A widget for submitting Ether to the pool.

• Node.js v12+
• Yarn package manager

This project requires an .env file which is distributed via private communication channels. A sample can be found in sample.env.

To get started, copy .env file to the repo root and install the dependencies:

yarn install

Then, start the development server:

yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

To build and push an image, run:

yarn docker-build

When starting a container, specify the following environment variables:

• ACTIVE_CHAIN_ID
• LIDO_CONTRACT_ADDRESS
• SUBMIT_GAS_LIMIT

IPFS does not provide a Node.js server, which is why it can only host a static version of this app.

To export the widget to static HTML, run

yarn build

This command will build the production version of the app as well as run next export, which will output static files into out directory in the root of the project. For more info about static export, see next export docs.

Now to deploy the static website to IPFS, run

npx ipfs-deploy out

It may take a while to upload it to IPFS but if everything goes right, you will be taken to your newly-deployed widget in your browser. For more info, please visit ipfs-deploy github page.