  "explorers": []  // list of explorer urls

}

If you're currently running your own validator and you're open to whitelist someone's subnet, you can create a PR including your details in the components/validator/validator.json file as follows:

 {
    "nodeID": "NodeID-xxxxxxx", // your validator node id
    "totalStake": 23496, // amount stacked in the validator
    "feePercentage": 2, // validator fee
    "openToValidate": true, // change to false if you just want to list your validator in the site
    "contactURL": "" // link to a website contact page, discord or telegram

  },

Important: we do not recommend to include an email address as a contact method to avoid spam.

If you want to submit your project so it appears in the projects page, create a pull request adding your project information in the components/project/projects.json file as follows:

{
    "name": "", // project name
    "description": "",  // project description. One or two phrases
    "logo": "/logos/xxx.jpg", // upload your project logo image to /public/logos/
    "website": "" // project website
  },

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First, run the development server:

npm run dev
# or
yarn dev

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