Reading from the blockchain
Eclipse Token Dashboard demonstrates essential functionality like connecting wallets, checking balances, and sending tokens - all with a clean, approachable codebase.
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Eclipse Token Dashboard demonstrates essential functionality like connecting wallets, checking balances, and sending tokens - all with a clean, approachable codebase.
Last updated
Here's what the application looks like when running:
This example project covers:
Connecting crypto wallets to your dApp
Displaying token balances
Transferring tokens between addresses
Comparing gas fees across networks
Handling transaction receipts and errors
No previous blockchain experience needed - just basic React knowledge!
Built with beginner-friendly tools:
Next.js
Solana wallet adapters (compatible with Eclipse)
shadcn/ui components
Tailwind CSS
Node.js 18+
pnpm (or npm/yarn if you prefer)
Clone this repo
Install dependencies
Set up your environment
Create a .env.local
file:
Start the dev server
Before testing the app:
Make sure your wallet is set to the Eclipse testnet
For testnet, use this RPC URL: https://testnet.dev2.eclipsenetwork.xyz
If you switch to mainnet later, update your wallet settings accordingly
Some key aspects of the implementation:
This project is MIT licensed - feel free to use it as a starting point for your own applications!
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