Overview

The Ethereum Boilerplate is a fully Typescript ready NextJS component that allows for fast building of decentralized applications (dApps) without the need for running one’s own backend. It utilizes the Moralis platform and supports various blockchains and their test networks. The boilerplate also has an active community ready to provide support and assistance.

Features

• Ethereum Components: The boilerplate includes several Ethereum components such as NFTBalances, ERC20Balances, ERC20Transfers, NFTTransfers, and Transactions.
• Moralis Integration: The components utilize the Moralis EVM API, eliminating the need for an active web3 provider.
• Quick Start Guide: The boilerplate provides a quick start guide for easy setup and installation.
• Active Community Support: The project has a vibrant and helpful community that is available to provide assistance and answer questions.

Installation

To install the Ethereum Boilerplate, follow these steps:

1. Clone or fork the ethereum-boilerplate repository.
2. Install all dependencies.
3. Rename the .env.local.example file to .env.local and provide the required data. Obtain the Web3 API Key from the Moralis dashboard.
4. Fill the necessary environment variables in the .env.local file in the root of the application, including the Moralis API Key and the app address.
5. Run the application.

Summary

The Ethereum Boilerplate is a powerful tool for building decentralized applications using NextJS and Typescript. It offers a set of pre-built components that integrate seamlessly with the Moralis platform, eliminating the need for running one’s own backend. With its quick installation process and active community support, the Ethereum Boilerplate provides developers with a convenient solution for fast and efficient dApp development.