A web application to provide useful tools. You can access it in https://9c-board.nine-chronicles.dev/.
- Create
.envfile to project root directory.
# Set network config map e.g.,
NETWORK_CONF_MAP="<networkType-nodeType>=<graphql-endpoint>,odin-main=http://url/graphql,odin-internal=http://url/graphql"
MIMIR_GRAPHQL_URL_MAP="<nodeType>=<mimir-graphql-endpoint>,main=https://mimir-internal.nine-chronicles.dev/graphql/"
yarn install
yarn codegen
yarn dev
NineChronicle's blockchain network is divided into planets, which can be found below.
- main network: https://planets.nine-chronicles.com/planets
- internal network: https://planets-internal.nine-chronicles.com/planets
As you can see above, NineChronicle's planets are divided into main and internal networks for deployment purposes. Therefore, each of the features provided here must be used separately for each planet and network.
This is a common way to determine what goes into the '[NETWORK]' location in the URL of a feature, which we'll discuss below.
| main | internal | |
|---|---|---|
| odin | odin-main | odin-internal |
| heimdall | heimdall-main | heimdall-internal |
And since this information is tied to the NETWORK_CONF_MAP value you define in your .env file, you can change it.
https://planetarium-9c-board.netlify.app/[NETWORK]/tablesheet/[TABLESHEET_NAME]
For instance, you can see current StakeRegularRewardSheet of odin-main network in https://planetarium-9c-board.netlify.app/odin-main/tablesheet/StakeRegularRewardSheet.
https://planetarium-9c-board.netlify.app/[NETWORK]/avatar/[AVATAR_ADDRESS]?<index=[BLOCK_INDEX]>
You can see some avatar state in web.
