Overview

The ETH Basic Typescript Starter is a monorepo designed to help users get started with building decentralized applications (dapps) on the Ethereum blockchain. The starter includes a Counter smart contract that can be deployed on a local Anvil instance, along with a dapp built with React and Typescript. The project also includes various utilities for multi-chain deployments, an upgradeable Counter example, and a Subgraph for indexing smart contracts. Additionally, the starter provides a Docker Compose file for quickly running the Anvil and graph-node locally, as well as wagmi and RainbowKit for generating custom hooks. The project uses Tailwind CSS with DaisyUI and recommends using Rivet, a developer wallet and devtool, for local development.

Features

• Simple Counter smart contract for local deployment on Anvil instance
• Dapp built with React and Typescript using Vite for fast development
• Multi-chain deployment utilities
• Upgradeable Counter example
• Subgraph for indexing smart contracts
• Docker Compose file for quick local setup of Anvil and graph-node
• wagmi-cli for generating custom hooks
• GraphQL-codegen for generating hooks to query the Subgraph from the dapps
• Integration with Tailwind CSS and DaisyUI for styling
• Recommendation to use Rivet for local development

Installation

To get started with the ETH Basic Typescript Starter, follow these steps:

1. Set the required environment variables (optional).
2. Install the necessary dependencies.
3. Start the development process, which will concurrently launch the Anvil instance and start the React app dev server.
4. Deploy the Counter smart contract on your local chain and regenerate custom hooks into your wagmi-config.

Summary

The ETH Basic Typescript Starter is a comprehensive monorepo that provides all the necessary tools and resources to start building Ethereum dapps quickly. It includes a Counter smart contract, a React and Typescript dapp, multi-chain deployment utilities, an upgradeable Counter example, and a Subgraph for indexing smart contracts. The starter also includes convenient features like a Docker Compose file for quick local setup and tools like wagmi-cli and RainbowKit for generating custom hooks. With its integration of Tailwind CSS and DaisyUI, the starter offers easy and customizable styling options. Overall, this starter is a valuable resource for anyone looking to dive into Ethereum development.