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Alchemix V2 UI

Repository for the v2 UI of Alchemix.

Setup

git clone https://github.com/alchemix-finance/alchemix-v2-frontend
cd alchemix-v2-frontend
cp .env.demo .env
yarn install

Fill the .env file with the required secrets.

Start local development server using yarn dev to fetch latest contract artifacts, or use yarn dev:noabi to skip that.

The app should be accessible on localhost:5005 by default.

Contributing

Branches

This repository is using two main branches for deployments:

New branches, when pushed, will also be built using our Vercel CI/CD pipeline, so minimize unneccessary pushes to tracked branches.

In general the process to contribute to the codebase looks like this:

  • Find issue or new feature you want to work on
  • Branch off of staging and use that as your working branch
  • Once ready, a pull request is supposed to be opened to merge your branch into staging

With the next deployment cycle, staging and all changes in it will be merged into prod.

Use descriptive language in your commit messages. Nobody likes to chase down changes to understand what is supposed to be changed.

Codestyle

To make it easier for all contributors, please respect the codestyle rules.

Disable hard wrapping on save in your editor for markdown files.

Note: this requires you to have done the steps in Setup first.

Webstorm

Open Webstorm settings and navigate to Preferences/Languages & Frameworks/JavaScript/Prettier, select the Prettier install from the local node_modules directory, add svelte to the glob pattern and enable Run on save for files.

Source: prettier.io docs

Next, navigate to Editor & Code Style, select Project in the scheme dropdown, click the Formatter tab and add *.md to the 'Do not Format' list.

VS Code

Using Svelte extension (recommended)

Install the svelte-vscode extension either through the marketplace, or by using the quick open command and pasting ext install JamesBirtles.svelte-vscode. Make sure VS Code settings includes

{
  "[svelte]": {
    "editor.defaultFormatter": "svelte.svelte-vscode"
  }
}

Source: svelte-vscode marketplace

Using Prettier extension

Install the prettier-vscode extension either through the marketplace, or by using the quick open command and pasting ext install esbenp.prettier-vscode. Make sure VS Code settings includes

{
  "editor.defaultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode"
}

You may also adjust that setting on a per language basis.

Source: prettier-vscode Github