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Eclipse Program Registry Guide

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Last updated 5 months ago

What is the Eclipse Program Registry?

The Eclipse Program Registry serves as a somewhat comprehensive list of programs running on the Eclipse network. It can be found .

This guide will walk you through the steps necessary to add your program to the registry.

Prerequisites

Before you submit your program to the registry, ensure you have:

  • A program deployed on the Eclipse blockchain.

  • A public GitHub repository for your program's code.

    • Your repository should be prepared according to so the program can be verified against the source code.

  • A published IDL (Interface Definition Language) on-chain.

    • The Anchor CLI docs . You'll need to use initif it's your first time, or upgradeif you're updating the IDL.

    • When done correctly, a published IDL will look like on our explorer.

Submission Process

To submit your program to the Eclipse Program Registry, you need to create a pull request (PR) with the following items completed:

  1. Update programs.yaml File

Add an entry for your program in the programs.yaml file. The example below uses our Canonical Bridge. Replace the info with your program's details.

- name: canonical_bridge
  description: The Eclipse Canonical Bridge facilitates depositing and withdrawing ether from the Eclipse Chain
  repo: https://github.com/Eclipse-Laboratories-Inc/syzygy/tree/main/solana-programs/canonical_bridge
  icon: https://i.imgur.com/y0JEPfQ.png
  framework: Anchor
  program_address: br1xwubggTiEZ6b7iNZUwfA3psygFfaXGfZ1heaN9AW
  categories:
    - Bridge
  • The Eclipse team will review your submission.

  • If all criteria are met, your PR will be merged.

  • Upon successful merging, your program will be eligible to be featured in the Eclipse Program Explorer.

After Submission

After your pull request is created:

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