Eclipse Program Registry Guide
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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.
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 init
if it's your first time, or upgrade
if you're updating the IDL.
When done correctly, a published IDL will look like on our explorer.
To submit your program to the Eclipse Program Registry, you need to create a pull request (PR) with the following items completed:
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.
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 your pull request is created: