The Vega token website

Control panel for your VEGA tokens

Features

Starting the app:

yarn nx serve token

Example configurations are provided here:

For convenience, you can boot the app injecting one of the configurations above by running:

yarn nx run token:serve --env={env} # e.g. stagnet3

There are a few different configuration options offered for this app:

Flag	Purpose
`NX_APP_SENTRY_DSN`	The sentry endpoint to report to. Should be off in dev but set in live.
`NX_APP_CHAIN`	The ETH chain for the app to work on. Should be mainnet for live, but ropsten for preview deploys.
`NX_APP_VEGA_URL`	The GraphQL query endpoint of a Vega data node
`NX_APP_DEX_STAKING_DISABLED`	Disable the dex liquidity page an show a coming soon message
`NX_APP_FAIRGROUND`	Change styling to be themed as the fairground version of the website
`NX_APP_INFURA_ID`	Infura fallback for if the user does not have a web3 compatible browser
`NX_APP_HOSTED_WALLET_ENABLED`	If the hosted wallet is enabled or not. If so then allow users to login using the hosted wallet
`NX_APP_ENV`	Change network to connect to. When set to CUSTOM use CUSTOM_* vars for network parameters
`NX_ETH_URL_CONNECT` (optional)	If set to true the below two must also be set. This allows siging transactions in brower to allow to connect to a local ganache node through cypress
`NX_ETH_WALLET_MNEMONIC` (optional)	The mnemonic to be used to sign transactions with in browser
`NX_LOCAL_PROVIDER_URL` (optional)	The local node to use to send transaction to when signing in browser

For example configurations, check out our netlify.toml.

To run the minimal set of unit tests, run the following:

yarn nx test token

To run the UI automation tests with a mocked API, run:

yarn nx run token-e2e:e2e